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Door closes off chimney
What a dumb thing to ask. If I close the door to the oven it closes off the chimney.
To cook then, won't the coals go out and then I would be smoking the stuff? I have looked everywhere for this answer.
I built my oven from the directions on this site.
I have chicken in there now but with the door cracked a half inch for air to keep coals going. Well, that is my assumption anyhow.
Re: Door closes off chimney
Usually, if you're cooking with stored heat the coals will be cleared out and door closed.
If you want to cook with live coals/fire you will need to not use the door at all or regulate air flow by placing the door partially open.
Re: Door closes off chimney
Here's the page you're looking for:
Pizza Oven Management | How Wood-Fired Ovens Work
George has it right: if there's a fire in the oven, you pretty much keep the door off.
Re: Door closes off chimney
Thank you both very much for your help. I suspect that my oven is not getting hot enough and not holding the heat for very long. It has only been fired 5 times or so.
I really do need to cook more and get on this forum more.
Much obliged,
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I applied online – interviewed at ABB.
Interview process was positive, there were some signs I may have miss read. As for the hiring process, mine and others have been riddled with slow(1-2 month) processing of starting you as a new employee. Meaning basic things you need to do your job won't be completed so you'll be walking on egg shells for a while. Then there's the matter of reimbursement. It is possible you may have a good experience with ABB however, I had a horror story and others have too. Things not being moved, things damaged, not being reimbursed, several month wait for payback, high expenses un accounted for.
I negotiated, they accepted, then they never followed through and reverted back to the original offer.
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I applied online – interviewed at ABB (Mount Pleasant, PA).
Interview was standard, all the questions were the usual kind and nothing off the wall or out of the ordinary. But, after my in-person interview, which took a full afternoon, travel time, all the usual preparation, etc. I was informed a few weeks later that they promoted an internal candidate. So it turned out to be a complete waste of my time. I didn't even have experience in ABB's industry, and I'm sure I was no match for the internal employee. So I think it is irresponsible of ABB to knowingly waste my day. If anybody from HR is reading this, I hope they resolve to stop wasting candidates' time when they know full well that they'll promote an internal employee.
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I got selected from a college campus interview, first technical written test was easy and passed, 2nd round with HR 1:1 was also easy... overall easy to crack
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Got another called up for an interview with HR a week after and was offered a week after that
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July 13-20 various locations across the North West
Walk to the summit of Orrest Head in Windermere for scenic views; visit the Fountains Abbey in Ripon; tour the estate of Tatton Park; go on the Hesketh Bank Heritage Trail; or follow a sculpture trail of Salford Quays on walks run by Booths supermarkets.
July 15 Hawkshead, Cumbria
Join a guided walk, about four miles long, taking in footpaths around this idyllic village in the heart of the Lake District. Hosted by the Dry Stone Walling Association, the route will highlight features of dry stone walling along the way. Hawkshead village centre, Cumbria, 1.30pm.
July 16 Keswick, Cumbria
Learn about hill farming in the Lake District at the Fell Gatherer Roadshow, hosted by The Farmer Network. See local breeds hill sheep and watch sheep being shorn by hand. Crow Park, Keswick, Cumbria, 11am-3pm.
July 16 Youlgrave, Derbys
A 90-minute walk beside the River Bradford guided by Christine Gregory, a writer, painter and wildlife photographer, and hosted by the Farming Life Centre. Bring binoculars. Youlgrave, Derbyshire, 1pm.
July 19 Hesket Newmarket, Cumbria
A historic walk and children's trail hosted by the Northern Fells Group. Hesket Newmarket, Near Wigton in Cumbria, 2-4pm.
July 19 Whitby, North Yorkshire
There's a cream tea at the end of these walks hosted by the Yorkshire Moors Agricultural Apprenticeship Scheme. One walk is for families; the other is for more experienced walkers. The Hayshed Experience, Fowl Green Farm, Commondale, Whitby, North Yorks, 9.30-11.30am.
July 20 High Legh, Cheshire
A four-mile walk starting at lunch time and stopping at Abbey Leys Farm and shop. Hosted by The Kindling Trust, which promotes sustainable living. Abbey Leys Farm, High Legh near Knutsford, Cheshire, 1pm.
July 16 Henfield, West Sussex
A guided walk on Woods Mill Nature Reserve, hosted by the Sussex Wildlife Trust. Woods Mill, Henfield, West Sussex, 2-4pm.
July 17 Stroud, Glos
An evening walk hosted by the Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group. Starting from the Edgemoor Inn, the route will progress across the common with views of Painswick. Walkers will be rewarded on their return with a barbecue or meal of local produce, depending on the weather. The Edgemoor Inn, Stroud, Gloucestershire, 6.30pm.
July 20 Harnhill, Cirencester
Visit the farm at the Royal Agricultural University. Manor Farm, Harnhill, Cirencester, 9am-4pm.
July 19 Little Milton, Oxon
A two-mile walk from Little Milton Community Shop to Great Milton for lunch, which you can walk off in the afternoon. The return trip will finish with tea and cake at the shop. Little Milton Community Shop, Thame Road, Little Milton, Oxon, 10.30am.
July 19 Chatham Green, Chelmsford
A guided walk through the Chatham Green Project run by the Wilderness Foundation, ending with tea and cake at the education centre. Chatham Green Project, Chelmsford, 10am-1pm.
July 20 Attleborough, Norfolk
A walk via the three village churches from Rocklands Community Shop to the cricket ground for a barbecue. Rockland All Saints, Attleborough, Norfolk, 11am.
July 18 Isle of Raasay
One gentle and one more adventurous walk, both hosted by the Raasay Community Association. The walk will end with tea and cake for the reopening of the only shop on the island. Isle of Raasay, 1pm.
July 20 Drummuir, Keith
Walk to Drummuir wind turbines and back from Braehead Farm. This walk is hosted by RSABI, a charity dedicated to the relief of hardship and poverty among people who have depended for their livelihoods on the land. Blackmuir, Botriphnie, Drummuir, Keith, 1pm.
