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Another great place to shop for Sirius Sat products is Amazon. They have more than just books! Enjoy SIRIUS Satellite Radio on the road! In conjunction with Pioneer "SAT Radio Ready" headunits and a "Sirius Connect" compatible tuner (sold separately), you can receive crisp, digital-quality sound from over 120 channels--including 65 channels for commercial-free music and more than 50 for sports (NFL, NBA, NHL games and others), news, and a wide array of entertainment programs. Allows you to connect SIRIUS satellite radio tuners to your compatible Pioneer receiver. Click to enlarge. View a connection diagram. Click to enlarge. "Sirius Connect" Compatibility Use a SC-C1 Sirius Connect Universal Tuner, or any of a number of Sirius Connect portable/transportable devices (sold separately). When your Sirius Connect device is connected, control and all audio come through the Pioneer headunit. The adapter sends station text/info to your Pioneer stereo's display, and lets you browse SIRIUS channels using your radio's controls. Replay Function Pause, rewind and replay up to 60 minutes of live radio with compatible Sirius Replay devices. (Available with FH-P800BT, FH-P8000BT, DEH-P700BT, DEH-P7000BT, DEH-P600UB, DEH-P6000UB, AVH-P5000DVD and AVH-P4000DVD only.) Game Alert This system can alert you when games involving your favorite teams are about to start. Just set up a game alert in advance, and you'll know when things are underway. Game Zone If your team is playing, you can display the score and other info from the game, even while enjoying the audio from a different station. You can also tune to the game broadcast channel, of course. Pass-Through Connection The CD-SB10 features pass-through connection for other Pioneer a/v add-ons, such as CD/DVD changers. About SIRIUS SIRIUS is a service offering over 130 channels of satellite radio featuring digital-quality music, sports, news and entertainment programming when and where you want it. We use three satellites to broadcast over 130 channels of satellite radio to listeners throughout the continental US and Canada. SIRIUS delivers the best 100% commercial-free music in virtually every genre. What's in the Box Pioneer CD-SB10 Sirius Bus Interface, Power Harness, Cable, Mounting Equipment, User's Manual PIONEER CD-SB10 SIRIUS INTERFACE CABLEFOR USE WITH 3RD-PARTY SIRIUS RADIO TUNERS ARKON SR052 9" Windshield Satellite Radio Mount 9" windshield suction pedestal has a suggested weight capacity of up to 20 lbs ; Installs without tools & ;can easily be transferred ;from vehicle to vehicle "9"" Windshield Satellite Radio Mount" The Arkon SR052 Windshield Pedestal XM/Sirius Satellite Radio Receiver Holder is approximately eight-inches long and is extremely strong. The suction on this pedestal has a suggested weight capacity of up to 20 pounds. This pedestal installs without tools and can be easily transferred from vehicle to vehicle. About Akron Satellite Radio Mounts Arkon Sat-Mount solutions are car mounts and holders for XM and Sirius satellite radio receivers. The satellite radio mounts/holders provide users with sensible and convenient alternatives for placement of their satellite radio receiver in the car or vehicle. Arkon offers a wide variety of satellite radio mounts for XM and Sirius. All Arkon satellite radio XM mounts feature the T-slot adapter that connects directly into the back of the XM radio receivers. For those with Sirius satellite radio or other portable satellite radio receivers, a special adapter plate that converts the T-slot to the universal four-hole pattern is included with every mount and holder. The Arkon mounts and holders are compatible with Delphi XM SkyFi and SkyFi2; Delphi XM Roady and Roady2; Delphi, Pioneer, and Tao MiFi XM2go; Sirius Sportster; Brix Streamer System SIR-STRPNP1; Jensen CK100SR; Orbiter SR4000; and Clarion Plug-and-Play Satellite Radio Mount Receivers. Get in the game with the plug-and-play Sirius Sportster 4 satellite radio receiver, which sports a new slim profile while still maintaining the same great features for which the Sportster series is known. Just like other Sirius-compatible receivers, the Sportster 4 offers a large, easy-to-read display, a rotary tuning knob, and accessible buttons, but now moves seamlessly into your car, home, or boombox. More significantly, the Sportster 4 maximizes the listening experience of Sirius radio's broad sports lineup, with the ability to decode the incoming Sirius digital-quality signal from more than 120 music, news, and sports channels. It's also easily transportable, and thanks to the bundled car kit, lets you listen to your favorite satellite radio programs while driving. An easy-to-read, six-line display tells you the channel name and number, category, artist name, song title, and time simultaneously. The receiver also lets you program up to 30 presets of your favorite streams, as well as search by stream, artist name, song title, or category. And with a quick press of the One-Touch Jump button, you can instantly switch between the traffic and weather