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Conference on Comparative Constitutional Design
Comparative constitutional design is a topic of increasing theoretical and practical importance, and yet the state of knowledge is still fairly rudimentary. We still know relatively little about design processes; about the relationship of processes to outcomes; and about the consequences of particular institutional choices. This two day conference will bring together the best minds working on comparative constitutional design from the perspectives of law, political science, and economics to present a wide range of work.
All sessions will take place in Law School Classroom V.
Papers and the participants' schedule are attached as password-protected PDFs at the bottom of this page. Contact Tom Ginsburg at email@example.com if you are a participant and need access to these papers.
Friday, October 16, 2009
9:00-10:40 a.m. Session I
- Welcome by Tom Ginsburg
- Paper: Jon Elster, Columbia University, "The Optimal Design of a Constituent Assembly" (Listen)
- Commentator: Zachary Elkins, University of Texas at Austin School of Law
- Paper: Adam Przeworski, New York University, "The Origins of Parliamentary Responsibility" (Listen)
- Commentator: Beatriz Magaloni, Stanford University
11:00-12:30 p.m. Session II
- Paper: Barry R. Weingast, Stanford University, "Democratization and Countermajoritarian Institutions: The Role of Power and Constitutional Design In Self-Enforcing Democracy" (Listen)
- Commentator: Roger Myerson, University of Chicago
- Paper: Gretchen Helmke, University of Rochester, "The Origins of Institutional Crises in Latin America" (Listen)
- Commentator: Ethan Bueno de Mesquita, University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy
- Chair: Peter Nardulli, University of Illinois College of Law
12:45-1:30 p.m. Lunchtime Address in Classroom II - Judge András Sajó, European Court of Human Rights, Central European University, "The Greatest of All Reflections on Human Nature: The Constitution of Fear"
2:00-3:30 p.m. Session III
- Paper: Rosalind Dixon, University of Chicago Law School, and Richard Holden, University of Chicago Booth School of Business, "Designing Constitutional Amendment Rules - To Scale" (Listen)
- Commentator: John Ferejohn, Stanford University
- Paper: Robert D. Cooter, UC Berkeley School of Law, "General Welfare, Interstate Commerce, and Economic Analysis" (Listen)
- Commentator: David Strauss, University of Chicago Law School
- Chair: Adam Samaha, University of Chicago Law School
3:50-5:20 p.m. Session IV
- Paper: Eric Posner, University of Chicago Law School, and Adrian Vermeule, Harvard Law School, "Tyrannophobia" (Listen)
- Commentator: John Carey, Dartmouth College
- Paper: John Ferejohn, Stanford University, and Pasquale Pasquino, New York University, "The Italian Model of Constitutional Adjudication" (Listen)
- Commentator: David S. Law, Washington University in Saint Louis
- Chair: Bernard Harcourt, University of Chicago Law School
Saturday, October 17, 2009
9:00-10:30 a.m. Session V
- Paper: Martha Nussbaum, University of Chicago Law School, "Personal Laws and Equality: the Case of India" (Listen)
- Commentator: Rajmohan Gandhi, University of Illinois
- Paper: Fionnuala D. Ní Aoláin, University of Minnesota Law School, "Gendering Constitutional Design in Conflicted and Post-Conflict Societies" (Listen)
- Commentator: Aziz Huq, University of Chicago Law School
- Chair: Rosalind Dixon, University of Chicago Law School
10:50-12:20 p.m. Session VI
- Paper: Stefan Voigt, University of Hamburg, "Mapping Constitutionally Safeguarded Judicial Independence - A Global Survey" (Listen)
- Commentator: Lee Epstein, Northwestern University School of Law
- Paper: Tom Ginsburg, University of Chicago Law School, Zachary Elkins, University of Texas at Austin School of Law, and James Melton, IMT Institute for Advanced Studies, Italy, "On the Evasion of Executive Term Limits" (Listen)
- Commentator: Jose Antonio Cheibub, University of Illinois
- Chair: Tom Ginsburg, University of Chicago Law School
12:45-2:15 p.m. Working Lunch in Classroom V
- Paper: Donald L. Horowitz, Duke University School of Law, "Indonesia's Distinctive Path to Constitutional Democracy"
- Commentator: Dan Slater, University of Chicago
- Paper: Ran Hirschl, University of Toronto Faculty of Law, "The Political Economy of Constitutionalism in a Post-Secularist World"
- Commentator: Malika Zeghal, University of Chicago Divinity School


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Raspberry Sorbet with Fresh Whipped Cream
Using frozen raspberries makes this vibrant sorbet a snap to prepare. (No ice cream maker necessary!)
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Has anyone replaced the speakers in the doors of their CTS? If so how? Do i have to remove the door panel or does the grill come off?
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Has anyone replaced the speakers in the doors of their CTS? If so how? Do i have to remove the door panel or does the grill come off?
In both cases, the grills do NOT come off. You have to remove the door panels.Quote:
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Front: On the door opening handle cover, there is a small "cutout" on the bottom toward the front - this is where you insert a tool and pry up until you hear it pop once. Then pull the door opening handle out and pry the rest of the cover off and over the handle. Next, just behind the door pull handle, there is an oval piece that you pry out, and behind it are two screws. Remove these screws. Next, starting at the bottom, pry the door panel up and it will begin to pop and then work it around until you have the panel completely pulled away from the door. Now push up and out to get it finally off the door.
The front speaker is affixed to a bracket and then to the door. In the non-bose, it's a 5.25" (5 1/4") speaker, in the bose is (reportedly) a 6.75" (6 3/4") speaker. But keep in mind that it is 2 ohm (so a 4ohm speaker will produce less volume), and in both applications it's equalized (crossed) to produce below 6000hz, so you will not get very good highs from the speaker.
