For the first time in the history of the WTA Championships, the eight competitors represent eight different countries:
Victoria Azarenka--Belarus
Maria Sharapova--Russia
Agnieszka Radwanska--Poland
Serena Williams--USA
Angelique Kerber--Germany
Petra Kvitova--Czech Republic
Sara Errani--Italy
Li Na--China
Kvitova is the defending champion.
We expect more of Kvitova than others because it is plain to see that she has preternatural talent, something that cannot be taught. In full flight, there's nobody better. Nobody. Time to dust her feathers and get to the business at hand.
ReplyDeleteA satellite digital video recorder, or DVR, captures a satellite TV signal for storage on the internal hard drive and playback to a connected television. The signal passes through a coaxial cable connection to the DVR. Hooking up a security camera enables you to record an area under surveillance to the DVR, or simply monitor an area on a TV connected to the DVR without recording. Use a pair of coaxial cables with threaded RF couplers on the ends.
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2 coaxial cables
TV or video monitor
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Step 1
Switch off the security camera, DVR and TV or monitor.
Step 2
Push on the connector at one end of a cable onto the camera's output port, which is usually on the back edge. Twist the metal ring on the cable clockwise to hold it on the camera.
Step 3
Attach the other end to the input on the rear panel of your DVR.
Step 4
Connect the second cable from the DVR's output to the RF input on the television set or monitor.
Step 5
Turn on the power for the three components and tune the DVR to channel three or four, depending on the camera model.
Step 6
Watch the monitor or TV to view the area under surveillance from the camera, or record video by pressing the DVR's record button.