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Have a 40F5300 LED series5 smart TV and a HW-E350 soundbar (both Samsung products) Soundbar works fine via blue ray & HDMI leads. But cannot get sound direct to TV despite using TV audio outputs to soundbar. Have also switched to external speaker but still no joy. The soundbar does not support digital optical sockets. Any ideas?
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Hi Unfortunately your model of TV does not support ARC, so you will not be able to connect the TV via HDMI. Sorry for any inconvenience caused. Thanks.
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Had the Tv for about a week and has accessed everything fine. Came home tonight and turned it on and now all of a sudden it won't access lovefilm. It says we are not connected to the network -but when we try the troubleshoot, it says we are. Why is it doing this?
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Hi, We recommend you contact our AV support team on 0330 726 7864 so that we can troubleshoot this connection error with you. Thanks.
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Hi, Please see below for the full dimensions of this TV; Set Size without Stand (mm) 928.2 x 552.3 x 49.4 Set Size with Stand (mm) 928.2 x 612.2 x 235 Package Size (mm) 1160 x 616 x 147 Thanks
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Does the PVR feature of 40" F5300 Series 5 Smart Full HD LED TV works in Asian Country like Bangladesh? Can I record TV Show broadcasted via Cable TV with the 40" F5300 Series 5 Smart Full HD LED TV?
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Everytime I try to log in to my Samsung account on my TV the screen goes back to black, Im trying to download apps for the TV but I cant get passed this first bit.
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Hi Beth, You could try resetting the Smart Hub by going to; Screen Menu > Smart Features > Reset Smart Hub. Once you have reset the Smart Hub, navigate to the Smart Hub's Apps screen and then select More Apps screen apps located at the bottom of the screen. The list of applications currently installed on your TV is displayed. From this list, select the application you want to launch. Select Download to install the selected application. Hope this helps.
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Have sound but no picture after only 14 months
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I wonder if Ilitch is fine with the game being in Ann Arbor, or if he was just told by the NHL, either it's Ann Arbor or you don't get the game... I know he is gonna get a ton of money from the 110,000+ tickets sold and that probably swayed his mind just a little bit....
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Some of Britain's most remote properties are for sale. It's an attractive idea, but would the isolation drive you mad? Yvette Huddleston and Walter Swan find out
To find Ellers, a barn-like dwelling formed of ancient stone in one of the wildest parts of the northern Yorkshire Dales, you might well need sat-nav, an Ordnance Survey map, eagle eyes and a helping of plain good luck.
You certainly can't see it from the main thoroughfare, a single-track lane connecting the small town of Kirkby Stephen, 10 miles north, with Birkdale and remote Upper Swaledale.
The countryside here is bleak and unwelcoming for much of the winter but a delight in better weather - the confluence of the River Swale with Whitsundale Beck, a mile or two south of Ellers, is one of the most beautiful locations in the country.
Neighbours are few and far between, although the tiny hamlet of Keld, four miles away, has recently benefited from its Youth Hostel becoming a gastro-pub and hotel with a burgeoning reputation.
Only sheep farming is practicable in this upland area, the hardy Swaledale perching precariously on the crags and hills. This is walking country, but only if you follow clearly designated paths - shake holes and marshes await the unwary.
Ellers, recently on the market at £200,000, has been bought by Clare and David Mangon, who intend to live out here. It will be quite a contrast to their current home in Goring on Thames, Oxfordshire, a comfortable Home Counties village with shops, restaurants and a tennis club, within easy reach of Reading, Oxford and Newbury.
Ellers, on the other hand, is about as far away from it all as it's possible to be in England.
Situated on an exposed hillside, the house is approached by an unmade road that only a four-wheel-drive vehicle can negotiate comfortably. It's not the kind of location, nor climate, that would appeal to many prospective housebuyers, especially when the property is not yet fully habitable. But for Clare, 41, and David, 53, it was love at first sight.
"It can be an inhospitable place in the winter," Clare admits, "but that has not put us off. As soon as we saw the house, we fell in love with it."
In the past, exchanging urban for remote presented the problem of how to earn a living to pay off the mortgage for your "off-the-beaten-track" retreat. With the internet and flexible working hours, it is now easier to work from home - even if home happens to be in the middle of nowhere.