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Great water sandal
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on 5/8/2014
I ADORE my water sandals and am so glad they have come down in price over the years. I get many compliments and question on them. The only thing I wish about them would be that the closers be on the other side of the show. When one has mobility issues, bending down to reach across the show to close them is very difficult. Over time, I am now able to put them on completely closed and just pull the back to finish getting my sandals on. Would be so much easier with the closures on the opposite side.
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They have lasted
from Huntersville, NC
on 9/1/2012
Been using my sandles for 2 years...still great! The slippery bottoms presented a problem until I discovered PLASTI DIP. It is a spray grip found at Lowes, Home Depot etc. in the paint area. Just spray the bottoms, let dry, repeat and good to go for several weeks.
Feels like walking on the moon
from Gaithersburg, MD
on 8/18/2012
I have bunions, heel spurs, and all sorts of ouchy foot problems. Most water shoes, even the most expensive variety, press on sore spots. These "Exer sandals" are a stroke of genius! Not only are they comfortable, but they protect my feet from the beating they take on the bottom of the pool when working out or racing around after 2 little girls.
I love these sandals !!!
Cindy K.
from Bethalto, IL
on 7/29/2012
Fit great ! Offer additional resistance ! Yes, one time my feet floated to the top and we all got a good laugh, but I still think they are great.! Would definitely recommend them.
I love these aqua shoes.
Karen G.
from Crestwood, IL
on 10/9/2009
I use these shoes for my water arobics class. They are great since they are easy to put on and off, adjust for the width, dry quickly, and work perfect in the pool. The shoes come in generic sizes. I purchased a M and I wear a women's 9. I probably could have gone a size bigger since my toes are a little longer than the sole but they still work great.
Excellent Support in Water
from Ontario, Canada
on 4/28/2013
I wear these in a water therapy class recovering from a lower broken leg. They give excellent support but are a little bit slippery on the bottom of the pool.
Aquajogger Exer Sandal
Tamara P. Chandler (Tamy)
from Colorado Springs, CO
on 3/25/2013
Sent it back because my toes were sticking out of the sandal. Guess I needed a bigger size. Like the Sphere sandal a lot better, so when I get my refund I will order the Sphere one which is cheaper and more efficient.
Great water shoes
from Kansas
on 3/1/2013
I wear these both in deep water and shallow. This is my second pair. The first one lasted three years with multiple use each week. I replaced them only because the velcro was becoming less reliable.
Aquafit shoe
Aqua Georgie
from Loomis, CA
on 12/2/2012
I love the shoes but have trouble using them because I cannot fasten one of them because limited mobility in my hip caused by a bone spur and arthritis. I can't reach it with both hands and I need someone else to attach it for me.
slippery when wet
from carlsbad
on 10/9/2012
slippery when wet, and light-weight foam that floats feet when doing aqua exercises. Nice and squishy when jogging or standing.
Good Quality
from Fort Mohave AZ
on 7/25/2012
I really liked them, they are very comfortable...the only downside is in my pool which has a smooth bottom they are a bit too slippery...I adjusted my workout to accommodate the slippery bottoms , but ideally it would be better if the sole was not so smooth. It makes it difficult to work out on the side of the pool..
Aqua Shoes
from Dayton, OH
on 6/27/2012
Very comfortable shoes for the water. I broke a toe and needed a pair of water shoes that didn't touch my toes and these shoes worked great.
water shoes
from DOTHAN,AL
on 6/22/2012
I am keeping the shoes but next time a will order one size larger. I wear a size 11 shoe. The sandal is a 10/11. I should of ordered the 12. They are jusrt a tad to small. But i really am enjoying twearing them in aquacise class. I like the fact that I don't have to pull them on just buckle them.
Jeanne C.
from Chicago, IL
on 6/18/2012
I jog in the pool and prefer an open toe sandal. The AquaJogger Exer Sandal cannot be adjusted to accommodate my narrow foot. Thus, my foot tends to move toward the front of the sandal when I jog. OK but could be better.
aqua jogger
from texas
on 5/15/2012
since these were made in China I am glad I ordered size 11-12. I wear a 10 and these barely fit. They are very adjustable but the clips are hard to clip with one hand for me. Also the bottoms are not pliable enough for walking in the water or wet surfaces. The soles are thicker than I like for a water shoe. They are more of a sandal for walking on a sandy beach.
AquaJogger Exer Sandal
from Annapolis, MD
on 4/20/2012
Very comfortable. Easy to put on and take off. Better than swim shoes as does not hold in water! Quite bouyant - your feet want to float to the surface till you get used to them!
A water shoe that fits
Extreme Rehab
from Menlo Park , CA
on 4/2/2012
Narrow feet are hard to fit in any kind of shoe.but I can adjust the AquaJogger sandal to fit snugly. It gives me some cushion for jogging on the concrete pool bottom, and I can wear it to the locker room. There's a little resistance to make my workout more effective.
adds to workout
from ga
on 3/27/2012
The soles are little slick for shallow water exercise and the straps can rub the skin
Annette C.
from Alta Loma, CA
on 3/24/2012
I love the shoes for water aerobics, but.... I wear 8 1/2 shoe and have an average width, that is sometimes considered wide. The aquaJoggers are the right length but the straps are so loose when at they're tightest, that my foot comes out the front and hangs over the toe. I really can't imagine anyone's foot being that length and thick enough to stay in the shoe. Incidentally, some people in my class were interest in the shoe but said they needed more of an arch. I hope this information is useful. You have potentially an excellent product.
Great water shoe
from St. Louis
on 3/21/2012
I wear between between a size 8.5 and 9 shoe and ordered the first pair a med. I thought they were to small so I sent them back and ordered the large. They are perfect and even a size up could wear these with room. They are a wonderful water shoe and shower shoe. I wear them in the pool and water walk in the deep in. They never come off and are as tight as you want them because you can adjust the strap. For the price they are great and give you support.


