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Coming from Directv to a 2 Hopper setup
Posted 24 September 2012 - 04:52 PM
Aside from a different dish and some connections by the dish am I going to need any other wiring work or can we just use the existing wiring and be all good? Most of the wiring was put in during the last 10 years with most of it done during a remodel so it should largely, if not all, be current and up to date.
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Posted 24 September 2012 - 05:30 PM
Wire requirements are probably less stringent with DISH so that shouldn't be a problem.
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Posted 08 October 2012 - 06:37 PM
For Hoppers you need RG-6 from the dish to the node and then from the node to each Hopper. Joeys will probably be fine with whatever cable you already have... but the Hoppers need the better cable, that might be a problem IF that isn't what you have already.
Hmmm. I am a little confused by this. I currently have 3 receivers, all obviously connected to the dish. One in the sunroom I think he has directly connected to the dish (the dish is mounted on the sunroom) then the other two are connected to the box on the wall outside, to which the dish has a line run. One is upstairs in the den (a hard place to run the wire, middle of the house, no upstairs, but he did it) and the other is in a downstairs bedroom (line run in through the wall.)
So, if I got a Hopper and 3 Joeys to replace what I have now, I assume the Hopper would would go in the den as would the Joey for that room. Does that mean a second line would have to be run into the den? And do the other 2 Joeys have to be connected directly to the Hopper? The wiring is the thing that is holding me back - it was a PIA getting the 3 receivers I have wired and connected.
Posted 08 October 2012 - 06:46 PM
"Belligerent and numerous."
Sometimes I update the Dish Network FAQ
AT200, Hopper & 360 via HDMI to Onkyo 505 to basement 42" Westy, Hopper via Comp-over-Cat5 to living room 42" Vizio with a Roku 3, Joey to Toshiba 32" LCD with a Logitech Revue. You want fries with that? Pull up to the 2nd window.
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Posted 08 October 2012 - 08:34 PM
One line to each device; they all get fed from the Solo Node that will be put between your feeds and your dish. If you've already got 3 leads coming out of the Dish, they'll put the Node in between and tie the 3 feeds into it.
So then they'll need to run another line also, right? The 3 that exist plus another for the Hopper itself? And does it matter where the Hopper itself goes, i.e. can you control everything from the Joeys?
Posted 08 October 2012 - 09:27 PM
So then they'll need to run another line also, right? The 3 that exist plus another for the Hopper itself? And does it matter where the Hopper itself goes, i.e. can you control everything from the Joeys?
Really, take a look in these PDFs - all diagrams there.
Posted 09 October 2012 - 06:17 AM
Works fine for 2 hoppers and 1 joey. All three receivers can all see each other.
The installer had never seen a 2 hopper 1 joey system and I had to work him a bit to get it done right.
It all works fine.
Posted 09 October 2012 - 10:51 AM
Single node (needed for single Hopper installations) needs 2 RG-6 cables to the node from the satellite dish.
Dual node (needed for two Hopper installations) needs 3 RG-6 cables to the node from the satellite dish.
EVERY Hopper needs an RG-6 line from the Hopper back to the node. You cannot split a Hopper feed to run another Hopper.
Joeys can either be connected to the designated ports on the node OR through use of a special tap connected from a Hopper line OR you can use a splitter to split multiple Joeys off of a single feed. Joey can use RG-59 instead of RG-6, it doesn't matter for a Joey.
Specific configurations require specific other things possibly... but those are the general requirements.
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Posted 09 October 2012 - 01:07 PM
I did end up getting this and while most of the same wiring was used they did need to run three feeds from the dish to a duo node (is what they call it) and then it runs to the TVs/
Works fine for 2 hoppers and 1 joey. All three receivers can all see each other.
The installer had never seen a 2 hopper 1 joey system and I had to work him a bit to get it done right.
It all works fine.
This is what I have and it works great.
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Well, we are just back from 6 days of wine tasting at Premiere Napa Valley and, while we can barely think about any more wine, we did find some gems that we are excited to talk about.
