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Front View larger iSimple iPod® Adapter Listen to your iPod through your factory stereo Item #: 541PXDP In Stock 55 Reviews Your price: $74.99 Earn up to 75 Rewards points Add to Cart Free Shipping Lifetime Tech Support + Add to wishlist + Email me alerts for this product View all associated offers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Does it work with my system? Select your car Find what fits your car ----- Please select a year ----- ----- Please select a make ----- ----- Please select a model ----- ----- Please select a body ----- ----- Please select an option ----- Loading... Will that piece of gear fit your car? We've climbed into thousands of vehicles to find out. x By buying this product you'll earn up to 75 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account
by Tim Sprinkle You can listen to your iPod — including newer iPods, like the nano, classic, and iPhone — in the car without replacing your factory stereo. All it takes is a CD changer-compatible factory stereo, a vehicle-specific cable adapter, and this iPod2car adapter box from iSimple. Just install the iPod2car adapter box in an out-of-the-way spot, connect it to your vehicle's radio with the cable adapter, and hook up your iPod. You'll be listening to all of your favorite tracks through your car speakers in no time. The iPod2car adapter allows you to control the party with your radio buttons (even steering wheel controls if you have them) — including controls for track up/down, fast forward, and rewind. The iPod itself stays active, too, giving you access to all of your playlists and filters. And you won't have to worry about sound quality. The wired connection ensures the best possible performance from your portable player. Once everything is installed, you'll be able to access the iPod by pressing "CD" or "AUX" on your radio. And the iPod2car will even charge your iPod while it's plugged in. Peripheral gives you everything you need to bring iPod convenience on the road. Note: If you haven't already, please enter your vehicle information or call an Advisor at 1-888-955-6000 to find out if we have a vehicle-specific cable adapter that'll connect the iPod2car to your vehicle. Compatibility Note: Be sure to check "Details" for specific iPod model compatibility with this iPod adapter. Product Highlights:iPod connection adapter for factory stereoworks with newer iPods, including nano, classic, and iPhonecontrols track selection and and fast forward / rewindthe iPod remains active, allowing for access to all of your playlistscharges your iPod batteryincludes an 11-1/2' cable for your iPodwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee
isimple ipod adapter Written By Anonymous, Virginia on Tuesday, April 21, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) LOVE THIS ADAPTER. It was simple to install with the recommended cables from Crutchfield. It sounds great and is easy to use once I figured out how to activate the external CD changer that I do not have in my car. Pros: Easy to install. Sound is very good. Cons: Tech support could not tell me how to activate it once it was installed. I found the instructions for the external CD player in my auto manual,and the ipod adapter has worked flawlessly ever since.
Works great Written By MattN, Greenville, SC on Thursday, January 08, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy installation and works great with my iPhone 5s with the 30-pin to lightning adapter cable. Controlling the iPhone music playback with the buttons on the radio is easy and works great Pros: Work with the car radio buttons Cons: They need to provide an updated cord so the 30-pin adapter is not needed
Excellent Product Written By Jason, Granite City, IL on Saturday, July 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This does exactly what it is supposed to do. And it is much cheaper than converting factory system to an aftermarket setup. My only issue was I wish they would they which wires to splice since the colors do not match. Quick install. I used this on a 2003 Ford Taurus SES.
Satisfied Written By Nathan, VA on Tuesday, October 02, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This adapter kid works as I expected it to based on the other reviews I read. The unit's functionality is limited, but it makes it so I can listen to my iPod through my factory stereo. I did, at first, receive a defective unit, but getting it replaced was a breeze. Cheers to the helpful folks at Crutchfield! Pros: Plays iPod through my factory stereo, easy to setup Cons: Receieved defective unit on first try, made in China
2000 Jaguar S-Type = easy installation Written By Luis B, Tucson, Az on Saturday, January 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I installed this adapter on my 2000 Jaguar S-Type. It was a very easy installation, great product for the price. It took about 30 minutes all together. I removed the factory stereo, by removing the two tear drop shaped inserts on each side with a flathead screw driver, thus exposing the bolt on each side. Then removed the half moon shape peace at the bottom which exposes two bolts. The entire stereo along with the climate control comes out. Now u should have the ford harness that comes with the adapter, remove stock harness block(cd changer) and connect the new harness. Connect the other end directly to the adapter, and connect the iPod wire onto the idapter as shown in the manual, connect to iPod/iPhone then press CD right on the stereo and u shoul be playin ur iPod or iPhone right away. Ive never once installed anything as far as car audio, but it was very simple. Pros: Charges iPod or iPhone while playing music. Crisp clean quality. Easy installation Cons: Goes loud but not the loudest, I'm pretty sure that is fixable. Have to sacrifice cd changer
The Perfect Solution Written By AJ, Kansas on Monday, January 23, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is an amazing product to allow you to keep the stock head-unit, but still have iPod input. I didn't want to put in a new head unit because of the cost and the risk of it getting stolen (soft top Wrangler). Amazing product! Easy installation via included install guide! Pros: Allows you to skip songs from your head unit controls (I have my iPod in my glovebox and never touch it). Charges your iPod all the time! Cons: Can't change playlist from the headunit (this doesn't affect me because I just run my iPod on shuffle all the time. Have to have a CD changer input
Not bad Written By Z man, Redlands ca on Wednesday, August 10, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This product was not my 1st choice. But it had all what I wanted. So I decided to purchase this. Upon arrival I was excited to install on my 2002 F150. Followed instructions took about 45 mins I wanted the installation right. It was plug n play but and yes there is a but. I installed my 4th gen iPod touch and started to play. Then the thing went crazy. It would play a song then skips not 1 not 2 or even 3 songs n he same album. I had the random off. It would also play n skip like it was a cd that had a scratch in. So I decided to change the dip switches if that would help. I read in a few reviews that turn on the 6th switch would help sound. I got a sound of loud sqeaching from the system. I contiuned to make adjustments but 2 hours later I decided to remove the iPod adaptor. The only reason I gave 3 stars is do to the return policy. It was quick n fast. I decided that an FM modulator was a best fix for me so I can have both my 6cd changer and an iPod adaptor.
Ipod addpter review Written By Nels, Austin on Sunday, June 26, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Ipod adapter works great. Easy to install and the sound is 10x better than FM or tape adapters.
Doesn't last Written By Jeff, Detroit on Sunday, April 03, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I don't normally leave reviews, but thought this item needed one given my experience. I have now had THREE of these in 3 different vehicles. Each one died almost exactly 2 years upon using it. The first time I was miffed, the second time suspicious, now I am pretty convinced: This is a nice product that works very well but simply doesn't last. You can purchase with confidence if you don't plan on having it very long but I wouldn't expect a very durable product.
iSimple iPod® Adapter Written By Lindsay, Efland, NC on Wednesday, March 30, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This adapter does exactly what it's supposed to do. Install was very easy. I have a 2005 Chrysler convertible and I wanted to keep the stock head unit intact, I don't like after market head units in there. I had to get the adapter cable as well for it to work and the web site here even tells what cable you need to go along with your purchase. Simply put, a very good ipod® adapter with a very easy install, less than 5 mins, no splicing, just plug and play. Hope this helps.
Ipod adapter Written By JerryK, Lebanon, OR on Wednesday, March 30, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great product. Gets rid of the extra wires and allows the use of the steering wheel controls. The only problems are that it shows"Err" on the display when in the "Disc" mode. Also, it puts dashes where the clock readout usually is until I press the time button. It blanks out the clock whenever I change tracks from the steering wheel controls. However, just a press of the Time button shows the clock again. All things considered, these are minor problems that I can live with when you compare them with the advantages of the unit. I would have given 5 stars if the display wasn't affected.