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Healthy Chicken Tetrazzini
|6 Ounce, broken into 3- to 4-inch lengths
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Instant chicken bouillon granules
|2 Teaspoon
|Whole chicken breasts
|3 Medium, skinned and halved lengthwise
|Sliced fresh mushrooms
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Coarsely chopped green pepper
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Skim milk
|1 2⁄3 Cup (26.67 tbs)
|3 Tablespoon
|1 Dash
|1 Dash
|Grated parmesan cheese
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Dry sherry
|3 Tablespoon
|Sliced almonds
|2 Tablespoon, toasted
Cook spaghetti according to package directions; drain.
Meanwhile, in a large skillet combine water and bouillon granules.
Bring to boiling.
Add chicken.
Return to boiling; reduce heat.
Cover and simmer for 20 to 25 minutes or till tender.
Remove chicken; cool.
Remove meat from bones, then discard bones.
Cut chicken into bite-size pieces: set aside.
Skim fat from cooking liquid.
Strain liquid, reserving 1 cup.
In the same skillet combine the reserved liquid, mushrooms, and green pepper.
Bring to boiling; reduce heat.
Cover and simmer about 5 minutes or till tender.
Combine milk, cornstarch, salt, and pepper; add to skillet.
Cook and stir till thickened and bubbly, then cook and stir 2 minutes more.
Stir in half of the cheese and the sherry, then fold in chicken and spaghetti.
Place mixture in a 12 x 7 1/2 x 2-inch baking dish.
Sprinkle with remaining cheese and almonds.
Bake in a 400° oven for 10 to 15 minutes or till heated through.


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|1 Cup (16 tbs)
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|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon
|Baking powder
|2 1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Boiling water
|4 Tablespoon
|1 Tablespoon
|Bread crumbs
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Heavy cream
|6 Ounce
|10 Ounce, frozen (1 Bag)
|Confectioner sugar
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Heavy cream
|3 Ounce
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
1. Beat eggs and sugar until foamy. Add flour combined with the baking powder and the boiling water. Pour batter in a well-greased cake pan (1 1/2 quarts) sprinkled with bread crumbs. Bake the cake in a 350°F oven for 30 minutes.
2. Let the cake cool. Cut the cake horizontally in two rounds.
3. Put one round cake layer on a serving dish. Place a saucer in the middle of the other layer and cut around the saucer, making a ring out of this layer.
4. Spread 3/4 of the whipped cream on the bottom layer.
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The 20th of April 1992 is an important date in music history. At Wembley Stadium there took place a concert in honour of Freddie Mercury, the great front-man of the music band Queen, deceased on the 24th of November of the previous year. The other band-members organized the event, inviting an immense number of artists to take part, for free, in this great occasion to sing their last goodbye to the legendary singer
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Amplification - Other causes of distortion
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Danny Dyer has apologised to fans after he pulled out a book signing amid cheating claims. The EastEnders star was due to meet fans at Bluewater shopping centre in Kent on June 22 to promote the publication of his new book, The Films Of...
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EastEnders actor Danny Dyer has felt the wrath of fans of Benedict Cumberbatch after he referenced him as a "posh boy" in a recent interview. The actor who plays the role...Entertainment Wise 2014-03-28
EastEnders actor Danny Dyer has felt the fan fury from Benedict Cumberbatch's loyal admirers after he called the Sherlock star a "posh boy" in a recent interview, insisting...Entertainment Wise 2014-03-28
Odds on Danny Dyer's future in EastEnders have been revealed, on the same day it was announced he had landed a role in the BBC soap. Earlier today (October 1), it was...Digital Spy 2013-10-01
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I first met Danny back in 2007 in now defunct London nightclub the Embassy. I was a very green would-be filmmaker who'd met Dyer's frequent co-star Tamer Hassan a few weeks before. If I was expecting a sweary wannabe gangster in a long coat the truth could not have been different - my first impression of Dyer was that he was very polite, a little bit shy and taller than I had...GQ Magazine 2013-12-31
Danny Dyer. In EastEnders. The two things together still don't quite seem believable, but it really is happening. Come Christmas, Britain's No.1 Geezer Actor will be swapping laddish Brit flicks for pulling pints in the Albert Square. Here are 9 reasons we haven't calmed down since the news was announced earlier this week. 1. Do we need any other reason than this? Thank u for...Digital Spy 2013-10-02
Danny Dyer has been cast in an upcoming British thriller titled Assassin. The Run For Your Wife actor will star as a contract killer who discovers that his latest victim is the estranged father of his girlfriend. Jonathan Sothcott will co-produce the project with JK Amalou. Sothcott previously worked with Dyer on the action movie Vendetta. Amalou will also direct the film from...Digital Spy 2013-07-04
We're massive fans of cockney geeezah Danny Dyer here at Digital Spy, so imagine our excitement when he turned up in ITV2's Plebs this week playing not just a sexy gladiator, but a sexy gladiator who doesn't mind slipping out of his armour. Danny Dyer naked in 'Plebs' The man otherwise known as Malcolm Smith made some of our more exotic...Digital Spy 2013-03-27
Hopefully British actor Danny Dyer has thick skin. After the Doghouse star decided to weigh in on Cumberbatch, a number of supporters crawled out of the woodwork on social media to give the guy a virtual whipping. Then again, this is precisely the sort of thing that tends to happen when you mess with an actor who has a very loyal and rabid fanbase. During chat with Woman...The Inquisitr 2014-03-28
Danny Dyer does his patented Dyer Stare all the way through this bizarre and ludicrous piece of revenge porn ...The Guardian 2013-11-22
Warning: this interview includes hefty swearing. It also begins with an admission: I've probably seen less than one-tenth of Danny Dyer's prodigious output – just three films out of his staggering tally of nearly 40 British movies made in less than 15 years (perhaps, like me, you didn't know they made that many British movies). But for the record, I thought he outshone his...The Independent 2013-04-20
Daniel John "Danny" Dyer (born 24 July 1977), is an English actor, media personality, and chairman of Greenwich Borough, a non-League football team.
Dyer was born in Custom House, an area of East London, to Antony and Christine Dyer (née Meakin). He now lives in Debden, Loughton, Essex with his longtime girlfriend, Joanne Mas, and their daughters Dani and Sunnie.
