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done, done done. it took almost 2 hours to get the last dtv hd receiver setup by them. it replaced a the master receiver which controlled all the other programming on all 10 of my receivers so everything had to be added manually
now i'm ready for the new sat to be sent into space. hope it dont crash and burn on take off
now i'm ready for the new sat to be sent into space. hope it dont crash and burn on take off
Got this from covers.
Lefty lovers
1. Toronto Blue Jays (.836 OPS vs. LHP, .729 OPS vs. RHP, +.107 OPS vs. LHP)
It’s not a surprise that right-handed sluggers like Vernon Wells, Alex Rios, Frank Thomas and Troy Glaus prefer to face southpaws. It is surprising, however, that quiet middle infielders Aaron Hill and John McDonald have combined to hit .344 and slug .539 against left-handers.
2. San Diego Padres (.773, .676, +.097 vs. LHP)
San Diego's central strengths are its starting rotation and its bullpen. The unimpressive offensive numbers, though, are almost entirely based on the team’s inability to hit right-handed pitching. The Padres’ bats actually rank in the upper half of the National League against lefties.
3. Milwaukee Brewers (.853, .765, +.093 vs. LHP)
Milwaukee’s biggest slugger, Prince Fielder, is the exception to the rule with the Brew Crew when he tees off on right-handers. It’s the Brewers’ lesser lights who make the team the NL’s most dangerous against southpaws, led by rookie Ryan Braun and his incredible .545 average and 1.295 slugging percentage.
Lefty lovers
1. Toronto Blue Jays (.836 OPS vs. LHP, .729 OPS vs. RHP, +.107 OPS vs. LHP)
It’s not a surprise that right-handed sluggers like Vernon Wells, Alex Rios, Frank Thomas and Troy Glaus prefer to face southpaws. It is surprising, however, that quiet middle infielders Aaron Hill and John McDonald have combined to hit .344 and slug .539 against left-handers.
2. San Diego Padres (.773, .676, +.097 vs. LHP)
San Diego's central strengths are its starting rotation and its bullpen. The unimpressive offensive numbers, though, are almost entirely based on the team’s inability to hit right-handed pitching. The Padres’ bats actually rank in the upper half of the National League against lefties.
3. Milwaukee Brewers (.853, .765, +.093 vs. LHP)
Milwaukee’s biggest slugger, Prince Fielder, is the exception to the rule with the Brew Crew when he tees off on right-handers. It’s the Brewers’ lesser lights who make the team the NL’s most dangerous against southpaws, led by rookie Ryan Braun and his incredible .545 average and 1.295 slugging percentage.
Looking for Mr. Right(handed)
1. New York Yankees (.734, .823, +.089 vs. RHP)
The Yanks’ .823 OPS against righties leads MLB, surprising considering New York’s two highest-profile players both swing from the right side of the plate. Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter, however, defy expectations and have combined to hit .335 and slug .586 against right-handed pitchers in 2007.
2. Arizona Diamondbacks (.659, .741, +.082 vs. RHP)
The D-Backs are a mirror-image of the Padres. It’s not like they pound right-handers into submission, they’re simply so atrocious against southpaws that they can't help but land on this list. Arizona is hitting only .228 against left-handers.
3. Cincinnati Reds (.709, .778, +.069 vs. RHP)
The Reds have hit 95 home runs against right-handed pitching, easily the most in MLB. Adam Dunn, Ken Griffey Jr. and Josh Hamilton have hit 49 of those bombs in just 535 combined at bats, but it should be noted that Hamilton recently went on the 15-day disabled list with a sprained wrist.
1. New York Yankees (.734, .823, +.089 vs. RHP)
The Yanks’ .823 OPS against righties leads MLB, surprising considering New York’s two highest-profile players both swing from the right side of the plate. Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter, however, defy expectations and have combined to hit .335 and slug .586 against right-handed pitchers in 2007.
2. Arizona Diamondbacks (.659, .741, +.082 vs. RHP)
The D-Backs are a mirror-image of the Padres. It’s not like they pound right-handers into submission, they’re simply so atrocious against southpaws that they can't help but land on this list. Arizona is hitting only .228 against left-handers.
3. Cincinnati Reds (.709, .778, +.069 vs. RHP)
The Reds have hit 95 home runs against right-handed pitching, easily the most in MLB. Adam Dunn, Ken Griffey Jr. and Josh Hamilton have hit 49 of those bombs in just 535 combined at bats, but it should be noted that Hamilton recently went on the 15-day disabled list with a sprained wrist.
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could you send me new FTP PW...also a few Qs re: direct tv
setting up a wall in my basement with a few tvs and getting the dish for nfl and cfb etc..(had service before but on 2 rec in 2 rooms) looking to get 2 dishes and 4 rec for 4 tvs...will each rec require special prog for the remote to work so that when i change a channel it wont change all 4 ? can u give advice as to best way to have this set up ..being it prob took you a few times to get stuff how u want it.
and if you could ...could you post pic you had before of your set up??
could you send me new FTP PW...also a few Qs re: direct tv
setting up a wall in my basement with a few tvs and getting the dish for nfl and cfb etc..(had service before but on 2 rec in 2 rooms) looking to get 2 dishes and 4 rec for 4 tvs...will each rec require special prog for the remote to work so that when i change a channel it wont change all 4 ? can u give advice as to best way to have this set up ..being it prob took you a few times to get stuff how u want it.
and if you could ...could you post pic you had before of your set up??
pw should be in your box.
remotes are a bigger prob than the tv, but the two hd tivo in the office can be put on seperate ir numbers so both the receivers do not change at the same time. same goes for the two other HD receivers you can have one setup with the slide in the full directv switch all the way to the left and the other is setup to av1
but you still get a little conflict from time to time with power turning tv's on and off because the two top are 42 panasonic plazma's and the two on the bottom are 46 LCD sharp aquos which i use most often as my ps3 and xbox 360 are hooked to them as well so they are on almost all the time
if you look close there a couple sets of wood door's below the bottom two lcd sharp aquos tv. i have the tivo's and ps3 and xbox and a bunch of other equipment in those. the doors need to be open to control the tivo's but the gaming equipment is ok to play with them close unless i use the wireless controllers vs hard wired
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