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Q. I've used Denon receivers for years and never had a problem before. However, the new AVR-1910 (and only this model) has a weird quirk whereas when using either a Key Digital or Spectrum HDMI to Cat 5/Cat 6 converter, (even with only a 50-foot run of dual Cat 6), it will not produce video.
I have spoken directly to both heads of these companies and they are trying to find out what the problem is. They both have also informed me that I'm not the only dealer who has run into or complained about this problem. I only use Liberty wire and connectors, and there are no crimps, bends, or staples in the short wire run.
What is very unusual, I was not able to bring up the Blu-ray player's menu, (Sony BDP-S360 with their newest software upgrade), but it would play the movie for about 30 seconds and then go blank on both brands' boxes. I've tried two converter boxes from both brands and two AVR-1910s to eliminate the possibility of simply having a defective receiver or converter.
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Have you tried pre-tested (tested with at least a different Denon AVR) converters? Based on Denon confessing to having a problem, your done troubleshooting.
The last time I had converter issues, I pulled a test/temp, CAT6 (same length) between the AVR and display across the floor to eliminate the pre-wired CAT6 cable. That happened to be Component over CAT6 and the job had two TVs. That troubleshooting method proved the problem to be with the TV, since the second TV worked (Vizio worked and the NuVision didn't. The NuVision was more sensitive to Component level voltages, which were low.
Troubleshooting is nothing more than eliminating variables. Good luck!
Stevens: Been there, done that. The TV is a new 58" Samsung model and its voltage level is right on the money. I truly appreciate the advice & help. Jeff Boccaccio is working on this as we speak. If he can't solve the problem, then we know not to sell any more AVR-1910s for this type of installation.
Orebaugh: Interesting the TV is a Samsung. The one and only problem I've had with a 15m Ethereal HDMI cable was with a Samsung. I've since stopped using HDMI cables over 6m. Don't you love this business? [There's a] new manufactured problem with every model change.
Stevens: The original HDMI problems with the older Samsung TVs was the handshake between the TV and 1st generation Scientific Atlanta HD cable boxes. Samsung & SA have corrected that problem a year ago. I will not go beyond 4 meters with any HDMI cable, that's why I use the Spectrum BX170 Cat 5/6 converter boxes. I used to sell the Key Digital piece, but the Spectrum box offers more for less money.
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Doton: Doroppu Bokkusu- Earth Release: Drop Box
Type: Defensive
Rank: S
Range: Mid-Long
Chakra: 40
Damage: N/A
Description: The user summons a square-shaped box of earth(without the bottom) that falls over him and those around him, protecting them. This box is able to stop attacks of all ranks except Forbidden rank and it's walls have a thickness of the 3ft. The box disappears after one turn (or earlier if the user wishes).
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Doton: Saikou Tsuchi Jiten- Earth Release: Ultimate Earth Spin
Type: Offensive,Defensive
Rank: S
Range: Short-Mid
Chakra: 40
Damage: 80
Description: The user begins to spin brutally (similar to that of the Hyuuga Clan) pushing everything around him backwards up to mid-range and also causing many large spikes to protrude from the ground in all directions, short-range from where he spun.
-The spikes extend up to short-range from where they erupted.
-Usable only thrice per battle.
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±± Declined ±± Don't resubmit. Similar to existing techniques.
Doton: Shioki Ato Mirion Nezumi- Earth Release Torment of a Million Rats
Type: Offensive
Rank: A
Range: Mid-Long
Chakra: 30
Damage: 60
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Host Kathleen Stephenson speaks with Helena Norberg-Hodge about her new film "The Economics of Happiness," a documentary about the devastating effects of globalization and the need for localization. Norberg-Hodge will be in Portland this Friday for a special screening and discussion of the film. The event is this Friday, January 21st, 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm at the Main Street Sanctuary, First Unitarian Church, Portland, 1011
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Host Sue Supriano speaks with Daniel Lerch, Program Director of Post Carbon Institute about his book, The Post Carbon Reader: Managing the 21st Century's Sustainability Crises.
