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Bicycling Australia
Mountain Biking Australia
Bike Movies by Greg Borzo
Watching 2 Seconds is like going to bike heaven – or at least to bike church. Reverence for bicycling permeates the film.
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The movies typically portray bicyclists as off-beat, from idealists to weirdoes. Only occasionally do these oddballs overcome their flaws and turn out to be sensitive or successful. Even more rarely do they get the girl.
6 Day Bike Rider is a screwball comedy about a local yokel who takes on a slick out-of-towner. They compete in a six-day race – and for the town belle.
Predictable plot, sappy storyline and cheesy characters. But American Flyers' saving grace is that it includes lots of bike riding from the silly (biking to the fridge to fetch a drink) to the sublime (an appearance by Eddy Merckx, one of the greatest bicycle racers ever).
BMX Bandits is so easy to criticise it seems unfair to review it. But trudge on, we must, for the record. The bike community deserves to be warned.
Beijing Bicycle is a fabulous film, with thousands of bicycles used throughout in myriad ways: to stalk and chase; to impress girls and intimidate rivals; to get around and get away.
Nine days and 33 minutes. That's how long it took the winner of the 2006 Race Across America to bike 3,015 miles from San Diego to Atlantic City.
The Bicycle Thief demonstrates unforgettably that in certain times and places, bikes were a serious matter. They could mean the difference between a job and no job; bread and no bread.
It's Not About the Bikes! Breaking Away is about growing up and going to college; losing your innocence and finding your way.
Is being handicapped or severely ill a blessing or a curse?
Hardihood starts slow, but stick with it. This documentary traces the long, sometimes tedious week in the professional women's downhill mountain biking circuit. The rigors of travel and the need to re-hydrate are covered on Monday, followed by relaxation on Tuesday. But the week builds up to practicing on the race course on Saturday and the race itself on Sunday.
This documentary about the 2003 Tour tells two stories. The more compelling one paints an overview of the Tour de France – in all its splendor and mundaneness.
The most telling scene of I [Heart] Huckabees is when a burnt-out firefighter, who hates our petroleum-based society, rides to a fire on his bike rather than on a firetruck.
In Jour de fête – a film about technology and change – the bicycle represents traditional, humane values in a world increasingly dominated by powerful machines and driven by the demands of speed and efficiency. The film is a strong indictment of the headlong rush into the modern world immediately after World War II, but its message also applies to today.
Long before Lance, another bicycle racer was known by his first name: Eddy Merckx.
Bicycles seem to be a better medicine for melancholy than booze and drugs in this film that portrays the day after a one-night stand in the lives of two African Americans living in San Francisco.
You have to be a bike buff to enjoy Quicksilver, which spins its wheels on plot twists that go nowhere and characters that don't ring true. Nevertheless, it redeems itself by offering fun and excitement on ten-speeds.
Short for radical, "rad" means "cool." Rad rocks big time. Totally awesome.
It's the story of how a small-town paperboy takes on the world's best BMX riders in a $100,000 race on harrowing Hell Track. Bicycle Moto Cross was all the rage then, and Rad captures that excitement.
The Lone Ranger rides a trusty horse. James Bond rides a high-tech car. Max Fischer rides a beat up bike.
For 15 years, Steve Hogg has been one of Bicycling Australia's most popular writers and seminar presenters. A world expert on cycle fitting, Steve presents a double DVD set that will help all cyclists, but will be especially helpful if you suffer from any form of injury or pain when riding.
In 1897, 22 soldiers of the 25th U.S. Infantry biked 1,900 miles from Missoula, Montana, to St. Louis, Missouri, to test the feasibility of using bicycles in the army.
The Cyclist is a moving portrayal of the human condition and man's willingness to exploit his fellow human being.
The heart wrenching story, which includes a lot of saddle time, pits Nasim, an impoverished Fagan labourer in post revolution Iran, against formidable odds. Hospital officials refuse to continue treating his wife unless he can pay for her care, which thrusts the itinerate worker into a desperate effort to earn some fast money.
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The Flying Scotsman tells the true story of Graeme Obree, who in 1993 broke the world record for distance biked in one hour. What made Obree's feat so remarkable is that he was an amateur rider.
The Triplets of Belleville is an animated film – but it ain't Disney.
Don't expect a fun ride, with brave heroes, cute animals and light humor. Instead, this wacky yet charming film serves up inspired goofiness – a cross between Jacques Tati and Asterix.
True Fans is an unusual film, ostensibly about basketball, but bicycles are front and centre throughout. This original documentary tells the true story of three friends who bike from Venice Beach, Calif., to Springfield, Mass., home of the National Basketball Association's Hall of Fame.
Wired to Win is inspiring and informative.
It offers fabulous scenes of the Tour de France and the beautiful French countryside as racers climb mountain peaks, round tight curves and fight their way through pressing crowds. On another level, the film shows how the brain functions during exercise.
Other cities in the series: Adelaide, Canberra, Eastern Victoria, Melbourne, Melbourne MTB, Perth, South East Queensland, Sydney, Sydney MTB, Tasmania, Western Victoria, London, Chicago, Los Angeles, Los Angeles MTB, New York, Orange County, Philadelphia, Portland, Washington, D.C.
Where to Bike and Where to Ride are published by Bicycling Australia.


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GROVE, Oklahoma (KJRH) Years ago, one of Kathleen Callan's prized alpacas stepped in a hole and broke its front left leg.
The result was an amputation -- fateful news for a ranch animal.
But Cornucopia, now 6, has all four legs at her disposal.
The animal was recently released from Grand Orthotics LightWeight Artificial Limbs & Braces in Grove, Oklahoama, able to walk, run and behave like any alpaca on a new prosthetic leg.
"Cornucopia is an inspiration to everyone facing a disability," said Kathleen Callan, co-owner of the ranch where the alpaca has been staying during her treatment.
This wasn't the first prosthetic the animal's been given. Shortly after the amputation, Cornucopia was fitted with a new limb.
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Eagles released QB Tim Tebow.
Colts placed DT Arthur Jones (ankle) on injured reserve, ending his season.
ESPN Ravens reporter Jamison Hensley said rookie WR Breshad Perriman (sprained PCL) could be sidelined until October.
The NFL Network's Jeff Darlington reported the Redskins plan to keep Robert Griffin III (concussion) on their 53-man roster.
The Giants' official website predicts Odell Beckham will see a decrease in his numbers from last season.
Seahawks waived/injured RB Robert Turbin.
CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora reported the Seahawks are shopping RB Christine Michael.
Raiders will release QB Christian Ponder.
Colts acquired LB Sio Moore from the Raiders in exchange for a sixth-round draft pick in 2016.
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Over the last six years, the Marvel MAX imprint has changed the way people see mature readers comics-and things are about to get even more exciting! With the 50th issue of the critically acclaimed Punisher and gripping new series such as Terror Inc and Foolkiller arriving this fall, not to mention collections of recent high profile projects such as Wisdom, MAX boldly goes where other comics dare not tread!