A lifelong player and fan of football, Danny is a big West Ham United fan, in late December 2007, Dyer became the chairman of Kent League's Greenwich Borough in South East London, appointed by fellow actor Tamer Hassan, president of the Kent League football club, stating: "I just love football and the chance of being involved with a club is like a dream come true." The appointment was actually a publicity stunt to raise the profile for the club.
Dyer was discovered at a local school by an agent who auditioned him for the part of Martin Fletcher in the Granada Television series Prime Suspect 3 (1993), beginning his acting career at 16.


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NEW YORK -- As much as he likes Theo Epstein -- ``I love him to death," said Bronson Arroyo -- he hasn't called the Red Sox general manager since Epstein traded him to the Cincinnati Reds in March.
``If I called him when I'm pitching so good, I don't want to feel like I'm calling and saying, `Hey, you [messed] up.' I don't want to do that to him. I'll call him one of these days, but I don't want to be going too good because I don't want him to think that's the reason I was calling."
Hard to imagine things going any better than they are these days for Arroyo, who has morphed from an expendable arm with the Red Sox to Cincinnati's ace, the primary reason the Reds are the surprise leaders in the National League wild-card race.
When Reds manager Jerry Narron was asked the other day about Arroyo's chances of starting the All-Star Game, he said, ``That's an automatic. He's got a chance to win the Cy Young."
A chance? ``He's my pick for Cy Young," said Pedro Martínez, who watched Arroyo shut down the Mets' potent offense here earlier this week for his ninth win of the season, just one fewer than league leader Tom Glavine, while lowering his earned run average to 2.47, just a hair behind Chris Carpenter of the Cardinals (2.46).
``I guess you never expect to get off to the kind of start I've gotten off to," Arroyo said. ``Especially on a team that wasn't expected to win a ton of games. So, yeah, I mean, I can't complain about a two-and-a-half ERA. That's about as good as you can get. It's hard to do too much better."
Did Arroyo, who with his assortment of curves, sliders, and changeups all thrown at varying speeds and arm angles was dubbed a poor man's El Duque (Orlando Hernandez), walk into Reds camp expecting to be anointed the team's No. 1 starter? Of course not. We're talking about a guy who was on the waiver wire when Epstein claimed him in 2003. Did he believe he could pitch this well? Absolutely.
``I watch TV now and then," he said. ``I laugh at people. I [was watching] `Pardon the Interruption,' and they were saying something about 90 being the over-under for wins for the Reds this year. I think the other guy said under and [Bob Ryan] said under, too. He said, `I like Bronson Arroyo a lot, but he's not that damn good.'
``I love when people say stuff like that. Curt Schilling told me I couldn't pitch 230 innings with this body. Well, I'm going to do it and I ain't going to get hurt doing it, either ``I always thought I could do this in the game, after being with the Red Sox. I have this much confidence in myself ever since midway in 2004, once I got the ball every fifth day and showed I could win in the harshest environment. I knew I could pitch, I just didn't know I'd get off to a start like this."
Star quality
In buttoned-down Cincinnati, where he isn't competing for attention with the likes of Johnny Damon and Kevin Millar, the laid-back Arroyo, with his long blond tresses, guitar, and willingness to say whatever is on his mind -- he ticked off the Pirates earlier this season by saying he was embarrassed to lose to such a weak team, then repeated himself the next day -- is already in demand.
He did a stand-up gig as a sports reporter for one TV station, cut an ad for a car dealership that was dwarfed in popularity by an outtake, in which he utters a mild profanity, that wound up on the Internet, and last week teamed with Raquel Aurilia, wife of Reds infielder Rich Aurilia, for a benefit concert that raised $35,000 for the team's charities.
All of that has helped to take the sting out of the day that left him brokenhearted, when Epstein informed him he'd been traded for outfielder Wily Mo Peña just weeks after he'd signed a three-year deal and declared his intention to remain a member of the Sox forever.
``Yeah, I've gotten adjusted over here," he said. ``You know, the only thing I really miss is 35,000 people going crazy every night. Other than that, my teammates are good, the field's fine, the city's good, I'm enjoying myself. It's easier for me to pitch over here, so inevitably, in the end, it's going to make me more money."
While Martínez, for one, adamantly disputes the prevailing notion that it's easier for a pitcher in the National League because of the absence of the DH, Arroyo not only embraces that argument but takes it even further.
``The lineups aren't very strong," he said. ``The strongest lineup in the National League probably isn't as strong, or as tough to pitch to, as Toronto or Baltimore. If everybody's healthy in St. Louis's lineup, that's probably the only one that can compare. The White Sox are tougher, Detroit this year is probably pretty tough, and then you have the Yankees, Toronto, and Baltimore in that division 19 times a year. I mean, it's hard to pitch over there.
``I've always said if you have a sub-four ERA in that division, you're pitching your butt off. Even guys winning a lot of games, like Schilling, have ERAs over four because it's hard to manage the game when the lineups are so good and so deep." Arroyo is aware of how the Sox found themselves short of starting pitching this spring, after David Wells broke down and Matt Clement first struggled, then went on the disabled list.
``People call me all the time, tell me that they're talking about me on NESN and WEEI, that Theo's taking a lot of heat. I love Theo to death, man, but if you trade me [and] I don't want to be traded, I hope I win 20 games and I hope at the end of the season he sits at home and says, `[Expletive], I wish [he] was still [here].'
``What else can you want? You know what I mean? That's just the way it is. I don't have any hard feelings toward him. I realize he's trying to do the best he could for the team, but my agent told him the day I was traded, `You're going to wish you still had him at some point this season, you watch.' "
Arroyo said he'd heard what Epstein had said on the day of the trade, that the decision was unanimous to trade him. Wells had told the Sox that he was healthy and could pitch, and the Sox took him at his word. With Wells's track record of winning, Arroyo said it was understandable that they believed him.
But he still didn't think he'd be traded.