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Sister Helen Prejean on Oregon's Death Penalty
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Die German Stunde talks about immigration to Portland -- old v. new. The German American Society is having trouble reconciling immigrants who came in the 50s and 60s with newer arrivals. Other ethnic communities are facing similar dilemmas. Guests: Sascha Siekmann from the German American Society, Mahnaz Milani from the Iranian Community, Andrea Bartoloni, Italy's Vice Consul here in Portland and KBOO's very own Lucia Galizia, host of KBOO's Italian Hour.
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Joshua Holland: "The Fifteen Biggest Lies about the Economy"
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I hugely apologize. But Pokemon? really? I mean I wouldn't have said anything if he said a more reputable hobby.
How is Pokemon a gateway game? I don't even consider Risk or Ticket to Ride a gateway game. Axis and Allies and Diplomacy, now we're getting there... with still much to be desired.
I came over to Fed Com from real hex-to-hex war games from GMT games.
Actually Federation Commander reminds me a lot of Avalanche Press Naval War games depicting WW1 WW2 surface battles.
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All the games you mention are gateway games - they are just games with simple rules that can entice people into the wider gaming hobby. If you don't think they are gateway games then what is your defintion of gateway game?
I came to SFB from things like the longest day, third reich, squad leader, and various other such games. But that doesn't really make them gateway games, I was into gaming long before that.
As to warhammer, that is more than a game, there are plenty of people who are into that just for the modelling and painting. Whilst I'm averagely competent at painting warhammer minis I've seen stuff from pre teen kids that blow my stuff away. I've also had good games with pre teen kids. Warhammer may be the ultimate gateway game in the UK - for every 'mature' board gamer I know I can find 30 odd warhammer players simply by walking into a GW store at a weekend, a lot will just be going through a fad, but some will be generally interested in trying out other games. GW have a mini based space combat game as well set in the 40k universe - battlefleet gothic, if they like that and also like trek (good chance in my experience) then may well be interested in FC, especially if you are using the minis. The only problem there would be in having a 40 year old inviting some young teens round to try anything else.
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I hugely apologize. But Pokemon? really? I mean I wouldn't have said anything if he said a more reputable hobby.
How is Pokemon a gateway game? I don't even consider Risk or Ticket to Ride a gateway game. Axis and Allies and Diplomacy, now we're getting there... with still much to be desired.
I came over to Fed Com from real hex-to-hex war games from GMT games.
Actually Federation Commander reminds me a lot of Avalanche Press Naval War games depicting WW1 WW2 surface battles.
Actually, I was introduced to Pokemon after several other card games. I have also played several tactical and strategical board games as well. Off the top of my head: Duelmasters (out of print), Star Trek CCG (Out of print), Star Wars TCG (out of print), Pokemon TCG, Topps Attax, Star Wars Minis, Star Wars Starship Battles, Axis and Allies, Red Alert (Out of print), FC, and a simple Star Trek battles game that me and my dad invented.
All of those games have gone through "recycling" sessions several times. I will get hooked on one and then move on to another. Sometimes I play several of those at one time, and try to balance out. They all have good points and bad points (except Duelmasters, which is perfectly strategy, no coin flips or dice roles. Pity it's not in print anymore.), but I enjoy them all throughly.
So, I not sure I need a gateway (I'm in over my head already). But I just enjoy all the games for different reasons. And remember, Disregarding a game as Childish is just like disregarding Star Trek as Geeky, at least until you've tried it out.
This may seem like an offensive post, but I'm merely trying to
my point. I accept yourapology DorianGray, but take into consideration what I'm saying.
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Posted: Sat Apr 25, 2009 1:12 pm
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DorianGray wrote:
But Pokemon? really? I mean I wouldn't have said anything if he said a more reputable hobby.
So, just because you don't like it you can deem it not a reputable hobby?
If you're able to attend Origins please wander into the Pokemon hall during the Nationals tournament and tell me it's not a reputable hobby. There'll be 500 - 700 people of all ages, children, teens, college students, adults, having a great time indulging in their less reputable hobby.
I don't play Pokemon, never have and have no plans to....but just don't allow your lack of interest to disqualify a hobby that a great many others do enjoy.
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I have to admit, I don't enjoy playing Pokemon myself - but when PlasmaBoy was truely a boy (age 7 or
, he and his friends were into the Pokemon cartoon. Then he saw the card game and wanted some. I bought him a few packs and he used his allowance to buy more. Eventually he had over a 1000 cards. He and his friends would play an dtrade for hours. Occassionally, he'd have no one to play with and ask me to join him.