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text: Front Remote Right View larger Jensen VM9215BT DVD receiver Item #: 110VM9215B 20 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $299.99 Shop all In-dash Video Receivers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by Ken Nail Get on the road with hands-free calling and more Equip your car for audio/video enjoyment, hands-free calling, and wireless audio streaming. It's all packed into Jensen's VM9215BT, a versatile DVD receiver that'll fit right into your 2" tall dash opening. Its bright 7" display motors out when you fire up your system — it provides touchscreen control while you're driving, and lets you enjoy DVDs and other video when the car's parked. The receiver's built-in Bluetooth offers hands-free calling, plus an easy-to-use touchscreen interface for when you're making outgoing calls. And Bluetooth audio streaming lets you send music to the receiver from compatible devices. Music central When you're ready for some tunes, you've got a lot more options than just CDs. You'll find two USB inputs — use one for MP3 and WMA file playback, and the other for controlling your iPod® or iPhone® from the receiver. iPhone options include control of Pandora® Internet radio from the receiver, too. Adjust the audio with the 3-band equalizer, or keep it simple by selecting one of the eight preset EQ curves. Video in the car The front-panel audio/video input provides a convenient connection for your portable audio player, a camcorder, or another video source. With Jensen's optional jLinkUSB cable, you can even watch video from your iPod. The receiver can send movies to rear video screen, and you'll also find an input for a rear-view camera — perfect for when you're maneuvering your vehicle in tight spaces. Options for navigation and more If you're building a high-powered system, you'll enjoy the utility of front, rear, and mono subwoofer preamp outputs. You have the option of adding Jensen's NAV-104 navigation module to your system, which brings maps and guidance to your receiver's screen. And for even more music options, you can add on a SiriusXM tuner for unparalleled music, news, sports, and talk. Want to keep your car's steering wheel audio controls? In most vehicles, you can use an adapter (not included) to connect your vehicle's steering wheel controls to this Jensen stereo. Connect a few wires, then program the adapter for your particular car and the receiver, and you'll retain the convenience of your steering wheel controls. Check the "Accessories" tab for compatible adapters. Note: Bluetooth compatibility of this device may vary, depending on your phone and service provider. Note: If you're going to use your iPod with this receiver, be sure to check "Details" for specific iPod model compatibility with this receiver or its optional iPod adapter. Product Highlights:in-dash DVD receiver with AM/FM tunerinternal amp (13 watts RMS CEA-2006/40 peak x 4 channels)7" motorized flip-out touchscreen and secondary display with 8-character LED readoutbuilt-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling and audio streamingPandora control for iPhonefits single-DIN (2" tall) dash openingsplays audio/video content from CDs, DVDs, and USB memory devices wireless remoteExpandability:iPod/iPhone direct control via USB input — Jensen jLinkUSB cable required for viewing video contentinputs: front A/V input, front and rear USB inputs, rear-view camera inputoutputs: 5-channel preamp outputs (front, rear, mono sub), rear A/V outputOther information:compatible with most factory steering wheel audio controls (adapter required)CEA-2006 compliantwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee DVD receivers: They're not just for movies DVD receivers add a new level of entertainment to your vehicle. You can watch a movie on the screen when you're parked on a Saturday night, or play a DVD through your rear seat video setup on the road. Touchscreen receivers allow you to breeze through menus with the tip of your finger. Most DVD receivers feature a USB input for audio from your iPod, and the ability to add an adapter that allows video to display on the screen. Some receivers even offer connections for a center speaker and a subwoofer, so you can build a full-fledged theater in your car, just like at home. Jensen VM9215BT Reviews Average Customer Review: 20 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. 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Enter the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Already quit Written By PhatMatt, Harker Heights, TX on Tuesday, October 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I bought this stereo in September 2012, installed it a month later, and Oct 2013, it stopped working. Can't play music with my iPhone (through any connection) and Bluetooth doesn't connect. I've tried with several friends' phones and through all connections, nothing. From the get-go, the touch display lagged. Even the volume knob was slow! Turning it up or down, there was a lag between the knob and the radio's software actually doing it. Very disappointed but I was gonna live with it, but can't now because it quit working. The only thing that does work is the radio. Nothing else. The sound was always good, and still is listening to the radio. I will never buy a Jensen again with my experience with this one which was a waste of money. During phone calls, the other party could barely hear me unless I put the included mic up to my mouth. The interface menus are not user or driver friendly either which makes it dangerous. When searching through the music, if you don't select something within about 10 seconds because you have to keep your attention on the roadway, the menu automatically goes to the top making you have to scroll down again and keep your attention on the radio. And it doesn't help the interface is slow as well. Good thing this stereo is discontinued. I'm very disappointed in this purchase. Pros: Sound quality Cons: Software interface and internal hardware which stopped working less than a year after installing it. Was this review helpful? Yes No Doesn't Pair With My Phone Written By Warcat59, Texas on Tuesday, September 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value This receiver pumps out some serious sound, with 40 watts/channel. With all of the wallpapers and lighting color schemes, you should be able find something that really enhances the look of your vehicle. All of the features work exceptionally well, except for the Bluetooth. I especially like being able to plug in my iPod Touch and using the big screen to select my playlists, etc. As for getting the unit to pair with your phone, it's pretty much a crap shoot. I have an LG Intuition and I could not get it to pair with the receiver. It's unfortunate as this is the main feature I wanted to use. My LG pairs well with other devices. We even use it at the office as it is the only device that will pair with our Bluetooth credit card reader and printer. I was really surprised and dismayed that the unit would not pair with this phone, but it's been my experience that Bluetooth technology is a bit twitchy anyway. Pros: Great sound, clean, unobtrusive look when screen is stowed away, good graphics, plenty of options for expansion and customization. Cons: Difficult to impossible to perform Bluetooth pairing with phone. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Awesome :) Written By Oscar B Johnson, Albuquerque, NM on Thursday, July 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I love this DVD receiver looks a lot better than the old one that was on my car. Also I always recommend crutchfield to people because you guys have great deals. Thank you Pros: I have the option control my sound in my car. Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Purchase! Written By swmiller2, Sykesville, MD on Friday, June 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I wanted a new head unit with Blue Tooth capabilities to replace my OEM stereo in my 99 Tahoe. After shopping around I decided I wanted the Sirius XM as well. I got way more than I bargained for when I decided to buy this one. This system does way more than I thought I would ever need. Anything I can do from my iPhone I can push through the stereo ex. (Audible books app, Pandora app, and the list goes on.) Pros: Large motorized screen, Blue Tooth, Custom color changing back light. Built in filter controls for bass, mid and treble, backup camera, DVD and video out supported. Cons: A lot of wires to cram back into dash. I have not found any other Cons as of yet! Was this review helpful? Yes No Jensen VM9215BT Written By Anonymous, Gonzales, LA on Saturday, June 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value This unit is one that I was kinda of worrie me. But when I got it hook up and the sound and quality it pur out I was pleased Pros: Big screen and easy to used Cons: It block my a/c vents. Would have been nice to read that some where. Was this review helpful? Yes No 2008 Silverado incompatible Written By Rick, UP of Michigan on Thursday, June 13, 2013 rating "Coolness Factor" rating Build Quality rating Ease of Use rating Sound Quality Value this radio doesn't work in 2008 Silverado. The only available harness requires a manual programming for Jensen radios and still didn't work. The installation was attempted by a certified installer. Cons: not compatible with a 2008 silverado Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Written By Anonymous, O Kean, AR on Tuesday, June 11, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value It's really cool and great Was this review helpful? Yes No Not Worth the money compared to Other Radios Written By Patrick G, Mineral Ridge, OH on Monday, May 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I bought this radio for my daughter for her 18th birthday. I thought is would be cool to have a radio that came out and popped up. She thought it was cool also. First problem with this radio on a Scion xB is that it partially blocks some of the guages. The radio and all of the features work well, except for the Bluetooth. It seems to be an older Bluetooth because it doesn't show the song info on-screen when playing in Bluetooth. If you notice in the pictures for the ad, they only show you the phone dialer keypad and not any of the Bluetooth screens. That should have been my first clue not to get this radio. The song info does show up when connected via the USB cable(extra $), but I didn't want my daughter having to fumble to plug in her phone while driving. It also is not able to connect to the Steering Wheel controls on her car. Pros: It is pretty cool to have a screen come out and 'POP UP'. When the screen is down and in, it looks like a cheapy radio which would be good for anti theft. The sound is good and setup was easy. Cons: Songs are not displayed on screen in Bluetooth mode. Unable to connect to steering wheel controls. Other radios that are the same or close to the same cost as this one have more/updated features. Was this review helpful? Yes No Perfect Written By Nick G, Indianapolis, In on Wednesday, April 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Easy to ibstall and use. Everything I expected from a mid priced indash dvd player. Was this review helpful? Yes No I would pick something else... Written By Arthur, Louisville, KY on Saturday, April 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I bought this to replace the stock radio. The list of features on this radio impressed me, but -- after installing it and using it for a couple months I am a little disappointed. The features work but the user interface is very limited and clunky. The touch positions on the screen seem a little off at time. The screen has 'stuck' partially open a couple times. The screen seems to have a mind of its own when choosing to open or stay closed when I start the car. I have connected a backup camera and it has worked without problem (probably the only feature I have not had a problem with). One of the features I really miss from the factory radio is the 'speed volume'. Other than this, the sound quality is good. All in all, I expected more quality and stability for this price. Pros: Bluetooth, USB, backup camera connection, remote control. Cons: he touch screen interface is pretty slow and clunky. Software quality is low. Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Written By MongoMike, WA on Tuesday, April 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Impressed with this radio. Installation was a snap and works great. I was expecting a lot more lag and slowness like my last Jensen but this unit has none of that. Pros: Sounds good, lots of features, can change the backlight color to match interior. Cons: Would like a little more info displayed when the screen is closed 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Jensen VM9215BT Written By Anonymous, fl,pensacola on Tuesday, March 05, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Great buy easy to install, .Sound is amazing . Pros: Sound is amazing and picture is very clear. Cons: but the tilt is sensitive has play when touching the screen 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Jensen VM9215bt Written By Nelson, Florida on Tuesday, February 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Great unit,easy to install with the harness,and a lot of features for the units size. Cons: Face isn't detacheable 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No jensen vm9215bt Written By Jeff S, Brooklyn, NY on Monday, December 17, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Crutchfield was great. Gave me everything i needed. Pros: Touch screen. Cons: Does not accept USB sources, ANY. Only I phone 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No So-So Written By Ryan, Bristow, VA on Monday, December 17, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I bought this for my wife's minivan. We were excited about the features this product offered, but -- having owned Jensen products in the past -- I was skeptical about the build quality and sturdiness of the unit. I pretty much got what I expected for the price. All of the promised features "work", but they are a little clunky and unrefined. Pros: Bluetooth, USB, iPhone/iPod integration choices. Cons: The user interface (UI) is pretty slow and clunky. The UI is slow to respond to commands like starting videos from USB. Support for saved video formats/codecs/parameters is limited. (It took me several attempts to encode AVI videos so the unit would consistently play them.) Some features, like fading the audio to the back seats take several button pushes to get to the right interface screen. This screen is not available from every source (e.g. playing USB videos), which is annoying. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great unit Written By Cope, Boston MA on Saturday, December 01, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I'm really happy with this unit. So far the only issue I had was that the mic for phone calls that came with the car was DOA, but Crutchfield is shipping out a replacement. I purchased this unit because of tech. Higher end units did not include AD2P for wireless bluetooth streaming that this unit has included. One issue I do have with AD2P is that with my iPhone I'm not getting any sort of meta tags about what song is playing but from what I hear this is a common issue due to the IOS6 upgrade. Hopefully Jensen provides an update to address this issue. What I love about this unit is the touch screen and its multiple options such as backup camera support. I also really enjoy the pandora app built in - when connected to the USB cable all the song meta data and album art is displayed - you also get the same when playing off of the iPod. Sound quality is good. Pros: AD2P bluetooth streaming Excellent iPod integration Pandora support Good sound Backup camera capable GPS capable Sound quality Cons: Bluetooth meta tages in IOS 6 not supported 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Works Pretty Good Written By Chad, Glendale, AZ on Tuesday, September 25, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Was a little intimidated when I started this, I have never put a head unit in a car and had never wired anything prior to this. I did have to purchase some additional tools, a crimping tool/wire cutter/strippers and some crimping caps. Wiring it was pretty easy once I matched everything up. Was amazed at how many extra and accessory wires there were. Wiring the parking brake was the most difficult. I had to remove the center console in my 03 Matrix, it was four bolts and a lighter socket plug. Then just wired the brake cable from the stereo into the brake cable itself. Got the head unit in and it looks and sounds great. I am impressed with how well the blutooth sound comes through and the hands free calling is great. Pros: Sound quality is great for everything including blutooth for phone calls. Cons: On screen menus are a little difficult to navigate, but I also haven't read the entire users manual. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Pretty Good, but a few small issues Written By JTKerch79, Austin, TX on Monday, September 17, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value All in all, a good product, but a few issues: 1) It's just a tad slow in response when dealing with an iPod or iPhone. You hit a selection and you have to wait a second before it takes the input. This takes some getting used to, as you will think it didn't take the input. This is much less of a problem when hitting "track forward/backward" or "play/pause". Those respond essentially immediately. But everything else is a little slow. 2) There's no search feature (at least that I've found so far). The aforementioned slowness makes this a real issue. If you're like me, and have well over 5000 songs available on the iPhone, you either need to settle for not hearing the exact song you wanted (unless it or the artist starts with an "A", because otherwise you have to scroll through the names alphabetically, and it's not a real scroll, but hit the down arrow and the next set of 8 or so names pop up. 3) With the screen out there's a significant electromagnetic field around it (I haven't tested with the screen closed). It doesn't create noise in the audio but it does interefere with an iphone's ability to receive GPS signals. If my iPhone 4S is within about 5-6 inches of the unit, maybe a little more, m position in GPS gets shifted about 200-300 feet off of the actual position. I had it setup to float in it's holder right by the screen, but have had to move it to the other side of the steering wheel. The special cord's not long enough, so using a different cord, and no video Pros: Decent appearance, good sound, Pandora functionality, bluetooth works well, and doesn't try to assume that you want to use bluetooth audio when you have a plugged in iPhone. Cons: Slow communication with iPhone 4S, interferes with iPhone GPS, no clear search feature for iPhone/iPod. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Much Better than stock Written By Birdman, Greenwood, SC on Sunday, September 16, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Not a bad product but has several annoying issues that I am not sure why they don'f fix them. First off, there is no dimming control to dim the screen based you the dimmer adjustment in the vehicle. You have to manually go into settings and change brightness and contrast. Even at that it is still too bright at night. That being said it brings me to this issue. Anytime you press source to go to settings, all of the music features stop except for the radio. The radio will continue to play while you are in the source/settings screen. Third thing is the volume control. The last radio I had the volume was independent on each source. If I have the volume at 20 on the radio and then switch to CD the volume would be where I left it last time I played a CD. The volume control on this one is system wide. Don't forget to turn it way back down when you change from BT phone back to a music source. I understand that this is a low end DVD player but these would be so easy to remedy with software. Had I known about these issues, I would have looked further and purchased another unit. Pros: Great price, easy setup, and of course the cool factor. Cons: Volume is system wide, not source dependent Can't listen to music while in setup screen No way to dim from vehicle, only on setup screen and still too bright at night. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No love it! Written By eric s, easley,sc. on Wednesday, August 15, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value im just gonna say this is a great unit i had ordered. i ordered the dual xdvd3101x and the touch of it was just slow responsive. i had to touch it with the corner of my finger nail. so i sent it back to crutchfield and got this unit the vm9215bt. i must say it's awesome. i had a old jensen dvd unit in my civic couple of years back and i loved it. you will like this unit if you get it. it's good for the price, plus the add on's you can get later or now if you want too. the blue tooth part of it worked. i had to read the manual in order for it to work. but i got it paired up with my phone and started dailing. i am going to continue ordering the add on stuff for this and im one happy costumer. Pros: everything Cons: nothing. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Multimedia receiver with motorized 7" monitor Sleeve (installed) Trim ring Wiring harness NAV BUS/Microphone harness Remote control CR2025 3V lithium battery 8.25' Parking brake light detection wire (pink) Microphone (with attached 7.75' cable terminated by a 3.5mm connector) Visor clip (installed on mic) Self-adhesive mount 39" AV minijack cable Metal backstrap Rear support stud Rubber bushing Self-tapping screw 2 Flat-head machine screws 4 Large pan-head machine screws 4 Small pan-head machine screws Operating Instructions Installation Guide "STOP" sheet Limited Warranty information Features and Specs General CEA-2006 Compliant Yes RMS Power Output 13 watts Peak Output 40 watts RMS Power Bandwidth 20-20kHz Preamp Outputs 5-channel Sub Preamp Outputs Yes Switchable Rear Preamp Outputs No Video Screen Yes Preamp Voltage 4 volts Display Color Key Button Color Variable EQ Bands 3 Wireless Remote Yes Steering Wheel Control Compatible Adapter required Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Expandability AUX Input Mini (front) Audio/video Input Front USB Input Front/Rear Memory Card Slot USB memory Bluetooth Compatible Built-in Satellite Radio Ready SiriusXM HD Radio No Navigation Optional iPod Compatibility Full size Classic/5Gen Nano Nanno7/Nano6/Nano5/Nano3/Nano2 Touch Touch5/Touch4/Touch3/Touch2/To Mini --- iPhone Phone5/Phone4S/Phone4/Phone3GS Tuner FM Sensitivity 9 dBf European Tuning Yes Seek/Scan Seek/Scan Radio Data System No Product Research Touchscreen Display Built-in Bluetooth Disc Playback USB/iPod Connectivity AM/FM Tuner + SiriusXM Ready Audio Section Audio/Video Connection Remote Control Touchscreen Display Motorized 7" TFT LCD Touchscreen Monitor: The VM9215BT features a motorized-retractable 7" TFT Active Matrix, 16:9 touchscreen LCD monitor with an adjustable viewing angle. The resolution of the display is 1440 x 234 for a total of 336,960 pixels. This unit has touchscreen controls with interactive video graphics, making menu navigation easy. Auto Open/Close: When this feature is active, the display automatically opens when the ignition switch is turned on and closes when the ignition switch is turned off. Monitor Angle Adjustment: You can adjust the monitor's angle for better visibility. The display tilts forward and backward to multiple tilt positions (12), and can be controlled by the button on the top of the frame of the screen and rotary knob. Aspect Ratio: You can choose from the following aspect ratio modes for the unit's integrated monitor: Full: The entire screen is extended horizontally to the aspect ratio of 16:9. Normal: The conventional display image has a 4:3 aspect ratio of horizontal to vertical, leaving a blank area on the right and left sides of the display. Selectable Backgrounds: You can select from five background wallpapers (Black, Motor Sport, Space, Havoc, or Sheet Metal). Picture Adjustments: You can adjust the picture's brightness & contrasts manually between -10 and +10. Secondary LCD Display: In addition to the 7" motorized flip-out monitor the Jensen VM9215BT features a secondary 8-character/Segment type LCD display. This display can be used to during CD-audio, Aux-in, USB/iPod, or AM/FM playback and to select from the preset EQ settings. You will need to use the 7" LCD monitor display for menu functions and to view video. Hard-Key Controls w/ Adjustable Illumination: In addition to the unit's LCD touchscreen controls, the VM9215BT also features hard-key controls on the front of the unit, such as Volume, Audio, Play and Display functions. One of the hard-keys is a 3-way rotary encoder audio control. You can adjust the front-panel's button illumination between 8 Preset colors (White, Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Purple, AquaBlue, SkyBlue); a Custom color (RGB colors), or set the unit to "Scan" (scrolls through preset color spectrum) 12 or 24 Hour Clock: You can set the unit to display a 12 or 24 hour clock. Parking Brake Detection: For safety reasons, you cannot view a video source on the built-in monitor as long as the vehicle is in motion. In order to display video, the supplied pink wire must be hardwired into the vehicle's parking brake light circuit, and the vehicle's parking brake must be engaged. The pink parking brake wire is used to connect to your parking brake light wire (video on the LCD monitor can only be displayed when this unit's pink PRK SW wire senses that the parking brake has been engaged in the vehicle). Built-in Bluetooth Bluetooth Communication: The Jensen VM9215BT is equipped with built-in Bluetooth, providing hands-free communication and audio streaming for added convenience and safety. Bluetooth is a short-range wireless radio connectivity technology that is developed as a cable replacement for mobile phones, and other handheld devices. Bluetooth operates in 2.4 GHz frequency range and transmits voice and data at speeds up to 1 megabit-per-second. Pairing: Before using the unit's Bluetooth functions, you must pair your Bluetooth enabled mobile phone or audio device to the VM9215BT. Due to the differences in Bluetooth technology, some mobile devices may be incompatible, function improperly, or may not support all features when used with the VM9215BT. Hands Free Profile (HFP): The Jensen VM9215BT allows for wireless communication between the head unit and your Bluetooth enabled cell-phone. You can answer an incoming call from the head unit's touchscreen. Incoming phone call information will be displayed on the VM9215BT's integrated monitor. You can enter a phone number using the touchscreen keypad or transfer a call from your phone. Your car audio speakers will mute automatically during a call. External Microphone: The VM9215BT includes an external microphone to speak into during your phone conversation, while the other party is heard through your vehicle's speakers. The microphone features a visor-clip to mount the unit to your vehicle's sun-visor. The visor-clip can be removed and the microphone an be mounted to your dash using the supplied self-adhesive bracket. Bluetooth Audio (A2DP/AVRCP): The Jensen VM9215BT also allows you to play back stored music and streamed music from your Bluetooth enabled phone, PDA, or personal music player using a Bluetooth connection. You can control the music stored on your Bluetooth audio player from the VM9215BT. This unit does not display song/artist information from Bluetooth audio devices. Disc Playback Disc Slot: The unit has a front-loading disc-slot to make loading your disc easier, so you don't have to wait for the unit's monitor to retract. Disc Compatibility: The VM9215BT is compatible with the following discs: DVD: DVD Video, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD+RW DL CD: Audio CD (CD-DA), CD-R, CD-RW Compressed Files: MP3, WMA, JPEG, MPEG 1/2 Note: 8 cm discs should not be used in this unit. MP3/WMA Playback: The VM9215BT can play MP3/WMA files with ID3 Tag capability that have been recorded on CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, and DVD+RW discs. The files must be recorded in ISO 9660 or Joliet formats. The recommended bit rate is 128 kbps and sample frequency of 48 kHz. Up to 1500 songs/files can be supported from a compatible disc. This unit will only recognize 3 folder levels. JPEG Playback: The unit supports playback of JPEG still images recorded on CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, and DVD+RW discs. You can view a thumbnail display of available images as well as rotate a selected image 360-degrees in 90-degree increments. DVD Touch-Screen Controls: While playing a DVD you can press the screen to access disc information and playback functions. The following are some of the playback controls that are displayed when the bottom of the screen is pressed while viewing a DVD disc. Fast Forward/Fast Reverse: When playing a DVD, there are four fast-play speeds in both directions: 2x, 4x, 8x, and 16x. Slow Motion: Plays the current title in slow motion. Repeat Play: When playing a DVD, you can repeat the current chapter or title. A-B Repeat: A-B Repeat allows you to repeat any portion of a DVD. Note: When playing a Video CD, the repeat function is not available. For MP3/WMA, you can repeat the current file. Direct Search: During DVD, VCD, or CD playback you can use the numeric keypad on the touch-screen display to access a chapter/track directly. Random Play: When playing a CD disc, you can play the tracks or files in random order. Intro Scan: During CD-audio playback you can play the first 10 seconds of each track or file. Zoom: When playing DVDs and Video CDs, you can enlarge the picture using the zoom feature. You can choose one of four zoom settings. Parental Lock: The DVD system has a built-in Parental Lock feature to prevent unauthorized persons from viewing restricted disc content. By default, the rating system is unlocked. You can choose from 8 different levels of Parental Lock. Once setup, the parental lock is released only by entering the user 4-digit password. Off Eject: You can eject a disc with the unit powered off. You cannot insert a disc with the head unit powered off. USB/iPod Connectivity USB Port: The Jensen VM9215BT features a front-panel & rear-panel USB type-A port for playback of MP3 (128kbps) and WMA (128kbps) audio files recorded in FAT16 or FAT32 on a connected USB mass storage class device. The head unit also supports JPEG still image playback via USB. Up to 1500 songs/files can be recognized from one USB mass storage device (it will only recognize 3 folder levels). The VM9215BTHD will also display ID3 tag information. In addition, the VM9215BT's USB port (5V/500mA) will charge your connected USB device. iPod Control: The optional jLink-USB cable (110JLINUSB, sold separately) allows you to connect select iPods and iPhones to this unit through the head unit's front- or rear-panel USB port and 3.5mm AV input. Once an iPod/iPhone is connected, you can playback audio/video content from your iPod/iPhone on the VM9215BT. The Jensen head unit will also display text information such as song, track or artist name from your connected iPod. You can directly control audio/video functions of your iPod/iPhone from the head unit's touchscreen. You can search your music and videos by Playlists and Categories. You can even select a track directly from the on-screen keypad. Your iPod/iPhone's touchscreen or clickwheel controls will be locked while connected to the head unit. Your iPod/iPhone is also charged when it is connected to the head unit. If you only require iPod/iPhone audio playback, you can simply connect your iPod/iPhone to the VM9215BT via the USB/Dock connector cable that came with your iPod/iPhone. If you have an iPod nano (7th gen), iPod touch (5th gen), or iPhone 5; use the Lighting-to-USB cable that came with your Apple device to connect to the head unit. These Apple devices only support audio playback (no video output). Pandora App: The Pandora App (free) lets you play music from the Pandora music service through the Jensen VM9215BT using your connected Apple iPhone, via the USB/iPod connector cable (included with your iPhone) or the Jensen jLINK-USB cable (sold separately). The Jensen VM9215BT provides control over the Pandora music service and displays Artist, Album, and Song information. You can select Pandora stations from your station list; you can sort the station list by date or A-Z. You can also skip song tracks within a station. In addition, you can also give songs a thumbs up/down and bookmark songs/artists. To access Pandora you must have an Apple iPhone (iOS3 or later) with the latest version of the Pandora application from Apple's iTunes App Store. Your iPhone will need an active Data Plan account with connection to the Internet via 3G, EDGE, or WiFi. You will also need a Pandora music service account. Note: Access to the Pandora service will depend on the availability of a cellular and/or WiFi network for purposes of allowing your iPhone to connect to the Internet. Pandora is not supported in Canada and only available in the United States. iPod Compatibility Chart: The Jensen VM9215BT is "Made for iPod/iPhone" compatible and support the following iPod/iPhone model features (10/10/2012): iPod/iPhone Generation Tested Version Media Type Control Type Display Type Charge Audio Video Head Unit iPod/iPhone Song/Artist Text Track Info Album Art dock connector 3rd N/A N N N N N N N N clickwheel color 4th N/A N N N N N N N N mini 1st N/A N N N N N N N N 2nd N/A N N N N N N N N video 5th 1.3 Y N Y N Y Y Y Y classic 80GB 1.1.2 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 120GB 2.0.1 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 160GB 2.0.4 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y nano 1st 1.3.1 Y N Y N Y Y Y Y 2nd 1.1.3 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y 3rd 1.1.3 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 4th 1.0.4 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 5th 1.0.2 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 6th 1.1 PC Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y 7th 1.2 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y touch 1st 2.2.1 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 2nd 4.2.1 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 3rd 5.1.1 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 4th 6.0 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 5th 6.0 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y iPhone 2G 3.1.3 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 3G 4.2.1 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 3GS 5.1.1 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 4 6.0 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 4S 6.0 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 5 6.0 Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y iPad 1 5.1.1 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N 2 6.0 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N 3 6.0 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Note: Apple iPod/iPhone software updates may change functionality results. If you download a newer software version, you may need to reset the head unit and your