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Starting my first E46 install (lots of pics)
Work in progress of course. I've been out of car audio since about '92 and got an urge to put a system in my Coupe. I had absolutely nothing to do an install: no saws, no terminals, no wire, no old speakers laying around, nothing. While I do plan to swap almost everything with higher end stuff down the road, I went on the cheap here for hardware to start because I need every last little thing, right down to electrical tape. So I am concentrating on doing a "good" install now and then it will be easy to upgrade the speakers, amps, processors, etc. later once the ground work is done.
So now that you know why you'll be seeing mediocre gear in this install...
These will eventually find a home in a sealed 2.25 cu.ft. net box in the trunk. 3 JL 10W6v2 D6s. Undecided on the amp ATM.
Getting the wiring together was yesterday's project. Since I am keeping the stock headunit, I took out the stock amp, pulled out the wires I will be using, soldered up extensions to them, ran them to a convenient strip terminal where I can connect the amp/passive crossovers.
The stock tweeter and mid wires were pretty small (~22 gauge), so I tied the + and - for each together on each side to run to aftermarket tweeter.
From this:
...to this:
Top strip is ground, remote, remote, 12V all tapped from the factory wires. I would've like to put inline fuses in the 12V wires, but I didn't have any extra holders laying around, so I may go back and redo that as soon as everything is done. The ground, one remote and 12V will be for the EQX, which I am using to interface with the stock HU for the time being. I am not sure if I am keeping the stock ground, but we'll see what happens with ground loops after everything else is installed. The 2nd remote will be for the one amp that I will be running to start.
Bottom strip is LF mid, LF tweeter, RF mid, RF tweeter.
The two channels of wire to the right are the front L/R inputs that I will be using for the EQX. I had planned on just using the high level input on the EQX, but I bought used one and it didn't have the plug for them, so I may solder them to the high inputs or will just pull the wiring apart again and make them RCAs. I only have Monster 400MkII interconnects though and it would kill me to cut one or swipe the heads just for that :) I can't seem to find a place local with just RCA jacks? I guess I could just cut the 6 footer in half and use each half to do all 4 input channels since I'll want fader control down the road, but damn that cable was almost as much as the EQX, LOL.
I also managed to stuff all of the wiring up into the top of the shock tower to clean it up a bit.
That brings me to today's work...
I thought about mounting the mids for like a week before I even started anything. Of course, it's best to mount them to the door and I've see a couple different ways...most include stacking 2-3 MDF rings (bottom one cut appropriately to fit the indent in the door). Logical idea, but I wanted something as solid as possible and with more mass. Depth in the door panel is not a problem, so I thought why use only rings when a bigger baffle will fit?
So after thinking about it and making cardboard templates, I cut 2 pieces of 1/2" MDF. A single 1" would've been easier, but I couldn't find anything thicker than 3/4". In any case, the main support is 1" thick. Here they are test fit into the panel, but it will be mounted to the door.
Now to move the speaker closer to the grill (I REALLY wish the grill was easily removable), a single 3/4" thick MDF ring goes on top of the baffle boards. When installed with the boards in the door panel, the ring stops on the high part of the angled plastic ring on the grill (inside of panel), so that will have to be cut, along with all the little braces that stick out.
Here is a pic of the angled plastic ring cut off the inside of the grill (pretty much to the bottom), along with all the little protuding braces trimmed down (marked in yellow). From my best measured guess, the top of my baffle would be about 3/8" back from the trimmed grill ring on the inside once mounted to the door...will be close with the top mounted mid.
Got it mounted up. Before I did anything, I used masking tape to mark the outside of the door panel on the door (outer lines). More importanly, I also used it to mark where my baffle sat with the door panel on. I installed the panel with the baffle sitting in it and then pulled the panel back just enough to mark the edges of the baffle sitting flat on the door (inner lines).
This is one of the final test fits in the pic. I had to spend some time sanding/angling/rounding over to get the door panel to go on without any hang up at all. That was a bit of a pain, but the good news mounting like this is that it either fits *perfectly* or doesn't fit at all :) I am also test fitting the location of the ring in this one...it would be a whole lot easier if you could pull the grill or even see through it for that matter, but again, the panel only fits with the ring in one exact spot doing it this way, so it's just a matter of fudging it around until the panel clears it on all sides (which happens to put the mid dead center of the grill).
With everything lined up and test fit a billion times, it was time to cut the holes and test fit the mid. Up to this point I still wasn't 100% sure that I wouldn't need to drop to a 1/2" MDF ring for a bit more clearance. You can see that I also made a brace to attach the right side of the baffle to the door...another brace will go on top as well to make it as solid as possible.
I haven't cut the door yet, but measuring the various depths of the indent on the door to the top of the ring, the shallowest place is 2-3/4" and the deepest is 3-1/8". I almost see no reason that a 3-1/4" deep driver couldn't go in once the door is cut. 3-1/2" might be pushing it, but I'll measure again once I cut the doors.
Yeah, you can't see it, but I promise it's in there and the panel is fully seated. Once I knew it was all going to fit with enough clearance, I took the pieces apart, glued them all together with TiteBond II and clamped them. Once I get the top brace made, both braces will also be glued to the boards.
BTW, I will be using closed cell foam to fill in the space between the back of the baffle and the indent in the door.
I was hoping to get both doors done today, but this one took way longer than I expected. I was getting pretty tired, but I whipped up a quick baffle for the tweeter. Pretty straight forward, so here are the pics. The screw holes are slotted a bit so I could adjust the exact placement of the cup in relation to the factory hole. I didn't have the right sized washers on hand, but I'll get them (and the right screws for the mid baffles) tomorrow. I just copied the stock baffle shape, but that can clearly be sized down a bit and I'll do that when it's off tomorrow.
