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Connecting DECA to the HR20-100
Posted 24 May 2010 - 09:45 AM
Or a least I don't see any reason for it.
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Posted 24 May 2010 - 09:48 AM
There isn't a need for it, but that would be the most common splitter the installer would have.Don't you think a note should be posted though for the hookup diagrams on page 1 that if "Plan-B" (the official DirecTV method) the splitter need not have a power-pass on one leg?
Or a least I don't see any reason for it.
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Posted 24 May 2010 - 03:24 PM
http://www.solidsign... Splitters&sku=Can anyone tell me exactly what splitter I need? Do you think I can get one locally or will I need to order online.
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Posted 25 May 2010 - 11:20 PM
Can I just do this and plug it into an HR20-100 ethernet port instead of a router for hooking the HR20 into the cloud?
The BSF, splitter, and shipping is almost $20 from solid signal and I can get another PI for less than 10.
Posted 25 May 2010 - 11:28 PM
Not really, because without the DECA filtering out its signal the SAT input is going to be hit with the high level signal, which is why the bandstop filter is needed/used.Can I just do this and plug it into an HR20-100 ethernet port instead of a router for hooking the HR20 into the cloud?
The BSF, splitter, and shipping is almost $20 from solid signal and I can get another PI for less than 10.
If you can't get or don't want to get the filter, you could try the "plan A" where the splitter is between the DECA and the HR20-100. While this isn't "now" the recommended way, it was before and the DECA stops the signal like the filter does.
Looking at the photo [again] "I guess" you could remove the termination on the PI and connect a cable from that connector to the SAT #1 of the HR20-100.
Posted 25 May 2010 - 11:35 PM
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Posted 25 May 2010 - 11:40 PM
Well sort of. All receivers on the SWiM, need to have the DECA Signal blocked from them. This is done either by a DECA or the filter.Wait, I think I get it now! It is not the particular DECA adapter attached to it, it is the DECA signals in the whole system that make the HR20 have problems?
Posted 25 May 2010 - 11:43 PM
Why is this anyway? Was the HR20-100 the earliest model and just created too long ago to expect something like we have today?
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Posted 26 May 2010 - 12:22 AM
Not sure I'd agree.Im guessing the -100 manufacturer took a short cut that no one caught until years later when they tried to use it, and found it wasnt working they way it should have.
Whatever they used/designed for the input switching for SWiM, wasn't able to have the software control sending DC out SAT #1 in SWiM mode, like the other receivers. Not sure they even thought they needed to do this when it was designed.
Posted 01 June 2010 - 10:00 AM
On another note, the techs (or CSR) seemed unaware that I might be able to use some of my older equipment with a legacy port on the SWiM 16 so they replaced two additional boxes w/o charging me for them--and one was a H24 so no complaints on my end.
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Posted 08 June 2010 - 08:54 PM
Needless to say, the home-runs didn't do anything to improve the cable reception. About 75 feet away was a satellite dish array. Directv was able to place a dish there, and used a SWiM system to get the signal back to my apartment.
Well it turns out that I got lucky in also running ethernet to all drops where I wanted cable outlets. I have four H21-200 receivers, one HR20-700 DVR and one HR21-700, all networked using the ethernet wiring. I am not using DECA connectivity and the system operates real well. As other posters pointed out, there is a 1-2 second lag when accessing recordings from other DVR's but that's something that I can live with. Hopefully the system will continue to operate without have to go to DECA.
IMHO Directv scored a homerun. I hope this is the "new" Directv given some of the "growing pains" that I've experienced over the last several years.
Posted 25 June 2010 - 12:23 PM
Posted 25 June 2010 - 12:28 PM
Does the HR20-700 need to be split to both inputs like the HR20-100 or does the internal splitter work?
HR20-700 is garden variety, vanilla install with a DECA unit. No special considerations are required.
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Posted 25 June 2010 - 12:53 PM
Does the HR20-700 need to be split to both inputs like the HR20-100 or does the internal splitter work?
Or to say it another way [like the title of this thread] ONLY the HR20-100 needs this.HR20-700 is garden variety, vanilla install with a DECA unit. No special considerations are required.

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58 and lonely....
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Me, staying gorgeous while the rest of you age horribly.
Ever wonder whats going on when your back is turned? A
I don't imagine the future, that way i'll never get depression when i arrive and its not what i hoped.
Alone and living with my parents in college debt. I'd be 29.
When I get my credit card bill (less than $50) in a few days and pay it off completely, I will once again be debt-free. I don't allow myself to get into debt anymore, and I use the credit card only for online purchases (which I don't make if I don't already have the money set aside to pay it off).
have no idea and i don't want to know. there's a chance that it might not be good. can only hope for the best.
If you'd asked me this in, say, 2007 or 2008, I'd have said exactly the same, 'trapped' at home in my 'prison' with no independence, no freedom, no confidence, no future. That was my mindset and my conviction at the time, and I remember it well. It lasted up to late 2009/early 2010.
My discovery of J.U.B. quite literally changed my life, I've said it many times on here. The moral of the story is never to be convinced nothing can change, because it can happen ever after you've already given up, and when you least expect it.