The rear is removed the same, however, the speaker is screwed to the door panel, not the door. It is a 4 ohm speaker and full range.
See www.ctsowners.com
I've been talking with my install guy about adding an amp and swapping out the door speakers (while keeping the factory headunit and controls intact).
He said that he would have to take the amplified signal from the factory system, run it through a converter (line level?) into the new amp, and then to the doors. He said there may be some sound quality issues because of the signal conversion.
He said that was the only way to keep the factory headunit/center console intact. Otherwise, the factory unit would be relocated to the trunk and a new headunit would have to go in the center console. Any opinions?
I wish I knew more about this stuff.
You shouldn't lose any sound quality. The bose amp produces alot of distortion at volume, and the conversion through the LOC should actually improve at your new amp.Quote:
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If you/he run into a problem, post or email here. I've got my hands deep into this right now. I've got almost all my panels back out, have already installed 8 more speakers, and am completing work on my trunk box for the 1300 watts of amps...:bonkers:
Good. Miscreant, I feel better knowing that you're directly involved in a similar project. It seems you have plenty of knowledge and experience that continues to be quite helpful to us neophytes.
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You can add a device that will convert the head unit outputs to line level amp inputs. They are made by a company specifically for the CTS so I am sure it will minimze any distortion and it matched for the correct head unit that you have. I think they are made by PAC....
the link is on the CTS-V FAQ:
mrbadss, not to be a drag, but this is incorrect...Quote:
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PAC, Metra, Soundgate, noone makes an LOC for the CTS. The CTS does not use the standard J1850 Data Bus protocol, which is one reason noone can use their DLC chips for the CTS. The CTS features a non-fading, fixed signal line out from the head unit to the amp. The headunit in the CTS does not control the volume or fading of this signal - the fading and volume control are controlled by the AMP by the Data Bus serial line. There is only a left and right (just one) signal from the Headunit. You cannot tap these signals or you will not have front-to-rear fading or volume control.
I've begged these companies to try, but because the cost involved in making a stand alone DLC chip specific to the CTS is very expensive, they are not concerned with it at this time...
i just finished a full system in a 2004 cts and i suggest if you want to keep the head unit then buy a audio control three.1 ,that is by far the best way to keep the signal quality. believe me . i am fixing to post pics right now.
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I plan to have a "Dutch" style planted 75g. I'm going with the FilStar series, and I was going to use the XP2 for mechanical filteration and as my reactor. And then have a XP3 as my main filteration. Is this a good idea, or should I just use the XP3?
It's a good idea. It will give you enough water movement to avoid dead spots in the tank. In a fish only tank you would be able to get buy with just the XP-3. But due to the wood and plants in our tanks it's very hard to get that movement with just the XP-3.
But I really have to question your ideas here. In a planted tank you basically only need mechanical filtration. The plants should and will provide the biological filter. What kind of "main" filtration are you talking about?
I mean, it will be where I will use all the media options I have. For example, after an outbreak of Ick, I will add the carbon to the XP3, rather than the XP2. As for the biological filtiration I think I'm just going to use lava rock?
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Oh Facebook. You have brought so much into my life. The ability to decline invitations without having to actually speak to the person who invited me. The satisfaction of ignoring a friend request from an ex-boyfriend. The joy of being tagged in pictures of meerkats until the end of time.
But what you've also brought me is a dilemma. Because one of the things I've been struggling a bit with lately, and this is probably just because of the kind of person I am, is the misinformation.
Maybe it's just my librarian tendencies but I have an almost uncontrollable need to correct blatantly inaccurate material when I see it. And boy do I see it. All through my Facebook feed.
A few weeks ago it was a picture of a child in a hospital bed that the associated text claimed had been involved in a terrible accident. And if you "shared" this picture then Facebook would donate a dollar to a charity so that the poor child could get bionic limbs or a pony or something. Which of course set my "hinky-o-meter" off. I'm not saying that Facebook is blind to the plight of child amputees. I just think if they were going to donate money to this kind of cause, they would probably go about it in a different way. And that the quality of the image would be better. And that it would probably have originated from their official page.
After about 7 seconds of Googling I found a page claiming that this story was a hoax and linking to the original source of the image, which was in an online newspaper article about a child who had meningitis. So I posted a comment to this effect with a link.
Then there was the "Rachel Ray eats her dogs" debacle which I also called out for what it was. Namely, a combination of poor photoshopping and the inherent need a lot of people have to laugh at Rachel Ray. I don't like her much either but I can't ignore the evidence of my own eyes.
Yesterday it was a photo of Monica Lewinsky, claiming that it was her 50th birthday. She's 38. I mean, she was a White House intern in the 90s. How could she possibly be 50 years old now? A quick check on Wikipedia confirmed her age. Again, I commented and added a correction.
And today it's the photoshopped still from Back to the Future II that says that June 27, 2012, is the future date that Marty McFly travelled to. It's not. And do you know what made me Google that? The fact that we went through exactly the same thing TWO YEARS AGO.
And the dilemma is this: do I correct misinformation where I see it (along with sources) and annoy everyone with my firmly pulled up McRighty-pants, or do I let the falseness just sit there tainting the world with its mendacity? Because I have a very hard time with letting falseness stand unchallenged. I really do struggle with letting a blatant lie or untruth slide past...even if it does make me look like a pedantic know-it-all.
I am a pedantic know-it-all. I stopped being in denial about that years ago.
Of course anyone can be caught out by highly shareable, chuckle-worthy images. We've all goofed with this at one stage or another but sometimes I wonder if my "hinky-o-meter" is just more highly tuned than everyone else's.