Each February, hundreds of top wine professionals gather in Napa Valley for the must-attend trade event of the year: Premiere Napa Valley. The annual grand tasting and futures auction, held at The Culinary Institute of America at Greystone, helps to promote, protect and enhance the Napa Valley appellation. Premiere Napa Valley is an invitation-only event for members of the wine trade and media.
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Sank Jr. was the second son of sharecroppers, Sank Sr. and Sally Lott Powe. He was born in Elizabeth on April 20, 1942. Determined to escape the Mississippi Delta cotton fields and shotgun shacks of his childhood and youth, Sank Powe was nurtured and supported by the kind son of a plantation owner, Clay Rayner. With this encouragement and support, Sank attended college at Jackson State in Jackson, graduating in 1964 with a degree in social science and health physical education & recreation.
He was an All-Conference catcher while in college and was scouted by the St. Louis Cardinals who sent him all the way through try-outs to the spring camp in St. Petersburg, Fla.
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Employed by the segregated Cleveland public school system, Sank was one of the black teachers chosen by the administration to transfer to the all-white Cleveland High when the schools were integrated in the fall of 1970.
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These suggested questions are quite similar to those asked by local grocery stores and restaurants of the farmers who supply their fruits and vegetables. Most stores require water testing, documentation of fertilizers used, organic certification documentation, documentation of worker safety and hygiene standards, etc. to protect their consumers and ensure they receive the safest foods possible. Most stores also mandate that conventional and organic farms are regularly audited to ensure compliance with food safety standards. Farmers who sell to local grocery stores and restaurants are also subject to stringent government laws and regulations regarding any pesticide usage which are verified through enforcement measures and federal and state product sampling programs. Vendors selling at farmers' markets are not subject to the same scrutiny by any buying entity or the government, therefore it is up to the consumers themselves to ask these questions and learn more about how the food is produced.
Buying from farmers' markets can be an enjoyable and satisfying experience. But adopting a bit of a "buyer beware" attitude is recommended – after all, your family is going to eat this food! So ask a few questions – real farmers will enthusiastically and happily answer them. If they don't or can't, it might be wise to find another vendor.
Read, learn, choose, but eat more organic and conventional fruits and veggies for improved health.
Consumers who go to a farmers market are on a feel-good field trip, and don't want to entertain any notions that their trip is in vain. They have the scantest concern about food safety, though they should. The only thing the consumer wants the vendor to deliver is a really fine, overpriced tomato. A backdrop of a beat-up pickup truck and a straw hat might sweeten the deal.
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Chevrolet Volt Lease Questions
toddeb Posts: 1Wow, this sounds like a great deal but I cannot figure out how you got such a low price from the info you supplied. I assume they heavily discounted off the MSRP and perhaps you got very low interest. Even so, using a lease calculator I cannot get the payments below $400/500 per month. Can you provide nay additional details? i would love ot find a deal similar to this in the LA area.
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mochacina Posts: 6Hi Toddeb,
My car got all the upgrade except navigation (dont need bc of 3 years Onstar), Bose , leather heated seats, safety sensors, etc... i didn't get the special premium bc i didn't want to pay more. They discounted the car down to around $40.,000 and then discounted the $2500. Not sure how they did it. My total drive off was $1199. It was my first time leasing. It's $30 more if you want 15k mi. But i never drove more than 12k a year.
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mochacina Posts: 6I didn't care about the residual bc i don't plan on keeping my car after the lease term. This is the first time i lease a car. With the new technology and great lease price, my payment is the same as what i normally paid for gas. Unless i get a good lease deal later, i don't see myself leasing my next car.
mochacina Posts: 6Maybe it was a good thing i didn't know anything about leasing. I don't know how they do their calculation. I BS on what another dealership was quoting me and got them to beat it or match it....and they did. If you're serious about leasing the volt, i can ask the salesman that i got the car from to see if they can give you the same lease. It worked for my friends.
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mochacina Posts: 6Congratulations. As long as you are happy with it then it's a good deal. It's a great car. For the price of the car, i wish they make it more luxurious. I guess something gotta give . I have my car for 3 months and still has 6 gallons of gas left. I hope i remember how to fill gas later...lol.