``In my mind, the way that organization works, John Henry must have said yes, Larry Lucchino must have said yes, Terry Francona must have said yes, and so did Theo Epstein," Arroyo said. ``They felt they were doing the right thing, obviously. If they said it was a unanimous vote, who knows if it's true or not, that's what he said.
``I've never played in another place where the owner and CEO of the team come down to the manager's office and question the decisions he made that night. I don't know how frequently, but I know for a fact [that happened]. I was never there, but I've been told by people who were in the room that they've come down and said, maybe, `Why did you bring [Mike] Timlin in in the seventh with two outs?'
``That whole relationship is pretty wide open, as far as them wanting to get everybody's input. I never played in a place where trainers were out giving batting tips to hitters, either. All that stuff happened over there, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. [Former assistant trainer] Chang Lee used to be down there, hitting with [Mark] Bellhorn on the tee, which was weird, but it worked. Nobody had too big an ego."
Arroyo said he has benefited from pitching in Boston.
``It helped me a lot," he said. ``It helped me to manage a game like the one here, in a city that's very excitable at certain points of the game. It helps you deal with different things that can come at you during the season that maybe if you haven't been exposed to could bother you."
If it had been Arroyo's call, he never would have been traded. Hey, if it had been up to Arroyo, all of the guys who won a World Series in 2004 would still be in Boston.
``In my mind, they hadn't won a World Series in 86 years," he said. ``Insurance pays off people's contracts. I have no idea why we wouldn't have signed back everyone, and I mean everyone. The only guy I thought we had to get rid of was either Millar or [Doug] Mientkiewicz, because neither one of them wanted to be a role player.
``Other than that, I don't care what your ego is, I don't care what kind of beef you have with guys, I'd sign [Derek] Lowe back, I'd sign Pedro Martínez back, I'd bring back every single guy on that team.
``Because it worked, plain and simple. Eighty-six years, it worked. Why not try it again? In '05, we run away with that division without changing the team. We tied the Yankees with the exact same record and we didn't have a No. 1 all year, because Schilling hurt himself. If Pedro Martínez is there, we win the division by seven or eight games, we go to the playoffs, and we sure as hell don't get swept by the White Sox. But that's just me."
Bronson Arroyo, ace of the Reds. Arroyo, lock for National League All-Star. Arroyo, Cy Young Award candidate. The guy who never wanted to leave.
"My mission is to be the ray of hope, the guy who stands out there on that beautiful field and owns up to his mistakes and lets people know it's never completely hopeless, no matter how bad it seems at the time. I have a platform and a message, and now I go to bed at night, sober and happy, praying I can be a good messenger." -Josh Hamilton
Im getting bored by all the "never wanted to leave" talk.
How about talk about the success your having in Cincy and not all the talk about all the success Boston is missing out on Arroyo?
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Because, don't you know that New England is the center of the baseball world. While the team might not have egos, the fans and writers sure do. Getting traded from Boston to anywhere is transforming from the owner of the Maisonette to the third shift guy at UDF. Get with the program, Smith, geez. Don't you watch ESPN?
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I have Insight cable and last night, ESPN-HD was free... I have lots of learning and now I can do it in HD fashion. YES!Originally Posted by Heath
Just because ESPN and FOX fawn over Boston and New York doesn't mean there's no merit to it.
Boston is an electric place to play, for the very reasons Bronson stated. It would be pretty strange for him not to have been disappointed with the trade after signing his deal.
I prefer his honesty over "Nuke Laloosh" speak.
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I hear you loud and clear. I love what he's doing on the mound here, but I'm growing very tired of his (seemingly) me-me-me attitude.Originally Posted by smith288
It seems like his motivation isn't to win games for the Cincinnati Reds, it's to rub things in the face of the Boston Red Sox and I'm sorry but that's not ok with me.
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We'll burn that bridge when we get to it.
Originally Posted by redsfan30
There's a VERY good chance that Bronson did talk more about what he likes in Cincy. This is a Boston Globe article and you know they edited most of that stuff out.... I'd venture to say only 20% of the interview made it into the piece.
Cedric 3/24/08It's absolutely pathetic that people can't have an opinion from actually watching games and supplementing that with stats. If you voice an opinion that doesn't fit into a black/white box you will get completely misrepresented and basically called a tobacco chewing traditionalist...
Time after time, you read stuff about "I bet they wish they had me back" or "I bet they wish they hadn't traded me".Originally Posted by registerthis
Whether it's right or wrong, it's just the impression I get.
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This is true.Originally Posted by Team Clark
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If it were me, I'd say "no more interviews to the bostonians...follow me in the boxscores and through cincy interviews".Originally Posted by Team Clark
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Think about it from the reverse angle - Sean Casey.
Isn't Casey on the radar as a FA next year?
Some people play baseball. Baseball plays Jay Bruce.
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Re: February TTC
posted at 2/8/2011 3:36 PM ESTgood way to put it Kar :o)
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/8/2011 9:02 PM ESTGood luck to you tc! I hope this cycle works for you! Keeping my fingers and toes crossed.
I agree that the HR recommendations for exercise are very outdated. My OB told me abs can increase the risk for diastasis recti (separation of the midline abdominal muscle) and that was enough for me to steer clear of abs after early second trimester. I still golfed, body pumped, turbo kicked and zumba'd throughout about 8 months. The bladder and braxton hicks contractions ended up stopping me.
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 9:46 AM ESTBostongrl, I'm really sorry to hear that. But glad you can hop right back on the TTC train in short order! You've got a great attitude.
Like others, I've heard that it's great to maintain your exercise routine through pregnancy. Though I'll admit that when I see a heavily pregnant woman chugging along the Charles, I cringe - but maybe that's because I have a tendency to trip and fall when I run! I think I'd probably limit my runs to the safer confines of a treadmill (though I've fallen off one of those, too...hmm, maybe I'd need to take up water aerobics!).