Excellent product for my Wrangler Written By Jesse N, Baton Rouge LA on Friday, January 21, 2011 Due to the threat of theft when the top is off of my 06 wrangler, I wanted to listen to my iphone through my stock stereo system, and this product allows me to do exactally that. the interface depends on the stock systems capabilities, so do not expect much from it (i.e. you will still have to control the music from the ipod potentially) but for my purposes this does not bother me, I would suggest getting an aftermarket head unit if you are looking for a good interface, but if you would like to listen to your ipod through the stock system this is exactly what you need.
Excellent! Written By ChrisM, Southern California on Monday, November 22, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is the 4th ipod connecter I've purchased from Crutchfield for 4 different vehicles. Each has worked perfectly and each was easy to install with custom instructions for each vehicle. Thank you!
Ipod Adapter Written By Kman2123, Cedar Falls, IA on Sunday, October 31, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This works perfectly! Charges Ipod, came with a nice long cable to reach from the trunk to the drivers seat! Sound Quality is excellent
Peripheral iPod Adaptor Written By JamieE, Virginia Beach, VA on Sunday, September 26, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was very pleased with Crutchfield's tech support. They knew exactly what I needed for my car and application and were very friendly and professional. My son & I installed our Peripheral iPod with ease and success in less than half an hour. Love the adaptor-works great! Thank you Crutchfield-I look forward to coming back and will recommend to anyone. JamieE.
2007 Pacifica Written By Brian, Portland, OR on Tuesday, June 08, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Pros: Easy install and works good for iPod 3G. Turns down iPod music when phone rings. Charges iPod Cons: annoying prompt for airplane mode each time you plug it in (answer "no"), external blue tooth hands free disabled (or else it plays over bluetooth speaker). Note, must turn DIP Switch 6 on
Peripheral iPod adapter Written By Dale, USAG Humphreys, South Korea on Friday, October 30, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Awesome idea. Works well, pretty much as advertised. I used the advice of previous customers and turned on dip switch 6 to boost volume.I am very happy to not need cd's anymore. One small gripe is the annoying time count on my factory stereo. It alternates between 1:00 and 2:00, without actually counting track time.
Jeep Tj Written By Anonymous, Turlock, Ca on Wednesday, September 16, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) East 30 minute install on factory radio. I don't know if it is the new 2009 Nano or my radio, but "charging is not supported." I bought it for the connection.
Great Product ! Written By William, Flagler Beach, Fl on Friday, June 19, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) What a great product. It only took about 45minutes to install and it sounds fantastic ! The best thing is that it works with the steering wheel controls just like a CD disc does. You can also use the buttons on the radio or use the iPod controls. Since I have the factory installed Infinity sound system, it really sounds great. No more fading in and out with interference from local radio stations, which is really annoying. I would recommend this product to anyone with a decent factory stereo system. It sure beats changing out the whole works. I'd give ten stars if it were an option.
It's acceptable Written By Evan, Palo Alto, CA on Monday, May 25, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installed it on my 07' Jeep Liberty with a RBK factory stereo. Had to permanently disconnect the Sirius radio connection which I believe also serves as the CD changer connection. No big deal, I'm not using neither. Installation took less than 30 minutes - it was quite easy to pull the factory stereo out and get behind & underneath the dash since the glove compartment pops out easily. The sound is awesome much better than a FM connection. The controls however are very limited through the RBK radio. It cannot select a playlist so you have to go to the iPod (mine was a 4th generation) directly, and it doesn't display the song title but that has nothing to do with the product - its the RBK radio itself. Overall I think it's an acceptable solution since I didn't want to give up the factory look. The only thing that I didn't like and was surprised by is that it charges the iPod constantly & continuously even when the keys are pulled out and car is parked for days. I don't know what's the logic behind that design, perhaps the iPod knows when to stop charging. Net net, I give it 3-stars.
Great product! Written By Tony, Milford, CT on Sunday, April 19, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installed the adapter in my 2004 Jeep Wrangler with factory stereo, and it's great! Very easy to install (maybe 2 hours total) and the sound is very high quality. Everything worked properly once it was connected - the adapter turns my iPod on and off with the jeep, keeps it charged, and I can control basic functions from the stereo. Very cool product, highly recommended.
Great IPOD adapter! Written By Charles, Brunswick, GA on Wednesday, April 08, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very good product and easy installation. It sounds even better than the stereo radio! My only complaint would be that the necessary configurations needed for the initial setup were not listed on line as stated in the instructions. I had to call the technical phone number to get them.
Ford Explorer Written By Anthony, Enterprise Alabama on Sunday, February 22, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is the best money I spent, sounds excellent. Don't waste you time on all the other products.
Works with iPOD Photo not Touch Written By Bassam, Gaithersburg, MD on Friday, January 30, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I ordered it understanding that I could use my iPOD Touch 32G. It didn't work as I had hoped. Luckily I had my older iPOD Photo and it was very happy to work with it. I can skip songs from the wheel, very cool. If you plan to use the iPOD Photo, it will do the job very well. If you have an iPOD Touch or iPhone, do more research to see if the bugs have been worked out.
2002 Taurus Written By Don, IL on Friday, January 23, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I put this into a 2002 Taurus. The cable was long enough to make it to the center console, but no farther. Installation was pretty easy using the instructions. The rear seat instructions were not good. You have to push the seat cushion rearward, then lift up. Once I got this figured out, it was a piece of cake. It works fine too.
iPhone 3G Written By Dan, Magnolia TX on Wednesday, December 24, 2008 I have the PXPD and PXHFD3 installed in my Ford F350. Everything works as advertised, but the iPhone 3G does not charge (I get the annoying incompatible message each time I connect it). I understand Peripheral is aware of this and working on a cable that will interface with the iPhone 3g and iPod Touch (apparently Apple changed the adapter from the original iPhone). I'm hoping to get on a list so that I can exchange the cable that came with the PXPD with one that will work with the iPhone 3G...
It'll do Written By Jack, Hayden, Idaho on Sunday, December 07, 2008 I have a 2005 Silverado with the Bose system. If someone else had installed this, I would take it back and I would expect everything to work as advertised. The only thing this does right is the only thing I wanted -to run the ipod sound through the stereo. It works. I have the new 32Gb Touch. The radio does not control the ipod at all. It appears to display CD and track numbers on the factory unit. The XM still works as the harness was a "tap-in pass through", but if you turn the ipod on the XM channel-they will compete -doesn't matter because it operates on the CD/tape selection anyway -and I don't subscribe to XM. I haven't tried to put a CD in with it yet. It is possible that I may find I have to eject the CD out of the unit to use the iPod. I will try it. I ordered this one because it advertises that it charges the iPod as well; Not so! First time I hooked it up, a message came up on the iPod stating that there was no charging support. I wanted this in time for my four day road trip home so paid the extra $10 shipping. I can't say paying this much to simply plug the ipod into your car stereo is a great deal. with no charging support, a person is better off buying a generic MP3 1/8" jack patch-in and using a cigarette lighter holder/charger. I will be researching this to see if it's worth yanking the unit back out and sending it back. If not, I'll swallow the expense and be happy it does what I wanted and charge it at night.
Great Product Written By Scott, Massachusetts on Monday, September 22, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Product was easily installed and worked right away. An FM modulator can not compare in sound quality. Only one wire to your Ipod makes the installation nice and neat.