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This is not an exit
I try not to project. Life isn't that predictable. If I had done that 10 years ago, today I would be miserable.
What is a periphery? And how can I live on it?
^ I think it's supposed to mean in the suburbs
Too far out to plan so I don't imagine. But statistically, I should still be alive. Now, if you had said 50 years from now that answer might be easier.
Well, I've been sorely heartbroken, and on and off depressed, for well over a decade now. The last guy I tried to date, tried to kill me. A few months ago, I got fired from my job, after 7 years, for a theft I didn't commit. I'm tired. Tired of trying to be a good person and trying to do the right thing and being beat down for it, by liars and psychos and the greedy bastards that always seem to get what they want and come out ahead.
Ten years? Seriously?
I'm 47. I hope I'm long dead.
i have high expectations......
I wanna be a pony on Lefty's farm being trained in leisure , drinking and recreational drug use.... I got the sex part down but will continue to train.......
If I'm still alive, I'll be much same, except everything will be worse. Everything always get worse...
After 10 years of what?
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Happily retired and playing with my grandchildren.
Hopefully as a partnered clinical psychologist.
A man can dream.
Having a job where my focus is the brain, lots of improvment with ballet, and may be a man on my side
All of you planning on dying in your seventies - I'll take your spare years. Any of you planning on "living fast and dying young" too. I want to live for centuries. I'm a curious bastard; I always want to know what's next.
Americans need to keep their guns so they can protect themselves from gun violence just like Nancy Lanza did. And like Chris Kyle did. And like Gabby Giffords did. And like Tom Clements did. And like Michael Piemonte. And Joseph Wilcox.
F**k .. 10 years will be really old then LOL (assuming I'm unluckily still alive)
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and atleast partially bald
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Hopefully retired from teaching kids...
Maybe living in Canada...
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Hopefully well established with more time to do what I want to do in life.
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Well I'll be 49, so I'll be preparing for my second mid-life crisis - I've decided i'm not dying till I get a telegram from the Queen at 100 - I'll have my degree & possibly a masters, I'll also hopefully have a home of my own & maybe a French bulldog named Ralph. Sounds like bliss to me.
when i was a child my mom asked me what i was going to be when i grow up i said 'homeless'...so im guessing that.
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September 8th, 2009This season the Brewers have been surrounded by controversy. Whether it was the Cardinals hating their untucking, the Pirates hating Ryan Braun, Bob Brenly hating Ryan Braun, Jason Kendall and Dave Kerwin, The Happy Douchebag against the Marlins or whatever other ridiculous controversy we've seen this season, it's always been something. There's always something going on. Well, this latest one is the last straw. The latest one stems from Prince Fielder's AWESOME walk off home run celebration. I wrote a few weeks ago that some of our favorite moments this season hadn't even happened yet. Well, guess what? This was one of them. Let's watch it again.
Watching it again I see nothing but pure joy. This has been a hard season for the team and for the fans. This was a moment to be happy, a moment to think of better times. The Brewers weren't rubbing it in the Giants faces, they were celebrating their own accomplishment and they did it in a cool way. What's wrong with that? A lot apparently.
"I did laugh. I did think it was funny. It was very creative," Hunter said. "But it's a little strong for baseball, because you could have a 90-mph fastball coming at you the next day. You've got to have toughness and heart to do that. It's not for me. If someone did that against us and we played them again, trust me, he'd get crushed, and we'd try to fight him."
Really Torii Hunter? You're going to fight someone over that? You're going to fight PRINCE FIELDER of all people? Are you that guy who freaks out at me for bumping into him? Or are you just talking? Maybe you're just talking. Afterall, he just saw this on TV. Surely, the Giants couldn't be that upset about this.
Pitching coach Dave Righetti stared so hard at Fielder as he gave a post-game interview I kept waiting for Prince's head to explode.
Well, I guess that's to be expected. I know that whenever I am mad I stare at someone intensely for ten minutes. Surely, the Brewers own manager "gets it". Right Ken?
"I was shocked, standing there"
Oh, I guess not. Is there somebody out there that can look at this thing reasonably? Anybody? How about you weird old man?
"I'm as old school as anybody but there's nothing wrong with that," said reliever David Weathers. "You've got to have some fun. I've seen a lot worse things go on than that.
"We're just trying to have some fun. It's not disrespect for the other team. It's not about them. It's about us."
I'm just going to skip over the 200 other columnists who complained about this too because what Weathers says is right. It's FUN. They want to enjoy their jobs. They want to savor their victories and really, what's wrong with that? It's not about the Giants and it's stupid for them to think that it is. This is about a silver lining on a crappy season. So can we please stop being mock offended every time the Brewers do something interesting? It's getting old. Prince's celebration needs to be what it's meant to be, a lasting image and memory for Brewers fans. Seriously, make this a shirt already.
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all the people screaming for him to be pegged in the head or neck are right; baseball is about dignity, humility and class! you mustn't celebrate. if you are to celebrate you are only opening the door to the psychotic rage of millionaires that have never had to work a job in their life.
the mike vicks of the baseball world eagerly await their chance to pitch to prince.
