The latest issue in what has been a well-received series is The Ministry?s: The Annual 2005 ? It features a tasty mix of year?s spiciest dance tunes, served up on two CDs. CD 1is a frisky mix of big numbers that have held sway throughout British club scene. These include Armand Van Helden?s My My My, Call On Me ?Eric Prydz ? Soul Central?s Strings of Life and Girls by The Prodigy. CD 2 has a harder edge to it, and diamonds in this package would have to be Judge Jules? remix of Michael Woods, Delirium?s Silence, JJ?s So Special and Kristine Blond?s Loveshy. The limited edition box set has a bonus DVD, with plenty of piquant vid footage, as an extra condiment.

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The curved dish focuses incoming radio waves onto feed horn. The feed horn then passes signal onto receiving equipment. Ideally, there will be no obstructions, such as trees to interfere with signal from satellite to satellite dish. With no obstructions you receive a much clearer signal.

Some systems are set up to receive signals from more than one satellite. A new dish design uses two or more horns to pick up different satellite signals. As beams from different satellites hit curved dish, they reflect at different angles so that one beam hits one of horns and another beam hits a different horn.

The central element in feed horn is LNB (low noise blockdown converter) The LNB amplifies radio signal bouncing off dish and filters out noise (radio signals not carrying programming). The LNB passes amplified, filtered signal to satellite receiver inside viewer's house.

A cable is run from satellite dish into house and then connects to satellite TV receiver (black box) thus completing connection.