Excellent Product Written By Mike, Rochester, NY on Saturday, August 30, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is such a huge improvement over my old FM modulator that it's not even worth comparing. No more trying to find free stations, especially on long trips through multiple cities. I routed the cable to the center arm rest compartment in my 2001 Mercury Sable, and now with the ipod hidden, I can just shut off the car and leave, rather than having to unplug and stow it out of sight every time. Sound quality is excellent. I went about 3 weeks without setting dipswitch 6 (to boost the sound level) and I loved it even with the lower sound level. Now it just rocks with switch 6 set. I love that I don't have to bring my ipod nano (8G) in to the house to charge it anymore. It's always charged and ready to go with this adapter. The biggest factor for me in deciding to buy this unit rather than replacing the factory stereo with an aftermarket one with line input, was the fact that I don't like the small buttons on aftermarket stereos. It's great being able to skip forward/back with my factory stereo buttons. FF within a track does not work, but that's not a feature I would use anyway. If I want to do specific things like that, I can always pick up the ipod and do it right from the click wheel. It's great that it remains active when plugged in to the adapter. I've had a great experience with this product, and Crutchfield was flawless.
It's ok for After market Products Written By MAKK10, Richardson, TX on Friday, August 22, 2008 I have a 2002 BMW 325ci it works great for about 1 or 2hr after that it shuts off and you have to disconnect and reconnect. What a weaste of time? For the price you pay it is a great buy and the sound quality is the best. On my next BMW I'll makesure the iPod adapter is apart of the car.
Recommend this product Written By Craig, Scottsdale, AZ on Wednesday, August 13, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Product was very easy to install in my 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan. Instructions were very good, and thanks to the comments on the website to set dipswitch 6 on I get the volume needed. Hardest part was having to remove passenger side bottom dash trim to mount the box more easily. Sound is great with the direct connection. I have not tested all the controls, but know there are limitations on what can be controlled through the factory sound system. This is not a big concern to me - I wanted the direct connection to improve sound quality, charge my iPod and get rid of the pain of trying to find unused FM radio stations. A great product. Worth the $ (I paid almost $85 for the FM modulator and got half the sound quality).
Very nice product Written By Chuck, Meridian, Mississippi on Friday, April 18, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This product is excellant. Installed in about 20 minutes. Everything works great. Installed in a 2000 Ford Taurus. When connecting my iPhone to the adapter, it says it will only work in airplane mode. Disregard the warning and go into regular mode. It works just fine and you can still get your phone calls. I've seen where some reviews reccommend you set the number 6 dipswitch to on for better volume, but mine is just fine.
iSimple iPod® Adapter Written By Brian, Georgetown, Texas on Thursday, January 31, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Works great, easy to install. Push #6 pin down for amplified sound. Make sure to order the wiring harness that fits your car.
Good Solution Written By Charles, Toledo,OH on Wednesday, January 23, 2008 Just installed this in a friend's '99 EB Explorer. Seems to be a good fit with the Mach system installed. The vehicle specific interface (PXHFD3) plugged easily in-line with the original wiring. I had a factory manual so locating power and ground was easy as well. At first even though I had good power and ground - Ipod was charging normally - the head unit would not "see" the Ipod and would display "NO CDDJ". A call to tech support yielded the idea of pulling the battery ground cable and re-connecting to "re-boot" everything. Not a bad Idea. But, prior to doing so I unplugged the Peripheral interface from the vehicle and cycled the DIP switches back to off and then set 2, 6 & 8 back to on. When I hooked it back up it worked as advertised. The Ipod responds to the CD changer controls to fast forward, rewind, next track etc. while also responding at all times to the click wheel. The only problem if any is that when switching between sources - radio, CD - and back to the Ipod, the Ipod will sometimes go into pause requiring a push of the click wheel to begin again. Not a huge deal as we wired it to the center console where the Ipod could sit in a cupholder and be reachable. As the click wheel remains active, you would probably not want to put the cable into the glovebox out of reach anyway. Sound quality is excellent. Very pleased.
Does the job nicely Written By Steerpike, California on Friday, March 23, 2007 Ive had this device over a year now, and it works pretty well. I just now discovered the dip switch number 6 setting to increase volume - wish I saw that before! The primary function of this device for me is to get my iPod playing through my speakers on my 14 year old car, and it does that well. I love the fact that I can still use the ipod controls.It does not always send the stop command to the iPod when I turn off the car or stereo, so I have to double-check the ipod each time. But it always sends a start command when I power up the car or stereo. When I press my car steering wheel next button, nothing happens. But if I first do a back command on the stereo, that seems to enable the forward command from that point on. The battery on my iPod failed after relatively little use, and I wonder if this is due to the fact that its always being charged by this device, combined with high temperatures in the car. I would like the option to NOT have this device charge the ipod, and thats why Im wondering if one of those dip switches does that. I know that, with LiIon, you dont need to fully cycle the battery, but I also know that its not good to constantly charge; my thinkpad laptop has logic to start charging at 90%, and stop charging at 95% - this was considered the optimal setting for maximum battery life. Id pay good money for a display that clearly showed whats playing on the iPod.
Needs improvements Written By Lenn, Alaska on Wednesday, October 04, 2006 I have 05 4runner. The DIP switch that controls the volume had to be changed (different from the installation instruction). The steering wheel controls do not work very well. (I have to press and hold up or down track button to activate the ipod). The volume still does not come close to the factory stereo and a regular CD capability. Overall a fair product. Better then changing cd's.
iPod2Car (Item #541PXDP) - Resolution findings to common issues. Written By Jamie, Wisconsin on Saturday, April 08, 2006 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) 2006 Toyota Corolla with Non JBL 6 disk in dash changer/6 speaker.Overall device rating: I love this device despite minor fixable issue. I would recommend this device for anyone who has an iPod and plans to use it in their vehicle. The issue below should not deter from purchasing the product. The sound quality is excellent (I do consider myself an audiophile), the device is extremely easy to install, and does not require splicing wires. The deciding factor on this device for me was that the Peripheral device does not lock out the iPod interface (as do many other products on the market), and offers the ability of turning the iPod on and off with the car. I bought this product from Crutchfield because they are reliable, their customer service is friendly, and delivery is quick.Only Issue - Audio level is too low compared to the other radio functions.Fix - Change Dip Switch #6 on the Peripheral device to the on position. This dip switch is (confirmed by Peripheral support) an audio output booster option.
not very good Written By Kevin, Wilton, California on Wednesday, March 08, 2006 The I pod adapter sometimes shuts off the I pod, somtimes it starts playing the I pod, When you have the I pod not plugged in the head unit stills selects the I pod even when you were listen to a different device like sirus radio, I do not recommed this product to run your I-pod with the eclipse head unit.
Thanks to an I-Lounge tweak, I LOVE it! Written By tbuick6, Hartsdale, NY on Saturday, March 04, 2006 When I originally installed the IPOD2Car in my 2001 Ford Explorer, I was disappointed by the lack of volume I was getting(only about 50-60% of my CD/FM volume). Peropheral's support regarding my problem was nil, and since I bought this from a local retailer, I did not think to reach out to Crutchfield for any answers. An internet IPOD forum had a solution which fixed my volume problem. Dip Switch #6 switched to the on position was the suggestion and it works! This switch is a gain control and will work as such for any installation, regarding of the car it's installed in. Now my IPOD rocks! I do have the same problem George describes regarding the forward and back buttons often skipping more than 1 track at a time, but I consider it a minor bug that I can live with given the awesome sound my Ipod now delivers on the road. Great Product!!
Cool item! Written By George, Hartsdale, NY on Tuesday, February 28, 2006 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased this to install in my 2001.5 VW Passat. It was pretty easy to install and works great, except that the radio controls do not operate the iPod well.Specifically, the track forward and track backwards do not work correctly. When I push either of these buttons, they usually do the action twice, skipping a track. Other than that though, the sound is great and volume controls work well.I coupled this with a mount and attachment from Pro Clip USA. They have a custom mount for my Passat and iPod that works GREAT and now the iPod is easily reached near the radio.This item is a great item.