I have a related, though weird, question. I'm getting ready to start round 1 of Clomid. If all goes according to plan, the big O - and hopefully conception - would happen a day or two before a planned family skiiing day. I'm dying to ski - but thinking I should play it safe and try not to jostle any potential embryo! Does that sound crazy, or sensible? ;)
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 10:08 AM ESTYour baby's cells wouldn't even be implanted in the uterous yet nor would you even have a BFP, but those cells would be completely insulated and safe from jostling. I understand you're super anxious to have a baby and want to be sure to not do anything to threaten it, but that particular concern is a bit on the insane side, yeah. ;) Seriously, though, if you feel strongly that it's a risk, ask your OB and put it to rest.
ETA: I'd go, and I want a baby as much as the next gal.
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 10:23 AM ESTTangerine - you should be fine to go. I was on Clomid and am convinced that my baby was conceived the weekend of a wedding, where not only did I drink too much champagne, but I danced until the small hours... including a rambunctious jumping dance move to "I've Got a Feeling"!
Even when the baby starts to grow, it is pretty safe and well padded in there - I was cross country skiing at 14 weeks (and I am far, far, far from a good skiier!).
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 10:38 AM ESTMaybe just skip the double black diamonds and go with the easiest possible route down the mountain.
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 10:46 AM ESTGestation has to allow for jostling or no gestating creature would ever make it.
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 10:48 AM ESTHaha, thanks, ladies! I thought it might be a bit insane...seems like there's sooo much info out there on what you shouldn't do that it's easy to take it too far. Unless I'm told otherwise by my RE, I'll be strapping on those skis (but taking it easy, since multiple wipeouts wouldn't be good for me OR any potential new cluster of cells ;)
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 10:54 AM ESTIndeed, I'd be more worried about breaking my neck and killing both of us!
I understand, you want a baby sooooo bad that you think and worry about everything. But, as you strap on those skis and start to get nervous, again, just think about how the planet would look if jostling were dangerous to newly conceived mammals. Where is everybody? LOL
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 11:05 AM EST
Just be sensible. I doubt the jostling would be as much of a concern as a major wipe-out on a really steep, icy trail.
Wear a helmet and make smart choices about which trails you ski. There may not be as much thrill in a long, meandering green, but it still gets you out there. I actually prefer that.
ETA: My only major concern would be having to get an x-ray if I did fall, knowing that I could be in the earliest stages of pregnancy. You can still fall on easy trails, but the risk is lower.
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 11:18 AM ESTUnless your doctor has told you not to do something, why on earth would you not continue to live your life while TTC? Sometimes people try for years to get pg. They still go skiing or engage in other active activities. I get that Clomid treatments are only for a certain amount of time, but unless you are told by a medical professinoal not to do something b/c it might interfere w/ the treatment, or for some other reason, then just keep on keeping on. I think you might be overthinking this one.
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 11:37 AM ESTAlf - that was another thing I was thinking of saying , but I didn't want to sound harsh.
As much as you want to get pregnant, you can't let it rule your life. It is bad for you, bad for your mental health and potentially very bad for your relationship. These things can take time (weeks, months, years) and if you focus everything around it and plan your entire life around it, then, well, you stop enjoying life.
Unless instructed otherwise, keep living as you always have done (unless of course there are things you should change, like drug use, smoking etc!).
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 11:40 AM ESTYeah, along those "live your life" lines, only damaged DNA (that has nothing to do with Mom's actions) will spontaneously abort at that early point, generally speaking. I'm sure there could be exceptions, but...
ETA: When you're worrying about stuff that strikes you as "possibly irrational," remember that women conceived babies and gave birth in physically demanding covered wagon trips across our rugged country. They did the same when fire was a big deal and the wheel was new.
The 2 week waits will make up half your life from now until you get pg, and I think ALF's point is really good - that 1/2 could end up being a big portion of your life even with the help you're getting.
But, an x-ray would be a no-no for me, as RFBF said. However, of course, you can get in a car wreck or slip in your driveway any time.
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 12:10 PM ESTIf you do get hurt while you're in the 2ww, tell the ER you could be pregnant. They deal with that all the time and have protocols to handle it as safely for the potential embryo as possible.
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 2:57 PM EST
AF showed up today which s*cks! My temps were doing so good then they started to drop yesterday. We are headed to the RE office on Friday for more blood work to get started on Clomid.
Those of you who have been of the TTC for over a year...Do you have any good tips on keeping yourself/ DH sane?
I hope you all are doing well and good luck!
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 3:44 PM ESTSorry tomarra! I think she is about to show up for me later today or tomorrow. Very frustrating indeed. It's been 6 mo for me so I have no advice on how to keep sane. I called my obgyn and made an appt for Monday to have her check things out. GL!
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 3:46 PM ESTI *wish* I had good tips on keeping myself sane! I've mostly tried to keep to my regular routine and do the things I want to in my life--that is, keep my exercise routine, eat the food I want to, etc. I keep drinking to a minimum during the 2ww, but I have the occasional beer with friends. Overall, I just try not to let ttc take over more of my life than it has to. I don't mind changing my life for pregnancy, but until then, I try to keep doing the things I enjoy.
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 4:22 PM ESTI've been TTC since 2008. The only thing you can do to keep yourself sane is let it go. Either you are going to get pg or you aren't. DH and I had numerous discussions that we can still lead fully happy lives whether we have kids or not. I had a mc last year [year ago next Tuesday in fact]. I doubt I'll get pg again - I'm going to be 39 in June and I have no interest [for various reasons which aren't worth going into b/c they will just generate a firestorm] in taking any fertility medication or pursuing IVF/IUI or any other method of assistance. Put on the Stones and have a glass of wine: You can't always get what you want, but if you try, sometimes, you get what you need. I have DH. Anything else is gravy. It took a long time to get to that point.
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 4:36 PM ESTAlf and Thistle both said it well. I was trying for nearly two years before I feel pregnant (nearly 20 weeks ago, yikes!).
Don't let the mission to get pregnant be all consuming. Maintain other interests/hobbies etc. Talk about other things with DH. Don't plan your life around 'what ifs' or 'just in case' (for example, don't say no to a vacation with friends in the summer "just in case" you are five months pregnant by then).