iPod/iPhone to regain functionality. If this doesn't work, you may need to wait until a newer software update is available. AM/FM Tuner + SiriusXM Ready AM/FM Tuner: The head unit features a built-in AM/FM tuner with manual, seek, preset, and direct tuning. Preset Tuning: The unit features 3 FM bands and 2 AM bands with the capability of storing 6 presets for each band giving you a total of 18 FM presets and 12 AM presets (30 total). You can also automatically store the six strongest stations in your area inside the current selected band. Preset Scan: In addition, the tuner features a Preset Scan function which allows you to preview your stored preset stations in the selected band. Preview Scan: The Scan function will play the first five seconds of each station, until you find a station you like. Local Seek: The unit's tuner also is equipped with a Seek mode that when used with the Local function, only allows radio stations with a strong local radio signals to be played. Direct Tuning: The built-in AM/FM tuner also allows direct frequency tuning through the unit's touchscreen panel. European Tuning: The tuner features selectable North America and European tuning. SiriusXM Ready: The Jensen VM9215BT comes ready for SiriusXM programming with access to XM & Sirius Satellite Radio stations. Thanks to its proprietary SiriusXM Connect port, you can add the optional SXV200V1 SiriusXM Connect tuner and receive more than 150 channels of exclusive programming directly from SiriusXM, via the "SiriusXM All Access" package (subscription required). Visit SiriusXM.com for a complete list of subscription options & channel guide. Additional features of the SXV200 SiriusXM Connect tuner include: Channel list displays a list of all available channels Category Search searches for channels in a certain category Direct Channel input allows you to directly enter a station number using the remote control Information such as Channel Name, Artist Name, and Song Title can be viewed on the head unit's display Up to 18 SiriusXM Satellite Radio station presets Channels containing unsuitable content for children can be blocked Note: A separate SiriusXM Satellite Radio subscription is required (operates on the XM Network). However, you can easily add this SiriusXM tuner to an existing Sirius or XM account for a Multi-Radio Discount Plan. Audio Section D/A Converter: The VM9215BT is equipped with a high-performance 24-bit, 192kHz digital-to-analog converter with a multi-bit Sigma-Delta modulator. CEA2006 Compliant: The power specifications for the VM9215BT are compliant with the CEA2006 Mobile Amplifier Power Testing and Measurement standards from the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA). These standards were developed as a way to equitably compare power specs from model to model and between manufacturers. The power output specs for the VM9215BT are as follows: CEA2006 Specs: 13 watts RMS x 4 channels (at 4 ohms, 20Hz-20kHz, 1% THD-N) Maximum Power Output: 40 watts x 4 channels (160 watts total) 4V/5Ch Preamp Outputs: The Jensen VM9215BT is equipped with five 4-volt preamp outputs (Front/Rear/mono-Sub). The front and rear channels are fading, while the subwoofer output is non-fading with a low-pass crossover filter and separate level control. Subwoofer Controls: The Jensen VM9215BT offers the following subwoofer controls, when you have the unit's subwoofer preamp output activated. Low Pass Crossover: The receiver features a built-in Low Pass Crossover for subwoofer preamp output. You can select from 80Hz, 120Hz, 160Hz, or off. Subwoofer Level: Once the Subwoofer preamp output is activated, you can independently control the subwoofer preamp output level (+/-14) from the DVD receiver. Programmable Turn-On Volume: You can set the head unit to turn-on to the last volume level adjustment when turned off, or turn-on to a pre-defined volume level (0-40) every time you power up the radio. EQ: The VM9215BT features a Preset & Custom EQ. The built-in equalizer offers 8 preset sound modes (Acoustic, Urban, Rave, Latin, Dance, Hip Hop, Rock, or User) suitable for the music genre of your choice. The User mode allows you to manually adjust the head unit's 3-band parametric EQ (Frequency/Level). 3-Band EQ Frequency Level Q Bass 60, 80, 100, 200 Hz -14 to +14 1.0, 1.25, 1.5, 2.0 Midrange 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, 2.5 kHz -14 to +14 0.5, 0.7, 1.0, 1.25 Treble 10.0, 12.5, 15.0, 17.5 kHz -14 to +14 Fixed Loudness: The Loudness feature compensates for deficiencies in the low and high sound ranges at low volume. DRC: This function reduces a Dolby Digital soundtrack's dynamic range so you can hear quieter dialog without being overwhelmed by loud sections. You can choose a setting of Auto or On. Source Level: You can increase the relative volume (+/-6dB) of the unit's source inputs to match the external source's output level. The Source Level can be used for the VM9215BT's Radio, Disc, USB, iPod, Bluetooth, or AV input. Beep Tones: An audible beep tone confirms each function selection. The beep tone can be disabled/enabled in the Setup Menu. Heat Management: The unit has a heat management system which incorporates forced-air cooling to keep the chip-sets operating at nominal temperatures for reliable operation and sound quality. Audio/Video Connection Front-Panel AV Input: TheVM9215BT features a front-panel 3.5mm AV input for connecting a portable audio/video device such as a portable digital media player. There is also a rear-panel 3.5mm AV input that is shared with the unit's rear-panel USB port (labeled "iPod") used only to connect an iPod/iPhone via Jensen's jLink-USB cable (sold separately). See "USB/iPod Connectivity" section. Video Out: A single RCA composite video-output jack allows you to an add external monitor such as rear headrest monitor (sold separately). The video output will display whatever video signal that is being displayed on the head unit's touchscreen monitor. Rear View Camera Input: The VM9215BT features a composite video input and a green/white wire lead attached to the harness for connection of a rear view camera, such as the Jensen JCAM1 ( 110JCAM1, sold separately). If a rear-view video camera is connected, the unit is on, and the TFT monitor is retracted inside the unit, the TFT monitor automatically moves into the viewing position and Camera modes is selected upon shifting into Reverse gear (takes approximately 10 seconds). When shifting into Drive gear, the TFT monitor is retracted back inside the unit. If the monitor is already in a viewing position and in display mode, the monitor automatically switches to Camera mode upon shifting into Reverse (takes approximately 2 seconds). When the reverse driving stops, the monitor returns to its original input display mode. You can choose for the monitor to display a Mirror mode image or a Normal mode image from the rear-view camera. Navigation Ready: The Jensen NAV104 (110NAV104, sold separately) is an add-on GPS Navigation module for the Jensen multimedia head unit. The NAV104 is driven by iGo Primo software featuring turn-by-turn audible/visual guidance with lane assist, 3D landmarks and building graphics, plus TeleAtlas US maps with over 11 million POIs (points of interest). The system also offers 19 on-screen display languages, and text-to-speech recorded voice guidance in English, French and Spanish. Remote Control IR Remote Control: The Jensen VM9215BT comes supplied with a 44-button IR remote control which provides wireless operation of the Jensen multimedia receiver. Steering Wheel Remote Compatibility: The head unit features an OEM steering wheel remote control input on the rear of the unit that lets you keep your vehicle's factory radio steering wheel remote controls when used with an optional steering wheel audio control adapter (sold separately). 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There is a steady stream of voters at Washington Middle School late Tuesday afternoon. Poll workers reported about 35 people lined up before the polls open at 6 a.m.
Voters line up at Washington Middle School as the polls get ready to close on Tuesday night.
Susan Kirk, Vanderburgh County Clerk, second from left, ensures incoming votes are valid with Eric Trowel, second from right, and Carol Primm, right, both of Evansville, after Philip Owsley of Evansville, left, drops off a transfer case containing votes gathered from Central High School at Civic Center on Tuesday.
Mike Duckworth, the President of EVSC Board, left, points the polls for the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp. referendum shown on the computer screen as superintendent Vincenet M. Bertram, second from right, and supporter Jon Ruthenburg, right, look on at the EVSC administration building.
Terry Gamblin, a member of the school board, center, congratulates superintendent Vincent M. Bertram, right, as they learn the EVSC referendum has passed on Tuesday evening.