So what do you think? When it comes to your Facebook feed, how much of it is reliable information and do you sometimes pause before sharing to check that something's kosher? Should I continue in my Miss McRightypants endeavours to correct or will that just piss everybody I know off?
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I do the pedantic know it all thing too when it suits, for the same reason. Wrong is wrong, derp is derp, woo is woo and untruths are untruths, especially when there is an agenda behind it.
Doesn't seem to bother my friends though, since most of them are pedantic know it alls as well
Please please can you make this a regular feature on your blog... 'Informing the Misinformed'? I am much too passive to miscorrect my friends with their random reposting of BS. I just look at scroll... every now & then if I notice someone regularly being moronic I will "unsubscribe" from them. At the moment the posts which have me most skeptical are the ones that say something like "only 5% of the population can read this, if you can repost it" Personally I think everyone can they are just BS to get reposted.
Yeah the Back To The Future one had me confused for a second so I had to Google the dates from the movie to check. It was October 2015.
Still, it's not that long until 2015 so I'll be looking to order my Hoverboard soon!
This XKCD catroon is for you, then http://xkcd.com/386/
www.facecrooks.com - I encourage people to like their Facebook page to get the posts about all the latest scams & viral crap doing the rounds on FB.
And Snopes.com for all chain emails!
Ha yep - anybody remember a guy called Kony? That whole thing got my rage levels pretty high because it actually involved people giving money to a cause they didn't bother to properly research.
Then there's the semi-regular celebrity death hoaxes. People need to stop using Facebook for news.
Oh Noes! People are WRONG on the internets! I MUST correct them!!!
But, yeah, I spend some time pointing people at www.snopes.com when the latest two-headed children from Mars dreck disgorges into my inbox.
As a previous victim of some internet hoaxery some years ago. My "hinky-o-meter" is set to high alert and I too correct BS whenever and whereever it is found. So if you want to continue on your mission of correcting all internet BS then you go right ahead Miss Moata McRightypants.
Easy answer - do not Facebook. The hours and grief I save by being invisible to Facebook are totally worth it. My friends and family know where to find me.
I've pretty much unsubscribed from everyone who regularly posted that sort of thing because it was driving me crazy. The ones that get me going now are the "breast cancer awareness" ones like the colour of your underwear or where you put your purse. It's not a game, people, and it's not something that should be "a secret from the boys to keep them guessing". If you're serious about breast cancer awareness, self examine and keep healthy. Quite apart from the fact that I think we're all reasonably aware that breast cancer exists, and more awareness isn't what we need, it's early detection and research. Sorry, my sister is even more ranty about this than I am....
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Center for Learning And Student Success (CLASS)
Although there is still some minor work being completed, this project opened for students for winter term 2016 with a fully remodeled Food Court, Library, Titan Store, Tutoring Center and so much more. Here is a short video of the January 27, 2016 Grand Opening Celebration:
Project Status - In Progress
Programming/Schematic Design
Facts about CLASS Center Building Project:
December 2013
The core of the main campus was constructed over 50 years ago, and the Center Building was designed to represent exactly what its name implies—the center of campus and the heart of our community life. The buildings, walks, terraces and parking lots of that original campus were designed to meet the needs of students and staff in the last half of the 20th century. Since then many buildings have been remodeled and some new buildings have been added to address the changing needs of students and staff. Though some programs have been relocated and some floors remodeled, the original design of the Center Building—food services, library, and bookstore—have remained largely untouched. The walks, courtyards and terraces on the west side of the Center Building are also the original design. All of those elements need to be updated to meet the 21st century requirements of students and staff. The Center for Learning and Student Success (CLASS) project is the response to those requirements and renews the vision of a revitalized Center Building that represents the very heart of our living, learning community.
The CLASS project is the culmination of years of efforts to create a learning commons that provides the resources that students need to achieve their educational goals, an attractive "state of the art" food services, a more user friendly and accessible bookstore (rebranded as the Titan Store) and an open, accessible plaza where people can congregate or move freely to their destination. Those four major parts are integrated into one whole project.
A team of architects, engineers and contractors were hired in early 2012 to conduct a Feasibility Study to establish a conceptual design framework for the project that was financially possible. The study was completed and accepted by the Board of Education in June, 2012. The college then contracted with the current design team and a Construction Manager/General Contracting firm to continue the development of the conceptual framework. The next step was to refine and re-establish the needs, relationships and criteria identified in the Feasibility Study. The Basis of Design resulted from considerable interaction over several months between the consultants and many members of the college community. The Basis for Design was approved by the board at its September 2013 meeting and was followed by Schematic Design (SD). The SD was presented to and approved by the board at its November, 2013 meeting. The project is now in the Design Development (DD) phase. This will be followed by the Contract Documents, Bidding, Construction Administration and Close-out phases. The first phase of construction consists of demolishing the terraces on the north and west sides of the building as well as the concrete walks, steps, planters, etc. on the west side. This demolition is scheduled to occur starting December 15, 2013. The entire project is scheduled to be completed by January 2016.
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Project Management:
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- Bob Mention (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Project Coordinator:
- Gary Cummins (firstname.lastname@example.com)
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- Lease Crutcher Lewis
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- Email firstname.lastname@example.com or leave a voice message at (541) 946-3868.
- Urgent construction-related issues should be routed to the Facilities Management and Planning office at (541) 463-5000
- Emergency matters only should be reported to Public Safety at (541) 463-5555.
Project budget
- Total budgeted cost is $35 million. Direct construction cost is $26 million and non-construction costs are $9 million1.
1Non-construction costs have always had to include categories such as design fees, furniture, testing services (Geotech, hazmat, structural), building permits, and contingency. Over the past 15 years new categories of costs have had to be added due to new requirements such as Sustainable design (energy modeling, commissioning, etc.), the widespread application of technology and cost of attendant equipment and additional structural work to keep up with changes in seismic codes.