ESPN put the SHOCKWAVE in their top 10 plays. Can you guess why? Sports is about entertainment (not your personal feelings) and that was damn entertaining. Get over yourself and laugh.
perfectly fine for pujols to take a nice long walk to first or point to jebus. sorry prince but you are out of control with your celebrations…..notice my sarcasm.
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Eurozone leaders meet before the start of the G20 summit
Welcome back to the FT's live coverage of the eurozone crisis. By Tom
Burgis and John Aglionby on the news desk in London, with contributions
from correspondents around the world. All times are GMT.
World leaders gather in Cannes today with one issue dominating the agenda
for the summit of the Group of 20 leading economies: the fate of the
eurozone. Greece's shock decision to hold a referendum on whether to
remain in the single currency has plunged Europe into renewed turmoil,
undermining hopes that a deal hammered out by EU leaders last week had
charted a course out of the sovereign debt crisis. Today we expect more
fallout from Greece's referendum plans, even as Nicolas Sarkozy, the
French president and G20 chair, struggles to maintain his ambitions to use
the Cannes summit to tackle the big questions facing the global economy.
We'll bring you live news throughout the day.
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12.10: Speculation is rampant that in Papandreou's meeting with the
president he's going to offer to step down and ask for a coalition
government to be formed.
But Kerin Hope says, after speaking to a senior member of the ruling
Socialist party, that there have been such rumours before - that he would
step down in favour of a national unity government. But that didn't
The situation is more fragile now but this rumour still has to be
confirmed. As of 10 minutes ago it appeared the cabinet meeting had
still not started. Papandreou's aides are not picking up their phones.
12.05: Kerin Hope reports from Athens that the cabinet meeting is going to
be a fiery gathering.
According to insiders, some ministers are planning to demand
Papandreou's resignation and the appointment of a national unity
government under Lucas Papademos, the respected former vice-president of
the European Central Bank, to push through key pieces of fiscal and
structural reform required under the latest bail-out package.
The national unity government would step down after a few months and an
early general election would follow.
But there's one big hitch: it's unclear whether Mr Papademos, a
mild-mannered central banker who has steered clear of involvement in
politics throughout his career, would accept.
He has served as an unofficial adviser to he government during the debt
crisis but left Athens during the summer for an academic job in the US.
He told the FT at the time that he wasn't interested in a Greek
ministerial chair.
12.00: Reuters is quoting Greece's state TV as saying that Papandreou will
meet the country's president after the cabinet meeting. It did not provide
any further details.
11.55: Peter Spiegel has another read-out from the pre-summit meeting of
European leaders in Cannes (see photo above).
An aide to Barroso informed the assembled press corps that the meeting has
broken up a couple of times, but they are now back locked in talks and may
be so until the summit officially starts at 1pm local time. With
Berlusconi and Zapatero in the room, it's possible the pressure's on both
leaders to win over market sentiment. But it now looks like the
Barroso-Van Rompuy press conference will be cancelled, so we'll have to
find out later today what the group dealt with. One leader is not in the
room, however: Sarkozy is now formally greeting summitteers with all the
pomp and circumstance expected of a gathering of the world's most powerful
heads of government.
11.50: For an hour or two this afternoon Mario Drahgi, the new head of the
European Central Bank, will divert attention away from Cannes when he
holds his first press conference in his new job after holding his first
rate-setting meeting. The FT's Alice Ross has tweeted that there's little
consensus on what the ECB is going to do. The announcement on eurozone
rates is due at 12.45pm GMT and the press conference starts 45 minutes
later. Claire Jones of the FT's Money Supply team will be taking over this
blog for the press conference.
No consensus on ECB rate cut today. Credit Suisse thinks it's "unlikely".
UBS thinks 50bps. Market pricing in 37% chance of 25bps.
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11.28: Over to markets and the critical numbers: the spread of Italian
10-year bond yields over German bunds. To be clear, this gap - between the
interest rate the market demands to lend to Berlin, the eurozone's safest
economy, and the rate for Italy, the biggest victim of extreme unease so
far - is perhaps the best barometer of how the investors are reading
developments in Europe.
The spread has repeatedly broken 450 basis points in recent days, setting
new record highs since the adoption of the euro. The other critical number
is the Italian yield itself, where 6.5 per cent is the red line at which
other European countries - Greece, Ireland, Portugal - were forced to seek
a bail-out because the massive extra costs of refinancing at that level
were impossible to meet.
The FT's Guy Dinmore in Rome has been watching the undulations today:
"The uncertainty knocked markets at the outset with yields on Italy's
benchmark 10-year bond leaping to 6.4 per cent from 6.18 per cent before
easing on reports of renewed bond purchases by the European Central
bank. The yield gap over German bunds widened to 462 percentage points
before falling to 450."