Yes, the stock grill fits over it!
More coming as I progress....
wow, wish i knew how to work on car audio like you. awesome pics of your custom speaker brackets, keep up the good work.
looking good.....can't wait to see the finsihed product.
Looks great and the wiring is especially neat idea...
so what size speakers have you put in...
Excellent work dude. Sounds like your time with CA was from the late 80s/early 90s just like me. :)
Great Job....keep the pictures coming as you update!
Thanks everyone, I'll update with pics as I progress...
Marc, yep, that's the timeframe. I guess I'd been away too long...or maybe the non-H/K system drove me back LOL.
Great work thus far man!
Looks like you are doin in big
Thanks! I am concentrating on the install really...it's the groundwork of everything else that will come later (HLCDs, DSP, etc.). I am still a bit concerned that 3 10s might be more sub-bass than I want, but after hearing all the complaints about lack of bass/SPL from the trunk, maybe they are just what I need? I guess I'll find out soon enough :thumbsup:
Have you thought of going "retro" with the components? Maybe pick up some stuff you used to use back in the old days - original Orion, RF Punch, etc. It's what I did (with PPI and AudioControl) and I don't regret it for a minute. Plus the stuff will last forever.
Yes I did! I might actually have a Power 650 and a Punch 150 around somewhere...I gave them to my bro when I "quit", but am not sure if he still has them. I wouldn't ask for them back even if he did I guess :)
I've been thinking about Soundstream Reference or Class A's, Orion SX's, Phoenix Gold M's and Zapcos. I see that Soundstrem is making new Reference amps too that are supposedly "as good" as the originals. I wonder if they solved the 1000SX and 10.0 Class A overheating issues?
I was also thinking about the OZ Audio separates, but ID has some new components coming out which should work well with horns, so I am going to run some Polk MMC6500s for the time being. I'll probably run them passive to start just because it's easier...at least they can be bi-amped on their x-overs.
I am kinda leaning toward the Alpine PDXs just because I want to try something "new" and they are small, but I picked up a Crossfire VR804 (4x100W) just to have something to run the doors with while I decide what I want for "permanent" :)
I am working on the driver side mid baffle now. The door panel on the driver side sits a bit higher, so I couldn't do an opposite copy exactly. I was hoping to breeze through that side, but it's taking just as much tweaking as the passenger side. Going back to it...
Nah, go original dude - the overheating just "adds to the character". :)
I almost went Orion (used to compete with the original 425HCCA), but decided on PPI instead.
If you haven't done much with current subs, you'll find out things are much different these days. My original competition box in 1990 had 4 Alpine 6102 ten inchers that required 1.6cuft each! These days you could put 4 10s in that 1.6 cubes alone. Unfortunately I haven't found subs that sound quite as "warm" as those Alpines did.
At least with electronic components they can last years and years. The only speakers I still have from back then are a pair of Orion 6.5" midbasses - the foam and cone are still perfect, and they went into sealed under-dash enclosures to handle midbass duty with Infinity 4" + 1/2" separates in the doors (both at the bottom in the factory midbass location), all in 3 way active config. The staging and imaging is astounding considering it is all analog processing. For once I've built a setup I haven't screwed with for nearly two years!
Sorry for going OT bro, just love talking about the old days. :) Back to your install thread...
It's looking good - nice work.
I'm all for new amps - I've been there, done that with old ones and I gotta say, I prefer the new stuff....
Thanks for the detailed shots on the doors - I'm going to have to redo mine to get the new drivers in any way
Holy ****, nice work.
Thanks guys!
Rob, I hear ya on the amps...seems like LOTS more power for the $$ than there was 10 years ago. I have more pics if you need and of course, if you have any questions, just ask, but it's pretty straight forward.
Did you notice the deepest part of the indent to the top of the ring was 3-1/8"? :thumbsup: The door would need to be cut anyway because a magnet would probably be too wide to stay at that depth uncut, but it looks like 3-1/4" deep mid should be doable.
The drivers side door was a total nightmare, LOL. The panel was ~3/16" higher than the passenger side for some reason so I ended up having to do all kinds of trimming/sanding/angling tweaks to get it to fit and keep the bottom of the baffle on the high edge of the door. It's still a little tight, but I've had enough of that thing for the night...paint is drying on it now. I think I am going to save cutting the doors til next week so I can get the power cables and amp installed tomorrow instead.
Mark, no problem man..."old school" was last week for me :) Small sub boxes = awesome. I am waiting to see the IDQ v3s. If they put them out on time (ha), the JL's may not even make it in if I haven't made a box for them by then.
I'll post some more pics later tonight after I take a shower and chill for a bit...
I started today by gluing together the passenger door baffle:
While that was drying, I got to work getting the stock wiring ready for the aftermarket stuff. Here I connected the + and - for the mid and the tweet like I did in the back. Soldered and heatshrinked.
Once done with that, I fabbed up a longer brace for the open side of the baffle, glued it to the baffle and painted the whole thing. That sure is flat black. I am still toying with the idea of adding another brace on top, but as it is, the door would bend before that thing moved.
It's kind of hard to see, but I used closed cell foam to seal up the area between the baffle and the indent in the door. I will likely need to pull that back out until I cut the doors or that's going to be the worlds smallest sealed enclosure :)
Allen head wood screws....gotta love it.
When I was done with that, I spent the rest of the day making the drivers side look like the same thing, but this time I left the foam out because I don't think it will work well until I cut the door.
Driver side tweeter baffle. Painted and used the correct washers this time (did the same on the passenger side).