This said, do vent - and allow your DH to vent too. He may or may not be as expressive with his emotions, but the process can be equally as frustrating for him too.
Do allow yourself to get upset and angry (and you will. When your best friend calls to tell you her great news, when your sister in law falls pregnant one month after trying etc etc). Get upset and angry, let it out and move on - and don't get angry at the people, it's the situation.
And if, like Alf, you get to the point where you are content to not have kids, then that is great too - really, and I don't say this as "some smug pregnant woman", but there really is more to life than breeding, and I am sure you and DH can contribute much more to the world than just continuing your geneaology!
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 4:43 PM ESTJust to clarify, we are still actively TTC. But I am a realist: I will be 39 in June and have no interest in using modern medicine to make myself get pg if I cannot otherwise do it the way nature intended. My chances are slim at this point - that's just life. Prill is right - there is more to life than procreation. If we have kids great, but we are still going to have great lives and be of use to society even if we can't continue our lineage.
I don't understand [and never did] getting angry at other people who get pg or who get what you would like to have. Your life is not lessened in any way by their luck/joy. You can't compare yourself to other people. It's okay to be irritated briefly, but you have to let it go and not spend the weekend weeping about it. It's really not healthy for TTC to be allconsuming.
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/9/2011 4:46 PM ESTALF, great post. Honest and forthright.
I guess I might like it so much because can relate. I used to cry every time AF arrived. Now, 2 years and a very early m/c later and also at 39 and not willing to go to extra lengths, I've decided that if it happens it happens, if it doesn't it doesn't. I'm truly happy with my life.
It was a process. Not sure how to advise someone to get there - it's a journey each of us has to take in our own way, I think. Acceptance of the fact that we just don't have control, though, is key. Even for all the temping, timing, seducing, dipping test strips, seeing an RA, getting shots, taking pills, not taking pills, etc., we just can't make it happen. How you come to accept that is personal.
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/10/2011 8:34 AM ESTAnd another word of advice - don't just BD to procreate! Try to keep it fun!
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/10/2011 9:55 AM ESTI have a slightly different take then Alf. I think you have to do what you feel comfortable doing. For me the idea of if I get pregnant naturally great, if not that is fine didn't work. (As an aside I do think that is a super healthy way to think). I pretty much had an idea from the get-go that I would have problems b/c my oldest sister is infertile and adopted.
I knew I would want to pursue reasonable (in my mind) methods to help me get pregnant. Soooo.... during the TTC process my husband and I took trips, took up golf together and really enjoyed our time without kids. Nothing really lessens the blow of AF coming or a failed cycle but it certainly helps if you are having a good time otherwise. I would recommend not taking pregnancy tests and waiting for AF. Whenever I was doing a cycle I would have a plan in place if that cycle failed. Sometimes this took a little prodding of the RE but I found it infinitely helpful. If this IUI doesn't work, will proceed to IVF. If the 5th IVF doesn't work will proceed to donor. I allowed myself a few hours of grief after a failed cycle and then really tried to shake it off after that.
I tried to never get excited about a cycle. I know this sounds pessimistic but I did not find it helpful to be hopeful. Anyone who tells you wishful thinking will get you pregnant has never been through infertility treatment.
I also decided that nothing I was doing was impacting my chances of getting pregnant. I refused to take responsibility for my infertility b/c I know I was not to blame. I just wouldn't let me mind go there. I never charted or temped - as Kar says so much of this is just beyond our control.
I told everyone who wanted to know about our infertility - including everyone at work. This is not a good idea for everyone but it completely stopped people from asking when I was going to get pregnant, etc. I found that incredibly helpful and I found that people were very sensitive to what was going on . It was great to talk to other people in addition to my husband about our difficulties .
Anyway, I hope you find these tips helpful. The whole process just stinks. I cannot imagine just getting pregnant from BD'ing!
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/10/2011 10:22 AM ESTI told almost no one, including none of my family members, that we were ttc--so almost no knows about my two failed pregnancies, either. But now that we're officially pursuing treatment for infertility, and it's taking up so much of my attention and energy (I have to have a normal BMI before they'll treat me, and getting there isn't easy) I kind of want at least some people to know what's going on. Is it a terrible idea to share this information? Any suggestions on how to broach the conversation, now that it's kind of belated?
Re: February TTC
posted at 2/10/2011 10:58 AM ESTthistle, I'm kind of in the same boat in that I'd like to share with people now that I chose not to at first about the early m/c. But, like you say it's "old news," now, and I wonder if they'll be hurt.
BUT, the fact is, it was YOUR very personal experience to share (or not). You had every right to wait until you were comfortable talking about it to mention it to anyone. I think people who love and care for you deeply will understand if you frame it that way. Something like, "I know you totally would have been there for me at the time, but I needed to work it through on my own, and knowing you would have been there if I changed my mind was enough. Thank you for that," would probably dispell any bad feelings. I haven't done it myself, though, yet. Haven't decided I truly want to.


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Controls for Virtual Console? (GameCube controller)
I hope they are the same as Melee/Brawl's default button setup... (Tell me what every button does, please.)
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Hey have you downloaded this game yet? It's out in Europe.
(a) Button= Standard attack (B) Button= Special. +C-Stick used for jump. X / Y also work for jump.
Controls are similar to Melee and Brawl, however, you cannot ''air dodge'' or dodge with ''Shield + Down'' and ''Smash attacks'' with button (a) cannot be charged, as these are not present. It is better than the N64 controller in fact, because the control stick is obviously not loose; it really feels like you are playing the Gamecube. Some special moves are not there.. for example, PK Flash- Ness, Rollout- Jigglypuff, Mario's Cape, arrows- Link etc, as a result, Link will hurl the boomerang with neutral (B), Jigglypuff pounds with neutral (B), Ness throws PK fire (B) etc.
It's a minor change you will feel.. It's very much like Melee and Brawl.
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The controls are the same from the melee or brawl games, using the classic controller or the game cube controller.
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I am trying to set up automatically clicking on a button associated with an autocompletetextbox and am having trouble. I am using the following instructions that were written for a selection from a drop down list.