Lisa Boyle, chairperson of the Citizen Supporting Schools, right, celebrates as superintendent Vince M. Bertram of the EVSC Board (not pictured) talks about the referendum while Mike Duckworth, the President of EVSC Board, left, joins the ceremony at the EVSC administration building.
Heaven Vaughn, 6, celebrates the Democrats win at the Executive Inn on Tuesday.
Llyod W. Winnecke, uncontested Vanderburgh County Commissioner District 1 candidate, nervously watches as his fellow republican candidates find out they were largely defeated in most races by the Democrats on Tuesday night at the Vanderburgh County Republican Headquarters.
Ron Bacon, Republican candidate for Warrick County Coroner walks around the Republican headquarters accompanied by his 5-month-old grandaughter, Mya Carlton on Tuesday night.
Gene Weisheit, left, and Warrick County Commissioner candidate, Don Lee, center watch as Mike Peterson sets up the video display of Tuesday nights results are they come it a the the Democratic headquarters on Tuesday night in Boonville, Ind.
Don Williams the Republican candidate for Warrick County Commissioner district 3, claps along with his wife Judy Williams as his lead is announced at the Republican headquarters in Boonville, Ind. on Tuesday.
Warrick County Democratic Commissioner candidate Tim Mosby, right, watches as results are posted Tuesday.
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Vanderburgh County Treasure elect Rick Davis is greeted by supporters as he heads for the Vanderburgh County Democrats Victory party at the Executive Inn on Tuesday night.
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Jeff Korb, Vanderburgh County Commissioner District 3 candidate, talks to Carol McClintock after announcing his defeat to Democrat Stephen Melcher at the Vanderburgh County Republican Headquarters on Tuesday night.
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Dinosaurland, Vernal, is the only place in the world where you can view and even touch over 1,500 dinosaur bones all in their original resting place. Come visit the new Dinosaur National Monument Quarry that reopened in 2011. Enjoy a quiet hike on the "Sound of Silence" trail or Scream and Holler as you experience white water rafting down the Green River.
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The Green River flows through the region, providing blue ribbon trout fishing and exciting whitewater rafting. The Uinta Mountains shelter hundreds of lakes and streams teaming with trout. These are the highest mountains in Utah and offer great opportunities for hiking, backpacking and horse or llama packing. The Utah Field House of Natural History offers a renowned museum and displays on dinosaurs and other prehistoric life. State parks at Steinaker and Red Fleet reservoirs provide modern campgrounds and great boating and fishing. There are many other opportunities for adventure in this remarkable area.
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Phantom of Liberty (Le Fantome de la liberte)
Drama, Comedy
One of Luis Buñuel's most episodic films, The Phantom of Liberty focuses on no one particular narrative. In the beginning, a man sells postcards of French tourist attractions, calling them pornographic. A sniper in Montparnasse is hailed as a hero for killing passersby. A missing child helps the police fill out the report on her. A group of monks play poker, using religious medallions as chips, and in the most infamous sequence, a formally dressed social group gathers at toilets around a table, occasionally excusing themselves to go into little stalls in a private room to eat.~ John Voorhees, All Movie Guide
Cast: Jean-Claude Brialy, Adolfo Celi, Paul Frankeur, Julien Bertheau, Adriana Asti
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Directed by: Luis Buñuel
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The film is a part remake and part dubbed version of a Tamil film "Abhiyum Naanum." The story is about the special love and bonding between a daughter and her father.
Cast: Prakash Raj, Jagapathi Babu, Trisha, Sunil
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Is there an English translation (preferably online) of the Chofetz Chaim's sefer Machaneh Yisrael (a guide for Jewish army conscripts), or other English works on the same topic?
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There's a translation of Machane Yisrael into English published as English-only (the original Hebrew is not included). It's Machaneh Yisrael (I mean, that's how they spell the title) and the copyright page reads:
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My Canelé Misadventures, Thus Far
Nine years ago, I started out with two sets of silicone canelé molds and an uncomplicated recipe that I had pulled off the internet (http://antioche.lip6.fr/portier/0507....). No beeswax, no greasing, no freezing--just mix the batter, chill a day, and bake in silicone. Simple. The results were pale in spots, crunchy in some places (though only for a couple of minutes out of the oven), but with delicious custardy-cakey interiors. As the canelés cooled, they started bending out of shape and developing a rather plasticine exterior. Since the results did not seem to hold sufficient promise, I put the molds and the recipe aside, assuming that to bake proper canelés I'd have to go the copper molds-and-beeswax route--and I wasn't masochist enough to fall for that one!
But there's no fool like an old fool, and I recently found myself forking over 60 Euro for a lovely box of 10 copper molds.
Which led to my wasting way too much time on the internet, looking up recipes, techniques, every what-not, and why-not about making canelés I could find. Having thoroughly addled the old gray matter, I then spent hours fiddling with beeswax and canola oil--beeswax in the microwave, beeswax in the oven, beeswax melted by kitchen-torch-- in an effort to lightly and evenly line the interior of the precious bleeping copper molds. (Did I mention that the resulting "white oil" had a tendency to suddenly coagulate on my silicone brush, so I ended up pouring and swirling the quick-drying beeswax in the molds?) When the coating got too thick on a mold, which was in 9 out of 10 of them, I'd put the mold in a warm toaster oven, which invariably resulted in an oily puddle at the bottom of the mold, necessitating another attempt at coating the interior before the oil turned to wax, which it would do quickly and abruptly. Eventually, I settled for far-from-perfect linings, put the molds in the fridge, and went to sleep.
Thanks to threads on this Board, and to links found on them, particularly http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/340907 and the e-gullet thread to which it led, I found a recipe attributed to Pierre Hermé (which turns out to be virtually identical to the one I used 9 years ago.) I also studied the Chow video, "The Perfect Canele": http://www.chow.com/stories/12156. Had Cynsa not told me a few days ago, I would never have known that souschef had been working on canelés at virtually the same time, with much more success (Hats off to souschef!), and posting on it on this thread: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/719393.
So what did I do? A lot wrong, I think--and here I'd welcome comments and suggestions from the many hounds who are more accomplished bakers than I can ever hope to be. First, as in the video, I scalded 500 ml. of milk with a vanilla bean, which I immediately poured over 50 g. of cold butter in my blender. Finding that the milk was now just warm, I blended in, first, the 2 eggs + 2 yolks, then the 100 g. flour and 250 g. sugar mixture, and finally, the 15 g. rum. The mixture was a thoroughly combined, but frothier than I had expected--the blender container was very full. (I had theorized that a blender would eliminate any need to strain the mixture--yes, I am that lazy--and I hoped that the refrigerated rest period would get rid of any unwanted air bubbles.)
A day and a half later, after the molds had chilled for a couple of hours and the convection oven was preheated to a good 190C/375F, I placed the molds on a baking sheet, filled them, and popped them in the oven. I still had enough batter left over to fill around 15 of my old thimble-sized silicone canelé molds, which went into the oven around 15 minutes after the copper ones.
