#3 isn't a good move. Run it through the receiver and let it do the switching. Might mean you've got to buy a few extra cables. Also, have you set the speakers to 'small' via the menu? If not, do so and then recalibrate using the Radio Shack SPL meter.
Outstanding stuff. To see what can be done with dirty rear car windows using things like popsicle sticks and fingers, check out http://www.dirtycarart.com/
Well maybe. Skill and fundamentals also play into it. I remember watching the big upset many years ago when UCLA got beaten by Princeton, a 1 vs. a 16 I think, because they couldn't overcome Princeton's fundamentals in the way of passing and finding the open person. I'd imagine that at the top...
the other day, specifically, the NCAAW basketball playoffs. I actually watched more of that than the men's. Anyways, as I'm watching, I couldn't help noticing how many 'right' passes weren't being made to a free person under the hoop at the right time. It got me wondering at which point do women...
I thought you ruled it out? Look, you can always have measurements performed to estimate the effect as a function of distance. Then just low ball the hell out of them and use the fact that housing prices have softened and you've got the power lines to deal with. Just understand, when it comes...
Yes, but it's not in proportion to what you give. Still, it's nice to give. If the wife put you in a new bracket, you could do what some people do. Get a divorce and live together.
I don't believe there is any credible evidence linking health disorders like childhood leukemia to the high tension power lines. A brief search in pubmed turned up a few links to read. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q..._uids=11076671...
I took German in HS (4 years) plus a year in college where we studied Faust which was taught by someone who did his pHD thesis on it. I also did 5 years of French in HS followed by a 1/2 year in college. For some reason, German never quite clicked with me but my French for a while was very good...
I'll just add one little thing and that is it really helps to have an engaging personality...one when you talk that people turn their heads and listen. I sometimes think that it wouldn't hurt to take speech, drama and acting classes in addition to whatever else you're focussing on.
No, it won't be an issue. Regarding optical (toslink) cables, maybe you've just been looking in the wrong place because at http://www.lifatec.com/Lifusa_patchcords.htm you'll find a 33 foot length is about $23.
Bryan, I've heard that this can often times be disputed by the individual but it might take some work. You've got one of two situations here. Either the doctor you used charges more than other anesthesiologists in the local area or the insurance company has a low-ball figure that's not...
The company making the stuff for everyone is located in Canada. It'll be interesting to see if they ran QC both in the lab and on animals being fed the stuff. One possibility as to why it might've been missed is that the preshipments and initial shipments did not show up any problems at which...
Jack, I posted this simply because it offended my personal sensibilities at least in the sense that I perceive the actions of the zoo to be profoundly compassionate. Kind of like when your kid finds a baby bird knocked from its nest and then feeds it in the hopes that it'll live. Personally, I...
Assuming that this wonderboard is rated for floor installations (1/2" I think), then you should find plenty of links regarding it's installation from the manufacturer. I take it you're concerned about height differential to the other room. There's also a cement board that's a bit thinner but...
Jeff, I'm not talking about laying the cement board directly on the joists. In my home there was the existing flooring, which I spoke about removing in order to put the cement board, and underneath that was further plywood flooring.
I have a foyer that's about 10' x 10' with a side closet where I ripped the old flooring out. It was very much back breaking work but having a teenaged son was an enormous help. I don't recall the brand I used but it seemed to be some kind of cement board with a mesh woven into it. The extent of...
Assuming that what you have underneath is something like plywood or an mdf type material, then you shouldn't lay the tile directly on it for the following reasons. The thinset will not adhere as well and this will result in both tiles coming loose but the grout also coming loose over time...