Fantastic Written By Al, Valencia, CA on Tuesday, February 07, 2006 This product is great. It improves the overall iPod experience with full auto integration. Its ability to turn the iPod ON and OFF with the vehicle, while still charging, made it perfect for me. Also feels much safer skipping tracks without touching the iPod or removing my hand from the wheel during drive-time. Highly Recommended!
2006 GMC Sierra Written By Scott, Orange County, CA on Sunday, January 29, 2006 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This product installed easily and works great on my 2006 GMC Sierra. The hardest part of the installation was splicing power for the unit and figuring out how to unhook (and then re-hook) the antenna at the back of the factory radio (there isn't much slack to work with). I'm happy with the product and would recommend it.
Best Solution for a factory install Written By CarlT, Red Oak, TX on Tuesday, December 27, 2005 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Vehicle: 99 Cadillac DevilleAM/FM Cassette Only, but awesome factory sound system.Problem: Factory CD changer (6 Disc, Plays CD's Only)$800.00+ from GM (USA Spec changer *available from Crutchfield, less expensive but still only plays regular CD's) either option is trunk mount limiting the variety of music to be loaded.This adapter was the perfect answer, less expensive; works with all Ipod's including the wife's NANO. Now she can load 35+ CD's at a time and the clarity of the sound is amazing.I have read a lot of complaints here in the reviews about the limited functionality from the factory HU, ummm, here's a novel idea, read the overview!Major Kudo's to the Crutchfield Team, the Caddy to peripheral wiring harness was mistakenly left off the order, 2 days before Christmas, and they corrected this by getting it to me for a Christmas Eve install that only took bout 45 minutes.A young lady I met at the local Best Buy (idiots) wanted to install the same setup in her Jeep Gr. Cherokee, and the BB told her it could "Not be done with a factory setup", tried to sell her a complete aftermarket HU and interface system for about $600+.I used one of the BB floor model computers, took her to the Crutchfield Website and got her all setup, I should be installing that for her next weekend!The Crutchfield team scores again! (and so will my Send-a-friend Referral Credit)
Works well enough, best option for me Written By Jordan, Raleigh, NC on Friday, December 23, 2005 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Audio quality is good. The volume is lower than the radio or a CD, but not by much (comfortable listening level on my stereo is about 30 for a CD, 35-40 for the ipod2car). It still sounds much better than a tape adapter (which wasn't even an option for me), or an FM transmitter (which I had previously). I didn't notice any added hiss or static. You do want to be careful unplugging the iPod, as it can give the speakers a nasty pop if the stero's still on.Compatibility is good. I have a 2005 Camry with the basic factory stereo and no CD changer. My stereo has a "Disk" button on the front, but no obvious changer controls. Once I connected the iPod2Car, I had to disconnect power to the stero, then reconnect it to get it to recognize the iPod2Car as a CD changer. The additional adapter was needed for installation to a 2005 Camry. Peripheral actually makes a third Toyota adapter, PXHTY3, which offers all the connections provided by PXHTY1 and PXHTY2.Functionality is sufficient. Basic function works reliably. The iPod interface still functions when connected. The basic stereo controls (Next/Previous track, RR/FF, volume up/down) work. That's about it. The track time blinks between 1:00 and 2:00, which isn't great, but I can live with it. The track number doesn't change if you skip tracks using the iPod controls. Occasionally, the iPod won't start playing automatically when I switch to "Disk" on the stereo (I have to hit play on the iPod itself). I haven't figured out why yet. Most of the time it works fine.
Compared to an itrip the sound quality is better. Written By purchases, Los Angeles, CA on Tuesday, December 20, 2005 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This sounded like a good idea, especially with so many over zealous reviews, but lets talk about the problems I've encountered having not owned this device for 24-hours yet. 1. Pause. When starting the vehicle the ipod is paused. This is annoying because there isnt any button on the stereos face to unpause the ipod. So you have to take out the ipod and push buttons. 2. Power off. While the stereo is 'controlling' the ipod (only four features: skip forward, skip back, scan forward, scan back). The ipod continues to charge after you turn off the ignition. This was my biggest problem with the device, and why i dropped the rating. It's one thing to have limited functionality but I don't need some over-priced piece of junk sucking my battery dead to charge an MP3 player.Its unfortunate because this could have been a decent product.
2006 Camry Install Written By Randy, Manassas, VA on Wednesday, November 23, 2005 This product works great and is easy to install. The fact that the click wheel on the iPod still remains functional when in use is what makes this product better than the rest of them. Most lock out the iPod controls.Side note for a 2006 Toyota Camry install. I have the JBL audio package from the factory. Crutchfield website says I need to have a stereo that has a button labeled 'DISC' for the 2006 Camry. This is not true. My stereo has button labeled 'CD' and it works just fine. the head unit just needs to have the ability to control a CD Changer. Everything Crutchfield says about the requirements are dead on. You do need both Toyota cables for the 2006 Camry. [Editor's Note: We use what the manufacturer states when we get the application guide for each adapter. When we get updated information from our Research Department in the field or from our customers, we update our database - which we've done now thanks to Randy in Manassas!]
Didn't Work in Ford Exporer Written By KATHY, Big Bear Lake, CA on Tuesday, October 11, 2005 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I imagine this is a good product, but we could not get it to work in our 1996 Ford Explorer. Sent it back for an exchange and it didn't work either. Apparently it is not compatible with our factory radio.Customer service and the tech reps were fantastic. This is why we like doing business with Crutchfield.
iSimple iPod® Adapter Written By Dan, MI on Wednesday, August 10, 2005 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I installed the adapter in my 99' Accord. The installation went relatively well. The unit works great, however. The sound quality is really crisp and I am able to scroll forwards and backwards from the factory stereo. I would recommend this product to any who has an ipod and doesn't want to settle for the fm transmitters.
Great Product Written By Mike, Lexington, KY on Thursday, August 04, 2005 I just installed the iPod2Car on my 2003 Chevy Silverado, and it sounds phenomenal. As advertised, it sounds just like the music were coming from a CD. It lies about showing the name of the song etc. on the stereo display, but that's not a big deal. It simply displays what it would if the music were coming from the the first cd in the cd changer. You can track back and ahead with stereo controls as well as fast forward and rewind.The installation was a snap. I would mention to a novice (like myself) that splicing the 12v wire together to charge the iPod is the only tricky aspect. Other than that, it is extremely intuitive.Great product, good sound, almost exactly as advertised.
Best of Currently Available Adapters Written By Scott, San Francisco, CA on Tuesday, July 05, 2005 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installed this into my 2005 Scion xA with standard Scion/Pioneer in-dash radio/cd. Radio removal was easy, I found a PDF doc from a Toyota service manual online. This is something Crutchfield should supply.Supplied manual has DIP switch settings for most cars, but the Scion worked better by setting switch 6 to ON. Volume and sound quality was improved and controlling iPod from radio was more reliable.Operation of the adapter is amazing. All of the logic is well thought out and better than what I've read of competing products. Here are the good points:All of the iPod controls remain operational, you can still use the iPod while it's connected.Charging is automatic. Pause and Play are automatic. If you switch to the radio, the iPod pauses. If you switch back to Changer the iPod resumes play from where it was paused. If you pause on the iPod and press Changer on the radio, the iPod plays. Track Up and Down on the radio switches to the next or previous song on the iPod. Track changing is fast. Press Track Up 5 times quickly the iPod skips 5 tracks instantly. Scion is offering a built-in iPod connector on the 2006 models, but it's a $300 option. So I highly recommend this adapter to all Scion users.
