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I need a diagram .which wire goes where to make it work right.please
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i have a clarion dvx575usb in dash dvd player and i cant figure out how to hook up the green wire so i can make the dvd player play at all times instead of using the ebrake can u please help me
how to run wires on a 05 camry?...
the wiring system is soo frustrating!!!
any help will be greatly appreciated!!!
Clapster is right on those steps.
Also, to check those speakers...try these steps:
Open your car speaker covers and pull out the speakers.
Once out, you can see which wires are connected to that speaker.
Writes them down, now do the other four.
First, you must disconnect the car battery when working on wires or removing the radio out or installing.
Posted on Feb 25, 2008
I love Clarion
1st RED is + direct to battery
Yellow is + pwr to ignition so when you turn the car off the radio can still say on if you choose
black is - and ground
these are importantant first. once you have pwr you can easily work out which of the 8 other wires are pairs 2 frnt spkrs and 2 back speakers if theres 2 extra plugs for the amp or woofer(if screws run a nice thick speaker wire. But with Clarion I dont beleive you need an amp or woofer thats how good they are just have kickass speakers frnt an back
you should be able 2 find the pwr cables from the existin radio if not the yellow wire leads to the igniton and you can run a red wire staight to the battery and screw the black wire to the metal chasis(oh the blue wire is for a pwr antenna or aux and is not needed unless youve got a pwr antenna.
your speaker color code will be like eg.grey and grey with white stripe,will be one pair green another pair ,but the 4 spker pairs are skinner than th pwr cables
Spkrs have a + and - too the difference is you cant blow the spkr by trial and error its just if its wrong it will sound muffled so try both ways then youll know whats best. pwr must be correct make sure red on red and blacks on black then press on then play with your speakers then find the yellow cable that runs to the ignition then to the radio so when you turn the ign the radio comes on and when you turn the motor off you can turn the radio on cos youve also got a direct to battery connection.
Man you are gonna love your sound system
Im happy for you
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Depends on the type of car you have and everything, I think you should take it to a professional.
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The green would have to be connected to the handbrake indicator switch. Additionally, Clarion uses the industry standard wiring colors. Not every unit will have all of the listed wires
White = Left Front +
White/Black = Left Front –
Gray = Right Front +
Gray/Black = Right Front –
Green = Left Rear +
Green/Black = Left Rear-
Violet = Right Rear +
Violet/Black = Right Rear –
Yellow 14ga = Battery Main/Memory
Yellow 18ga = Battery CeNET Power/Memory
Red = Accessory (ignition on)
Black = Ground
Blue = Antenna Turn On +
Blue/White = Remote Turn On (amps) +
Orange/White = Dimmer
Brown = Phone Mute
Orange or Mint Green= Parking Brake Video Lockout
White/Red = CCD (camera) input instant on +
RCA Cables:
Gray = Front Output
Black = Rear Output
Purple = Non-Fade or Subwoofer Output
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Democrats Iris Sanchez and Aram Ayalon and Republicans Joel Moret and Jason Gibson are running for the two City Council seats representing New Britain's Ward 3.
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Ward 3 is situated in the center of the city, including Mount Pleasant area, parts of West Main Street, Downtown, the Arch Street neighborhood, much of the South Main Street neighborhood, Washington Street, the North-Oak Street neighborhood, the senior buildings on Basset Street and Martin Luther King Boulevard and part of the neighborhood to the west of Central Connecticut State University.
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The election for City Council in New Britain's Ward 3 is an open seat race. Ald. Shirley Black (D-3) is retiring from the Council and Ald. Manny Sanchez (D-3) is seeking citywide office as an Alderman-At-Large.
Iris Sanchez is a longtime Democrat who has worked as a volunteer in the VITA program at HRA of New Britain, helping clients with their tax returns. She graduated from High School in Puerto Rico in 1992, and moved to New Britain in 1994. She is a graduate of the American Institute in West Hartford in the field of Billing and Coding.