11.19: Greece, of course, is not the only European government in danger of
vanishing down its own rifts. The crisis has toppled Irish and Portuguese
governments, costs a Slovakian one its majority and appears to have done
the same to the Dutch administration. (More on this and European public
opinion from Quentin peel in today's FT). Over in Rome, Guy Dinmore of the
FT, has been gauging reaction after the Berlusconi government failed to
reach an agreement on economic reforms last night:
"The much-loved daily cartoon by Giannelli in Corriere della Sera says it
all. Silvio Berlusconi arrives in Cannes carrying his prime minister's
chair with Merkel, Sarkozy and Barroso looking on, under the caption `The
Europeans don't trust Berlusconi. Berlusconi doesn't trust the Italians.
Meanwhile, Il Giornale, a Milan daily owned by the Berlusconi family, gets
to the guts of it with the front-page headline `The Night of the
Traitors', describing a `dozen' dissident MPs in and close to Berlusconi's
People of Liberty party who signed a letter which, according to the
newspaper, called on the prime minister to resign.
Opposition sources tell the FT that actually six have signed but six more
are preparing to. If correct then the centre-right coalition is at risk of
losing its slim majority in the lower house. A text of the letter
published in Corriere della Sera is rather more ambiguous, however,
calling on Berlusconi to implement quickly his promises of reform and `to
open a new political phase and a new government'. It does not specifically
call for his resignation.
The news follows yet another fight between Mr Berlusconi and Giulio
Tremonti, finance minister, that resulted in the failure of the cabinet to
agree last night on a decree that would pass quickly into law - with the
signature of the head of state - reform measures that Berlusconi pledged
last week to the EU summit in Brussels. Instead, the cabinet agreed to
present a `maxi-amendment' to existing legislation in parliament that
would incorporate some of those measures. That process could take weeks or
even a couple of months.
The official cabinet statement did not release details of what the
maxi-amendment could contain but newspapers said it included sales and
leasing of state assets, liberalisation of professions, tax incentives for
infrastructure projects, and privatisation of local services such as
refuse collection. Il Sole 24 Ore, Italy's main business daily, called it
a `mini-plan' and said Berlusconi was going to Cannes `with (almost) empty
11.11: Are you trading eurozone bonds today? Taking to the streets in
Nice? Cannes you come up with the day's winning pun / elaborate metaphor
based on a Greek myth, tragedy etc? We are very keen to hear from you in
the comments section below as events unfold.
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"Even if Greece were to agree to what Merkel and Sarkozy want, there are
few people on this side of the Atlantic who think that the plan
announced by the EU leaders is anywhere sufficient to save the
11.04: Yes we Cannes? Peter Spiegel has an update on the US president's
engagements today:
"Obama only arrived in Cannes this morning, but is working his way through
Europe's big hitters. After meeting Sarkozy at the summit centre, the US
president wandered over to the Carlton hotel for a face-to-face with
Angela Merkel. According to the White House pool report, Obama hailed
Merkel, saying the US had `high esteem" for her `and her leadership'. But
he reiterated that `we're gonna have to resolve the situation in Europe'.
Merkel spoke in German, and the White House press pool was ushered out
before the translation. When reporters complained, Obama joked: All
American reporters speak German, but...'"
10.55: Over to Berlin, where the FT's Gerrit Wiesmann, reports that the
Greek enthusiasm for plebiscites might be infectious...
Containing the spread of investors' risk-aversion from Greece to other
members of the eurozone has been one of the main aims of rescue efforts
to date. But the Greek prime minister's intention to hold a referendum
has again raised the prospect of contagion - in more ways than one, it
appears today. Germany's leading tabloid newspaper, Bild Zeitung, this
morning issued a front-page call to `Take the Euro away from the
Greeks.' But more ominously for chancellor Angela Merkel, the newspaper
reserved its skyline - the most prominent portion atop the front page -
for the demand: `Mrs Merkel, we want a referendum, too!'
Explaining how it caught the referendum bug, Bild wrote: `We've had
enough! We're guaranteeing hundreds of billions of euros to save those
bankrupt Greeks - and now they're going to hold a referendum to decide
whether they're going to make any savings. Now we want a referendum,
too: no more billions for Greece, Greece out of the euro!'
10.50: All smiles so far this morning at the Cannes summit but teh FT's
Hugh Carnegy reports that the French presidential temper frayed after last
night's meeting with George Papandreou:
"At one point Mr Sarkozy's frustration almost boiled over under
questioning from a journalist from Liberation, a leftist French
newspaper which strongly backs the socialist opposition. `Do you believe
that Madame Merkel and I ... are doing what we are doing out of
pleasure? If we are on the front line, it's because we have to be. It is
our duty. It is not exactly a nice position to be in, you know, in these
times, but it is necessary."
10.31: Back to Cannes to consider the weight of what European leaders said
last night after their crunch meeting with the Greek PM. Chris Giles, the
FT's economics editor, who has decamped to Cannes to cover the G20 summit,
"Exchange rate risk is back in the eurozone. Last night Angela Merkel,
Nicolas Sarkozy and George Papandreou, the leaders of Germany, France and
Greece crossed an important line in the eurozone crisis. They all began to
talk openly Greece leaving the euro - previously a taboo subject.