1. Make the Control ID of the button "woohoo" (no dbl quotes)
2. For the DropDownList, add a AttributeKeyValuePair custom event to the Custom Events in Functionality / Behavior
Make the event onpropertychange, and add the event handler script as follows:
var button = document.getElementById('woohoo');
Is there something I should be doing differently?
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I just use this:
EDIT: Sorry, this only seems to work with other components, tried it with autocomplete textbox and nothing seems to work, I think its the onpropertychange that might be wrong, tried OnBlur & OnAfterUpdate, the only reaction I got was from OnFocusOut (but its not quite right when user clicks outside of box it activates)
Yes, I am using the autocomplete feature. I type in the first few characters of a person's name and then select the user I want. I then have to click a button to select the user and populate the grid. I'm trying to avoid having to click the button to select the user. I've tried a few of the events, onblur, onfocus, onpropertychange. Are you thinking I just haven't found the right event call or is there not even one that will do the job with the autocomplete? Do you have any other suggestions as to how to achieve what I am trying to do? I am attaching a copy of my workflow.
Thank you!
Autocomplete textbox is made up of a few controls so the actual input control id gets a '_t' appended to whatever you enter. Try this:
- Set 'Control ID' property on AutoCompleteTextBoxComponent to 'autocomplete'
- Right click on a blank spot in your Form Builder and select Edit Form. On Behavior tab in 'Body Custom Events' choose add and select the 'onload' property. Insert the first JS blurb from below.
- On the same Behavior tab paste second JS blurb from below into the Script property
- This js asumes the botton's name is woohoo like the other example.
JS for Step 2:
function ClickTheButton() {
var button = document.getElementById('woohoo');
Thank you for the instructions but I am still having trouble. I am running IE 8 and here are screenshots of how I entered the info you sent over. It looks like steps 2 and 3 are entered in the same area, but let me know if I misunderstood.
Settings for autocomplete box:
Settings for button (Add User):
Right click on form and select Edit form:
Enter onload in the Event of the Behavior section:
Enter js2 and js3 in the Event Handler section:
OK, so now I have the Script property populated with the below function and removed it from the Event Handler section.
function ClickTheButton() {
var button = document.getElementById('woohoo');
I'm still not having any luck. Maybe I have something in my workflow that is keeping your solution from working? I am attaching the latest version with the changes. This copy has visible set to "true" for the button so I can continue on when testing.
I'm attaching a capture of the flow in design time with all the script added as well as running in IE 9 in runtime. I'm tabbing off the textbox to get the click to fire. Hopefully this can help us figure out what the issue is
That is pretty slick how you captured your screen. I still don't know what is different? I see you aren't really searching AD so I modified my AD properties so that I wasn't really searching and still don't get the click on the button like you do.
I entered the first 3 letters of the name:
I clicked on a user and hit tab. The button is highlighted, but does not click.
I then clicked on the autocomplete textbox with the name again and hit enter. I then get a "Processing" message, but not sure what is being processed?
I changed the message for the button to show "Button Waiting" so I would know when the button was processing. If I click on the button or hit enter when it is highlighted, I see "Button Waiting".
The user is then added below Users Selected
Thank you for looking at this and giving me suggestions!


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The LCP/CD385/904 4-User Wireless Boombox Listening Center from Hamilton provides you with a terrific way for up to 4 users to enjoy wireless audio for group learning. The system includes an MPC-5050 boombox, a W904-Multi wireless headphone system, and a durable plastic carrying case.
The MPC-5050 boombox features a CD player, cassette player, and stereo AM/FM tuner. The standard headphone jack lets you connect the transmitter so you can wirelessly connect all of the included headphones. Integrated stereo speakers let you share audio with a larger group. The boombox can operate on AC power or on 8 "D" batteries for excellent versatility.
The W904-Multi system consists of a transmitter and 4 sets of wireless headphones. The compact transmitter connects to the boombox's headphone jack via a standard 3.5mm plug and then sends the audio to the headphones, reaching distances of up to 300'. There are 4 selectable color-coded wireless frequencies, so you can use multiple systems in the same area without interference. Each set of headphones has an adjustable headband and cushioned earcups for long-lasting comfort. Internal NiMH batteries provide up to 50 hours of operation from an 8 hour charge, and LED indicator lights show when headphones are charged. If desired, you can add additional sets of headphones (sold separately) to expand the system.
The durable plastic storage case has enough room to safely store all of the components of the listening system. It has a toolbox-style design with secure clasps to prevent accidental opening. There is also a padlock hole so you can add a lock to prevent unauthorized access. A folding handle on the top of the box provides convenient portability.
Product Features:
• 6 Built-in headphone jacks
• Programmable CD Player w/repeat play
• Built-in cassette recorder, records from CD or built-in microphone
• Receives AM/FM stereo broadcasts
• Dual Power: AC or 8 "D" size batteries
• Headphone input
• Stylish silver/blue housing
• Output Power: 4W RMS
• Dimensions (WxHxD) 14 x 10 x 8"
• 7 lbs
• Runs on AC or DC (8 D-Type Batteries, not included)
(1) W900-Multi Wireless Transmitter
Transmits high quality audio via VHF to W901 series headphones, W2040 Receivers and W2020 Speakers within a 300 foot range. Connects to any analog audio source through a 1/8" stereo mini plug. Switchable between 4 frequencies (Blue - 72.500 MHz, Yellow - 72.100 MHz, Green - 72.900 MHz, Orange - 74.700 MHz)
(4) W901-Multi - Multi Channeled Wireless Headphone
Multi-channeled headphone. Get 50 hours of listening time between charges with only an 8 hour charge time. Superb sound quality without wires or interference. Powered by classroom friendly internal NiMH battery with 40 hours of operating time between 8-hour charges. Switchable between 4 frequencies (Blue - 72.500 MHz, Yellow - 72.100 MHz, Green - 72.900 MHz, Orange - 74.700 MHz)NO TOXIC CHEMICALS - MERCURY FREE
(1) Lockable Carrying Case (Lock not included)
One Year Warranty