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Does anyone know of a brand of stop watch with a large LED display?

Sep 11, 2008 by labamba32 | Posted in Other - Electronics

I umpire softball games and am tired of the players complaining that I have shorted them on their time for the game. So i'm looking for a stop watch (or a count down timer would be even better) that has a large LED display (something big enough that

here is one
http://www.gophersport.com/products/item _detail.cfm?item_id=966&cat_id=525&a mp;tree_id=1301

self-righteous | Sep 13, 2008

Kisai Denshoku - LED Watch From Tokyoflash Japan

Review of the Kisai Denshoku LED watch

Money and time well spent?

I managed to go to Chapters two times in a week a few weeks ago, not because I set out to go there but circumstances led me and the people I was with there. The first visit I didn't have a chance to buy anything (a heart-to-heart talk in Starbucks ended with my company's frantic craving for a smoke, so we went to sit in her car and never went back to buy the books we'd browsed through), but the second visit resulted in me finding the three books I'd wanted to buy: Whip It!, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, and Homeland. I put the first two back because I found other books that looked more entertaining/were cheaper, but I kept Homeland because a) it seemed different from everything else, and b) it was on the bargain pile of books - in hardcover! - and was only $6. When you google Homeland you get a variety of different books (who knew a one-word title wouldn't be original?), the most common of which are Homeland by John Jakes and Homeland by R.A. Salvatore. (I own the latter and have read it more times than I can count. The best Homeland by far.) My Homeland, my $6 hardcover book I went back to buy, is by Paul William Roberts. Never hard of him, though apparently he's a fascinating Canadian journalist and an expert regarding the Middle East. The write-up on the book-jacket describes this Homeland as a work of fiction concerning the US in 2050, as one man recounts the ways in which the world around him fell into the mess 2050 is. Vague, yes, and more real-world than I usually...