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Ayalon served on the New Britain Board of Education from 2007 to 2014. Holding a PhD in Curriculum and Instruction, he is a professor of Education at Central Connecticut State University. He has been active in the Democratic party since 2006.
Ayalon says that he believes that the key to a better New Britain is investments in public housing, school, and natural resources. He says that he feels strongly in increasing alternative energy use at the city level and reducing pollution.
Ten of the fifteen members of the City Council are elected from five City Council "Wards". Each Ward represents certain neighborhoods of the city. The voters in each Ward elect two Council members to represent them. In each Ward, each voter can vote for two candidates and the top two are elected.
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The use of electronic cigarettes has exploded in recent years, as tens of thousands of consumers switch from traditional, "combustible" cigarettes to battery-powered vaporizers. There's more to this booming industry, however, than historic sales. At an alarming rate, e cig batteries are exploding, starting fires and causing devastating burns.
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In 2014, the US Fire Administration reviewed media reports on 25 electronic cigarette explosions:
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For all 25 cases, government reviewers determined that a lithium-ion battery failure had caused the explosion. Even more troubling, the design of many electronic cigarettes, especially those known as "vape pens," seems to be primed for further damage. During an explosion, the battery "can be propelled across the room like a bullet or small rocket," the officials wrote.
But in many cases, there appears to be no user error prior to the device's explosion. When a Utah mother's electronic cigarette exploded in September of 2013, sending a burning metal coil rocketing into her son's car seat, the investigating fire marshal determined that the accident had been caused by "a catastrophic failure of the device," according to Salt Lake City's Fox News affiliate. She had been using the factory charger, sold along with her device. One of our own clients, who intends to file suit against a battery manufacturer and the store where she bought her electronic cigarette, sustained severe burns when a battery suddenly exploded in her pocket.
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Similar problems have been reported in relation to non-rechargeable "cig-a-like" electronic cigarettes as well. These products, which closely resemble traditional cigarettes, also seem to have a history of exploding unexpectedly in users' hands.
In 2012, Shona Bear Clark purchased a single e cig from Walmart, hoping the newly-released product would kick her smoking habit. When she brought the electronic cigarette home, it exploded in her face as she was removing it from the package. The specific e cig Clark purchased has been discontinued.
Few reports of such "spontaneous" explosions have surfaced; most of the recorded incidents have occurred while e cig batteries are charging, either plugged into a wall outlet or, using a USB charger, plugged into a laptop or car.
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Hoping to kickstart their use of the devices, many consumers have turned to retailers, both brick and mortar shops and online stores, looking for vaporizer starter kits. To begin vaping, you need several components, usually sold individually:
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These systems, far more complex than the "cig-a-like" e cigs sold in gas stations and convenience stores across the country, are often called "mods" because their components can be modified by users. But in many cases, mods are being sold in pre-packaged kits, allowing new users to begin vaping without having to research the technology for themselves. It looks like some retailers aren't designing these systems with the eye to caution and safety that consumers deserve.
Paired with an inappropriate charger, e cigarette batteries can become dangerously overcharged, leading to devastating explosions. While some retailers warn consumers to the possibility of device malfunction, others have been more reticent in advertising the dangers of their products.
E Cigarette Lawsuits Seek Compensation, Accountability
Victims have already won major victories against the manufacturers and retailers of defective e cigarettes.
In October 2015, Jennifer Ries was awarded nearly $2 million in compensation for the severe second-degree burns she sustained when her e-cig, plugged into a car charger, unexpectedly exploded in her lap, according to the Los Angeles Times.
After plugging the device in, Ries says a liquid, which smelled like nail polish, began leaking from the battery. Then, the battery exploded in flames, igniting her dress. Ries suffered severe injuries, both physical and psychological, ultimately filing suit against the electronic cigarette's distributor, wholesaler and the California store where she bought it. In her lawsuit, Ries claimed all three businesses had been "involved in the distribution of a product that failed to conform to any kind of reasonable safety expectation – battery chargers should not explode – and failed to warn about known dangers."