Last look before I put the stock grill back over it:
While I was at HomeDepot this morning for screws and stuff, I noticed that they had the cheesiest RCA heads, so I got them :) I figured I'd give them a shot before trying to the solder the wires to the line level or cut up the 400MkII cable.
I also wired up the passive crossovers. These are meant for bare wires, but I wasn't having any of that. I got terminals on all of them, but what a pain. As you can from the lower pic, the terminal insulation pretty much goes all the way to the x-over cover. I'll be looking forward to pulling them apart again tomorrow to mount them....NOT.
That's about all for today. I wish I could've gotten the amp wiring done, but I farted around with the driver side baffle way too long...at least it's coming out nice and solid. The only thing that might keep me awak tonight is wondering if there is enough clearance for excursion on the mids...man would that suck if they hit after all of this!
Great job, keep us updated!
looks awesome
this is just the thread ive been looking for.
have you got a picture of the door card before you trimmed the plastic and showing exactly what you removed?
basically id like to do this in my M3 Vert with as little cutting as posible
have u cut metal in the door or just plastic in the door card?
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Rite Aid Voluntarily Recalls 12 oz. Tins of Rich Fields Butter Cookies
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - October 29, 2011 - Camp Hill, PA – Working in consultation with the United States Food and Drug Administration, Rite Aid has initiated a voluntary chainwide recall of approximately 85,000 tins of butter cookies distributed by Rite Aid under the Rich Fields brand name because of the possibility of contamination with Bacillus cereus. This microorganism may cause diarrhea, nausea and/or vomiting; however, the possibility of serious adverse health consequences is remote.
This recall affects only 12 oz. tins featuring either a decorative castle or Christmas designs and sold exclusively in Rite Aid stores. Affected products can be identified by the UPC codes 01249596519 and 88411804619 located directly beneath the bar code on the bottom of each tin. No other Rich Fields or Rite Aid brand products are affected by this voluntary recall.
The recall was initiated after the company conducted quality testing on the affected product because of an uncharacteristic odor. Customers should not eat the cookies and can return them to any Rite Aid store for a full refund. Information regarding the recall is available online at www.RiteAid.com or by calling 1-800-RITE-AID Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST and Saturday from 9:30 to 6 p.m. EST.
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Kate Moss and Saskia de Brauw Star in Versace Fall 2013 Campaign
Posted on July 4, 2013
Kate Moss looks fierce with dark hair in these images from the Versace Fall 2013 campaign, which was photographed in London by Mert & Marcus. Kate wears a studded black leather dress and and a black dress with a dangerous looking shoulder accessory. Kate Moss also carries three handbags in another photo fro the campaign.
The campaign also stars model Saskia de Brauw wearing a sleek black dress. She accessorizes with a deadly arm band. You can see more of the photographs here on Versace's Facebook page.
Donatella Versace said in a statement, "Versace campaign for Autumn/Winter 2013 is stripped back to the raw power of the clothes and models. There's no set, no distraction, just the provocation, glamour and attitude of our fashion. Mert & Marcus genius transformed Kate and Saskia into these strong Versace characters."
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25 Aug Where Did the Summer Go?
Vacation is over. I am not sure where my summer went, but it evaporated. I'd like to bottle a summer from my third-grade, where little did I know that I was a triathelete-in-training, because I swam, rode a bike and ran every day.
One of the things that I scoped out during the summer was handling healthy food options while road tripping to your destination. We live outside of Philadelphia, and head to the Eastern Shore of Virginia every summer. It's a four hour drive, and convenience stores have upped their game for those of us who eat plant-strong.
If you've been to Chincotague Island, you know that it is a sleepy place and people are still waiting for healthy food trends to arrive. This was evident in my panic when I realized that I did not bring nutritional yeast with me. We do a lot of cooking when we are away, and if you live plant-strong, for me, cooking without "nooch" as it is affectionately called, is like cooking without water when you want to boil potatoes. I scoped the Island, went to drugstores, but to no avail. Mustard and hot sauce were a good substitute, but, I missed that cheesy flavor that nooch brings to the table.
So, my advice is simple. DO NOT FORGET TO PACK NUTRTIONAL YEAST. And, my other advice comes in the form of what plant-strong foods there are in convenience stores for you to enjoy!
Ten Foods to Grab Along the Road
1. Fresh fruit is everywhere. Have an orange, apple, or banana for a refreshing snack. I was surprised that packaged grapes and blueberries were also part of the selection.
2. Ready-made salads. They might not be your salad ideal, but they will be packed with fresh veggies. Just make certain to check the expiration date. Head over to the deli section and ask for a few fresh slices of lemon wedges—makes a great dressing. Mustard packets are also a good substitute.
3. If drive-thru is your thing, do not lose hope. Again, skip the burgers and fries, and order a garden salad. And fast food places always have lemon for your salad dressing.
4. Fast-food plain baked potatoes. Get a potato, and a salad. Top the potato with the salad. It will be super tasty. And that potato is satisfying and packed with Vitamin C!
5. If pizza is your thing, give this a try. Now, mind you, in the ideal plant-based pizza world, there would be a whole wheat crust. If that isn't being offered, order a pizza "hold the cheese," add broccoli, onions, peppers, olives, and any other veggies that will add color and texture, as well as taste, to this delicious pizza. Remember, no oil.
6. Frozen yogurt shoppes are popping up everywhere. Hold the swirl of vegan frozen stuff, and opt for just the fresh fruit at the "fixings bar." The vegan "screams" are loaded with sugar. And, you can really make a great fruit salad, loaded with peaches, mangos, berries, and more.
7. Cool, clear water. Did you know that on the "soda fountain machine" there is a white button that you can push for a nice glass of cool water? And on some of the newer machines, you can even find seltzer? Plus, it's almost always free! Fill your water bottle to the top!