Btw, don't forget to enroll with Onstar and download the app on your phone for the remote start. I love the turn-by-turn navigation. I didn't know this but it takes about 16 hrs to charge on empty @8amp. You can over ride it to 12amp by pushing the leaf button. It will give you a quicker charge...about 10hrs on empty. Enjoy your Volt. -
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jonathanb Posts: 2I leased a 2012 in Riverhead, Long Island, NY. My Volt is fully loaded, including the Diamond White paint. I negotiated a payment of $418 per month for 36 months and 36,000 miles (20 cents per mile over that limit). As your posting is almost a month old, I'll assume that you made your deal. I hope that you like your 2012 as much as I love mine. I've driven over 9500 miles to date, half electric, half gas. I get an average of 20.7 kWh/100 miles and 41.2 mpg in CS mode. My total energy cost is averaging 6 cents per mile (and that's using premium gas at around $4.20 per gallon). Usable life of the ICE oil is at 79%, many more mile yet to go before needing an oil change. The 2010 Prius I traded in would have averaged 8 cents per mile (50 mpg and $3.85 per gallon), or more when factoring in oil changes. The electric rate I pay, with taxes and surcharges factored in, is 20 Cents per kWh. Good luck with your 2012 - you're in for a treat! And just for the record, I am completely bewildered with the Edmunds comment about touchy brakes, My brakes act just like my Prius brakes acted. They are NOT touchy, IMO. They are excellent.
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CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515I sure do ozp. BTW, I personally think that the Volt is really cool. Ally's December base lease rate and residual value for a 36-month lease of a 2013 Chevrolet Volt without navigation with 15,000 miles per year are 1.05% and 57%.
General Motors is providing a $2,420 cash incentive on leases of this car right now.
The residual value for a lease with only 12,000 miles per year is 2% higher.
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ozp Posts: 2Thanks Car man!
I went to the dealer yesterday(Southern California) and was told that US Bank adds $7500 to the residual the following way(for 36mo/12k terms, base msrp):
Residual=$39,999*45%+$7500=$25,499.55 which makes Residual less than 64% I didn't get any comprehensive reply why initial residual is lowered to 45%
For Ally, I was quoted 60% residual and Federal Rebate was not in calculations.
If I wasn't misled by the dealer, we, consumers, don't get any significant portion of federal rebate. Do others have different experience with utilizing federal rebate for the leases? -
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wz40ft Posts: 2I recently explored the parameters for a Volt lease. I consulted 3 different sources:
- A lease consultant from Chart Software (maker of Expert Lease Pro)
- An Ally bank "Chevy Volt Division" representative (877 486 5846)
- A local Chevy dealer (who unfortunately understood this the least)
The Chart Software lease consultant indicated a "real world" residual for the 2013 volt of 39% (after 36 months).
He explained this 39% is so low in order to mitigate the risk a lessor takes due to the vehicle and it's technology being relatively new and the lack of historical reliability and resale value data.
Both the dealer and the Ally representative said the actual 36-month residual being used for the Volt was 62%. So clearly this is artificially inflated over the real world expected value of the car 3 years down the road.
The Ally representative confirmed the $7500 federal rebate is accounted for in the elevated residual. It would not appear in the lease worksheet anywhere else (such as coming off the top to reduce the purchase price, etc).
The dealer (after taking a day to research this) also finally concluded that the federal rebate must be accounted for in the higher residual.
A quick calculation shows that for a $40k MSRP vehicle, taking the residual from 39% to 62% amounts to a boost in residual value of $9200. So this is indeed in the neighborhood of making up for the $7500 federal rebate that bank (Ally) gets to keep in a lease since they are the vehicle owner.
I had heard from a friend at work that earlier in 2012 there were Volt 24-month leases of around $240/mo to be had. He didn't say how much was required down up front and I forgot to ask.
Working with my local (Western New York) dealer on a $40k MSRP Volt, and using the GM employee pricing which I am eligible for (amounts to about $1000 off of this vehicle) plus a $2500 incentive for leasing through Ally at 36 months or more, a 62% residual, 12k miles/yr, zero down, and 4.9% APR financiing, they came up with $465/mo.