Since the baking time would be over an hour, off I went to the farmers market nearby, returning just before an hour was up to find--POPOVERS!!! Holy cow! My canelés had BALLOONED! A giggle escaped me just before the gasp of dismay. I reached for my kitchen fork and tried to poke the air out the soufflés, but it was too late. . . I let the disasters bake through the rest of the time, and removed them, a dark, glossy mahogany, from the oven. When I tipped them out of the molds, I found that the bottoms of the cakes were not only blonde, but seriously abbreviated! They had climbed halfway up the molds: it seemed like the batter had tried to heave itself out of its container. That night, I had a nightmare about canelés escaping their molds and running out of the oven to dominate the world :-)
Proof of the pudding being in the eating, I'd have to say that the beeswax and the copper molds certainly gave me the shiny, crunchy exterior I had hoped for--just not in the right shape! And the recipe ingredients yielded a wonderful rummy, custardy deliciousness that can hold its own anywhere. Now if only I can get the next batches in the right shape, I shall be one happy chowhound!
Help, please, anyone?
For 2.8 oz molds the oven should be 475 convection for about the 1st 15-20 mins then 375 to complete cooking.
Ballooning batter can result from too low a starting temperature. If your canele are growing too tall as they bake you can take them out and give them a poke or let them rest a just a minute to deflate. It's best to do this within the 1st 20 minutes. If you wait too long they will set up with an unfortunate shape and it can't be undone.
I don't recommend baking canele unattended.
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Thank you! "Unfortunate" is a nice way to describe what I allowed to happen to the poor little dears :-) I shall try the higher temperature and watch more carefully next time round.
pilinut, thanks for bringing caneles back into my consciousness--I tried them about 4 years ago. Liked that flavor/texture very much, enough to make another batch a few days later, then forgot about them 'til now. I used this recipe:
from Clotilde Dusoulier's blog "Chocolate and Zucchini".
But no traditional molds-- I just baked them in a regular muffin tin! The middles stayed pale and the outside was dark and sweet.
Of course now I'd like to try again with real molds (and a better brand of rum!) They are different enough, and tasty enough, (and so French!) to try even if you don't have the proper equipment yet.
The picture I attach here is from the Chocolate and Zucchini site--beautiful little pastries, aren't they?
Pilinut, thanks, but you give me too much credit. I did not achieve the custardy consistency you did,
Mine did balloon out like soufflées (popovers), but if you leave them alone they settle down to about the level of the molds. I baked them at 400 degrees,
Before I ditched the last of the batter I thought I would try baking them one last time at a higher temperature. My thinking was that I bake soufflées at 425 so that they are still soft in the middle, so I should try the same with canelés. I had nothing to lose as I was going to get rid of the stuff anyway. They puffed up and started to burn, so I took them out after an hour. They were still blond on the crown part. This seems to bear out the recommended 400 degree baking temperature.
You paid only 60 Euros for a box of 10 copper molds!! That's a steal.
One of the problems with these things I find is that panic quickly sets in, and you end up taking them out too soon.
Here is the permalink to the relevant section of that thread to which you had linked, so you do not have to scroll through the entire thread:
I am going to give your recipe a whirl and let you know here how it works out. Did you denude the vanilla bean, i.e. did you scrape the seeds into the milk?
BTW you absolutely have to strain the mixture, through a very fine sieve. I got a bunch of solids strained out, but that of course could be because of the recipe.
"When the coating got too thick on a mold, which was in 9 out of 10 of them, I'd put the mold in a warm toaster oven, which invariably resulted in an oily puddle at the bottom of the mold, necessitating another attempt at coating the interior before the oil turned to wax, which it would do quickly and abruptly."
When you get the oily puddle would it not be best to just quickly turn the molds upside down, creating a thin coating ? The excess would run out.
BTW where did you get those molds so cheap ? I WANT SOME !!
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Souschef, I did try quickly inverting the molds once when I found the wax had turned to oil, but the oil only ran down the grooves of the mold, leaving the edges of the grooves bare! I think that next time I will try keeping the unwaxed molds a bit warm, pouring enough wax to completely fill a mold, then pouring out the excess into the next mold. The wax will probably congeal before I get to the 3rd one, but (IF it works) that would still be vastly more efficient than my last attempt.
I bought the copper molds from one of the Lemoine stores. Lemoine is a chain of around 5 or 6 canelé shops in France, and they sell the molds in 3 sizes as well as the cakes. However, they use a baking spray, not beeswax, and consequently their canelés are not nearly as good as the ones Fauchon used to make: Lemoine's lack that quintessential crunch. They do give you a recipe along with the box, but I compared it with the ones I got off the internet, and found that Lemoine's had much more sugar.
I didn't know that steel molds exist, otherwise, I'd have been tempted to seek those out. (No complaints about my molds, though. If I ever master the techniques needed for good canelé, I might be tempted to buy another box of molds.)
Oh, and I did split and seed the vanilla bean while it was in the milk.
Good luck--and here's looking forward to reading about your next batch of canelés!
re: pilinut
Pilinut, are those molds made of lightweight or heavyweight copper? I have a BIL who lives in Europe and he is threatening to come here soon, so I may get him to pick up a set for me.
re: souschef
I'd say they're good quality mid-weight molds, i.e., you can drop them on the floor, squeeze them hard with tongs, and put them through most imaginable canelé misadventures without fear. Heavier ones probably exist, but I'd place those in the heirloom category. I don't know how Lemoine's prices compare with other possible outlets, but the prices seemed reasonable to me.
I just checked, and they have a website:
and it seems they sell their canelés on-line. Though no mention is made of the molds in the on-line boutique, maybe you can e-mail them. If all else fails, they do have a shop in Paris that might be more accessible to your BIL.
I'd love to try steel molds to see if there is any difference, granted that copper has an aesthetic appeal outside of utility.
re: pilinut
The molds I have are aluminium, not steel. I would gladly trade you :)
You paid for your copper molds what I paid for my aluminium ones (6€=$8).
For anyone planning to get into this hobby/challenge, I should mention that beeswax is highly flammable.
I saw Laura Calder on FN make canelés on French Food at Home. It was a quick and dirty version. The batter was chilled for 2 hrs, then ladled into silicone molds, baked for 15 minutes at 450, then 45 minutes at 350. They came our misshapen.
BTW on the CH video on The Perfect Canelé I find the way the guy speaks somewhat irritating. I have never figured out the reason for upspeak.
re: souschef
Re beeswax, It is a good thing you mentioned that it is flammable. While I didn't have any incidents with it, I was fortunately aware of this, so tried not to get it too hot for too long, It is a peculiar substance, prone to abrupt changes from solid to liquid and back, so heaven knows what else it is likely to do!
Re the guy on the canelé video--I totally agree. His manner of speech was annoying at worst, distracting at best, and interfered with my desire and ability to pay attention to the subject matter. Had I been a casual viewer, and not someone on a quest, I'd have quit watching after his second sentence.
re: pilinut
Hahahaha, I thought I was the only one who felt that way about the guy in the video! I didn't want to say anything, but he was really annoying. Kind of made me not want to like the canele. I need to find a place nearby that makes them! There are too many things on my "to buy" list to include canele molds!
re: souschef
Hahaha, remind me not to get on you guys' bad sides!
re: souschef
For best results it is recommended to keep batter in fridge for 48 hours. Source: linternaute.com
re: lamaranthe
Seen that in a number of places. The quantity of batter that I make allows me to make two batches. The second batch is baked after 48 hours.


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