"With modern communications, you can live somewhere like that," says Clare. "We are going into this with our eyes open." #
Not surprisingly, such properties can be quite difficult to sell, says estate agent Clare Birkbeck of Penrith Farmers and Kidd, who sold Ellers to the Mangons.
"Properties like this always create a lot of interest initially," she says, "but many people who view them are listening to their hearts, not their heads. They think it might be wonderful to live in a place like that. But then the reality kicks in."
With property prices so high, she adds, few people can afford to buy a remote property as a second home.
As for marketing: "We go for the 'idyllic views forever' approach, because that is its real appeal."
Clare and David plan to sell their house in Oxfordshire and renovate Ellers while living there. They will continue to run their own businesses - he is an electrical contractor and she prints and distributes corporate literature.
Clare admits that it will be strange not having immediate neighbours - the nearest house is half a mile away - but, she says, the beautiful scenery will make up for that.
"Walking is our hobby and Birkdale is just so lovely, a bit rugged and a bit wild, plus the people are so friendly."
There is a lot of work to do, but Clare is undaunted. "I can't wait to get up there," she grins.
Splendour of the lakes and mountains
Like Clare and David Mangon, the owners of Grindlebeck House went from one extreme to the other when they moved home 40 years ago. Malcolm and Jackie Burnett lived in the busy city of Leeds before they moved to one of the more remote parts of the Lake District.
Their home, which is on the market for £900,000, is situated near England's deepest lake, Wastwater, with England's highest peak, Scafell Pike, as its backdrop. The nearest town, Whitehaven, is 21 miles away.
With an indoor swimming pool, Grindlebeck House is far from primitive - but it was very different when Malcolm and Jackie moved in.
"Originally there was a farmhouse here, and this house was built in the sheep folds of that farm. We pulled it down and started again," he explains.
"Then we converted the farm into a restaurant and holiday apartments." The restaurant closed 20 years ago and most of the holiday apartments have been sold as second homes. Malcolm, 67, and Jackie, 65, still own two of the apartments and one of them will become their new home.
Their sons Andrew, now 38, and Stuart, 35, went to primary school in Egremont but as they got older they disliked being so isolated.
"They felt lonely out here," says Jackie - which is something to bear in mind if you are thinking of heading into the middle of nowhere with teenagers in tow.
The view of the mountains from their first-floor living room is breathtaking - it's easy to see why Wastwater was voted Britain's Favourite View by ITV viewers last year.
"Even after 40 years, I never tire of looking at it," Jackie says.
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You pass through the Yorkshire hamlet of Skyreholme in Upper Wharfedale, carry on until you reach a T-junction, both of whose forks lead to a dead end, and there you will find White House Barn.
Annette and Bill Redlin bought White House Barn in 1988. Located close to the River Wharfe, with the impressive rocky outcrop of Simon's Seat dominating the view to the south, it was built in 1600 and had been sympathetically converted shortly before they moved in.
"The children were toddlers then," says Annette - their son, Ranulph, is now 25 and Sophie is 22.
"It was great for them, they had a really free, safe childhood. They have grown up and moved out now, so we are downsizing."
The barn is on the market at £635,000 through Ilkley estate agent Simon Thornton, but Annette, 54, and Bill, 53, are not moving far.
"We really like the area," she says. "We want to move to a village like Grassington, where all the amenities are within walking distance."
The house holds most obvious appeal to a young family but Annette says there has also been interest from older couples whose children have left home - and several of the potential buyers have been from the South.
"They are looking for a change of lifestyle where there is more space and the pace of life is slower."
The impression here is of being in the middle of nowhere but White House Barn is, in fact, fairly accessible.
"You have to have a car to live here," says Annette, "but it's only a 25-minute drive to Harrogate and about 45 minutes to Ilkley, where you can catch a train to Leeds or Bradford."
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A lot of men have been known to cringe when they recall the childhood games they played with their baseball cards. One of the most popular required players to take turns tossing their cards against a wall. Bam! There goes the sharp corner of a 1955 Sandy Koufax rookie card. Ouch! That 1951 Bowman Willie Mays is never going to be the same. If your Bob Gibson landed on your friend's Carl Yastrzemski, you got to keep the Yaz. But if his Roberto Clemente landed on your Mickey Mantle, tough luck, pal.