So, either the $240/mo I had heard about was with something like $6k down, or there were some other pretty big incentives available earlier in the year that aren't available now, or some combination of the two.
Either way, since this was about double the payment amount that I was expecting, I ended up not going through with it. Bummer too, because I really think it's a great vehicle, and not just because I'm a GM employee. -
mozzy21 Posts: 2After passively looking for a Volt since August '12 and talking with ~10 different dealers in NE IL and SE WI, I finally pulled the trigger on a 2013 lease before some special pricing / promotion expired. Wasn't as good as what was being offered in August, but here are the details:
3 Year 36,000 miles
$2,230 down + fees (all-in of ~$3,200)
Payment of $235/Month
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wz40ft Posts: 2Mozzy21, that is a good deal.. can you provide any other info that will help explain the low monthly rate? E.g. what was:
- Which incentives applied and how much they were
- Agreed selling price after incentives/promotions applied
- Residual
- Lease APR
I ask because in my area, a very similar lease (3yr/36kmi) on similar vehicle was $465/mo (zero down), so I'm assuming the difference is in incentives/promotions or lease APR. Even if I put $2200 down like you, that would only lower my payment to around $400/mo.
Thanks -
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It's been a dreadful amount of time since I posted to the blog. I have been working slowly but surely on the website, however going back to full-time employment has eaten into my time at the keyboard.
I had a couple of delightful suprises these past few weeks. I discovered a reference to Lewis Davies, my 3 x great grandfather in the index to press cuttings on the Ceredigion County Council website. I also found reference to a newspaper article about my Clayton family in another article. I sent an email asking how to go about obtaining the two articles, and the Aberystwyth Library kindly scanned and sent them to me. My thanks indeed for doing that. It is just so very very cool, to find something like this in a newspaper and I will be taking the time to follow up on the clues in the first article, which describes Lewis' lengthy military career, under both the Duke of York and the Duke of Wellington. One thing led to another and I found an article about the home he built in Aberystwyth. Again I'm so grateful for the opportunity to view these articles online. I would never know these details and be able to add to the story of my family in this way.
The article in Ceredigion: Journal of the Cardiganshire Antiquarian Society was written by Caroline Palmer. It is absolutely filled to the brim with information on the house from wallpaper, to descriptions of the fireplaces purchased, and although Lewis died shortly after it was finished, his eldest son's family lived there a long time. They worked extensively on the house and the details in the article were such that I could almost picture it all in my mind. There is a brief mention of my 2x great grandfather who was Lewis' youngest son, and also plenty of dates to provide clues for further research. As a brief aside, I'm certainly very glad that I wasn't one of the poor tradespeople working on redesigning the home under Lewis' grandson and his wife. It does sound like they were quite difficult to deal with in terms of paying for any work done on the home!!
As I opened the pdf of the second article about the Clayton family, I was thrilled to see photographs attached to it. It was an article about a relative who has written a book on the Clayton and Thomas families of Aberystwyth. I had been in touch with her a little while ago and she had very kindly sent me a copy of the book.
The wonderful part about genealogy is that everytime I think I've reached a dead end, finds like these spur me on again. It's like a good cup of tea when you're thirsty!!
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Most of the west are unconsciously living in "the banality of evil"
"If you follow their arguments to logical conclusions and we all embraced their ideas the US would just become another dictatorship like Iraq." On the contrary, If there is no descent than we become a dictatorship. And Obama is just continuing our US republic into a totalitarian capitalist state and a fascist empire. At this time our leaders who are compartmentalizing psychopaths. From Reagan to Obama we have had nothing but the aforementioned. The IA review commentators who express their hate are not the ones to be feared. It is a systematized "banality of evil" that is driving the US empire to rule the world via war, proxy dictatorships like the House of Saud, and globalization making life miserable for the majority of people on this earth. Look at what Land Grabbing in Africa has done to the family farmer. These corporate "journalists" are just brainwashed talking heads. They have no compunctions. At least many of the old Soviet press knew they were spouting bullshit.
These protesters are America's best. However protests do not work anymore. Look how the OWS and 99% was crushed. It has come to a point where authority just has too much technology and brutal force.