8. Skip the Joe. It seems as though herbal teas have made it to the coffee bar of most convenience stores. Grab your favorite tea bag and enjoy a cup of herbal tea for the road.
9. Need something crunchy? Those individually wrapped carrot and celery packages look as though they would fit the bill. Avoid the dressings.
10. At the Deli Counter instead of getting that veggie hoagie, ask for "everything in a bowl." A nice fresh salad just might be a great addition to your day.
Getaways are always fun, and you may as well eat healthy foods so that you enjoy your excursion even more.
On our recent trip, there was no kale at the one grocery store in town. The only place where I found kale during our stay was as a garnish on dishes while eating out, and yes, I ate everyone's kale.
Happy trails!


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Appeal to think again on carbon trading
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The International Energy Agency has called on Australia to review its rejection of carbon emissions trading and strengthen efforts to encourage energy efficiency.
The agency, formed during the 1970s oil crisis to advise its 26 member countries on energy policies, made the comments in a report on Australia's energy situation released yesterday.
The report said: "Australia is taking a largely technological approach to curbing climate change and recently opted not to introduce an emissions trading scheme".
It said that "while technology will be essential in dealing with climate change, the Government is encouraged to periodically review the costs and benefits of emissions trading in light of technological advancements and developments in international and domestic climate change frameworks".
Resources Minister Ian Macfarlane said that overall the IEA had given Australia a positive report card.
It had endorsed Australia's energy market, describing it as "a model for other countries", Mr Macfarlane said.
"Australia has maintained some of the world's lowest electricity prices, with commercial users paying 38 per cent less than the IEA average and domestic users paying 31 per cent below the IEA average," he said.
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The Features
- Expansion Configuration and Chipsets
The FIC AZ11EA uses the same 1/5/1 (AGP/PCI/CNR) layout as the original AZ11 and AZ11E. All 5 PCI slots are Busmaster slots and can accommodate Busmaster PCI cards. The AZ11EA uses the popular KT133A Northbridge, unlike all KT133 based boards FSB overclocking beyond 110MHz FSB is now possible.
Paired with the 686B Southbridge this AZ11E supports native ATA-100 IDE. This is another board that uses the CNR slot over the traditional and still useful ISA slot. As most of you know by now CNR and AMR slots use the CPU cycles to run the devices accommodating the AMR and CNR expansion slots. Most of the cards used on CNR are Winmodems, Software Soundcards and Software NIC's. Most of these devices are available in ISA format. ISA devices are 90% hardware driven and require no CPU cycles to run devices on the ISA bus.
- Overclocking Options
Next to the FDD connector are 2 banks of 4 dipswitches. These dipswitches control the overclocking options of the motherboard. The switches above the FDD connector control the CPU multiplier option for AMD Athlon/Duron CPU's. Provided your CPU is factory unlocked or you have unlocked the CPY yourself you can overclock your CPU by changing the multiplier of the CPU. The jumper beside the multiplier dipswitches is the FID override jumper. When set at its default position the multiplier adjustment switches are not active even if the CPU is unlocked. The Switches located to the right of the FDD connector control the Vcore voltage. These switches can set the Vcore from 1.45 all the way up to 1.85V on 0.25V increments. Near the CPU Socket A there is a jumper labeled ADV, when in its default position the Vcore switches are disabled, when in the overclock position the Vcore switches are active.
- Audio Alert II Module
The AZ11EA can be equipped with an option Audio Alert II module, this module is a voice diagnostic tool. Like AOpen's new Dr Voice, this device tells you in English or the language of your choice when there is something wrong with either your memory, CPU or video card. Unlike other Voice diagnostic programs that run through the PC speaker, this one runs through the onboard AC'97 sound processor.
- CPU Socket Area
The CPU Socket is a bit crowded and does make installation of Orb coolers a bit hard, however, installation of the Alpha PEP66 cooler in its factory default position is possible. While the Orb coolers are hard to install on this board they aren't imposable, extra care needs to be taken when installing the cooler at the rear end near the black capacitors.
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Coors Is Thinking Suds `R' Usby
Diversification at 119-year-old Adolph Coors Co. started early. Adolph Coors Jr., son of the founder, plunked down $15,000 in 1912 to bail out a failing pottery company. Over the next eight decades, Coors and his descendants invested more than $800 million in a hodgepodge of nonsuds businesses. Today, the company that brought America the Silver Bullet also sells ceramic multilayer computer boards, packages for soaps and dog food, vitamins for animal feed, and 11 different parts for Chevrolet Corvettes. But all those will fall away if the brewer moves ahead with plans, announced at its May 14 annual meeting, to spin off its nonbeer activities to shareholders.
There's no one reason for the planned separation. Analysts had long groused that they couldn't determine Coors' real worth when 30% of its $1.9 billion in overall sales came from a grab bag of operations. And Wall Street never warmed to the erratic earnings and frequent write-offs at the aluminum and energy division. Investor concern over those businesses, the Coors brain trust believes, has helped keep its stock stuck around 18--about two-thirds of book value--for weeks prior to the May announcement.
But the spin-off is more than a ploy to please outside investors. It's also a recognition that the brewer's core business faces a stiff test. It's still a distant third to giants Anheuser-Busch Cos. and Philip Morris Cos.' Miller Brewing, and gaining ground will be costly.
SILVER-SHEATHED. For the past decade, the company's growth has been fueled largely by sales of its lower-calorie Coors Light brand. Launched in 1978, the silver-sheathed brew accounts for nearly two-thirds of the 19.4 million barrels that Coors sells domestically, according to industry newsletter Market Watch. But the publication says that Coors Light was overtaken last year by Bud Light and still trails category leader Miller Lite by a healthy margin. Sure, Coors boosted unit sales of beer in 1991--but by only 1.2%, and it had to boost advertising 9%, to almost $300 million, to score that small gain.