- A new main entry on the west side of the building.
- The massive concrete stair system on the west side of the Center building will be replaced with a new inside stair that will provide access to all four floors.
- A new inside elevator on the west side of the building will provide access to all four upper floors.
- Two new inside bridges will be built on the east and west sides of the building to connect the north and south halves of the third floor.
- The second floor outside terraces on the north and west sides of the Center building will be demolished and a new, transparent west façade will greet users.
- This project will remodel or build new a total of 106,222 gross square feet
Learning Commons
- The Learning Commons is a relatively new concept that integrates formerly separate student resources into one user friendly place. All of the resources of the library are paired with Tutoring Services, an Academic Testing Center and technology assistance.
This multi-dimensional commons is surrounded by a variety of individual and group study rooms as well as classrooms and labs. All of this is in a stress-free environment with comfortable seating and beverage services.
- The Learning Commons will occupy almost all of the space on the second and third floors.
- The Commons will include four classrooms and one computer lab.
- A Student Activities suite consisting of a gathering place and offices that students can call home and discuss matters of interest.
- An academic testing services suite where proctored testing can occur.
- An Academic Test Center/Drop-in Lab where faculty can learn about new technologies and their operation.
- The existing "high school" style servery will be demolished and eight independent, separate food venues will be built. Six venues will be located on the first floor and two more will go on the second floor. Each will provide a different menu to select from.
- There will be a variety of dining room seating options that will replace the current mess hall arrangement.
- A new, larger Renaissance Room and student kitchen will replace the existing spaces.
- The southwest corner of the existing building will be pushed out toward the west to house the new Titan Store. The new store will be accessible on the ground floor from the inside, the outside or the Plaza.
- A small, new convenience Store will be created on the ground floor between the Titan Store and Food services.
- The existing concrete mass of steps, planters, courtyards and levels will be demolished and a more accessible, open plaza will replace it. The plaza will provide opportunities for people to sit or gather in groups, large or small.
Sustainable and special features
- The CLASS project is being designed and built to achieve the Silver level of the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green building rating system.
- The remodel will provide more daylighting of interior spaces, use 20% less energy than before, harvest rainwater and recycle most of the concrete demolished during Phase 1 of construction.
- All of the public entrances to the building will be designed with two sets of doors to minimize outside air intrusion.
- The project will meet all current building and handicapped access codes including fire-sprinklers and earthquake-resistant structure.
- Each classroom and lab will be equipped with an assisted hearing system.
- Wireless connection to the internet will be available throughout the building.
- There will continue to be three ATMs in the building.
- Cameras will be installed at various locations to deter theft and disruptive behavior.
- Exterior entry doors and selected interior doors will be equipped with card reader access control hardware for added security.
Contact Russ Pierson, Public Information Officer for the CLASS project, for more information.
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Phone: (541) 463-5727
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Junior Amanda Genovese of the Brandeis softball team has a simple philosophy on life: "When I like doing something, I want to spend all my time doing it."
These days, it seems like what the Judges' centerfielder wants to be doing is stealing bases. As a sophomore, she led NCAA Division I, II and III with 57 thefts and established Brandeis's single-season record. She eclipsed the program's career mark of 73 steals in just 69 career games. Genovese was named the University Athletic Association Tournament Most Valuable Player, a first-team All-American by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) and the organization's Golden Spikes Award Winner for Division III's best base stealer. She's kept up her pace in 2014 with 24 swipes in her first 22 games, reaching the 100-steal plateau for her career in a doubleheader against Endicott on April 3.
Amanda Genovese's 100th career stolen base
Genovese isn't particularly tall - listed at 5-foot-7 - but she is lean and athletic. In a softball uniform, her legs appear particularly long, capable of getting down a base-path in a blur. She has used a combination of natural athleticism, intelligence and work ethic – with a bit of encouragement from her coaches – to become the player she is today at Brandeis. Not only is she a base-stealing phenom, Genovese is a .442 career hitter (3rd all time at Brandeis) who is already in the Judges' career top 10 in hits (167, 8th) and runs scored (111, 9th) with a season-and-a-half left in her career.
When it came time for the North Haven, Connecticut, native to choose a college, Brandeis was the first campus she visited. Genovese wasn't quite sold at first. After checking out some other schools, her grandmother encouraged Amanda to apply to Brandeis. She was accepted, and it was an overnight spent not with her eventual softball teammates, but with the fencing team, that convinced Genovese to move the Judges back to the top of her list.
"I wanted to do both sports at Brandeis, but softball preseason workouts start before fencing is done," she says wistfully. "I wish I could do both, but it doesn't quite work out."
Genovese's fencing career started during her sophomore year of high school. After a trial with the indoor track and field team didn't pan out, a friend encouraged her to try fencing. When her high school coach learned he was getting such a talented athlete, he put a foil in her hand. As she did with slap-hitting and base-stealing, Genovese taught herself most of the fundamentals. "It was a lot of fun learning a new sport from scratch."
Despite missing out on being a two-sport athlete, Genovese has found ways to apply her general philosophy of spending all her time going what she enjoys to her entire Brandeis experience. She is majoring in neuroscience with a minor in religious studies, serving as the undergraduate departmental representative for the latter. Genovese also works for the department of Alumni Relations as the Brandeis Reunion Student Coordinator, volunteers as a Big Sister and plays as many intramural sports as she can.
On the softball field, Genovese is a natural right-hander who taught herself to bat lefty in seventh grade after seeing how successful an older player was from the other side of the plate. The softball strategy of slap-hitting, where a southpaw takes a running start in the batter's box and punches at the ball, is a rare one in Connecticut. Genovese saw a chance to take advantage of her speed. "I taught myself how to hit from the left side. I started off bunting," Genovese explains. "Then I tried learning to slap. At the start, if I got two strikes, or if there were runners in scoring position, I would switch back to the right side."