If a referendum were to take place in December and resulted in a `no'
vote, everyone accepted Greece would have to leave the euro. Were Greece
to leave the single currency, a euro in a Greek bank would not be worth
the same as one in a German bank. So anyone wanting to protect their money
now has an incentive to hold `German euros' rather than `Greek euros'.
Once there is a difference between euros held in one country rather than
another, the chances of bank runs across the eurozone rise dramatically.
Welcome to exchange rate risk in the eurozone. This is a distinction that
was never supposed to happen within the single currency area and is a very
serious development."
10.25: Further to the uptick in stocks (see 10.23), the FT's Michael
Hunter says:
"Some dealers are saying risk resurrection is in response to Papandreou
looking like a lame duck ... but there is a lot of uncertainty about
whether such a bounce will last, since his demise could trigger an
election. Nonetheless, the lifting of the threat of a referendum would
be positive for markets."
10.40: Beyond the gilded halls of the conference centre, Avaaz, a campaign
group, has launched a petition against what it says is the domination of
the G20 summit by corporate interests (by contrast, police are keeping
protesters at more than arm's length, down the road in Nice). They're
aiming to get 500,000 signatures. At last count, 190,135 people had
10.23: In London, Michael Hunter on the FT markets desk reports that the
markets appear to be turning: the Dax, Germnay's benchmark index, is up 2
per cent, the FTSE up 0.7 per cent. Not clear yet what's driving the shift
in mood and whether it will be sustained.
10.12: More from Peter Spiegel in Cannes:
[IMG]"According to the White House pool report, Obama and Sarkozy kicked
off their meeting flanked by aids, including treasury secretary Tim
Geithner on the American side and finance minister Francois Baroin and
prime minister Alain Jupee on the French side, and Obama made the
requisite reference to what Cannes is best known for: its annual film
festival. `I was hoping to come and see some movies,' said Obama."
10.07: The next big meeting of the day - the eurozone heads of government,
plus the chiefs of the IMF and the EU institutions - has begun, reports
the FT's Peter Spiegel in Cannes. If anything can be read from the seating
chart, consider this: on one side of the table were Sarkozy and Merkel. On
the other, Berlusconi (who, of course, failed last night to get his
cabinet to agree a promised package of economic reforms)
10.04: The FT's Hugh Carnegy in Cannes has more comments from the French
and American leaders:
"Mr Obama made no bones about the eurozone crisis dominating the G20.
With more than a hint of faint praise he said: `The European Union has
made some important steps towards a comprehensive solution.'
He went on: `But here at the G20 were are going to have to flesh out
details of how the (eurozone rescue plan) will be fully and decisively
Mr Sarkozy said the current situation was `very charged', with the G20
leaders preoccupied by the crisis over Greece. They would be working in
`solidrity with the US' to achieve `a common analysis of the way to put
the world back on the path to growth and stability'."
09.49: Back in Cannes, Barack Obama has just given a press conference
alongside Nicolas Sarkozy after their one-to-one pre-summit meeting. The
US president said:
"The United States will continue to be a partner with the Europeans to
resolve these challenges."
And lest we forget, the eurozone crisis is hardly the only thorny issue in
the global in-tray. Obama chose drew attention Iran`s alleged ambitions to
build a nuclear weapon:
"President Sarkozy and I agree on the need to maintain the unprecedented
international pressure on Iran to meet its obligations."
He also congratulated Sarkozy and his wife, Carla Bruni, on the birth of
their daughter Giulia. Sarkozy even managed a smile when Obama revealed:
"I'm confident that Giulia inherited her mother's looks rather than her
For his part, Sarkozy, who dined with his Chinese counterpart Hu Jintao
last night, stressed Europe's desire for American support in its hour of
"We need the solidarity and the leadership of the United States of
09.36: Over to Athens, where PM George Papandreou is to hold a crunch
cabinet meeting at 10am London time. Already today his finance minister
has turned on his referendum plans (see 08.37), and a legislator from his
party has withdrawn support ahead of tomorrow's confidence vote, trimming
his majority to one. Defeat in that vote would probably trigger snap
Tony Barber, FT Europe Editor on the ground in Athens, has been examining
the stick with which key European leaders last night beat their Greek
[IMG]"The Franco-German threat at Cannes not to pay `one more cent' in
financial aid to Greece, until it decides in a referendum whether or not
it wants to stay in the eurozone, sounds mightily impressive. But is
there less to this threat than meets the eye? Greece's next bond
redemption, worth EUR1.17bn, does not fall due until December 19.
So if the Greek government were to hold a referendum on December 4, as
Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy insist, and Greek voters say Yes,
there is still time for international creditors to turn the aid tap back
on before the December 19 bond repayment.
Of course, there may not be a referendum at all if the Greek government
falls in Friday's parliamentary confidence vote. But is the ruling Pasok
socialist party really going to commit ritual suicide?"
09.27: Back to Cannes, where the FT's Peter Spiegel is watching the mighty
[IMG]"Although the formal G20 summit events don't get under way until
1pm in Cannes, the pre-summit meetings are starting now. Host Nicolas
Sarkozy arrived at the conference centre at 9:30am, shaking hands with
local voters on his way in, and a meeting with his American counterpart
Barack Obama is his first meeting of the day.