Unbeknownst to those kids, who kept their cards loose in shoeboxes or wrapped tightly with rubber bands, a fair number of adults were collecting many of those same baseball cards, as well as ones that dated to the end of the 19th century. Today, a lot of those cards are worth hundreds, and even thousands, of dollars, thus the cringe.
The first baseball cards were distributed in 1886 in packs of Old Judge and Gypsy Queen cigarettes, both of which were manufactured by Goodwin and Company. Measuring 1 1/2 by 2 1/2 inches, these early black-and-white cards from the late 1880s depicted players posing in front of scenic backdrops set up in the Joseph Hall Studio of Brooklyn. Other cards were reproduced in color as portraits. In all, some 2,000 Old Judge cards featuring some 700 players from the National League and American Association were produced. In 1887, Old Judge smokers got an added bonus: cards featuring the previous year's champions, the St. Louis Browns and the New York Mets.
Other tobacco companies that used baseball cards to promote their products included Allen & Ginter, which packaged cards in packs of Virginia Bright cigarettes. D. Buchner Company offered its customers a card with each purchase of Gold Coin Chewing Tobacco, and Charles Gross & Co. published cards for two tobacco brands, Kalamazoo Bats (a small cigar) and Mayo's Cut Plug Tobacco.
At the turn of the century, baseball cards in tobacco products fell out of favor, but in 1910, American Tobacco released its legendary line of T cards, so designated by Jefferson Burdick, a noted card enthusiast of the day. Unlike earlier cards, which were rather small, these lithographed cards measured 5 3/4 by 8 inches. The T cards featured all the famous players of the era, from Ty Cobb to John McGraw to Christy Mathewson.
Honus Wagner was also included in that first set of 561 cards, but the Pittsburgh Pirates shortstop did not approve of tobacco and sued American Tobacco to stop them from using his image on their cards. Wagner won and the cards were recalled, but a few made it to market. Today only a few dozen of these cards are thought to exist, making the 1910 Honus Wagner perhaps the rarest and most expensive collectible baseball card in the world.
In 1911, one of American Tobacco's brands, Mecca, issued double folding cards. Fifty vertical cards were issued featuring 100 players. When the card of, say, a pitcher was folded...
Ten brands of American Tobacco cigarettes issued baseball cards with gold borders between 1911 and 1912—in all, some 186 major leaguers, plus 12 players from the minors, were featured. The National League gold borders had facsimile signatures at the bottom of each card, along with a portrait of each player, his team's name, and his team's logo. Cards for American Leaguers had no signature but placed each player's portrait within a scrunched baseball diamond.
Tobacco cards disappeared again in 1914; they wouldn't resurface until the 1950s in packs of Red Man Tobacco. Candy companies such as American Caramel had been producing baseball cards since 1908, but suddenly they had the field to themselves. Some of their cards were similar to those packed with cigarettes, but others were diecut, so that the player could be made to stand up, supported on either side by flaps of paper that could be folded back for stability.
Cracker Jack cards from 1914 and 1915 are among the most collectible so-called candy cards, thanks to their hand-colored photographs, distinctive red backgrounds, and handsome graphics. Finding one in good shape is difficult, though, because the cards were packed unwrapped in the box with the caramel corn, so most cards from this era are sugar stained. Ty Cobb Cracker Jack cards are the most desirable, followed by cards depicting Honus Wagner, Christy Mathewson, and Frank Chance.
The first baseball cards packed with bubble gum came along in 1933, when the Goudy Gum Company of Boston issued its Big League Gum series. George Herman (Babe) Ruth, as he was named on the card, was part of that first series (in fact, Goudy printed four different Babe Ruth cards that year), as was Lou Gehrig. Unfortunately, the company neglected to print a card for one of the stars of the day, Napoleon Lajoie. A small number of 1933 Lajoie cards were printed in 1934, making these among the rarest cards in baseball.
Even though 1933 was the first year for Goudy cards, the ones from 1934 are often more expensive. Another highly collectible Goudy series was called Heads Up, named for the way photos of ballplayer's heads were collaged onto cartoon bodies. Two cards were issued for each of the 24 players in this small set, including Joe DiMaggio. Goudy had a good run, but 1941 was the last year it printed baseball cards.