Several things could happen or a combination thereof. That the US empire will continue to cause misery here and abroad for the sake of controlling resources and controlling people. The latest DSM now thinks every human emotion is indicative of disorder and needs a psychiatric drug. Authority is in a war on individual personality. the goal is to make us unquestioning, Stepford men and women, drones to be used to make the powerful and the corporate/military/wall street/surveillance cabal to control human beings to the point of being flesh and blood automatons.
Another scenario is a market crash and a world war. What is happening today in the summer of 2014 is our compartmentalizing leaders have pushed the limit so far that Russia will be sucked into the Ukraine NATO backed fascist government there and its conventional counter attack will be destroyed by superior NATO conventional warfare. Out of desperation Russia, China will be pushed to launch nuclear war after a pre emptive threat from the US empire and NATO. If you think the Russian Nuclear Weapons are rusting away think again. Say goodbye to at least the Northern Hemisphere. And that would be the lesser evil because what is going on in South America is really as Tariq Ali put it "the axis of hope". But fallout and nuclear winter will also cause mass die off there also, just not as bad.
What I think is the only way to stop the US empire from ruling the world or worse mutaully assured destruction(MAD)is for a revolution from within the Government, the Surviellance structure and the Pentagon who will stand down, and refuse to go to war, or to operate covertly for our sold out representatives in congress, the white house, and the supreme court. All three branches are corrupt morally and by money. I hope the socially responsible hackers out there of who Assange, Manning, Snowden are really just the most visible with tens of thousands of hidden socially responsible hackers to help out the Internal Authority revolt or if there is no revolt from the centers of power, then to do all they can to be ahead of US State Imperialist technology and disable it all they can.
I have a flicker of hope but feel things are probably going to get worse. god have mercy on us all.
Paulpie -
Very sad lost people
Grow up and get with reality.
Oh BTW they call it dope for a reason.
MrKrizan -
These peopole are examples of what it needs to be done. Get involved I want my kids to participate in show of opposition to the war.Too many of our young are dying for others monetary benefit.Thank God for these Bay area people
Nikonwilly -
This is not enough
These simple non-violent protests do absolutely nothing towards stopping the huge giant Military Profiteers. This has never worked and is far too little too late!
It seems that most of the American public are either too ignorant to grasp what is really being done to their liberties or they just don't care.
This Country is owned by these giant Corporate thugs and killing people of any race or nationality is only a small part of their expected casualties of doing business ...The all mighty PROFIT is their GOD and who are you to try and stop them.
Yes...The U.S. Government is on their payroll..has been for ages!
Just think how much wealthier those in the Bush Cabinet became...every one of his cabinet had some connection to a war profiteer, check it out for your self! Now Obama is NO better.....they are all in this together, it is only we the people who will suffer from their actions.
mr_loophead -
Great piece - biased, but the TRUTH is spoken.
It's a good video.
du2vye -
I hear complaints about apathy and the reality is the opposite. There have been more and larger demonstrations against Iraq and the Bush admin. both in the United States and around the world like never before. Unimaginable.
But that's never reported. Instead they want citizens to think they are being nice to provide 'Free Speech' zones.
Free Speech zones in a democracy? This could get real ugly.
Speak4Truth -
How To Keep The Status Quo
It gets points for being interesting as well as for explaining to some who may be unaware that companies profit from the war and by having their friends in powerful places.
HOWEVER, it also shows how activists destroying property and terrorizing people in cars who often have NOTHING to do with the war loses them (and their arguments against the war) much credibility in the eyes of most viewers.
At least one of the protesters was dressed in a traditional clown costume (amongst other costumes) and many were lip singing and dancing to pop songs directed towards police (not anti-war songs).
All of these things allow the media to portray those against the war as crazy idiots --how the heck does that do anything helpful for the anti-war movement? It doesn't, because the majority of people are turned off by those things. Being non-destructive and peaceful would much further advance their cause--and might even allow them to be interviewed on TV where they could give some intellectual words of why people should be against the war.
If you want less war, then your only hurting your cause by doing what many of the people have done in this video. But by all means watch the video and come to your own conclusion.