Christine Lagarde, Sarkozy's former finance minister now the head of the
IMF, rolled up shortly after Sarkozy's arrival, and then came the
massive American limousine and its attendant motorcade. Obama was
greeted by Sarkozy at the entry and shook a few hands before heading
into the building. The French president's meeting with Obama will be
followed by his holding another impromptu meeting of European leaders -
the four members of the eurozone who are here (Sarkozy plus Italy's
Berlusconi, Germany's Merkel and Spain's Zapatero) as well as Lagarde
and the heads of the major EU institutions. We're expecting a press
conference by the EU's two presidents, Jose Manuel Barroso and Herman
Van Rompuy, after that meeting."
09.21: If it's umbrellas in Cannes (see 08.43), it's tin hats again in the
markets. The FTSE Eurofirst 300 opened with a 1.6 per cent fall, following
another weak start to the global trading day as the FTSE Asia-Pacific
excluding Japan (where there's a public holiday) dropped 2 per cent.
Jamie Chisholm, the FT's Global Markets Commentator, reports;
"Growth-focused assets are under pressure as investors once again fret
about the financial and political stability of the eurozone after
Greece's plan for an austerity referendum left receipt of its latest
rescue package in doubt."
Read the full global markets overview
08.43: Umbrellas all round in Cannes, reports the FT's Peter Spiegel:
[IMG]"French authorities may have chosen Cannes to show off the balmy
Mediterranean resort as much of the rest of the northern hemisphere
comes under the grip of impending winter. But in keeping with the gloomy
mood at the G20 summit, the morning has brought what Floridians know as
`liquid sunshine': a constant, drizzly rain shower. A sign of things to
08.37: This morning's big news is that the Greek prime minister's plan for
an in-or-out referendum on Greece's membership of the euro has been openly
challenged by his own finance minister and deputy PM, Evangelos Venizelos.
In a written statement after he arrived back in Athens after last night's
crunch talks in Cannes with other eurozone leaders, Venizelos said:
"Greece's position within the euro area is a historic conquest of the
country that cannot be put in doubt ... If we want to protect the
country we must, under conditions of national unity and political
seriousness and consensus, implement without any delay the decision of
[the EU summit of] October 26. Now, as soon as possible ... Internal
political balances and the future of individuals and political parties
of this country is not what matters. What matters is to save and recover
the country through the only doable process which is included in the
decision of October 26."
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This product is excellent, however, if you are going to get it, make sure that you also order Weston Dehydrator Netting Roll. The netting roll is used to cover the trays so that you can actually dehydrate small items. The trays are designed for bigger items as you can clearly see in the picture, so Weston Dehydrator Netting Roll will keep your precious little items from dropping down in the unit. The unit is a little noisy, so prepare for that, however, it works GREAT!
This dehydrator is an improvement from your average "ronco" type dehydrator. However, it has several irritating factors that make this a very negative item. Problems: 1. the trays are metal, which I like, BUT, the tray grids are at leat 1/2 inch wide and small items fall through easily, 2. IT"S NOISEY, running this thing is like having a badly tuned car idling in the kitchen, it's WAY to noisey, 3. it's big, takes up a lot of counter space. I could live with everything but the noise, I'll be returning this product.
I really like this product because it is powerful and quick. Fruit dried in record time and it holds so much on the shelves. I did have a problem with the unit shutting off after first use and couldn't find the reset button. After a call to technical support, I was sent an email with pictures showing the location of the reset button (which would be difficult to find otherwise).Technical support said that it's important to allow enough space for air circulation around the unit to keep it from overheating. After resetting the button, we had no more problems.
What a dream. The only drawback is that the screens have much bigger openings than I am accustomed to. I need to find something to lay over them for berries, etc.
excellent dehydrator love it would recomment it to everyone who is looking for a drhydrator.
This is a very durable machine. I use it quite often and I've never had a problem with it. I'd recommend it to anyone.
I think this is a pain in the rear.I only had this thing for a few weeks and now it wont even turn on. I can't even find out why. I think this thing is a crappy over priced model I wish I bought the exaliber.
I bought this dehydrator and 11 months later it broke. I had not sent in the warranty and it was not covered. They did tell me where to go to get parts, but the parts I was sent by another company do not match what was in the dehydrator, and since they are electronic I can not return them. No appliance repair place will work on it. I would not recommend this to anyone, unless you want a place to store pies.
I got this for drying herbs, veggies from the garden and making jerky and dog treats. So far I have been satisfied. Yes the trays have large holes - you will need to buy a stainless mesh or some other fix for small items, but I have used paper towels for herbs and foil for other items. This dehydrator has been running almost non-stop since I got it several weeks ago. It has worked great for making dried meat jerky for my dogs - I have dried lamb and beef hearts and livers, chicken and turkey breasts, sweet potatoes, and veggies like kale and bok choy and apples from our trees. I am looking forward to using it next spring and summer. It is a real money saver on dog treats as I would rather dry them at a lower temp than my oven can maintain. A downside is that you have to use the timer to get it to turn on, but I suppose that is a good safety feature. I agree with the reviewer that said the thermostat is not accurate - I just use the hottest setting for meats, and the mid to lowest for herbs and veggies, and middle setting for apples, sweet potatoes. There is a temp difference between the top and lower shelves of the dehydrator, but if you rotate trays occas it is not a big deal. I have used the cheap round plastic dehydrators and this is a huge improvement in terms of speed and capacity. I would recommend balancing your fan blades, and getting finer mesh for shelves if you need that.