Other baseball-card producers from this period included National Chicle Company, whose Batter Up cards were printed from 1934 to 1936, and Tattoo Orbit Gum (a division of Wrigley), whose 1933 set included silhouetted photos of players like Dizzy Dean and Pepper Martin against yellow-and-red stylized stadium backgrounds. Gum Inc,'s Play Ball Sports Hall of Fame set from 1941 is also notable because that was the last year gum cards were produced (World War II had created severe paper shortages). Gum Inc. would become Bowman, a major baseball-card producer in the early 1950s.
Bowman got a jump on the competition in 1948, when it released 48 black-and-white cards—each sold for a penny with a single stick of gum. That same year, Leaf Gum Company of Chicago launched a color set, whose graphics bear a more-than-passing resemblance to the famous Shepard Fairey campaign poster for Barack Obama. Naturally Bowman didn't like the idea of a competitor, so, after some legal wrangling, Leaf dropped out of the card business. For one full year Bowman had the baseball-card world to itself but in 1951 a tougher competitor arrived on the scene, Topps.
The upstart Topps Chewing Gum Company of Brooklyn was seemingly unfazed by its more seasoned rival. Bowman published 324 cards in 1951 (including rookie cards for Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle), to which Topps responded with no less than five sets of cards—a pair of 52-card sets, a pair of diecut sets featuring past and present All Stars, and a nine-card set of teams. Today the 1951 Topps All Stars, especially the ones of the former players, collectively known as the Connie Mack All Stars, are highly collectible.
Topps issued 407 cards in 1952 and increased the size of its cards. Cards from this year include Bob Feller, Billy Martin, Yogi Berra, Jackie Robinson, and Roy Campanella. Rival Bowman tried its best to keep up, and some consider its cards from 1953 to be the best-looking cards produced by any card company after World War II. In 1954, Bowman issued its so-called "television set" cards, named for the border on the outside of the cards, but the end was at hand. In 1956, Topps bought its venerable rival.
Fleer tentatively entered the fray in 1959, with the first of four small sets of Hall of Famers. In 1963, when it sold its first series of cards featuring contemporary players, Fleer attempted to avoid the scrutiny of Topps lawyers by advertising the gum in its packaging as a "cookie." The ruse didn't work, Fleer was forced out of the business, and Topps was able to maintain a card-gum monopoly until 1981.
One of the most sought-after cards from that 1963 Fleer set features Maury Wills. Even though Wills had been with the Dodgers since 1959, he felt he'd been dissed by Topps early in his career, so he did not grant Topps the rights to use his likeness until 1967. This helped Fleer in 1963 because the year before, 1962, Wills had stolen 104 bases and had been named the National League's Most Valuable Player. You wanted a Wills card? Fleer was the only company that had it. Also collectible from that set is the checklist card, which many kids simply threw away.
Three other Topps cards from the 1960s deserve special mention. First up, Pete Rose's rookie card from 1963, which features the faces of Charlie Hustle and three other players on a card labeled "1963 Rookie Stars." Then there's the 1967 Roger Maris New York Yankees card. Maris was traded to the St. Louis Cardinals before the start of the season, but some cards managed to find their way into the hands of a few dealers. Topps made a Maris Cardinals card right away, but the ones of the slugger in a Yankees uniform are worth about 500 times as much.
Finally, in 1968, Topps decided to shake up the staid look of its cards by producing a 3-D series. Only a dozen cards were in the set, and the cost of producing them was high, so very few sets were printed. Players in the set included Curt Flood and Boog Powell, as well as Mel Stottlemyre, Tony Perez, and Rusty Staub. But the crown jewel of the set was, and is, the Roberto Clemente card, which routinely sells at auction for tens of thousands of dollars.
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WEDNESDAY, Dec. 5 (HealthDay News) -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has concluded that generic Budeprion XL 300 mg (extended-release bupropion hydrochloride, manufactured by Impax Laboratories and distributed by Teva Pharmaceuticals) cannot be considered therapeutically equivalent to the brand-name product, according to a perspective piece published online Dec. 5 in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Noting that Budeprion XL 300 mg was approved based on extrapolation of the results of a bioequivalence study of Budeprion XL 150 mg and Wellbutrin XL 150 mg, Janet Woodcock, M.D., from the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research at the FDA in Rockville, Md., and colleagues reviewed new data providing direct comparative pharmacokinetic analyses of Budeprion XL 300 mg with Wellbutrin XL 300 mg. They conducted a bioequivalence study involving 24 healthy fasting volunteers in a single-dose crossover design.