Peripheral Adapter on Honda CRV and Toyota Sienna Written By Victor, Boston, MA on Saturday, June 25, 2005 the unit works well, factory radio controls ipod forward and reverse, sound quality is CD as long as you encode Music at higher rate, if you encode at 128 kbps then that is the quality you will get, also found that 3rd generation ipods have problems with radio controls, but 4th generation(click wheel) work fine,this has to do with firware version on third Gen iPods, and even at the latest version of firmware for this generation, you still have problems, but it still sounds great and atleast you can still cotrol through the ipod it self.I also like the fact that it does not lock the ipod, so you can select what you want to hear, and are not locked to playlist, like Monster Cables and Denison's version of this product. All in all is great product, very easy to install and configure, sound quality is also great
Way better then a fm mod Written By Scott, So Cal on Wednesday, June 01, 2005 I bought this for my 04 chevy silverado, with Bose XM onstar stereo.Sound B+Install A+Compatibility c+price C+Overall it wasnt as described, because I can only control the Volume, skip frwd, skip back, and it charges. Im gonna keep it because of my system I think its my only option without losing my XM or onstar. Im sure as Ipods get more popular there will be a better way.
iSimple iPod® Adapter Written By Peter, Lafayette, CA on Thursday, May 26, 2005 I installed this unit on a 2003 Celica.The Crutchfield Master Sheets describes just about everything you need to know to service any factory stereo component in the car. You definitely want to keep them afterwards. They don't cover the actual connection, nor does the instructions that come with the adapter. It was confusining at first beacuse the harness had two plugs, and only one was needed.The Stereo controls only allow you to skip tracks forward and back, seek forward/back through the song, and volume. Skipping forward through disc does nothing. It won't go to the next album, playlist etc. The stereo face doesn't display any correct information either. It always displays 1-X, where X is the number of times I skipped forward a track. The track time toggles back and forth between 1:00 and 2:00. Intermittently the skip forward button doesn't work. Usually if I plug the iPod in while it's paused on a track. Pressing Skip Forward a few times, or Skip Back then Forward usually clears it up.What the stereo control, and display are lacking you get back on the iPod. You can control the iPod as you normally would, and use it's display for accurate information. I was hoping more of this control would wind up in the stereo face because I didn't want to crash the car while fiddling around with the iPod. If you're the type of person that just uses shuffle and skips over tracks as they come up, this isn't a problem.The sound quality is a lot better than the cassette adapter. I'm not convinced it sounds as good and using the orginal CD, but it's close.
Sounds great, but little functionality Written By Andrew, Honolulu, HI on Tuesday, May 24, 2005 I bought this for my 2005 Tacoma last week. Installation was easy and it sounds so much better than the Monster FM Transmitter that I have. Unfortunately, I really can't control my iPod very well with my factory controls (or steering wheel controls). Occasionally, it will skip to the next track when I press the next track button, but usually it does nothing. I also have no ability to control playlists or browse my iPod as the other reviewer mentioned. I guess it depends on the factory deck that you have with your system. I would recommend that you find a review of this product in your specific car before purchasing this item.
Good-bye itrip Written By trojangod, Los Angeles, Ca on Monday, May 23, 2005 Just had this item installed into my Jeep. It sounds great and allows me to control the music from the ipod interface. No more static due to poor fm reception through an itrip. I can access any and all songs on my ipod, not just from certain playlists like some other devices I had been looking to purchase. The one down side at this point seems to be my inability to fast forward or rewind songs using the buttons on my radio as advertised. Not a major concern, but something that I think I should share. If you like the ability to play all the music in your ipod without creating 6 playlists that include everything first, this is the product for you. You may want to purchase some sort of holder, either a vent mount or cup holder version, to be able to work the ipod without losing track of the road. Love it, and will be adding another one to my wife's car soon. [Editor's note: you should be able to fast forward/rewind the songs on your iPod via the radio's control buttons. We suggest that you either upgrade the firmware on your iPod (via Apple's web site) or double check the DIP switches on the iPod2Car itself. If problems continue, please contact Crutchfield technical support.]


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Not every great college basketball player is going to make it as a pro, but some just have further to fall than others.
Some players who were legends on the college court just couldn't seem to translate that success in the NBA. In other words, they were flops.
It's subjective, this thing we call an NBA flop. But, really, it all boils down to one thing: expectations. This is the ruler by which all athletes are judged, regardless of whether they're professionals or amateurs.
In this article, we aren't going to focus on simple NBA underachievers, those players who didn't live up to their expectations coming out of college, but still had respectable NBA careers, like Danny Manning or Danny Ferry.
Instead, let's look at five flops: NCAA superstars who not only didn't live up to expectations, but also wreaked havoc on the teams that drafted them ...
No. 5: Christian Laettner
Christian Laettner could serve as the poster-boy for the didn't-live-up-to-expectations players.
When the Minnesota Timberwolves drafted him third overall in 1992, they thought they were drafting the Laettner who beat out Jim Jackson and, believe it or not, Shaquille O'Neal to gain a spot on the gold-medal-winning U.S. men's Olympic basketball team, considered by many to be the best team ever assembled in any sport.
The T-Wolves wanted the Laettner whose No. 32 jersey was retired by Duke, after he averaged 16.6 points and 7.7 rebounds per game and led the Blue Devils to four consecutive NCAA tournaments, finishing as champions in 1991 and 1992.
Instead, they got the Laettner who played pretty well his rookie season, averaging 18.2 points per game, but that was about it. The T-Wolves hoped he would only get better, but he went from the penthouse to the outhouse about as fast as Milli Vanilli.
No. 4: Steve Alford
The young Steve Alford was the quintessential hometown hero: he earned the coveted Mr. Basketball title for the state of Indiana in his senior year; averaged 18.5 points per game during his career at Indiana University, earning first-team All-American honors in both his junior and senior years; grabbed a gold medal in the 1984 Olympics; and led the Hoosiers to a national title in 1987.
So it's understandable that Indiana Pacers' fans would be livid with the squad after selecting Reggie Miller with the 11th overall pick in 1987's draft instead of golden boy Alford. But, as much as we fans love to gripe about management, they happened to make the right move this time.
Alford, after going 26th overall to the Dallas Mavericks, only played four seasons in the NBA, averaging a measly 4.4 points per game.
Alford has since followed his father's footsteps, with successful coaching stints at Southwest Missouri State, Iowa and New Mexico, but that doesn't change the fact he flopped in the NBA.
No. 3: Pervis Ellison
Although we're ranking "Never Nervous" Pervis Ellison No. 3 on our flops list, we would rank him near the very top if we had a Best Nicknames Ever list.
Perhaps it's true that Pervis was never nervous, as unlikely as that seems, but what we do know for certain is that he played a pivotal role in the Louisville Cardinals' run to the NCAA championship in 1986.
Ellison was only a freshman when he put on a show in that championship game, putting up 25 points and hauling in 11 rebounds as Louisville snuck past Duke for a three-point victory.
The Sacramento Kings picked "Never Nervous" No. 1 overall in 1989. Jump ahead only three years and Ellison was already given the dubious honor of being the NBA's Most Improved Player. In Ellison's defense, however, it must be noted that he suffered debilitating knee injuries from 1992 to 1994.