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This interview was done by our Freshman 15 blogger and Twilight superfan Katie Quine, of the University of North Carolina! She says it basically made her life. :)
Ive heard that you are quite the adventurous person and that you actually perform all your own stunts. Do you ever get freaked out at all?
I just love taking risks. I am very well prepared and very educated with the stunt, so I dont really think about it because I let my instincts take care. Im really into extreme sports and just having fun.
Rumor has it that you are in Louisiana to film Breaking Dawn. Is there anything really cool that you can reveal about the film thus far?
Everyone looks really, really great, and our director has taken a lot of personal time to talk with all of us actors so we can make it our own. Its great to have that with a director. Everyone looks really good with the help of hair and makeup, and everyones really excited to be here.
How do you believe your character Emmett has progressed throughout the films? What can we expect to see from him in the final two movies?
Personally, I feel hes progressed a lot, [even though] its difficult to show that when youre not in every scene, but I feel Breaking Dawn is going to be great because you can see more of him and the relationship between him and Rosalie. I love Emmett; he goes from being the comedic relief to the protector, so its been a great role to switch back and forth.
One of the greatest aspects of the Twilight Saga is the depiction of true love between Edward and Bella, and your character Emmett and Rosalie. Do you think theres such a thing as true love?
For sure, Im all for that, and I know that its out there. If you dont believe in something, theres no hope for it. Im going to believe in it and hope that its out there for me some day.
Theres no doubt in my mind that the number one thing on your fans wish list is you. What kind of girl do you look for?That exact girl -- you always want somebody whos into you, and I think thats very endearing. Personally, I love just a normal girl because Im just a normal guy. I love some who has the same outlook on life, and loves it wherever theyre at or whatever theyre doing. I love to take risks, I love to travel, and Im very outdoor-sy, so any girl who can pick up a football and throw a spiral will definitely catch my attention. A girl who likes to bowl, a girl who likes to camp out for movie tickets [is the type of girl I look for].
Now, obviously everyone is really excited that Eclipse was released on DVD today. How you are you celebrating, and what does being a part of such a beloved movie series mean to you?
Im going to watch the movie with a fan who came out here after she won the contest sponsored by Eclipse gum. Im excited to see the movie because I havent seen [it] in so long. Its just so amazing to be a part of movies like this because I love my character to death. Hes been my favorite character Ive ever played.
Fans are already anxiously awaiting the debut of both Breaking Dawn installments, which wont be completed until two years from now. Youre driving us crazy! Where do you see yourself in the future, after the sagas complete?
I fell in love with acting, and I love to fight. Ive been training with my mixed martial arts guy as much as I can when Im back in LA, so if I could do another movie like I did in The Killing Game, with Samuel L. Jackson, that would be awesome. [I would also like to] do [something similar to] the Bourne movies. Id love to switch it up. Thats why I really like Matt Damons career, and to kind of mimic what hes done would be great.
And besides Matt Damon, is there any other actor you have not gotten the chance to work with but would love to?
So many! Working with Tarsem Singh in Immortals sort of spoiled me, because I got to work with so many amazing actors. [I would love to work with] Daniel Day Lewis.
The cast of Twilight seems to be an extremely tight-knit group. Im going to give you the names of some of your fellow cast-members, and I want you to tell me the first word that pops in your head for each one of them. Feel free to tell why.
Taylor Lautner: Ever since Ive met him, he reminds me of a puppy. I mean, hes a manly man now, but he is always energetic. Hes like a little puppy with a tennis ball when he has his football around everywhere. Hes just full of life, so [I would say that hes] just a little energetic puppy.
Ashley Greene: Angelic. Shes been such an angel in my life, and were best friends. Shes been [someone] really great to share these memories with.
Kristen Stewart: Genius. I am so impressed with her. Shes so intelligent in the way she channels everything [into her acting]. Shes just brilliant and a really, really good friend.
Have any sort of shout out you want to give to your fans?
You girls and guys are the best fans ever, and thanks for reading this amazing interview, and I hope you guys are enjoying Eclipse!


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Are you planning to remodel your current home? It is an exciting idea. However, your project can have a fabulous result or become a nightmare. I've asked top designers, architects and builders what homeowners can do to have a good chance their project will become the dream they envision. All professionals suggested that a homeowner should know more about why they want to remodel and what they are looking for the remodeling project to change in their home. I complied the following list of questions. And even if you're not embarking upon a remodeling project at this time, save the lis,t as you will probably be do a home remodeling project sometime in your future.
