On the iTrip side of things, the Belkin Tunecast II is a much better approach - it's easier to tune, and can memorise the four frequencies you tend to use. It'll work with all the iPods - and I've seen them on sale on TCR recently (of course I'm just back from SF, otherwise I could have paid a trip to the Apple store for you!).
Solicitor-wise, why not check and see if there's one around you who does WillAid drafts? Not only are they cheaper, it'll also donate money to charity at the same time...
No idea on the retractable headphone cables. To be honest that's not something I've seen. However I have seen little cord winders that serve the same function - I think they're mainly intended for mobile phone hands free units, so you could check those TCR mobile phone shops...
Pans - I'd go Circulon and get the biggest pan you can get - tho' Circulon isn't dishwashable, however I find a quick swill around with hot water and a dishbrush remarkably effective with it!
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Date: 2004-09-11 03:28 pm (UTC)Solicitor-wise, why not check and see if there's one around you who does WillAid drafts? Not only are they cheaper, it'll also donate money to charity at the same time...
No idea on the retractable headphone cables. To be honest that's not something I've seen. However I have seen little cord winders that serve the same function - I think they're mainly intended for mobile phone hands free units, so you could check those TCR mobile phone shops...
Pans - I'd go Circulon and get the biggest pan you can get - tho' Circulon isn't dishwashable, however I find a quick swill around with hot water and a dishbrush remarkably effective with it!