Crucially, Ries had been advised by a sales associate that her car's cigarette lighter, which provides around 5 volts of electricity, was an appropriate place to charge her new e cig. That, however, wasn't true. The device couldn't handle more than 4.2 volts, although its manufacturer's promotional materials also proposed using a car charger. It was a frank misrepresentation of facts, one to which the manufacturer eventually admitted, but not before Jennifer Ries suffered severe trauma.


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It is evident that conformational transitions in proteins play a major role in their function. Recently, a main substrate for this kind of mobility in proteins has been found: the left-handed polyproline II type conformation. The unique molecular, mechanical and hydrational properties of the polyproline II type helix provide a physical basis for internal protein mobility. The preliminary analysis of the Brookhaven protein databank revealed the abundance of this motif in globular proteins. Experimental results on molecular adaptation allow the involvement of such mobile structural elements in conformational transitions.
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The creation of the state budget is entering the final stretch where the many and varied differences between the
Senate and House versions must be ironed out. Many horrors await our children and families and a slew of other
constituencies too under the shortsighted pretext of "reigning in government".
Caught in the cross-hairs in the fight over public safety is juvenile justice. An action and message is recommended
The full story follows.
At the helm of the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice for only several weeks now is Ms.
Wansley Walters. She is a passionate and energetic leader and has presented a credible
vision for the juvenile justice system based on research, best practice, the solid work of the
Juvenile Justice Blueprint Commission, and her own experience.
Walters desires to reign in the inappropriate penetration of misdemeanant youth into detention
centers and deeper end residential lock-ups where one wouldn't expect children with these low
level public safety risks to be found. But they wind up there by the thousands each year.
It's a situation complicated by the fact that Florida has gutted community-based mental health, alcohol and
substance abuse services for children. Judges commit children into residential programs in order for them to
receive services which should have been provided in the community long before the kids reach court. Not all judges
of course are so charitably minded and their commitment decisions seem to be based on something other than the
"best interest of the child". Regardless, the majority of children would be better off if treated in the community and
the long term results would improve also as Walters has testified in front of numerous legislative committees.
Walters' good plan however has hit a brick wall. Legislators who oversee the public safety budget like the idea of
cost-saving by cutting back residential slots but aren't excited about paying for children to be cared for in the
community. It's the classic "ba it and "switch". Eliminate inappropriate and costly settings but don't transfer the
money to faithfully complete the transaction
The amount to be cut from residential slots is between $40
and $51 million depending on whether you are looking at the
Senate or House budget. Walters' staff has calculated a need
for $12 million of the savings to be re-invested in her agency
to make her plan work. The miserly Senate says she can
have only $2.9 million. The House isn't generous either at $3
million. Walters also needs $1.5 million for electronic
monitoring as an alternative to detention. The House is stuck
at $250,000 and the Senate's at $500,000.
The Children's Campaign believes the dollar amount required
to appropriately serve misdemeanants in the community is
closer to $ 20 million. We support Walter's position anyhow
because it's based on an analysis of the service needs of the
kids, even if we believe the reinvestment numbers arrived at
are a bit too conservative.
While we're talking about the budget and at the risk
of making your blood boil worse than it is already,
there's a more egregious injustice about to take
place. We're referring to the disproportionate cut
to the Department of Juvenile Justice relative to the
size of the reduction to the Department of
Corrections if the public safety budget passes in its
current form.
DJJ currently has an annual budget of about $600 million. The DOC budget hovers around $2.3 billion. With the
DJJ budget being about a quarter the size of DOC's, one would think, as a starting point, DOC would receive 4 times
the size of any budget cuts. A strong case could be made that since kids who fail in juvenile justice are the most
likely to become adult prisoners, beefing up investments in favor of the children would be Smart Justice.
Throw thoughts about fairness and logic out the window regardless of the pre-session hullabaloo about reforming
adult corrections. It appears that many of the groups who got the discussion going have since walked away from the
fight, having spent money plucked from the philanthropic sector for little or nothing.