At the plate, Genovese has been able to do almost whatever she wants with the ball. Is an outfielder playing too far out of position? Do the Judges need an extra base or two right out of the box? If so, the ball will invariably wind up in a vacant space in the outfield while Genovese legs out a double or a triple.
Once she's made use of her legs and batting strategy to get on base – as she has done in half of her plate appearances this season – coach Jessica Johnson has given Genovese the proverbial "green light" to steal.
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hi guys
does anyone know what colour(s) the wire is for the seatbelt warning light going into the back of the instrument panel
those pesky kids at haynes dont specify in the manual
hi guys
does anyone know what colour(s) the wire is for the seatbelt warning light going into the back of the instrument panel
those pesky kids at haynes dont specify in the manual
Yep, Haynes is shit on wiring diagrams for the 3.
You need the blu/vio/yel that goes to pin 14 of the blue plug.
disco!!!! (19-05-2010)
my dash is taking a major bitch fit on top of the seat belt warning light going mental the fuel gauge is constanly reading full well it starts going down but then seems to go back up after a while and the horn has stopped working
good times :(
Hmmm good times indeed!
If you need the pinouts for the fuel sender they are the brn/blk and brn/yel that go into the black plug. Theres only three or four wires going into that one so theyll be easy to find.
Does sound more like the actual cluster is at fault though.
Have you got an OBC? Would be easy to see where the fault lies as one of the hidden OBC functions is fuel remaning.
disco!!!! (20-05-2010)
good work as ever guys
as soon as it started happening i did a dash test and the gauge went up and down as normal
the problems started after i had the dash out to suss out the seat belt warning light
i do have an obc but its the 7 button version and im not sure how to find these hidden features
Sounds exactly like my '93 version, the light is just there as a reminder rather than being wired into the seatbelt catch. As such Id just whip the light out and be done with it.
Sadly as your OBC is only 7 button it wont have any of the fuel data going to it so there is no point trying to find hidden functions!
I guess you have two options here, either work out how far x amount of fuel gets you and keep an eye on the trip meter or try and borrow another cluster to see if it cures the faults.
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Our own Super Sunday is in sight
Football was played in Northern Ireland yesterday. Yes, on a SUNDAY!
And upon leaving the Oval after Glentoran's 1-0 win over Bangor, a quick glance to the sky revealed that we weren't about to be struck down by a plague of locusts, frogs or any other biblical phenomena. Indeed, the whole day — apart from the match itself which was a bit of a stinker — was a resounding success, showing that our local game is, amazingly, ready to go all modern on us and embrace Sunday football.
There were a handful of protesters from the Free Presbyterian Church, outside the east Belfast venue — playing football on the Sabbath is seemingly frowned upon, yet taking the time away from keeping it holy, to protest, is fair game — but that was merely a footnote on a day when history was made.
For too long we have sat in the doldrums, giving Sunday football a wide berth for fear of offending the church-going minority while up and down the country, cricket, hockey and most other sports carry on regardless and without anyone batting an eyelid.
Both clubs should be commended for taking this massive step forward, the quick thinking to reschedule the postponed match from Saturday shows that some of the men in charge of football here do have the guts to make decisions that they feel will shake up our domestic game.
However, I wouldn't get too excited at the thought of this becoming a regular occurrence, in fact, it would be crazy to do it too often. The reasonably good crowd — higher than your average gate at the Oval against a team of Bangor's stature — was helped by the fact that TV's only offering yesterday was Police Academy II.
The fact that this was an international weekend and no other football was being played 'across the water' meant that from a sporting point of view, the Glens had a captive audience.
Try to do this on any other Sunday and watch how many people decide that putting their feet up in front of the telly to watch the English Premier League — even if the game happens to be Wigan Athletic against Stoke City — is a much more attractive proposition than a freezing cold terrace at Solitude or Stangmore Park.
Unfortunately the world we live in dictates that Irish League football lags quite a way behind the glitzy English brand of the game, however, given a bit of foresight, there is no reason why we can't have a Super Sunday here and there of our own.
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Number of UK households expecting interest rate hike in the next six months doubles
British households are finally seeing the strain on their finances ease - but the number of people who expect a rate hike by the Bank of England doubled in June, according to a report.
The Markit Household financial index showed that the proportion of British households expecting UK interest rates to go up in the next six months has shot up.
Over 60 per cent of households now expect the central bank to raise rates from a record low of 0.5 per cent before the end of the year, compared with just 30 per cent in May's report.
Rate hike: Data showed that 60 per cent of households now expect the central bank to raise rates in the next six months compared with just 30 per cent in May
These expectations, have, in part been fueled by recent comments made by Bank of England governor Mark Carney.
Last week, Mr Carney said that a rise in interest rates could come sooner than markets had expected adding fuel to the belief that rates will change before the end of this year.
During his first annual Mansion House speech, the BoE governor gave the strongest indication yet that interest rates could increase and described the perils ahead for the economy.
He said he would look to his 'trusty canoe' to 'navigate the most rapid and treacherous waters'.
His remarks on June 12 came as Markit's survey of 1,500 households was being conducted from June 11 to June 16.
Hold: Bank of England's policymakers voted unanimously to hold interest rates at their monthly meeting
The impact of his prediction holds a great deal of weight, despite minutes from this month's BoE monetary policy, published today, showing the committee continued to vote unanimously to hold interest rates at a record low of 0.5 per cent.
Markit's findings are part of its monthly Household Finance Index, which rose in June to 42.5 from 42.3 in May, not far off April's record high of 43.0.