Telephone Toughguy -
I was going to watch it but I saw "San Francisco" and realized it's probably a bunch of retarded, gay bullshit by whiny "actiists" who should get involved in the legitimate democratic process and put the friggin LSD away, it's old now... Come home, your parents miss you. There are plenty of jobs and money and food... try to pay attention (WE ARE THE GOOD GUYS, RETARDS). Stop voting for anti semite congresswomen and ex klansmen who pretend to be for the "minorities" while milking you friggin retards and raising your taxes... Hard to believe anyone would waste their time dreaming up this nonsense. And I am sure there are some cool people on the west coast... I know some who moved out there...
noodhoog -
Very well made
Surprisingly professional editing and presentation. Very well put together, and manages to avoid the overly hysterical tones of the likes of Michael Moore or Alex Jones.
As a Brit I was surprised to learn of the extent of anti war protests in the US, as I had thought them to be largely centered in the UK and other countries.
It's also interesting that this film was made before the conclusion had been reached that there were in fact no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, despite that being the one and only stated reason for war. At least one war supporter says that if no weapons were found, it would be a big problem.
Wonder how he feels now that the weapons have not only not been found, but it's known that Bush and Blair knew they were never there in the first place, as shown by the Downing Street Memo!
digitaldna23 -
nice to see so many people step up
I thought the film was well thought out , the edits flowed well , it made me laugh cry and puke . GOD SPEED to all who oppose this regime in the ussa .Peace Love And Humanity ,.love dna23
chef3000 -
great movie
This is a great documentary. Good quality in the 2gig version. People like seank need to stick to watching Bill O'Reily, and join up with the millions of brain dead "little Rupert Murdochs" walking around blind, eating Big Macs and taking Zoeloft.
Hatta -
Overall this is a very good film. One moment in particular stands out, drenched in irony, and symbolic of the American situation today. Most of the film is focused on the anti-war protests in San Francisco, and the media coverage thereof. About halfway through they look at some of the counter-protesters.
In one exchange, a woman sitting on the ground says "This is about George Bush's oil money, and our kids are dying." To which a counter-protester responds "This is about your opportunity to be here" As if on cue the woman is surrounded by police officers and dragged away.
The power of America's propaganda system could not be more clearly demonstrated. A man extolling the virtues of america, that we are free to have our own opinions and voice dissent to the government, while that freedom to voice dissent is being quashed before his eyes.
mutual_aid -
great film!
thank you so much for sharing this film!
great and powerful footage!
much peace
InfiniteOhms -
Well Made
A well done movie, lots of quality interviews, nice clips of street protests and some audio clips recorded off police radios. Over all i'd give 4.5 stars
rabble -
From the streets view of the anti-war movement in SF
We Interrupt This Empire is a fast paced documentary about the anti-war movement in San Francisco in the days following the start of the US/UK invasion of Iraq. It's quite well edited and enjoyable as well as giving a good sense of the politics behind the anti-war movement, protests, and tactics.
seank -
you got to be kidding. no one took these people seriously outside of San Fran at the time! why pay them any attention now. it was entertaining to see the idiot boohoo'ing at the fact that we were doing what we said we would do.
this film is just backrubbing the pathetic losers that cling to the justified 60's protest ideals and applying them to modern times where it is not justified.
But, hey who am i to judge? I will say this: if they had their way they would not need to protest, they would most likely be dead.
If you follow their arguments to logical conclusions and we all embraced their ideas the US would just become another dictatorship like Iraq.
Anyway watch if you, like me enjoy laughing your ass off at moronic protestors
Socialsight -
Finally Real information on the war
I love this movie
Any one and everone would love it
synchrondeity -
good flick
I am telling friends to download the 2.1 GB version and then trying to help them set up local screenings to show this film. Its very well made and needs to be seen by as many people as possible. It balances the San Fran protest coverage with the reasons why people took to the streets, which gives the viewer a better understanding of why the city was shut down. It shows the media bias in action and culminates in a great pie incident. It accurately shows how Americans of color are being illegally profiled, and all in the name of "the war of terror." All in all, great interviews, great footage, great piece of work that I believe you will benefit from watching.
cainmark -
This was great!
