Yes. Computers will fit nicely on the student desk provided. Each unit includes a 10Base-T Ethernet connection to the campus computer network and to the Internet. Basic cable is provided by Cable One. If you like your music or television loud be sure to bring your headphones since volume is a concern for everyone.

A8. Normally there is not time to watch television during your stay but there is a television in the small lounge.

This is not my specialty. I'll tell you that right from the beginning. I often have to move such equipment but the homeowners will ultimately need to hook it back up themselves. I am a strong proponent of not letting the cable company dictate where the focal point is; they are not designers.

Yes, although this is extremely rare, and occurs in a condition know as photosensitive epilepsy, which only affects 2-3% of those who have epilepsy.

Yes. Each bedroom has a TV aerial point. Computer ports in bedrooms are available at a small extra cost. You must bring earphones with your stereo.

Not without special permission from the Interim Director, Viktor Berberi. Clients (students and faculty alike) are kindly asked not to reconfigure any wiring or add or remove any components without assistance from the Director.

Usually only a local station will come in. You could bring your own, or choose to rent our TV/VCR combo. We also have a large selection of movies to choose from.

Multi-system televisions of a size smaller than 29" usually have solely monophonic capabilities. Stereo sound will be found only in units that are 29" or larger, and in this case it would be better to inquire beforehand on the stereo output abilities of a particular model while purchasing it. All multi-system units are usually targeted at overseas markets where the specifications and norms for measuring televisions are not the same as those in USA.

A8: Yes. In fact, we encourage our clients to invite family and friends to attend the keepsake ultrasound session. This is a joyous and wonderful experience, one that can be shared with your family and loved ones. (Back to Top )

Certain facts must be stated in an original application before the Clerk's Office may accept a Will for probate.

Yes, students can bring both but should contact roommates to prevent duplication of equipment. Due to space constraints in residence hall rooms, it is recommended that couches, large stereo speakers, personal furniture, etc., be left at home. All rooms come with a basic cable service hookup (students must provide their own coax TV cable).

Yes, although students should consider the available space in their rooms before bringing too many items. A small bar fridge is preferable. Residents playing music and watching TV in their rooms should be mindful of the noise levels so as not to disturb the other residents. Please note: Peninsula Residential is not responsible for the safe keeping of your belongings, and it is recommended that you lock your room when you away from it.

Students may bring their own VCR, T.V. or stereo equipment for use within their flat. Because of safety concerns, all electrical equipment not purchases in Australia must be approved by the Buildings Supervisor before being used. Alternatively, many students rent a TV/VCR for communal use within the flat.

Students may bring these items to TSD, however, TSD is not responsible for these items if an item is lost or stolen. Each dorm room has a closet that can be locked and anything of value should be kept locked in the closet.

No. Some customers have fashioned glove boxes in place of the stereo. (We do not sell glove boxes.) Some customers choose not to have a stereo hole cut. If you do not want a stereo hole cut, you must tell us at the time you place your order.

A8. Tanzania and Kenya are terrific destinations for families and it is an amazing experience to share with children who are already enchanted with the idea of Africa and its wildlife. If you're considering taking young children, however, you should ask yourself if both you and your child can deal with the obstacles. For children under 5, Kenya and Tanzania are a mixture of fun - in the pool, on the beach, with other kids - and tedium - the 17+ hour flight, on a game drive, in a restaurant.

A8: Walking boots are recommended as they provide support to the ankle which reduces the risk of injury especially when trekking in the wet season (December - March). However it is important that your boots are comfortable and well worn-in and not brand new. Many people prefer to trek in tennis shoes but extra care should be taken. We do not recommend trekking in sandals or using new boots or hiring boots prior to the trek.

Not unless you have headphones. The music or movie that you find helpful to sew by may be completely distracting to another entrant. No publicly audible devices may be used.

Most DVDs today are produced with stereo soundtracks. With regard to VHS, many of our clients are using mono VCRs, so the VHS cassettes we distribute have mono soundtracks. The video master you provide to Fanlight should be clearly labeled to indicate whether it is stereo or mono, and include any other information the lab will need to mix down to mono when making VHS dubs.

With difficulty (sorry). See the above procedure to transfer Molscript labels to Raster3D. What I do is to bring the full-size (usually larger than one screen) image into GIMP and just type the labels onto it. Molscript V2 is again a different story; these labels will become stereo automatically along with the rest of the image. Raster3D does contain label support now, including stereo labels.

There is a utility program in Raster3D called stereo3d. It will take any [mono] input file to render, and produce a side-by-side stereo pair of the same scene.

Multisystem televisions which are smaller than 29" are generally monophonic only. Most televisions 29" or larger have stereo sound. Please inquire before purchasing regarding a television's ability to output stereo sound or not.

The most common solution is to run a serial extension cable. Multiple extension cables can be linked to obtain longer lengths.

No, normal CDs are CD-DA format; MP3s are in (yes!) MP3 format. Some new Discman-type players will play MP3s, but most don't like low-bitrate files. That means it will play audio CD-Rs (and even then you might expect hardware/media incompatibility due to different wavelengths used on DVD and CD media). Unless your unit specifically claims to play low-bitrate MP3 files you can assume it will not be able to play them at all. Consult your manual for specifics.

Sure, why not? It's not the good or bad programs you watch White Dot is campaigning against, but the activity of viewing - the hours you spend in front of the TV set, the things you will never do as a result, and a lifestyle that is as lifeless as it is heavily promoted. Television is an industry. And while it offers fantasy worlds of glittering celebrity, this industry's careers, business plans and share values all measure their success in the minutes of your ordinary life it can take away.