The index measures households' perception of their overall well-being.
It has risen sharply in recent months but a reading below 50 still represents households feeling worse off.
Current finances: The Index remained below the neutral 50.0 threshold, but reached its second-highest level since the survey began in February 2009
The Markit report also showed that expectations for the next 12 months had hit a five-month low. At 48.4 in June, down from 51.7 in May, it dipped below the neutral 50.0 value for the first time since March.
Household finances were supported by low inflation perceptions, improving labour market conditions, subdued worries over job security and increased workplace activity during recent months.
Figures from the Office for National Statistics, released yesterday, showed inflation dropped from 1.8 per cent in April
to just 1.5 per cent in May – well below the Bank's 2 per cent target.
There are no immediate inflationary pressures, with the headline rate of consumer price inflation dropping to a four and a half year low, and wage growth has been even slower.
Unemployment has also fallen much more rapidly than expected, causing forecasts for the first BoE rate hike to be brought forward. Last year a hike was not expected to happen until 2016.
Bills: Policymakers will be keeping a close eye on households' reaction to the possibility of more expensive mortgages
Yesterday, in the BoE's annual report, Mr Carney wrote that the Bank 'will not hesitate' to take action to cool the housing market as prices hit a new record high.
Official figures showed the value of a typical home in the UK jumped 9.9 per cent to £260,000 in the year to April driven by an 18.7 per cent increase in London to £485,000.
Markit found that households in London and the South West were the least downbeat about their finances, while respondents in the North East recorded the greatest degree of negative sentiment.
Tim Moore, senior economist at Markit said: 'The fall in households' financial expectations coincides with greater prospects of an interest rate hike before the end of 2014'.
'Policymakers will be keeping a close eye on households' reaction to the possibility of more expensive mortgages, given the need to ensure that consumer demand is not choked off by further shifts towards policy tightening.'
A poll commissioned by the Bank of England in May, showed that 42 percent of Britons expected a rate rise over the next 12 months - the highest proportion since May 2011.
Economists think interest rates will start rising in the first quarter of 2015, according to a poll.
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It's easy to get complacent...thanks for the post and important reminder.
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It's easy to get complacent...thanks for the post and important reminder.
Authoring that post had to have been painful. I catch myself checking behind myself often and then wonder why. I guess you just answered that question. Thanks. For what it's worth, the installation of a new add-on to your weapon has distracted folks before.
I always like to remove the magazine in one room and check the chamber. Then move to the room (leaving live ammo and loaded magazines in the other room) I'll be dry firing in and check the chamber again, and once again for good measure.
Welcome. Thanks for the gut check. It is VERY easy to be complacent at times. We need the constant reminder that complacency is our enemy. Good that you followed the safety rule of not aiming at anything you are not willing to destroy. How many time have we heard "I thought it was unloaded" just before someone got shot. When I dry fire, all magazines and rounds are in the house and I am in the back yard dry firing while aiming at the tree in my yard with the the empty field behind my house as the back drop.
Not chastising him btw, just explaining my stance on dry firing. I have 2 carry guns that do not require a trigger pull to disassemble to further avoid the possibility for accidents. (Again me being extra cautious.)
Scary situation! I'm glad no one was hurt.
Glad no one was hurt. Something to look into is a training barrel ($15) - of course, you still would've needed to dry fire to install it. Thanks for sharing and giving everyone a reminder.
Thanks for the post, Its not easy to admit when we make a mistake, but your mistake may save someone someday.. Glad you are alright!
It didn't happen because it was a Glock, or any other make or configuration--it happened because of a mis-step, nothing else. A hard lesson learned.
Gun + Bullets = Bang!
Anytime you pick up a gun there is a chance that it will go bang. Luckily you were pointing it in a direction that did not endanger others.
If you follow Cooper's Four Basic Rules, you should be able to at least avoid shooting something you really don't want to shoot.
I am very paranoid of this too. Thanks for taking the time to share, I don't think we can have too many reminders of what happens, and the law of unintended consequences.Quote:
1. All guns are always loaded. Even if they are not, treat them as if they are.
2. Never let the muzzle cover anything you are not willing to destroy. (For those who insist that this particular gun is unloaded, see Rule 1.)
3. Keep your finger off the trigger till your sights are on the target. This is the Golden Rule. Its violation is directly responsible for about 60 percent of inadvertent discharges.
4. Identify your target, and what is behind it. Never shoot at anything that you have not positively identified.
This has not yet happened to me, but the way i learned to safety check my weapon was drop the magazine, rack the slide, visually inspect the chamber, pinky into the chamber (finger f**k it), point in safe direction, dry fire.
I also always put the loaded magazine and the one that was in the chamber into the closest drawer near me before dry fire practice.
I practice all this at the range as well when the range goes cold, everything except for the magazine/one in the chamber into a drawer, at the range they both go into
my back pocket, and slide stays locked open.
Glad everyone was okay and nothing more than your feelings got hurt!
I would add physical inspection of the chamber to your safety checks!
Wow, that's quite a first post to our little forum! Glad you and yours are all OK. Guns are, by purpose, dangerous items. When we allow our mind to be anything but fully focused on the task at hand bad things can happen. It isn't just you, it could happen to anyone at any time.
My personal method for dry fire is a little different. I drop the magazine, visually and physically inspect the chamber to ensure it is clear. Then I take all ammunition into a different room. When I come back the pistol has been out of my physical control so I once again visually and physically inspect the chamber to ensure it is clear. When I see an empty chamber and feel an empty chamber I'm good to go since there is no ammunition in the room. If at any time I do anything other than dry fire (answer the phone, talk to the wife, pet the dog, anything) I once again inspect the chamber to ensure it is clear. Even with all of that I know it is possible to have a mental screw up so I dry fire only when following the other rules- ie. I never aim a gun at something I'm not willing to shoot. In my case the back wall of my laundry room is a cinder block wall. On the other side of that wall is the backyard (which happens to be a mountain sloping up) and some woods beyond my home. On the wall I have a safe direction pad to help ensure that nothing exits the home.