I wish more news was like this, trying to show both points of view. Sure, it's a little biased, but so is the current so-called "objective" network and gosh-awful cable news.
I felt bad for the woman who got the pie in her face for just doing her job. But I also thought, 'you know, those could be bullets instead. Thank god they're just pies.'
It was a little long for the point they were making, but it was very well put together.
Thanks for opening up this amazing collection.


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xsssssss1 Posts: 3I have noticed that my 2004 Sienna manual A/C system has the following problem recently:
1. When I turn on A/C, the A/C selector light is on, some cold air comes out.
2. After 5-10 minutes, the air intake selector light automatically turns on, which indicates that it recirculates the air inside the car.
3. While A/C is on, I could not turn the air intake selector light off unless I turn the A/C off.
4. If I don't turn on the A/C, I can tune on/off air intake selector freely.
Has anyone any idea what is wrong? Is it an expensive repair?
Sean -
wwest Posts: 10,706A bit backwards but....
As a SAFETY measure recirculate will NOT remain on unless the A/C is operational. In recirculate mode there is a danger that the cabin atmosphere RH, Relative Humidity, will rise high enough (due to human metabolism, breathing, perpiration, etc.) to fog the windshield.
With the A/C operational there is generally enough dehumidification capability that the safety concerns are alleviated. -
tuctem Posts: 6Owned van since 12/10 -had 34Kmi, now 39K. I need help.
Turning the Ignition to the ON position, I hear lots of noise coming from the passenger side of the console - as though there are stepping motors trying to reset to a "zero" position which they fail to find. Seems like it needs an input from a sensor ... to complete the loop - it may be related to the A/C system. Thx. -
tuctem Posts: 6I am still trying to figure out why the front a/c unit - with the ign switch to ON -
engine not running, i hear a (stepper?) motor eager to find its reset point never finding it,
mixing short stops with short run 'excursions" .
Today I noticed that the rear A/C panel's "auto mode" is stuck ON as indicated by its green LED ; i cannot "deselect" it. Could this be related to the above ?
Will someone tell me what is the state of the rear a/c panel lighs when the engine is tuned ON with no front A/C panel selection functions selected ?
I went to the dlr: serv advisor " you have no problem..."
Any ideas welcome. Thanks. -
tuctem Posts: 6Where is the Air conditioner receiver located?
A picture shows it on one side of the condenser.
Possibly on the driver's side. A plastic cowling needs to be removed
to expose the condenser - I see plastic "buttons" holding it in
Condenser is located in front of the radiator.
Pictures are accessible by membership at your
local Library - they are ok -
tuctem Posts: 6Problem fixed. Replaced Servo assembly , part number 87106-08060,
at the dealership . No luck with first DLR, but 2nd one showed more interest in helping me.
I mentioned the rear A/C panel being locked in auto mode, but this is OK, and do not know how it is no longer in that state.
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tuctem Posts: 6Open the hood, turn engine ON, turn A/C ON. Watch your fingers...
Cooling fans behind radiator should be running...(if not, no cooling)
There are two A/Clines on the passenger side of the engine compartment - the larger diameter one shoud be HOT to the touch, and the smaller diameter one should be Cold. This should happen within the first minute or so of A/C operation. If this is not happening, get a tech who is interested in helping you, and by the way - some A/C gauges are such that they fail to push the Schrader valve center pin , and no "action" is registered by the gauges. Adapters may be needed. Not sure if this the case in your Car, but it is in my other vehicle. The A/C comp clutch is "picking" that indicates to me that the system has refrigerant but may be in need of some, but get another HI/LO gauges reading before adding. -
fibber2 Mid Hudson Valley, NYPosts: 3,735There is an air mix box in the center of the dash behind the middle vents that contains both the heater core and the AC evaporator. CE & LE models have one temperature air mix solenoid & flap, while the XLE has two (separate left and right controllers & a more upscale split mixer box. The hardware and controls are different, so which van are we talking about?
my2004sienna Posts: 1in My car AC or Heat turns on only when car is running on 40 miles or more speed.
As soon as car stops at traffic light or it is in park position heat or Ac does not work. while in park position cooling fan runs rapidly and makes noise.