Hefty advertising, along with a five-year, $738 million program to upgrade its brewing plants, dragged down Coors' operating earnings (chart). Last year, beer earnings fell 69%, to $59 million, despite a 4% rise in sales, to $1.5 bil-lion. Overall earnings fell by 34%, to $25.5 million, on a 5% hike in sales. The goal now is to build "critical mass," says Peter H. Coors, the founder's great-grandson and president of Coors Brewing Co. That means doubling market share, now at 10.3%, he says, putting it closer to Miller Brewing Co.'s 22% or Anheuser-Busch's 43.5%. "And to do that, we're going to have to sharpen our spears."
How will splitting the company into two pieces accomplish that? For one thing, it will make it easier for debt-rating agencies to get a handle on the separate companies' balance sheets. And that could allow the brewing unit to tap the bond market for capital to buy one of two smaller and less robust competitors, Stroh Brewery Co. or G. Heileman Brewing Co. "That's not why we're doing it," insists Coors, whose company backed out of a 1989 deal to buy Stroh's. But he quickly adds: "I've learned never to say never."
FRUIT FLAVORS. Without the high-technology lines, Coors could focus more on pushing its line of new and repositioned brands of beer. In late 1989, the company introduced two medium-priced beers, Keystone and Keystone Light, which together sold an impressive 2.3 million barrels in their first 12 months. And it's raising the profile of its premium-brand Coors Extra Gold. This year, the company will also come out with a new brand, most likely a fruit-flavored beer cooler. "Even its critics say that these guys know how to make a very good beer," says St. Louis-based industry consultant Robert S. Weinberg, a former top Anheuser-Busch executive. "But their problem has always been getting that point across."
Whether the proposed spin-off will improve the company's marketing efforts remains a big unknown. This is still the company, critics say, that was late into the market for dry beer and until the early 1980s, rarely advertised on national television. Indeed, they've sharply cut back advertising recently for their oldest brand, Original Coors, whose sales have faded in recent years.
If nothing else, the Coors family stands to make money if the spin-off is completed later this year as planned. The clan now owns 55% of the parent's outstanding stock and would own the same percentage of each of the newly created companies. Peter would continue to run the brewery, while two of the founder's other great-grandsons, Jeffrey and Joseph, would help run the new unit. The real Rocky Mountain high would come if the two companies, once parted, got Wall Street buzzed.


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AJC#25 Neuroscience, Neuromythology, and Jung's Dream Theories
Highlights from the 2012 IASD Berkley Conference.
The International Association for the Study of Dreams (IASD) and the Asheville Jung Center are pleased to announce a joint presentation on Carl Jung and Neuroscience. This event features presenters from the 29th Annual IASD International Conference held in Berkeley California (June 22 – 26, 2012). The IASD presenters include Ernest Hartmann, David Kahn, and Stanley Krippner with moderator Robert Hoss and Sonoma State University host Laurel McCabe.
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David Kahn, PhD
Talk Title: Neuroscience looks at aspects of the self, the brain basis of self, and the emergence of self
Summary: The presentation covers aspects of the self, disorders of the self, brain structures responsible for self and its disorders, and how the self may be an emergent property of on-going brain activity.
BIO –David Kahn, PHD
David Kahn, PhD in Physics from Yale University, is an Instructor in Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School; Adviser to the IASD Executive Committee. He is a past president and former Board Chair of the International Association for the Study of Dreams and was a visiting professor at the Konrad Lorenz Institute, Altenberg, Austria. He has published a number of articles on self-organizing systems; subjects include urban transportation, eusocial societies, embryonic development and the dreaming brain.
Stanley Krippner, Ph.D., Saybrook University
Talk Title: A Neuromythological Approach to Working with Dreams
Summary: Carl Jung brought the topic of mythology into psychotherapy, and he wrote about his own "personal myth." One approach to dreamwork is the identification of the functional or dysfunctional personal myth (or belief system) embedded in the dream. This personal myth usually is implicit or explicit in what Hartmann calls the "central image" of the dream. In addition, it typically serves as the "chaotic attractor" that self-organizes material drawn to it by the sleeping brain's neural networks. Jung's perspective on dreams is remarkably congruent with many findings in neuroscience as well as the self-regulatory processes that typify contemporary dream theory and research.
BIO –Stanley Krippner, PhD
Stanley Krippner, PhD, professor of psychology at Saybrook University, San Francisco, is a Fellow in four APA divisions, and past-president of divisions 30 and 32. Formerly, he was director of the Kent State University Child Study Center and the Maimonides Medical Center Dream Research Laboratory. He is co-author of Extraordinary Dreams (2002), The Mythic Path, 3rd ed. (2006) and Haunted by Combat: Understanding PTSD in War Veterans (2007). He was also co-editor of Mysterious Minds: The Neurobiology of Psychics, Mediums, and Other Extraordinary People (2010) and Perchance to dream: The frontiers of dream psychology (2009) and many other books. www.stanleykrippner.weebly.com
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Talk Title: Research studies of the "Big Dream"
Ernest Hartmann MD, Tufts University School of Medicine
MD Summary: My collaborators and I have been studying what Jung called "big dreams" for some time. For various research studies we defined "big dreams" either as "memorable" dreams, as "important" dreams, as "especially significant" dreams, and as "impactful" dreams. In each case we found that the "big dreams" were characterized by significantly higher Central Image Intensity than control groups of dreams — thus more powerful imagery. We did not find clear differences in Content Analysis scoring of these dreams. We discuss these studies and also present a possible neurobiology of "big dreams."