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RENO, Nev. - The Atlantis these days uses more coins making change for restaurant patrons than it does for the 100 or so coin-operated slots scattered throughout the casino floor.Much like the Betamax and film cameras, coin-operated slots are relegated to Nevada's past. Big properties in northern Nevada still have small percentages of the machines on their casino floors, and older, smaller casinos use them much more frequently, but by and large coin slots have faded from existence.And with them went a whole way of doing business for casino operators. Gone are entire fleets of casino workers employed as key people, change persons and hard-count teams whose job it was to sort, count and transport the literal tons of coinage in casino vaults. Also gone are a host of service companies that repaired broken machines or manufactured specialized parts, such as acoustic-enhancing coin collection trays designed to maximize sound of slot payouts.David Farahi, chief operating officer of Monarch Casino & Resort, owner of Atlantis Casino Resort Spa, remembers well the days of coin-operated gaming machines. Before moving into management Farahi worked as a key person on the casino floor, making change and bucking big bags of coins to refill depleted slot hoppers.Farahi and other northern Nevada casino executives say the near disappearance of coins from casino floors brought improvements in efficiency and guest service. Slot service and slot downtimes, and customer wait times decreased dramatically as casinos eliminated coin jams and hopper refills.The Atlantis began swapping out its coin-operated devices for ticket-in, ticket out slots in 2003.Even the 100 or so coin machines left at the Atlantis pay gamblers with a ticket instead of hard currency. Drop teams used to collect coins from the Atlantis casino floor five days a week; today, coins are collected just once a month - and that's largely to satisfy gaming regulation requirements.Rob Mouchou, vice president of casino operations at the Eldorado Hotel Casino for three decades, says the property today has no coin-operated slots.Mouchou estimates that a decade ago 80 percent of service calls on the casino floor involved coin-related issues. One of the biggest hassles with coin slots: the everyday problem of picking up hundreds of spent paper coin wrappers from the casino floor.Still, Mouchou bemoans the loss of "audio marketing," with the advent of ticket-in, ticket out slots."TITO was not all good," he says wistfully. "It gave us some efficiencies that were great, but it changed the whole feel of the casino floor. You just didn't have the bells and the coins - we lost a lot of the audio marketing when we lost those coins falling out. Every casino misses that feeling of activity."Steve Gearty, vice president of casino operations for John Ascuaga's Nugget and a 33-year industry veteran, agrees that the departure of coin slots diluted the overall gaming experience."Nostalgia-wise, I do miss that a lot," Gearty says. "It created its own excitement in a building, and with the departure went the noise on a casino floor. But you had to make the transition."The advent of bill validators and ticket-in, ticket-out gaming is directly tied to the newer machines that feature multiple games and denominations, as well as the banks of popular penny slots favored by patrons, Gearty says."None of that stuff could have happened unless you made the transition from coin to credits," Gearty says. "But I still like to hear coins hit a tray, and I was there when Bally made its first deep-dish trays to make it even louder. Even if you weren't winning, you know when somebody was because you could hear it."Back-of-house operations also changed drastically.Gearty says the whole infrastructure of older casinos such as the Nugget were built to handle coin tonnage. Labor included a sea of employees using weigh scales, counting machines and drop teams filling and emptying slot machines.The Nugget and Atlantis still have coin-counting machines, but the Eldorado has done away with its coin equipment entirely. Hard count teams primarily have been replaced by soft-count teams counting paper bills."It is like horses, or covered wagons - they are a thing of the past," the Eldorado's Mouchou says. "It is nostalgia. It will never come back."Some gamblers wax nostalgically for the time when coin rolls and $100 racks of silver dollars were essential to playing slots. Also gone are the stacks of coin buckets stationed at every machine, and the cartons of mini hand wipes casinos provided for guests to clean coin-blackened forefingers.During the Eldorado's changeover process, Mouchou says the property conducted a study that determined roughly 30 percent of gamblers preferred the coin-operated machines.The number has dwindled."Coins are heavy, dirty and hard to manage," says the Atlantis' Farahi. "There is a small group of people who like coins, but I think that group over the years has gotten smaller and smaller."Adds Gearty: "When you talk to folks, it is a big piece of what's missing from the old feel in the buildings, and it has detracted from the excitement on the casino floor."Despite about a 90 percent savings in labor, it's more expensive to operate a casino without coin because the newer technologies are so much more expensive, Gearty notes."When you think about the technology to redeem a ticket, everything has to be wired to main servers," he says. "These main servers have to verify very rapidly every single ticket. All of the printers, card readers and ticket redemption kiosks are expensive. We didn't save anything in terms of cost."
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Do you know any programs with distro lock? I don't. Most of the stuff I install from Arch User Repositorys comes in *.debs. Still no problem.
Canonical and Valve meeting has me pissed. Exclusive Linux distro releases is utterly absurd. Valve better release a cross-distro Linux installer/package that will inclue all dependencies and their games better do the same. The dependencies can only end where actual real unchanging standard APIs/ABIs begin. I'm not supporting efforts to push proprietary Linux. Anyone who cares about freedom should be pushing for cross-distro standards.
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Do you know any programs with distro lock? I don't. Most of the stuff I install from Arch User Repositorys comes in *.debs. Still no problem.
It seems like it would be pretty trivial to convert a .deb to another distro format.
Oh my god....
I'm visiting the homepage and the forums from time to time for more than six years now.
Unbelievable they eventually made it.
BTW, I remember a developer to answer the question for a Mac OS port not too long ago (maybe a year or so).
IIRC, he said it's very unlikely to happen. The port can not be easily compiled for another platform target.
There is lots of platform specific stuff included (not sure why) and they most likely won't take the effort to port it.
I'm curious if there is a platform-agnostic way for Source modding, something like a Quake ]I[ Arena QVM...Will Black Mesa be ported to Xbox360, Mac or another platform?
At the moment Black Mesa supports only PCs powered by Microsoft Windows operational system [5]. In the near future it will be also available for Mac, and possibly, Linux [6]. No port for Xbox360.
There is none
This is the problem at the moment and it comes from quite a few years of FUD, FUD like "too many distro's you can't get it working for all" or "linux is not stable [from a lib point of view]""
#1 Too many distro
Not really, the VAST majority are derivatives, there really is only like 6 odd core distro's (debian, redhat, gentoo, arch...) sure you can argue around which one you can call core or not but that's just semantics and doesn't change the fact there isn't that many (ubuntu, Xubuntu... SAME THING!!!) even then it comes downto libraries...
Now sure 10years ago when I was really getting the hang on linux distro's could end up differing a fair amount due to specific distro-patches to the likes of libc, kernel... (slow updates from upstream and such) but with git and a faster moving update from some of the core libs, pretty much every distro is reasonably similar
So why not just target one and ubuntu makes sense - its the most popular AND they target themselves as newbie friendly. Have all official support ubuntu based BUT (as every linux application is) make the program Distro Agnostic REALLY FUCKING SIMPLE!!!! don't link against an ubuntu-specific library (unity.so for instance... even then easy for others to install), don't link against a specific library version (libXft.so instead of libXft.ubuntu.2.3.1.so) LINUX does multiple version of shared libs REALLY WELL, this isn't windows and dll hell... IF you have to link against a specific library concider shipping it... many a linux app does this AND quite a few windows as well ... matlab does...)
#2 Linux is not stable (from a library point of view)
Again bullshit!!! its alot more binary ABI stable that windows is. The kernel has a very simple rule "YOU NEVER BREAK EXTERNAL INTERFACES" so for the entire 2.6.x as well as the 3.x its the same from a userland point of view.
Likewise Libc has just been extended and since upstream was updating faster all distro's have access to the latest patches that each other submits.
The 3.6rc kernel will still run a Rogue binary built in 1992. X is back compatible to apps far older than Linux.
Windows is completely unable to make such a claim...