Dry fire is important. In the Marine Corps we devoted a week to dry fire in boot camp. Some units in the FMF continued to do this every year before rifle qualification. I have never met a competent trainer that didn't preach dry fire as being fundamental to marksmanship. I personally do not believe one can be fully ready to us a weapon unless dry fire is a regular part of your life. Most of us simply don't have the time or money to send a couple hundred rounds down range each and every day. However I can step into the back portion of my house and practice presenting from my holster, sight alignment and sight picture, trigger press, and all the other fun things we learn as we are taught basic marksmanship. It also helps to eliminate the need to spend as much time on the basics when I do go to the range for my weekly sessions.


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With a little over a month to go until the July 31 trade deadline for Major League Baseball trade deadline, the rumors are starting to intensify.
With the New York Yankees now just 3.5 games back, picking up momentum with four straight wins and now in second place in the A.L. East behind the Toronto Blue Jays, they've been the most talked about team for needing pitching help.
One of the most rumored named linked to the Yankees has been Cliff Lee of the Philadelphia Phillies, although right now, he's currently on the disabled list with an elbow injury and isn't expected back until sometime next month; similar to CC Sabathia, but with his knee injury. So what about the healthy left-handed pitcher the Phillies have that they could shed the contract of in Cole Hamels? Mike Axisa of River Ave. Blues and CBS Sports makes the case for the 30-year-old ace for the Yankees.
"Hamels started the year on the disabled list with a shoulder issue, but he has a 3.07 ERA (2.80 FIP) in ten starts and 67.1 innings since being activated, so he's been as good as ever. There is still $103M or so left on his contract through 2018, so he could be a cheaper alternative to upcoming free agents like Max Scherzer and Jon Lester. The only problem is that you'd have to trade players to get him. The Phillies aren't exactly hurting for cash either. If they trade Hamels, it won't be for salary relief only. The shoulder issue is a little scary, especially because he has had some other shoulder problems in the past, but I do think Hamels is worth keeping in the back of your mind as a Scherzer and Lester alternative over the winter. I don't think the Phillies are going to go into sell mode at the deadline no matter how bad things get."
The former 2008 World Series MVP is currently 2-3 with a 3.07 ERA in 10 starts and is due another $103 million between now and the 2018 season, plus a vesting option for 2019, so by no means is Hamels considered a short-term solution; he'd be a major investment.
But would trading for Hamels, who would cost prospects on top of the $22.5 million he'd be owed each season, be worth it, especially with someone like Max Scherzer on the free agent market this winter, and especially since Scherzer won't cost the Yankees an overhaul of prospects like Hamels would.
The Yankees though, are going to need pitching help, especially with CC Sabathia not coming back until after the All Star break next month and Michael Pineda not coming back until at least August, if at all at this point given all of his setbacks with his back, it puts the Yankees in a dire situation to make a trade. Sure, David Phelps gave you a great start on Friday night against the Oakland A's, but can he consistently perform like that? It remains to be seen, same with Vidal Nuno.
It might be wiser to see if Lee gets healthy and returns to the Phillies rotation in time for the trade deadline because he won't cost the Yankees their top prospects because Hamels will, and taking on a contract for $22.5 million a year and dealing away a big part of the future in the minor leagues may not be the wisest decision Brian Cashman makes this summer.
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(Host) The Douglas administration says it can save money by closing the state's environmental laboratory.
But lab officials told lawmakers today that it could eventually cost the state more to use private contractors to do the work.
VPR's John Dillon reports:
(Dillon) The Douglas Administration hopes to save up to $700,000 by closing the lab. Officials say private contractors can do the work for less.
But lab employees questioned whether the state will get the same quality of service, and if it will save any money at all. Gerald DiVincenzo has been the lab supervisor since 1984.
(DiVincenzo) ``I have not been consulted about DEC's plan to use a private laboratory and I'm afraid that many of the details by adopting this are just not being considered.''
(Dillon) DiVincenzo said lab personnel use state of the art equipment that can measure pollutants in the parts per billion range. He said the lab provides services that cannot be easily matched by private consultants, including advice on environmental sampling and analysis.
(DiVincenzo) ``By using the private sector to meet its laboratory needs, the DEC will spend at least as much money as it does now, and it will get a fraction of the lab's support that it now receives.''
(Dillon) The lab in Waterbury tests hundreds of air samples each year for minute traces of toxic compounds. Lab personnel also track water quality to see if the state's effort to clean up Lake Champlain is working.
Lab employees tried to make the case that the work they do is essential to protect the state's environment. Randy Mercurio is a chemist who looks for harmful pollutants.
(Mercurio) ``I'm sure most of you are familiar with toxic metals, such as arsenic, lead and mercury. These are the types of toxins I look for in samples of air, water, soil and sediment.''
(Dillon) But Mercurio's job was cut, and his last day of work will be the end of February.
Chittenden Senator Ginny Lyons was clearly concerned.
(Lyons) ``I have to say that your testimony has been very compelling, and it's unfortunate the way this has evolved. I think it's important to have the analysis done before decisions are made. And we've heard testimony prior to this time that the analysis was not done adequately.''
(Dillon) But Environmental Conservation Commissioner Laura Pelosi said the state's analysis shows that closing the lab will save $600,000 to $700,000 a year.