BIO –Ernest Hartmann, M.D.
Ernest Hartmann, M.D., is Professor of Psychiatry, Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, USA. Dr. and (retired) Director of the Sleep Disorders Center at the Newton Wellesley Hospital. Hartmann has done research on daydreaming, dreaming, nightmares, sleep, sleep disorders, and personality. He is a past president of the International Association for the Study of Dreams, and the first editor-in-chief of the journal Dreaming. His recent book, "The Natures and Function of Dreaming," deals not only with the psychology of dreaming, but also its neurophysiology, endocrinology and biochemistry. He has developed the recent Contemporary Theory of Dreaming, and is also known for his work on boundaries in the mind. He is the author of 350 published articles and eleven books, including The Nature and Functions of Dreaming (2011), and Boundaries: a New Way to Look at the World (2011).
Robert J. Hoss, MS (moderator)
Talk Title: Recent Neurological Studies Supportive of Jung's Theories on Dreaming
Summary: This presentation highlights a number of theoretical statements regarding the nature of dreaming and the human psyche that are found in the works of Jung. For each theoretical concept a number of recent neurological studies or findings will be summarized which are suggestive of biological support. This is further augmented with dream case examples to demonstrate how the findings might be observed in the dream story and imagery.
BIO – Robert J Hoss, MS
Robert Hoss, MS, is a Director and past President and Board Chair of the International Association for the Study of Dreams, Director of the DreamScience Foundation for research grant funding, and advisory board of the Soul Medicine Institute. He is on the faculty of the Haden Institute and former adjunct faculty of such institutions as Sonoma State University. He is author of Dream Language (2005), the Dream to Freedom Technique (2013 pending) and has authored various book chapters or journal articles, related to dream color research, Jung and neuroscience plus the synergy of dreams and energy psychology. He hosted the VoiceAmerica Dream Time Radio series and has lectured on dream studies for over 30 years. Before retiring early to pursue dream studies full time, he was a Corporate VP at American Express and IBM. As a former scientist, his approach to understanding dreams blends the science and neurology of dreaming with his Gestalt training and background in Jungian studies. www.dreamscience.org
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1) Describe recent advances in neuroimaging and the resultant theoretical thought has provided potential support for certain of Jung's theories regarding dreaming.
2) Discuss what neuroscience has to say about the brain basis of the self and how the self may be an emergent property of on-going brain activity.
3) Explain how the the self-regulatory processes that typify contemporary dream theory and research are congruent with Jung's perspective on dreams.
4) Discuss the possible neurobiology of "big dreams
Target Audience: MFTs, LCSWs, LPC's, Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Counselors, Therapists and others wishing to gain a deeper understanding of Jungian Psychology
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The number of Ohioans licensed to carry concealed guns took a big jump last year.
Authorities issued 56,691 permits to carry concealed handguns in 2009, well above the previous high of 45,497 set in 2004, when the state first allowed residents to carry concealed firearms. In 2008, authorities issued 33,864 permits.
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The dim sum look gorgeous. I don't expect they'll look that nice in the normal hotels. Can't believe you caved in and went to mcdonalds on your first day - he he
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Our hotel the King's Joy hotel although only a three star looks clean and tidy, with individual rooms.
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We awoke to glorious sunshine - breakfast was weird - steamed dumplings locally known as dim sum - how can you eat something that is looking at you (see photo !)
Outside the breakfast room the minor bird repeats "ni hao' (hello) continuously
Internet connection in china is strange - very restricted - most pages I try are restricted including Facebook and my own work website !!!
We transferred to our new hotel where they tried to get Helen and Donna to sleep in the same room with me sharing a room with another man..... Then they put me and Donna together with Helen sharing the room with a man - third attempt is together with Helen sharing a room with another woman. So sorted. A basic 3 star room - clean and tidy - not bad
Drop off the bags and out we go
Tiananmen Square - no tanks today - but my god it's hot !!! Its midday and too hot - it's nearly 40 degrees so before Helen fell over with heat exhaustion we went for lunch at McDonalds - air con and huge cold drinks - bliss !!! (And free wifi)
As the midday sun gets hotter we find a brand new shopping street, they must have bulldozed acres of land. It looks like Disneyland Main Street with old fashioned trams running up and down. Half the shops are still empty. We found a Chinese tea shop. Donna drank jasmine tea in a beautiful tea cup with lid, Helen refused a drink but I tried a tea milk shake ...
At 6pm we met our group leader Robert and the rest of the gang, 7 of us all together plus Robert
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Just don't look in the kitchen as we passed upstairs - food hygiene rating - 5 on a scale of 1 to 10
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Have we confident in our guides ability when walking back to the hotel he walked straight past - we had to shout to him to tell him to stop !!
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I'm a regional award winning photojournalist who has been a visual content creator since 15 years of age. This pretty much sums it up in what I do: Reporter. Camera operator. Sound technician. Lighting technician. Writer. Narrator. Editor. Those aren't seven jobs. They're one job – Mine. I'm a SoloVJ; a solo visual journalist. Past Accomplishments & Awards for my photojournalistic work: *1992 – 1 of 99 out of 847 applicants accepted to the Eddie Adams Workshop attending as a member of the "Green Team". While there, I was 1 of 15 special merit award winners for my work. This award resulted in the publication of a photodocumentary project I had shot over the course of 18 months. *1993 – Society of Professional Journalists (Willamette Valley Chapter) – 1st place Photo Page, Third place each for Feature Photos and Sports Photography *1994 – Society of Professional Journalists (Willamette Valley Chapter): 2nd place – Best feature photo. In my past still work, I specialized in photo documentary and slice of life stories. Since discovering the new paradigm of self contained video production, I now focus my energies in the Solo VJ paradigm, solo video program and creating that content to be cross platform – the ability to distribute across multiple distribution channels with an emphasis on people-based stories, arts, travel and documentary work.