I have a couple of programs I run on a Fedora box at work. Matlab and EFFE. Matlab ONLY support Redhat so when I contacted them for support their official line was "we only support redhat", my reply for the couple of times I have had to contact them was "that is fine, but for redhat systems have you seen such an error, what have you recommended". They tell me what their solution or where to look for redhat AND I tailor it to Fedora. Not that hard.
Likewise EFFE is developed on Gentoo and is tested on Ubuntu so when I hit a problem with that they informed me what they did for gentoo/ubuntu and I tailored for Fedora...
Simply put if Valve want to target Ubuntu so what, as long as they don't go full retard (and cause other distro's to pull in specific Ubuntu libs [BAD!!! but then it could be a simple build error]) then all that is needed is the other distro's can provide ad-hoc techsupport for their users.
If it wasn't for Ubuntu being backed by a real company and aiming at providing a user-friendly linux experience there would not be
any news about Steam coming to linux at all. And I don't even use Ubuntu anymore.


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"Twenty years ago, we all wanted the biggest, fastest press to beat the competition," said John Tabor, president and CEO of the Seacoast Media Group (SMG), which has emerged as the printing hub McQuaid alludes to. "Now we're coming to the realization that printing is a manufacturing task, and it's really better to concentrate our resources on what readers and advertisers want, digital expansion and things like that."
With a new printing plant that opened at the Pease International Tradeport in 2007, financed by the Dow Jones Local Media Group that owns SMG, the Portsmouth-based publishing company now has roughly 170 printing clients. They include the Union Leader, Nashua Telegraph, Foster's Daily Democrat, the Laconia Sun and of course the Portsmouth Herald and all the weekly newspapers affiliated with all those titles.
When the Union Leader went looking for alternatives, the Seacoast Media Group press in Portsmouth couldn't accommodate another daily, especially not one with the page count and circulation of the statewide newspaper.
SMG agreed to lease the Foster's printing plant and invest in upgraded facilities, all of which was made possible by attracting the Union Leader as an anchor client. Foster's and the Union Leader would get out of the printing business, while SMG, now with printing plants in Dover and Portsmouth, could provide economies of scale that would benefit all the players.
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In March there were reports of the Rangers bringing back a third jersey for next season that said New York on the front of it.
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…Until we actually see a sample or a Rangers press release on the matter, this all still needs to have a grain of salt with it. The source says that it will not be the rumored "New York" ones, like at right, but something "completely different". I wonder what "completely different" could mean. If its not New York, and its not the Liberty, could it be a return to the 70's jerseys they wore and then brought back for a team pre-lockout. But those aren't completely different. I am rattled by the design but now excited that there will be new jerseys.
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Spider-Woman Joins The Avengers
With the second teaser for their upcoming "Avengers" ongoing, Marvel Comics confirms that Spider-Woman will take part in Brian Michael Bendis and John Romita, Jr.'s Heroic Age relaunch this May.
New Avengers Creative Team Announced
Marvel has announced the creative team for their new Avengers title as Brian Michael Bendis and John Romita Jr., along with the release of a JRJr illustration of Bucky in his Captain America uniform.
New "Second Coming" Teaser Focuses on Hope
Marvel has released a new teaser image featuring two different versions of Hope, one angelic, one surrounded by the Phoenix Force, both framed by a stained glass border and the statement that "One Will Rise..."
Aaron Takes The Punisher to the "Max"
"PunisherMax" writer Jason Aaron is setting the stage for an epic and brutal battle: Frank Castle vs. Wilson Fisk, the man who will become the Kingpin of the NYC underworld. We spoke with Aaron about his plans for the series.
Marvel Comics On Sale February 3, 2010
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale this coming Wednesday, February 3, including "Siege" #2, "Invincible Iron Man" #23, "Ultimate Comics X" #1, "Criminal" #4, and plenty more!
PRESS RELEASE: Marvel Super Hero Squad Face the Red Skull This Saturday
D'Orazio Double Taps the Punisher
In March, writer Valerie D'Orazio gives readers two very different Punisher tales - a brutal crime story in the MAX one-shot âButterflyâ and a short story in âGirl Comicsâ #1 set in the Marvel U. CBR spoke with her about both projects.
Aaron Johnson is "Kick-Ass"
With the first volume of "Kick-Ass" coming to a close yesterday, CBR News presents a conversation with the British actor who will bring Mark Millar and John Romita, Jr.'s superhero to life on the big screen, Aaron Johnson.
Select Feb 3 Marvel Titles Damaged In Transit
Diamond Comic Distributors have reached out to retailers serviced by their Plattsburgh, NY Distribution Center to inform them a select quantity of Marvel Comics series on sale next week have been damaged in transit.
The iPad And Comics: What's Next?
We have the most extensive analysis of the impact Apple's iPad will have on the burgeoning mobile comics space with Marvel, IDW and the biggest names in mobile comics sales speaking on how iPad comics change the game.
X-POSITION: Peter David
The writer of "X-Factor," Peter David stops by X-POSITION to answer reader questions about character relationships, the possible return of a speedster, guest-stars, crossover involvement and kissing â lots and lots of kissing.
The State of Maberry's "DoomWar"
In "DoomWar," the new miniseries kicking off next month, a band of Marvel's premier heroes must stop Doctor Doom and his global network of terror from seizing absolute power. We spoke with writer Jonathan Maberry about the series.
Marvel's Heroic Age Starts With "Avengers"
The publisher's post-Siege plans kick off with a reignited series for their biggest franchise featuring Captain America, Iron Man and Thor at the helm and Brian Michael Bendis in the writer's seat delivering stories filled with optimism.
PRESS RELEASE: Marvel Launches All-New Retailer Resource Center
AC/DC "Iron Man 2" Video Debuting Online Today
Marvel and Columbia Records have announced that a new AC/DC video for "Iron Man 2" will debut online today, with the movie's soundtrack featuring the music of the veteran metal band hitting stores on April 19.
Bendis Creates an "Ultimate Enemy"
"Ultimate Comics Enemy" is in stores this week, kicking off a trilogy that will introduce a powerful new villain to the Ultimate Universe. CBR spoke with Brian Michael Bendis about the project. Updated with exclusive art!
Marvel Releases New "Second Coming" Teaser
Marvel has released a new teaser image by Daniel Acuña featuring Cyclops standing over a freshly dug grave, framed by a stained glass border with the single statement that "One Will Die..." inscribed above the leader of the X-Men.
Slott Talks âAmazing Spider-Manâ
In the current arc of âAmazing Spider-Man,â the machinations of Spidey's old foe Mysterio have put him in the middle of a gang war between the forces of Mister Negative and some not-so-undead mobsters.Dan Slott spoke with us about the arc.
Marvel Unveils "Siege" #3 Deadpool Variant
The publisher gives a first look at the variant offered as part of the much-discussed "cover swap" promotion featuring Deadpool flashing some shiny new rings as drawn by J. Scott Campbell.
Marvel Comics On Sale January 27, 2010
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale this coming Wednesday, January 27th, including "Ultimate Comics Enemy" #1, "Kick-Ass" #8, "Captain America: Reborn" #6 "Thor" #606, and more!
PRESS RELEASE: Marvel Unveils Philip K Dickâs Electric Ant #1
THE GREEN ZONE: Hulking Editorial
Mark Paniccia and Nate Cosby, the editors behind "Fall of the Hulks," stop in for a rundown of what it takes to keep the event smashing chapter after chapter along with a tease on what the future holds for Betty Ross and company.
REVIEW: "Incredible Hulk" #606 & "Hulk" #19
Both of this week's "Fall of the Hulks" chapters have garnered positive reviews from CBR's Reviews Staff, with Doug Zawisa looking at "Incredible Hulk" #606 and Timothy Callahan tackling "Hulk" #19.