I added coolant in radiator. Heat indicator in Auto meter panel after car runs few miles remains on slightly higher then middle position. -
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gedgoudasl Posts: 21Have a diagnostic run on the rear heat/ac. Something (a sensor) might be telling the system that it is hot in the rear so it is not letting the hot air circulate. The diagnostic read out will tell you what the system thinks the temperature is in the rear, this governs the systems response.
arprince Posts: 3Having issues with the aircon unit for sometime. It does not cool (heater was ok during winter). I would add freon and it would be cool (but not as good as before when it was working fine) for a few days. Have done so (add freon) several times already. Any possible remedies I can check? TIA
dricekrice Posts: 1I have a 04 Toyota Sienna LE AWD and had the ac stop working. It had been working fine the day before and even earlier in the day, but now it just blows hot. I doubted it was the problem but to make sure bought some refrigerant to add to the system and it almost seemed like the low pressure side was not low pressure as none of the refrigerant would go in. But maybe it was just that it didn't need any at all. What should I do to test and find/confirm the problem?
b1tbuck3t Posts: 1We have a 2001 Toyota Sienna XLE which is having A/C problems. Intermittently it is not blowing cold air in the front. The rear A/C is able to consistently blow cold air. Checking the inspection port on the drier shows bubbles moving when the compressor kicks in. I would not be surprised if it could use a little refrigerant given the age of the vehicle but the system is blowing consistently cold air in the rear.
When the A/C seemed to stop working we have found if you raise the temperature in the front to max heat and then adjust it back down to cool it seems to get stuck on heating. Conversely if you go to max cool you can usually get it to switch to cool even when raising back to 74 degrees.
There is a ticking noise directly behind the center vents (where I assume the mixer box is) that will stop if you go to max heat or cold but seems to continue if you leave it at around 74 degrees.
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fibber2 Mid Hudson Valley, NYPosts: 3,735A constant ticking sounds like a failure of the air mix solenoid assembly. A solenoid is a motor with positional feedback, so the clicking is likely from stripped gears as a result of the motor trying to fight a stuck blend door.
Edit: Sorry - got side tracked and didn't finish the thought.... So, you'll need to work up from under the dash to locate the solenoid, and replace it. But as important, check out the mix door movement to ensure it moves easily. Binding or lack of lubrication will only kill another motor assembly. -
gsbloss Posts: 1at about the same time these two things started to happen, not sure if they are connected...Fan Speed Switch for Heater/AC only turns the fan onto high when in the high spot, no other spots make the fan work. Same week the car over heated while parked with the engine on and AC on. Only took 10 min and his done it twice.
Coolant levels are fine and no leaks have been found
But when my wife got home yesterday, while the car was warm I noticed the left side (drivers side) cooling fan on the radiator was not turning, but when I turned on the AC it would still not come on, BUT as soon as I turned the fan speed switch to off the fan would come on for a brief second and then turn off not to come back on. Any ideas? -
fibber2 Mid Hudson Valley, NYPosts: 3,735There is a fan control logic module behind the radiator between the fans on a post (IIRC). That gets temperature data, plus settings info from the AC Amplifier (dash control panel) and outputs to the fans. While it could be a bad fan motor, most likely one of these electronic units isn't telling the fans they need to be running.
The dash gauge on most cars is really dumbed down, and the needle will hang in about the same spot when the engine is from around 170-215' F. You need to be plugged into the OBD port to really see what the coolant temp is. So likely the temps are climbing, but you don't get a real indication that things are going bad until just before the coolant boils at 235' F.
The interior fan speed switch also interfaces with the AC Amp, so perhaps it's pointing to that module as well. It's going to take some professional diagnostics to figure this out. The blower motor speed control also relies on a blower resistor module that is located within the interior air stream to keep it cool. I once had an overheating engine that blew such hot air into the interior that it cooked this module and melted the solder on the individual resistors! The result is a single high speed, and the open ckts at the other spots will be off - exactly as you described. So perhaps the events are connected. After addressing the overheating, I (being cheap) simply resoldered the resistors back in place and the module lasted the life of the car.