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Euro area: inflation at 5-year low
EUR/USD fell moving towards the 9-month low at $1.3366 hit yesterday as euro zone's inflation slid from 0.5% in June to 0.4% in July, the lowest level in 5 years. CPI is now painfully close to the deflationary territory and far below the ECB's 2% target.
This will leave the region's central bank under pressure to keep loosening monetary policy. Some analysts, like specialists at RBC, think, however, that the regulator will choose to wait and see the effects of its latest round of measures, including a negative deposit rate and cheap long-term loans to banks, before announcing anything further.
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Andrew Marr has belatedly jumped aboard the digital express. Admitting to being "a slow adopter" and referring to himself as "the last of the news romantics", he writes:
I am on the edge of replacing paper newspapers with electronic versions for my iPad and phone; of accepting that I hardly ever wait for a conventional news bulletin; and of actually reading full-length books, with pleasure, as downloads...
I think it isn't long before in news terms, there is hardly any distinction between broadcasting and newspapers. This singularity is almost here. On my iPad, I will follow a political crisis in real time, merging commentators and video clips, a little bit of Nick Robinson here and some Simon Jenkins there.
That may make many early adopters guffaw. Why has it taken him so long to realise reality? But, as so often with Marr, he goes on to develop an interesting and challenging argument.
As news ceases to be gathered round the event of a big-guns bulletin, or a wad of Sunday newsprint, it bubbles along and becomes easier, not harder, to disregard...
Pasted endlessly on to the screens in trains or shopping malls, news ceases to be the theatre of the real, and becomes muttering walls.
Another danger is that it lets unreflective politicians decide that, if broadcasters are no longer "special", even the BBC can be privatised and broken up.
Should that happen, he believes that the corporation would give the current commercial media owners a nasty shock. Then he turns to "what really matters" about the transmission of news: "Diversity. Fairness. And above all, paying for professional, invigilated and monitored journalism."
It remains a difficult, important trade, without which we are at the mercy of private conspiracy theorists and corporate PR. It needs to be paid for, whether by a boom in online advertising rates, or the Murdoch paywall, or a licence fee.
But he is clearly optimistic, arguing that "the convergence of moving images, text, sound and archive promises a golden age in how we understand the world."
So we have a convert, but one who is asking intelligent questions about how news is used or, much more worryingly, ignored. I agree. There are profound cultural reasons for the widespread apathy towards the consumption of news that need further inquiry.
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Every child should be able to experience summer camp, and the Kentucky Sheriff's Association is making that possible.
Thanks to the Kentucky Sheriff's Boys and Girls Ranch in Gilbertsville, underprivileged elementary school kids can go to camp at no cost to them.
Since 1975, children from ages 8 to 11 participate in usual camp activities, such as swimming, fishing, horseback riding, arts and crafts, and group activities. They also receive instruction in law enforcement, drug awareness and child abuse. The camp is for both boys and girls and takes place throughout the summer for six weeks, each week rotating between all-boy campers and all-girl campers.
"The sheriffs wanted to give children the opportunity to be with positive role models and programs," said Jerry Wagner, former Fleming County sheriff and the current executive director of Kentucky Sheriff's Association and the Boys and Girls Camp.
"As far as education, we do drug and alcohol education classes. We do classes on what's right and wrong, like what's inappropriate for someone to say or do to you," said Wagner. "We try to do a lot of interactions with sheriffs and deputies to leave them with a positive view of law enforcement."
In terms of funding, Wagner said, "We are funded by the generosity of the public making donations. It's a tough position to be in. We have to make a plea to the public that what we're doing is worthwhile. It's doesn't cost one dime for the kids to attend."
During the week of June 29, boys attended camp from the following counties: Breckinridge, Bullitt, Calloway, Carroll, McCracken, Marshall, Menifee, Muhlenberg, Nelson, Pulaski, Robertson, Trigg and Webster.
Harley Landry, 10, of Breckinridge County said that this is his second year attending the Boys and Girls Ranch. His favorite camp activity was shooting archery with a bow and arrow. He also liked the drug awareness class and being with the other boys his age.
"We learn to get along with others," he said.
Logan Hutson, 10, of Bullitt County said he enjoyed swimming in the pool and learning about child abuse. Even though this is his first year at the camp, he said he isn't homesick.
"I have so much fun here that I forget about it," he said.
McCracken County Deputy Jim Wilson transported 13 local campers to the ranch. Participating youth from McCracken County included: Christian Wilson, William Silkweed, Quemarian Smith, Camron Cutner, Johnathon Bartholomew, James Gentry, Logan Smith, Jozay'von Diaz, Jerome Tyler, Tyreke Winston, Terry Rogers, Brandon Reichard and Phillip Jones.
To keep this camp completely free for participating children, Wagner asks the public to join the cause.
"What we're doing is making a difference," he said. "Whether its moral or financial support, we do appreciate it because we feel our community and the children need this."
Contact Katie Paxton, a Paducah Sun staff writer, at 270-575-8655.
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A home without things inside will make it look pathetic and incomplete. The same is true when it comes to windows. A window alone without any curtain on it can look naked and so boring. That is why curtains are solely made for windows to add up some beauty on it and also to provide privacy. In modern society, tailored curtains are not that anymore popular because they are quite expensive and it can be very inconvenient for busy people to find time just to have their curtains tailored. Since ready made curtains are readily available at the market, a bunch of people opted to switch into this idea that made it even more popular.