Parker's Thunderbolts Gear Up For "Siege"
This week, the Thunderbolts conclude their battle against the Agents of Atlas before heading straight to Norman Osborn's siege against Asgard. CBR spoke with Jeff Parker about what lies in wait for the team in the months ahead.
PRESS RELEASE: Ed Hannigan Covers On Display At Cartoon Art Museum
PRESS RELEASE: Marvel Unveils Granovâs New Iron Man Cover
Rob Liefeld Covers "Deadpool & Cable" #25
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive First Look at Deadpool creator Rob Liefeld's cover for the final issue of "Deadpool & Cable," scheduled to hit stores in April 2010.
Bendis Spins Spider-Woman's Web of Intrigue
With "Spider-Woman" #5 hitting stores tomorrow, CBR News spoke with writer Brian Michael Bendis about both the current storyline and future of both the printed and motion comic "Spider-Woman" series.
Making Sense Of Marvel's Ring Swap Promo
Though the publisher's "trade 50 DC Comics covers for a Deadpool variant" gimmick has gotten creators, editors and retailers talking, the question remains whether the promotion has much of an effect beyond making noise
Marvel Comics Solicitations for April 2010
Marvel has released images and solicitation information for new comics on sale in April 2010, including "Siege," "Amazing Spider-Man," "DoomWar," "Deadpool Corps," "Second Coming" and more.
Marvel Releases "Second Coming" Teaser
Marvel has released a new teaser image by Daniel Acuña featuring Emma Frost, Cyclops and Magneto framed by a stained glass border with the single statement that "One Will Lead..." inscribed above the trio.
EXCLUSIVE: "Her-Oes" Hit Marvel
The female members of the Avengers get a high school makeover courtesy of Grace Randolph and Craig Rosseau with teenage Janet Van Dyne and Jenny Walters teaming to face adolescent drama and superhero action.
Fraction Brings Back the Pryde of the X-Men
In "Uncanny X-Men" #522, the X-Men get a chance to recover from one of their most painful losses as Kitty Pryde returns to their ranks. CBR spoke with writer Matt Fraction about the fan favorite character's return.
Marvel Comics On Sale January 20th, 2010
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale this coming Wednesday, January 20th, including "Captain America" #602, "Dark Avengers" #13, "Hulk" #16, & plenty more!
Wacker Pieces Together Spidey in 2010
The editor behind "Amazing Spider-Man," Steve Wacker shared the secrets teased at in Pasqual Ferry's puzzling image, from the secret schemes of Spider-hunting villains to a wedding-ready MJ and what exactly is up with that baby...
PRESS RELEASE: Marvel Offers Retailers Comics for DC Comics
John Barber's Trip to "Nation X"
Issue #2 of the anthology miniseries "Nation X" is in stores today, and CBR News spoke with former Marvel editor turned writer John Barber about his story, featuring two characters from Grant Morrison's acclaimed "New X-Men" run.
Casey Reveals "Avengers: The Origin"
In the classic "Avengers" #1, fans saw how the original Avengers came together, but in the five issue mini-series "Avengers: The Origin," writer Joe Casey and artist Phil Noto tell the untold story of how they became a team.
Final "Ultimate X" Teaser Smashes Online
The full lineup for the new Ultimate Comics series by Jeph Loeb and Art Adams is revealed, featuring a look at some characters who may be familiar mutants or even new faces, as well as one Hulking hero
X-POSITION: Zeb Wells
This week, the writer of "New Mutants," Zeb Wells, stopped by X-POSITION headquarters just to answer your questions about magical mutants, team shake-ups, and dating dry spells. Plus exclusive art from "New Mutants" #10!
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WS – Game 2 – Day 1
Tournament Time!
Game 2 of the 2012 World Series was a pitching duel for the first 6 innings, but with the Giants scoring in the seventh and eighth innings the outcome was the same – the Giants were half way to winning the World Series!
The winners of each week's tournament will be published in the 2013 Giants Yearbook.
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Willie Mays, Barry Zito, Nicholas Kimmel & Sergio Romo: 89.55%
Colin Hanks: 10.45%
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A bus in northern Oregon skidded on ice, crashed through a guardrail and tumbled a couple hundred feet down an embankment on Sunday morning, killing nine people and injuring at least 26.
The crash took place on Interstate 84 east of Pendleton, Oregon State Police said. Emergency responders, including people trained for rope rescues, were on the scene to help move victims back to the highway.
The injured, including the bus driver, were transported to area hospitals with a range of injuries. The cause of the crash is under investigation. The driver suffered severe injuries and has not yet spoken to authorities, police said.
About 40 people are thought to have been aboard the charter bus, which was returning to Vancouver, British Columbia, from Las Vegas, police said. The bus was operated by Mi Joo Tour & Travel out of Vancouver.
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"Our operational review did not identify any major issues or concerns related to the efficiency or effectiveness of either company's franchised operations. Our review leads us to conclude that the county is being well served by both of its franchise haulers."
o Both companies have dedicated and experienced management.
o Both companies currently have very "lean" operations without excessive staffing or equipment.
o Driver wage rates, overtime percentage, and maintenance and administrative staffing levels all fall within a reasonable range.
o The productivity of each company's routes appear to be reasonable given the characteristics of the service area.
o Both companies have good Occupational Safety and Health Administration safety records over the last several years.
o Both companies have effective maintenance operations and have received "satisfactory" inspections from the California Highway Patrol.
o Neither company has received any violations related to their transfer station operations from the local enforcement agency during the last five years, nor has the agency identified any "areas of concern" during that time period with IMD. The agency did report a number of areas of concern with FRD.
The audit did find two ways the county could help the franchises, particularly IMD. It could:
o Enforce its own code that requires commercial businesses to be serviced at least once a week
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I've found that trying to replicate a general purpose distro is a challenge at times, especially when using the ~x86 branch. Don't get me wrong, gentoo is the closest that you can get to a nicely managed 'linux from scratch', but there are facets (x11, desktop environments, etc) that present challenges which are above and beyond the capabilities of novice users. Most of this may stem from overzealous users trying to use ~x86 or an overlay in layman. On the flip side, using the stable x86 branch would take away the reason many of us use Gentoo in the first place. We love to be able to run the latest git with a single line on the CLI (after unmasking packages, adding overlays, doing a magical chant, etc).
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This soulds grate i have a HP with an area on its trackpad for disabeling/enable the trackpad and i really miss it when writing.
Phoronix: ClickPad Support For The Synaptics Driver
Besides X Input 2.2 multi-touch, within the X.Org / Linux input world, one of the recent patch-sets going through several revisions with comments has been for introducing ClickPad support in the Synaptics driver...
This soulds grate i have a HP with an area on its trackpad for disabeling/enable the trackpad and i really miss it when writing.
That type of support is not part of the clickpad and won't be included with the clickpad patches.
To get it you need to patch the psmouse kernel module as well as the synaptics xorg driver. What distribution do you use?
Ubuntu 11.10
To get the led support you need to rebuild the psmouse.ko kernel driver. I have a PKGBUILD for Arch Linux to do this [1]. You need to have the headers installed for your kernel and the source for drivers/input/mouse/.
Then, to actually make that usefull you need to patch the synaptics xorg driver. You can see how to do this here [2]. There are two led patches that you'll need. All the clickpad stuff is obsolete. It was all originally written by a Suse developer. The clickpad stuff has been redone by an Ubuntu developer. So just grab the two LED patches.
[1] https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=49284
[2] https://github.com/mmonaco/xf86-inpu...ptics-clickpad


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