20 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Get Started
1. Describe your current home. What do you like about it? What's missing? What don't you like?
2. Do you want to change the space you have?
3. Do you want to build a new home?
4. Why do you want to build a house or add to or renovate your current home? Do you need more room? Are children grown and moving on? Is your lifestyle changing?
5. What is your lifestyle? Are you at home a great deal? Do you work at home? Do you entertain often? How much time do you spend in the living areas, bedrooms, kitchen, den or office, utility space, etc.?
6. How much time and energy are you willing to invest to maintain your home?
7. If you are thinking of adding on, what functions/activities will be housed in a new space?
8. What kind of spaces do you need, e.g., bedrooms, expanded kitchen, bathrooms, etc.?
9. How many of those spaces do you think you need?
10. What do you think the addition/renovation/new home should look like?
11. If planning on a new home, what do you envision in this home that you don't have now?
12. How much can you realistically afford to spend?
13. How soon would you like to be settled into your new home or addition? Are there rigid time constraints?
14. If you are contemplating building a home, do you have a site selected?
15. Do you have strong ideas about design styles? What are your design preferences?
16. Who will be the primary contact with the architect, contractor and others involved in designing and building your project. It is good to have one point of contact to prevent confusion and mixed messages.
17. What qualities are you looking for in a designer, contractor and/or architects?
18. How much time do you have to be involved inthe design and construction process?
19. Do you plan to do any of the work yourself?
20. How much disruption in your life can you tolerate to add on to or renovate your home?
Of course, some of the questions in this list may not pertain to your specific project but may you give thoughts about your own ideas. I know that the time spent in pre-planning a remodeling project does pay off. Your designer and contractor will know exactly what you are looking to achieve and what is expected of their services. Remember, the people you hire to create your project are as interested in a successful and fabulous result as you are.


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"When we were little, the grass was long, the air was fresh, and the folks weren't always watching," say Rich and Jen McIver, the married couple behind Wishbone Design Studio. They wanted to give their young children a taste of the childhood they had in New Zealand, and to that end, this unique company was born. The first prototype bike was designed in the couple's bathroom, and today, the line is worldwide, with products ranging from the Wishbone Flip, a three-in-one indoor ride-on toy to the original Wishbone Bike, which transitions from three wheels to two.


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Margaret Bentley, Associate Dean for Global Health at UNC and Professor of Nutrition, is featured on ABC National Radio, Australia. To listen to her interview, visit: http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/brkfast/stories/s1278053.htm For further information please contact Office of Global Health either by phone at 966-3564 or by email at email@example.com |
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Remember yesterday I told you about the event we hosted to celebrate the second anniversary of Shin Kong Place? And also let you in on a little secret about our very special guest... Well now is the time for you to find out who our guest was. I will give you a hint: we get a lot of an eponymous weather condition here in London...
Yes, you guessed it right! Rain came to say hello while on his way to perform at the Asia Entertainer Awards. The more I write about Rain, the more I wish it could rain Rain instead of rain in London. Imagine how wonderful it would be. Just like in the song "It's Raining Men", except it would go "It's Raining Rain". Anyway, I digress, I am sure you want to know everything about our beloved MCM friend.
As soon as he arrived in Beijing, Rain made a beeline for our Shin Kong Place, where he had a little browse, tried on some items from the Fall collection and mingled with our VIP guests.
He then kindly signed a Special Edition backpack (also one of his favourites, because as well as being devilishly handsome, the man has great taste in bags). The store staff was over the moon to be able to display their very own Backpack signed by Rain! These are objects to treasure.
No rest for the wicked though and Rain had to leave the store and be on his way to perform at the 2013 Bazaar Men's Style Awards during China Fashion Week and was awarded Best Asia Entertainer. During his speech, he thanked Bazaar China and MCM! You can imagine how honoured and happy we were! Now if only he could text me back. A girl can dream, right?
In case you aren't familiar with Rain, here is a bit of info: Jung Ji-Hoon was born in 1982. The world knows him as "Rain", and he is a mega popular South Korean singer, actor, songwriter and dancer. He's also a model, producer and designer - a truly multi talented pop icon! Rain's musical career includes seven albums, 19 singles and numerous concert around the globe. His acting career began in 2003, when he won the KBS Best New Actor Award for his role in the drama "Sang Doo! Let's Go To School". After starring in "A Love To Kill" he acted in his first Korean film, "I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK", which won the Alfred Bauer Prize at the Berlin International Film Festival. His latest movie was released in 2012: "R2B: Return to Base". Having been named Times "100 Most Influential People Who Shape Our World" and People's list of "Most Beautiful People in The World", Rain is best known for his show-stopping concerts featuring acoustics, R&B, hip-hop, and high octane dances. He has also starred in several Hollywood movies such as "Speed Racer" and "Ninja Assassin", the latter leading him to become the first Korean to win an MTV award.
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Dongbang Super Gold Moxa (DB200B)
This is the top layer of the finest moxa, when the blending process is completed, it contains a very high concentration of moxa essence.
Each box contains 50g of moxa.
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Weight (including packaging): 200g
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