Now, let us further take a look on the reasons why people switched from tailored curtains into the ready made ones?
Diverse and broad varieties
There are numerous companies that chose to decipher and try their luck in creating curtains that are already tailored finished which are to be manufactured into the market. The success of this industry has become the starting point wherein more and more companies are producing the said product and even market it internationally. The competition amongst companies caused production of diverse and broad varieties of curtains that are unique in style, have cultural resemblance and even utilize wide clothing varieties.
It can fit in your interiors
Since there are wide selections for curtains, mix matching it with your window and interior design can be hassle free and easy. All you have to do is to estimate or measure your window size and then find the right one that fits your window and your taste. These curtains do not only vary in designs but also when it comes to the texture, cloth class and colours. There are some curtains that are silhouette type that are best for those who wanted to have their rooms brightened by the rays of sunshine. There are also some that are made out of thick and heavy materials that are best for those who wanted to prevent the heat of the sun from entering their room. To make the long story short, curtains are made differently just to match your taste and style.
Inexpensive fashion
Ready made curtains are known to be inexpensive because they are made and produced in huge volumes as compared to the tailored one. Made to order curtains requires a lot of work to do like finding the designer who's going to do the work, hemming for fabric, choosing the colour and texture of the cloth to be used and a lot more. If you are a busy career person, thinking of this aside from your office works can be so stressful. So, instead of having yourself suffer from this kind or stressor, better yet choose to buy those that are readily made.
Indeed, there are lots of people who area already hooked into choosing the ready made from the tailored curtains because of these three reasons. Whatsoever style and design you are searching for, everything is already available in the market at a cheaper price.


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Wow, it's been pretty much a decade since I became a SuicideGirl.
Thats crazy!
I've been away a lot, when the site changed it's formatting I sort of lost my ability to interact with a lot of aspects of it because apparently, I'm an old dog and can't learn new tricks. (Myth busters debunked this myth by the way, older...
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Wow, it's been pretty much a decade since I became a SuicideGirl.
So, I've started my own business. It takes a lot of my time, this entire summer I've been doing seven days a week between a full time job and developing my own line of clothing and hand made jewelry! I have an absolute obsession with Octopuses, Nudibranchs and generally all things Mollusc!
Diving is my favorite pass time, and discovering the underwater world...
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I need a change, and to do that... I would like to persue other avenues. Lately I've been getting really into polymer clay. I picked it up just after the new year, and I'm now pretty much rocking the polymer clay in all my spare time!
Immediately, I decided to take my new art form and meld it together with my most rewarding...
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It takes way to long to find ANYTHING. It just took me ten frustarated minutes to figure out how to write a fucking blog post.
The site is SLOW as molases for finding anything.
Where are all the attachments from the last two years gone?! Seriously, I cant find them! ANYWHERE.
How do I access the older posts on a thread? When I view...
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I've found a chronicle in an on-line forum that's got a very decent game going, with a variety of talented writers and players involved. It's a dice-less game, basic dot less sheets. It takes a bit of getting used to if you're used to the actual...
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Today I gorge on Star Wars, and run around in costumes wielding my light saber.
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i always swoon with the underwater photography and yours in the photography group here, and since i saw you are now shooting underwater portraits, i thought you'd like maybe to check this very awesome underwater photographer too, maybe it can be useful to see how her compositions are lighten or something.
I hope it works out, can't wait to see more people underwater, so beautiful/
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There are ups, and there are downs.
Right now I'm down...
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Volunteers gathered to make get-out-the-vote phone calls from President Barack Obama's campaign office in Mountain View Tuesday night. Once polls closed in swing states, they stayed to watch election results, at first anxiously and then with mounting excitement and relief. Major news networks announced around 8:15 p.m. that Obama was projected to win the presidential race against former Gov. Mitt Romney. The swing state of Ohio, where both candidates had stumped tirelessly, proved to be the deciding factor in calling the race.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, November 9, 2012, 12:00 AM
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Other news, the sun went up in the sky today then went down later on.
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Our 13 day journey came to a sunny end on the fantastic island of Lanzarote at 9am local time on 7 April 2011. A much deserved slap up meal & a celebratory mojito followed and then, sadly Jon & Cecily were off to the airport to head back to glamorous Gatwick.
36 hours later old habits die hard and we are still find ourselves holding on to tables, walls etc while walking about. Also struggling to get used to eating off a plate rather than out of a bowl! Off now to chill in Rubicon's plethora of bars and restaurants before checking out all thinks volcanic.
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I have to do an analysis some stratified samples from the Survey of Income and Program Participation. I am planning to use svyreg to estimate my model. My question pertains to the specification of strata and PSU. The documentation says, "In the public use files, analysts should look for the following variable names for the variance stratum and variance unit codes associated with each sample member: HHSC and HSTRAT in the core wave files." HHSC is always 1 or 2, and HSTRAT is integer from 0 to 72. In terms of Stata constructs, which is the psu and which is the strata? I am pooling 12 samples covering two decades of time. During this time, the survey design changed three times. My 1984 sample uses a design from the 70s (seems to have 72 values for HSTRAT). Data from 1985-1993 use a sample design from the 80s (seems to have 73 values for HSTRAT). data in 1996 uses a sample design from the 90s (seems to have 56 values for HSTRAT). In pooling this data, do I need to create "new" PSU and strata variables to account for the design changes? For example, I could add 100 to all strata in 1985-1993 and 1000 to strata in 1996. Should I create this "interacted" PSU/strata by survey year instead (for example, newstrata=strata+survey_year)? Thanks in advance! Regards, --Alex Cavallo Lexecon (312) 322-0208 voice (312) 322-0218 fax * * For searches and help try: * http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/res/findit.html * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
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