If the current Senate version passes, the total DJJ budget for next year would go down by $85 million or 14%. The
House reduction is $107 million or about 17%. DOC by contrast would be cut by only 8.1% in the Senate and 6.7%
in the House.
These percentages are important because we're talking about millions and millions of dollars. DJJ and DOC
compete with each other in the public safety budget which also includes groups like FDLE, State Attorneys, Public
Defenders, and other criminal justice entities. The DJJ percentage cut is far higher than any of those mentioned
It is nearly impossible to envision Florida's juvenile justice system being run on only $500 million. A couple of years
ago the DJJ budget was nearly $700 million. Every one of those dollars lost was shifted to DOC instead. The
Blueprint Commission bemoaned the gaps in services. Those gaps have widened into ravenous holes.
While DOC is receiving preferential treatment, front-end services in juvenile justice like PACE Center for Girls,
Children in Need of Services / Families in Need of Services, day treatment, juvenile assessment centers, intensive
diversion, redirections, conditional release and aftercare are receiving cuts to their core. The range is between 5%
and 15% based on who is interpreting the numbers. Are you screaming yet?
One of the worst juvenile justice bills in decades is SB 2112 which sprung up in the Senate
Budget Committee of all places instead of Criminal Justice which deals with substantive
This bad bill would literally whisk us back more than thirty years to the time when children were placed in wings of
county jails instead of juvenile detention centers. Worse, this bad bill exempts jailers from oversight by the
Department of Juvenile Justice or even having the jail employees trained in Protective Action Response (PAR) to
serve children.
It gets worse. Children will be isolated, restrained, and Tasered just as adult detainees are. One bad bill and we
could go back to the time when the reform effort began.
Driving this retreat is money, of course, brought on by an unfairness and even arrogance exacted on the cash-
strapped counties who pay for pre-adjudication juvenile detention but have had no say in the process. Their goal is
to get it done more cheaply than it is costing them now. Two wrongs do not make a right.
The fate of this bill appears to rest in conference committee. It is important to weigh in and oppose this detention
Call and write your own legislator(s).
Call and write legislative leadership.
30-second verbal or written message: I oppose the Detention bill (SB 2112) that would undo thirty years of progress
in taking care of troubled children. I support $13.5 million to be added to the DJJ budget to support Wansley
Walters' plan for misdemeanant youth. I am upset that the Department of Corrections is receiving preferential
treatment over children. Fix that part of the budget too. Thank you.
OTHER BILLS OF INTEREST – Content and Status
HB 997, The Civil Citation Bill, passed its final committee, House Judiciary, unanimously and has been placed on the
Calendar on second reading. The bill requires that a civil citation or similar diversion program be established at the
local level, and restricts the program to only first-time misdemeanor offenders while requiring juveniles participating
in the program to participate in no more than 50 community service hours and intervention services as indicated by
an assessment of the juvenile's needs it also provides that the issuance of a civil citation is not considered a referral
to DJJ. Similar bill, SB 1300 is now in Senate Budget Committee scheduled to be heard on 4/13 at 1:30pm.
The Community-based Juvenile Justice bill, SB 2114, is in messages between the House and Senate. The House
has failed to concur and acceded to request for conference committee with the addition of an amendment from
Representative Glorioso.
The bill requires DJJ to establish a minimum of two pilot sites where a community-based juvenile justice system will
be implemented for two years and to contract with a regional coordinating agency (RCA) for the delivery,
administration, and management of the following juvenile justice services: intervention, prevention, assessment
centers, diversion programs, civil citation, home detention, alternatives to detention, community-based services,
probation, day treatment, independent living, evidenced-based programs, residential programming, and detention.
The Glorioso amendment includes language that supports the Misdemeanant legislation that is moving through the
This Juvenile Justice Frontburner brought to you by:
Roy Miller, President
The Children's Campaign
Amanda Ostrander
The Children's Campaign Web Address
For more information visit our website at www.iamforkids.org, or
Roy Miller,President
Linda Alexionok, Executive Director
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