(Pelosi) "The lab is a costly component of our business enterprises, so we need to find a more cost-effective way to do it. But it's not in any way a judgment on the staff and these are all very, very hard decisions to make. And all the decisions are difficult choices."
(Dillon) The decision to close the lab may also face a challenge from the state employees union. Union representatives say that state law requires the administration to show it will save 10 percent of the cost of the service if it decides to privatize the work. They question if those savings will be realized.
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"The Sound of Music" provided the more than obvious source of inspiration for what later became Olympia Le-Tan's fall / winter 2013 collection, while the Musee de la Chasse in Paris served as the unexpected location for the quirky presentation, having polar bears, deers and owls complement the image of the cave-like runway.
"Schnitzel with Noodles" – unconventional and filled with humor, the name of the line-up captured the essence of Le-Tan's collection, a marriage between the kitschy and the classy, with renderings of traditional Austrian outfits and a full spectrum of whimsical bags. Flirty ultra-short skirts and dresses styled with knee-high socks and red lips, were slightly tempered by the classier qualities of the capes, trench coats and turtle-neck dresses.
More of the liberating spirit that served as foundation for the collection was noticeable in the look that paired leather shorts with over-the-knee socks and a cropped t-shirt emblazoned with the name of the collection, or in the black leather dress playfully accessorized with a red heart-shaped bag and black pumps. Fun and frisky all the way.
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Obliquity-paced Pliocene West Antarctic ice sheet oscillations
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- T. Naish, R. Powell, R. Levy, G. Wilson, R. Scherer, F. Talarico, L. Krissek, F. Niessen, M. Pompilio, T. Wilson, L. Carter, R. DeConto, P. Huybers, R. McKay, D. Pollard, J. Ross, D. Winter, P. Barrett, G. Browne, R. Cody, E. Cowan, J. Crampton, G. Dunbar, N. Dunbar, F. Florindo, C. Gebhardt, I. Graham, M. Hannah, D. Hansaraj, D. Harwood, D. Helling, S. Henrys, L. Hinnov, G. Kuhn, P. Kyle, A. Laufer, P. Maffioli, D. Magens, K. Mandernack, W. McIntosh, C. Millan, R. Morin, C. Ohneiser, T. Paulsen, D. Persico, I. Raine, J. Reed, C. Riesselman, L. Sagnotti, D. Schmitt, C. Sjunneskog, P. Strong, M. Taviani, S. Vogel, T. Wilch, and T. Williams
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AbstractThirty years after oxygen isotope records from microfossils deposited in ocean sediments confirmed the hypothesis that variations in the Earth's orbital geometry control the ice ages, fundamental questions remain over the response of the Antarctic ice sheets to orbital cycles. Furthermore, an understanding of the behaviour of the marine-based West Antarctic ice sheet (WAIS) during the 'warmer-than-present' early-Pliocene epoch (???5-3 Myr ago) is needed to better constrain the possible range of ice-sheet behaviour in the context of future global warming. Here we present a marine glacial record from the upper 600 m of the AND-1B sediment core recovered from beneath the northwest part of the Ross ice shelf by the ANDRILL programme and demonstrate well-dated, ???40-kyr cyclic variations in ice-sheet extent linked to cycles in insolation influenced by changes in the Earth's axial tilt (obliquity) during the Pliocene. Our data provide direct evidence for orbitally induced oscillations in the WAIS, which periodically collapsed, resulting in a switch from grounded ice, or ice shelves, to open waters in the Ross embayment when planetary temperatures were up to ???3??C warmer than today and atmospheric CO 2 concentration was as high as ???400 p.p.m.v. (refs 5, 6). The evidence is consistent with a new ice-sheet/ice-shelf model that simulates fluctuations in Antarctic ice volume of up to +7 m in equivalent sea level associated with the loss of the WAIS and up to +3 m in equivalent sea level from the East Antarctic ice sheet, in response to ocean-induced melting paced by obliquity. During interglacial times, diatomaceous sediments indicate high surface-water productivity, minimal summer sea ice and air temperatures above freezing, suggesting an additional influence of surface melt under conditions of elevated CO2. ??2009 Macmillan Publishers Limited. All rights reserved.
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Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid said Monday it's too early to suggest what combination of Michael Vick and Kevin Kolb could return to the teams next season.
Vick, who overtook Kolb as the starter this season, is set to become a free agent, and Kolb said that he wants to be a starter somewhere in the NFL next season. The Eagles' season ended on Sunday in a wild-card loss to the Green Bay Packers.
Reid, who previously has said he hopes the team can work out a deal with Vick, wouldn't say how he sees Vick's future playing out.
"We're talking the day after here, so I have to go back and look at everything," Reid said. "(Vick) sure did a nice job this season."
But Reid made clear he would have Vick back on his roster next season under ideal conditions.
"Do I want him back? I would like them all back," he said.
Reid also said he was not bothered by Kolb's statement after Sunday's game that he expects to be starting next season.
"I'm fired up that he thinks that way," the coach said. "If you have a quarterback, really any player but particularly at quarterback, that's not thinking that he wants to be a starter and a great football player, then you have a problem."
Kolb is under contract for next season. But the expiring CBA, which could turn into a work stoppage if no new deal is reached by early March, could complicate how the team assembles a roster.
No deal with Vick can likely be reached until a CBA is in place. And no trade of Kolb could potentially take place under a CBA is in place too.
Kolb was originally named the starter last April after the Eagles traded Donovan McNabb. In a league where several teams struggled with as many as three starting QBs this season, the Eagles were lucky to have two good would-be starters.
"I feel very comfortable that (Kolb) can be a starter in the National Football League," Reid said. "I came into the season feeling that way and I'm leaving the season feeling that way and I'm glad he's on our team."
-- Sean Leahy
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