reports for your city or any of the other music, news, or entertainment channels. Other programming details include an S-Seek function that stores your favorite artists and songs and alerts you when one is playing on any of the music channels, direct station tuning via the numeric buttons, and a channel lock option. Time functions, meanwhile, include an onscreen clock, alarm, and sleep timer, as well as a program alert that allows the unit to switch to a preprogrammed stream at a selected time. The Sportster 4 really earns its stripes, however, with its variety of enhanced features designed specifically for sports lovers. The Game Alert feature prompts you when your favorite NFL or other sports teams are playing on Sirius. The Game Zone lists all of your favorite teams in one virtual category and lets you select a different team from each of the various sports leagues, including the NFL, NBA, NHL, and college sports. And what sports fan could do without the Sportster's instant replay function, which lets you pause, rewind, and replay 44 minutes of live radio? As soon as you tune to a channel, the receiver automatically begins storing the audio for later playback. The Sportster 4 also includes a built-in FM transmitter that sends Sirius radio programming to your vehicle's FM tuner, so you don't have to make a direct connection to enjoy the full array of channels. Simply set an empty FM frequency on your radio and tune the Sportster 4 to the same frequency. This function also works with other FM tuners, such as the one on your home stereo, but is easily paired with the car thanks to the bundled vehicle kit, which includes everything you need for listening to Sirius while driving. Components include a vehicle docking station, a suction cup mount, a vent mount, a DC power supply that plugs into your car's cigarette lighter, a roof-mount antenna, and mounting hardware. Sirius satellite radio is a subscription service that provides more than 120 channels of programming, from digital-quality music to news, talk, and sports. It is available only in the lower 48 states--not in Alaska, Hawaii, or U.S. territories. The Sportster 4, which measures 4.5 by 2.9 by 0.6 inches (W x H x D), is backed by a one-year warranty. What's in the Box Sportster 4 satellite radio receiver, wireless remote control, lithium battery, vehicle docking station, roof-mount antenna, suction cup mount, vent mount, cigarette lighter power adapter, mounting hardware, installation guide, Sirius channel information card, user's manual. Package Includes: Starmate Sportster 4, vehicle power adapter, vehicle antenna, vehicle dock, suction cup mount, remote . The SIRIUS Sportster 4 Plug and Play Satellite Radio and Vehicle Kit offers the functions you need for getting more fun and entertainment on the road. The new slim profile and vehicle dock offers easy installation and easy transport between docks. An FM Frequency List shortcut button gives you quick FM transmitter tuning changes. The improved MEMO with S-Seek stores settings and alerts you when a song or artist you love is being played. GameAlert prompts you when your favorite teams games are on and when the scores change MEMO with S-Seek alert stores names of your favorite songs, artists and programs and alerts you when they're playing on any channel Program Alert switches to a selected channel at a specific time 30 Presets - store your channels for easy access Direct Channel Access - dial up the channel you want and go to it now Built-in wireless FM transmitter Real-time clock Here are some more information for Sirius Sat: Take a typical nightmarish dream sequence you may have deep in the night, add ponderous acrobatics and aerobatics, an eerie story of clowns, death and a funeral, sprinkle in a carnival-like atmosphere ripe with little people and balloons, and inject a heart-pounding live, original score that combines with strange scenes that surround you like a psychedelics-infused blanket, and you've got Corteo. Last night I went to the Boston show of Corteo, another installment of the hugely popular Cirque Du Soleil. It's a circus, a theatrical musical, a gymnastics show and more. The audience surrounds a perfect circular stage, all under a gigantic big top that successfully blocks out every single photon of outside light. The entire circle, both stage and audience stands, is sliced in half by two curtains that were a semi-transparent gauze. Between these ephemeral barriers stand the props and actors/athletes who begin the spectacle. The story is essentially about a clown's funeral, although it took all six of my group to determine the exact plot post-show. It opens with a clown on his death bed, I think, although almost everything is a tinge unclear. And the ongoing mumblings of this doomed clown are in Italian to boot, so it was often tough following things. But he did take pity on the crowd occasionally and would blurt something out in English. It's difficult to put into words what I witnessed next. The lights and stage were gold, yellow, and earthy, the music was soothing yet bizarre, and this clown sat on a