So yeah, I've played quite a few games. It's a decent game... and as far as being a gateway game, why not? After Mark got a bit older, he decided playing games with dad was fun - so he'd ask to be taught other games:
Star Fleet Battles, Federation and Empire, D&D, Car Wars, Illuminati, The Russian Campaign, Blue Max, Richtofen's War, and so on. Eventually, he outgrew Pokemon, gave away his cards, and joined the US Army where he's now involved in even bigger wargames than I participate in.
And Pokemon had a part in starting it.
One other salient point: As a tween and young teen - he and his friends spent many a Friday and Saturday evening at our house, sitting atthe kitchen table, playing Pokemon. No drugs, no alcohol, no malicious activities - just good clean fun in a safe environment where I knew what they were doing and who they were hanging out with.
That makes it a win in my book.
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Posted: Sat Apr 25, 2009 3:12 pm
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Being a microbiologist by training, Pokemon always made me think of exotic tropical diseases.
"Gotta catch 'em all"
Just kidding. My boys cut their gaming teeth on Pokemon. Like any game [even snakes and ladders], you learn to win, learn to lose, learn what games are about. Plus of course the most important thing - having fun .
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I might not have gotten that pun, had I not had a sinus infection (tis the season to be sneezy).
Seriously though, I don't think people give Pokemon enough credit. The cartoon is not the best, but the games are extremely fun. It doesn't have FC level strategy, but few games do. It also plays quicker.
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Munchkin was the "gateway" game I used to turn my friends on to the world of gaming beyond Parker Brothers stuff. Eventually, I got them into FedCom.
While Pokemon has never had any appeal to me at all (I just don't click with the subject matter), I'd never slag it. Magic the Gathering also never interested me one bit - CCG's as a genre have never caught my interest.
I can't help but notice what a behemoth that part of the industry was (and kinda still is). Obviously, a lot of folks found some things there to like.
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Bed at 7am and up at 3pm when a bunch of dazed roadies were picked up from the crew hotel. I had all my bags piled up on the sidewalk - the band party arrives today so I am transferring to their hotel.
The cold of last night seemed to have stayed on and it was pretty chilly all day. At the gig, all was noise and activity with soundchecks and preparations for the run through. The band came in around 5 and we had a quick huddle to figure out the set list. Were getting into a situation now where we have so many great songs worked up that the show is potentially too long. The Edge always laughs and says 'Ah, its great value for money!' but the truth is that if even a great show is too long it throws out the dynamics of the whole event. For U2 something in the region of two hours ten minutes seems to work the best. Weve touched two and a half hours on occasion and even though the crowd is delighted, you can feel them getting tired. That said, I have been pretty determined to get 'Bad' into the main set for this leg, so we decided to add it in, even though we couldnt find another song to drop to make way for it.
Regular readers will know that playing without an audience has never been U2s strongest suit, so imagine our surprise when the four of them got up there and played the entire set from start to finish without stopping. We were stunned and the crowd outside the stadium were loving it. (Hearing the far off chant of 'EL-E-VA-TION' was hilarious from inside the deserted venue.)
We had a brief catch up afterwards but agreed to meet at noon tomorrow to make a final plan. It had got really quite cold again by this time, so we sent the crew for cups of tea before settling in to another nights programming. Most of what we did last night was pretty good, but the new visuals for 'End of the World' needed some tidying up and the visuals for 'One' didnt work - it was all too big and distracting. Both of these we worked on and made a big improvement.
'End of the World' uses footage of fall out from atomic bomb tests, taken from a U.S. government archive film reel which - en masse and in isolation - makes for incredibly depressing viewing. By way of redeeming it in the name of art, we abstracted it, chopped it up and put it through an interference blender, so it now has the look of the band coming through your TV during a nuclear war. Its just charming. I also took another run at 'One' and nailed it. Much simpler, less busy, fewer words and more buffalo. How could I have been so blind?
By 4.30am we were seeing double so bailed. Were in great shape given how quickly everybody had to get back into this. Dropped all the lads off at the crew hotel and was glad the runner knew where my hotel was as I didnt have a clue. Its gone 5am, meeting with Bono at noon, so Id better get off line and get some sleep.
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Chapter 10. The Effect of Domestication on the Steroids of Animals and Man
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