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One of the most fascinating books of 2012 was Michael Hofmann's translation of Joseph Roth's Letters. In one of the last letters, written in 1938, Roth's close friend, Stefan Zweig, wrote to him, asking how his new novel, The Emperor's Tomb, was going. "Where will you be? Where can I find you?" These questions are haunting. Both men, among the greatest German-speaking Jewish writers of the 20th century, were by then in exile: Zweig in London, Roth in his beloved Paris.
Roth was in extremely poor health. Not long before, he wrote to Zweig, "Palpitations, heart pain, shocking migraines, teeth falling out." He was in dire poverty. Alcoholism was taking its toll. It was under these conditions that he wrote The Emperor's Tomb, his last novel. He died a few months after it was published.
One can see it as a sort of sequel to Roth's masterpiece, The Radetzky March. The narrator is a cousin of the Trottas, whose story runs through Roth's great novel. But as Michael Hofmann points out in his excellent introduction, the differences between the two books are more interesting than the similarities. The Radetzky March is set in the world destroyed by the First World War whereas The Emperor's Tomb begins in 1914 and ends in 1938.
More important, what is most striking about The Radetzky March is its sense of capturing a whole world just as it is about to fall apart. As Hofmann writes, it "impresses with its orchestration, its stateliness, its pageantry, the glorious Tolstoyan fullness of its realisation."
It is "done in oils", as Hofmann writes elsewhere. The Emperor's Tomb, by contrast, is more like a cartoon, angry and often fragmented. The inter-war scenes resemble a drawing by George Grosz. Characters appear and disappear, some go abroad, others are killed off. The plot twists and turns. It is unfailingly dark. The narrator's honeymoon is one of the most desolate in literature. He returns from the Eastern Front to find Austria in crisis: shorn of its empire, its currency in free fall, food in short supply. His life of pre-war privilege, living off an inheritance, is gone forever.
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Would like to plant - Ash Myrtles, Hetzi Columnar or Spartan Juniper, and some Little Gem Magnolias in my backyard. With the frosts coming, is it too late and would trees work in Fort Worth?
That's helpful - Our HOA requires a sprinkler system which is around the perimeter of the yard. We were hoping to plant privacy trees around the perimeter within a few feet of the sprinkler system. Are there any solutions to this issue?
When one of the Texas A&M Forestry guys came to talk to us about our trees, he said the roots go way farther than the canopy. (We were worried about any possible damage to a red maple from a rain garden we are building.)
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enjoyingnature: Do you have a traditional "sprinkler" system with above ground spray-heads or one of the newer buried drip systems now required in some places?
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No experience with the buried drip systems. May want to ask on the GW Irrigation Forum if that is what you have. I know Copper or other materials are used at the drip openings to help keep moisture seeking roots out, so imagine guidelines on plant placement may be different than for above ground sprinklers.
I'm not sure if it's traditional or drip... It's a Rain Bird with pop-up heads and the rubber tubing buried one foot under the ground. I did a search to try to find what the root "map" will be for Spartan Junipers. Since the above ground width is not too wide, I was thinking the roots may grow deeper instead of wider. Not sure though... Anyone have a site that shows root systems? If worse comes to worse, I'd want to dig up the sprinkler tubes
and move them to the middle of the yard... I was really hoping to create some privacy in the backyard.
The pop-up heads indicate yours is a "traditional" sprinkler/irrigation system (versus drip). Probably don't have to worry about relocating the pipes unless the place you want to plant is right above the buried lines. As long as you don't plant a tree so close to the pipe that the trunk base pinches or cracks it as it approaches its mature size, the lateral roots should rarely cause other problems. Most urban lots with both sprinkler systems and large trees have pipes running through lateral root zones which survive just fine. Soil variations, lot drainage, leaks and other factors can influence where the lateral roots grow; but in most cases having one grow large and close enough to an irrigation pipe to damage it is just one of those fairly random bits of bad gardening luck we occasionally encounter.


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