bed while accosted by all kinds of characters. They all started running by him on either side of the bed. Clowns prodded him, small men and women with sculpted bodies spun his bed around, and beautiful angle-wing laden women in tights clinging to elaborate and ornate chandeliers floated above him. The whole thing truly felt like some kind of mildly disturbing dream. And not just watching the dream, but actually experiencing the darn thing. The 'scenes' were rotated through strange and compelling theatrics and absolutely jaw-dropping acrobatics. The performers started bouncing on three different beds, flipping over each other, onto other beds and actually dribbling each other, all the while the stage rotated at a stately pace. They bounced around the stage like super balls ricocheting around a metal room. Then the ornate chandeliers that hung over the bed which had beautiful women hanging from them began to swing. The woman swung themselves around the entire place, all the while writhing and climbing among the chandelier lights and chains. It seemed like the show's wardrobe was 18th century French or Italian, with men's ballooning pants at the thighs, and capes and sharp collars, as they acted out some of the plot. But interjected in the plot were amazing physical feats. For instance, there was a scene where both men and women held onto man-sized sturdy hula-hoops that they spun around in while hanging on. They looked like they were just tossed onto the spinning circular stage out of the pocket of some benevolent giant. From the roof came a steady air raid of angles that hung on to wires and floated around the set handing various props to the actors. The second half was even more stunning than the first. It opened with some of the performers bouncing along a skinny, long trampoline that cut through the diameter of the stage. And then the trapeze act started above. Never a mistake, never a slip, just crazy body flinging at its finest. It's funny because I recently heard Howard Stern (the radio jock) try to get one of his regular listeners to do a stunt for his Sirius Satellite radio show. He wants Eric the Midget to "fly with balloons" by strapping him into something that would allow him to float from a bunch of balloons in Stern's studio. The whole thing is hilarious since Eric is ornery and stubborn and won't agree to it. Howard tries to continuously talk Eric into doing it, ostensibly a great idea that will launch Eric into stardom, really a thinly-veiled attempt at a desire for some good radio. But Cirque Du Soleil's Corteo beat Howard Stern to the punch. A little person flew, and it was magnificent, but it wasn't on the Howard Stern show. It was one of the most memorable scenes of the second half, and my favorite. It was a little person floating by balloons. Her name was Valentina, and her size was probably about three feet tall. The kooky Cirque people strapped Valentina into a little harness that was attached to five or six large, helium-filled balloons. I am not kidding. A teeny, tiny three-foot-tall woman named Valentina was floated around the inside of the big top by a bushel of weather balloons. What's more, she actually drifted over us, the audience, and would eventually descend onto the frenzied crowd. The clown on the stage instructed us to hold two hands up like a platform as Valentina came down out of the air. She would proceed to push off the pair of hands, squealing away like an exuberant pixie. The stunts in the second half were amazing. A man climbed up and down a ladder that was not leaning against anything. A woman traversed a high wire on her tip toes like a ballerina, then proceeded to climb up another high wire that was at a 45 degree angle! And more gymnasts performed intricate, synchronized parallel bar feats. The show ended with the whole crew out on the stage, the clowns, the gymnasts, the actors, Valentina, everyone. They all waved goodbye to the star clown who was flying up into the rafters, pedaling a bike that was suspended fifty feet in the air, and drifted away to heaven. Throughout the show I looked over at the friends I was with and invariably saw lots of smiles. I was thoroughly entranced the entire time, and I would absolutely recommend Cirque's Corteo to anyone, from eight to eighty years old. It was a great experience and I think it would be a great place to bring your kids, or a date. About the Author Las Vegas, Broadway Show & Concert Tour Tickets mailto: jason@oakwebworks.com There is a guy on sirius sat. had a song about everything that happened this years in hip hop whats tha name? it was all about everything that went on in 2007 he talkes about akon throwing a kid off stage to kanye and 50 cents beef whats tha name of that song and the artist?
It's the '07 Rap Up by Skillz. There's a video as well. K-State Prepped For Big 12 Tournament Thanks for visiting!
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Cirque Du Soleil's Corteo Review
Jason OConnor owns and operates Oak Web Works, LLC and also runs www.BestShowTicketsLasVegas.com.
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