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Living room TV: https://peteswrite.blogspot.com/2021/12/sony-x85j-85-tv-review.html Sony ZD9 75" ( Sony TV review) Denon AVC X8500H ( Denon AVC X8500H review ) Dynaudio Confidence 1 Platinum (  Dynaudio C1 Platinum Review  ) Sony UDP X800 ( Sony UBP X800 Review  ) Sony UDP X700 Dynaudio Confidence C1 and Centre Platinum front and centre Usher 520 side surround back Monitor Audio Silver FX (Gen 6) in dipole mode for rear surrounds JL Audio E112 X 2 ( https://peteswrite.blogspot.com/2020/02/jl-audio-e112-review.html ) ArtNovion Corner Bass trap (https://www.artnovion.com/product-categories/3-bass-trap/products/390-bass-trap-corner-range) Anthony Gallo A'Diva for ceiling Atmos placement QED XT Revelations for front and centre speakers QED Micro speaker cable for the surrounds Monoprice Premium Cables from 4k players to amp and onwards to the TV Audioquest Snake subwoofer cable  Blue Jean subwoofer cable Wireworld Oasis 6 & 7 Interconnects Wireworld Oasis 6 power cables Assort

- switch on heater - get stool ready - bring up hot water flask to fill up tray for cotton balls  - place 10 cotton balls inside - get cloth for cleaning teeth, soak in warm water - turn off fan - place incopad under baby - get new clothes ready, swaddle cloth, two towels for bathing and bath towel - fill up tub, check temp - take cotton balls and wipe outwards - eyes, forehead, nose, face, chin, ears - take clothes off - bring baby to bath, wrap in swaddle cloth - hold baby with head facing bath, lower baby a bit  - take bath cloth and wipe head, use lots of water - place baby perpendicular to body / tub on towel - dry baby's head  - change grip, hold baby parallel to bath, but such that water falls out of bath tub - rinse private areas copiously  - change grip, grab thigh, with arm under head R hand, use left hand for washing - hold L thigh with L hand, place into warm water facing up - take one towel covered in water and place on chest - take other towel to wash b

If you are like many and have been forced to stay home for the past two years, a good system to watch those movies will be a nice thing to have.  If you have grown beyond those soundbars, and the entry level home theatre systems and want a decent system, I think a good price point is the 10k mark. Firstly, what does it NOT cover: - no TV or projector - no furniture - no blu ray player - no calibration - unless you're a good negotiator, it's not standard for such a low budget - room treatment and acoustic professional  What will this cover: - 1 sub - centre / sides / rear / front - cables - Atmos speakers - stands You can top up for better speakers / cables and change the fronts to towers or add an extra sub I would suggest around 2.5k to 3k for the front three, i.e. front R&L and centre Then around 600-800 for the side, rear backs and top Atmos speakers - four pairs.  Keeping them in the same family helps. Using the same speakers all the various surrounds helps, but make su

Firstly, I don't work for any of these folks, but I think I had a good time with them, so I'm giving them a shoutout. In my haste to running about, I managed to scratch my  bumper  against a post whilst shopping - boo! I also had a deep scratch that some terrible person keyed onto my  bonnet  within a week of my getting the car.. that has been an eyesore because it occured so soon after I got my car. I have tried polishing it off, but it was too deep for that. Thankfully, my  bonnet  was made from aluminium, so my agent said it's ok and it did not breach the base coat. I did ask around about doing that but the downtime was something I didn't want to incur so I have lived with the scratch for a while. However when I scratched my  bumper  and a bit of the side of the car, I decided I will get it fixed together. I also changed my battery, but the man came over to do it, and it was fast and smooth, I recommend Clement and the battery company:  8166 4455 He gave me a contact

Covid has made working from home the de facto state for quite a few of us. So that tiny 14 inch laptop screen simply will not cut it. And it also means we will be spending a considerable amount of time in front of our monitor and when we close that laptop or desktop, we may want to chill and get some light entertain in the form of some Netflix or other digital platforms. Yet we may not want to turn on the laptop or computer just to watch some streaming platforms. However if we have limited desktop space, we may not want to have too many things in front of us, so if only we have a single display that allows us to use it as a TV, a monitor and even as a processor too? That was pretty much a piped dream until Samsung's M7 monitor came along. This is a fine jack of all trades and fulfils those needs and even more. But does it do it well or is it merely a master of none? Firstly a  link to the official site: https://www.samsung.com/us/computing/monitors/smart-monitors/32-smart-monitor-w