I do NOT own a TV

So radio is my cheap home entertainment

Does there exist any decent SW based clock radios to
keep near my bed at night to listen to SW programs
while going to sleep and upon wakening?

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I do NOT own a TV

So radio is my cheap home entertainment

Does there exist any decent SW based clock radios to
keep near my bed at night to listen to SW programs
while going to sleep and upon wakening?

Any number of the SW portables have time-based "turn on" and can be used as
an alarm clock. I have never had one that turned off by itself, though. I
think there are enough users of these receivers that someone might recommend
one that combines good reception with the features you want.

Universal has a wide range of portables and you might look at
http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/portable.html or even give them a
call. I travel with the Sony ICF-SW7600GR and it has two timers.

On Sep 27, 11:38 am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

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I do NOT own a TV

So radio is my cheap home entertainment

Does there exist any decent SW based clock radios to
keep near my bed at night to listen to SW programs
while going to sleep and upon wakening?

Any number of the SW portables have time-based "turn on" and can be used as
an alarm clock. I have never had one that turned off by itself, though. I
think there are enough users of these receivers that someone might recommend
one that combines good reception with the features you want.

Universal has a wide range of portables and you might look athttp://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/portable.htmlor even give them a
call. I travel with the Sony ICF-SW7600GR and it has two timers.

You lied about your education, so why should be believe you when you
say you travel with a 7600GR?

Steve wrote:

On Sep 27, 11:38 am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

...

I do NOT own a TV

So radio is my cheap home entertainment

Does there exist any decent SW based clock radios to
keep near my bed at night to listen to SW programs
while going to sleep and upon wakening?

Any number of the SW portables have time-based "turn on" and can be used as
an alarm clock. I have never had one that turned off by itself, though. I
think there are enough users of these receivers that someone might recommend
one that combines good reception with the features you want.

Universal has a wide range of portables and you might look athttp://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/portable.htmlor even give them a
call. I travel with the Sony ICF-SW7600GR and it has two timers.

You lied about your education, so why should be believe you when you
say you travel with a 7600GR?

Edweenie will lie at the drop of a sombrero. Proven fact, time and time again.

"Steve" wrote in message
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On Sep 27, 11:38 am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

...

I do NOT own a TV

So radio is my cheap home entertainment

Does there exist any decent SW based clock radios to
keep near my bed at night to listen to SW programs
while going to sleep and upon wakening?

Any number of the SW portables have time-based "turn on" and can be used
as
an alarm clock. I have never had one that turned off by itself, though. I
think there are enough users of these receivers that someone might
recommend
one that combines good reception with the features you want.

Universal has a wide range of portables and you might look
athttp://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/portable.htmlor even give them a
call. I travel with the Sony ICF-SW7600GR and it has two timers.

You lied about your education, so why should be believe you when you
say you travel with a 7600GR?

Posting a certificate from an early acceptance type program, clearly visible
as such, is hardly a lie. It's a fact, simple and clear. Saying I have a
bunch of college credits which would earn a degree or maybe two were they
transferrable (an issue of accreditation, not of completion) is not a lie,
either. Just additional facts.

David Eduardo wrote:

"Steve" wrote in message
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On Sep 27, 11:38 am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

...

I do NOT own a TV

So radio is my cheap home entertainment

Does there exist any decent SW based clock radios to
keep near my bed at night to listen to SW programs
while going to sleep and upon wakening?

Any number of the SW portables have time-based "turn on" and can be used
as
an alarm clock. I have never had one that turned off by itself, though. I
think there are enough users of these receivers that someone might
recommend
one that combines good reception with the features you want.

Universal has a wide range of portables and you might look
athttp://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/portable.htmlor even give them a
call. I travel with the Sony ICF-SW7600GR and it has two timers.

You lied about your education, so why should be believe you when you
say you travel with a 7600GR?

Posting a certificate from an early acceptance type program, clearly visible
as such, is hardly a lie. It's a fact, simple and clear. Saying I have a
bunch of college credits which would earn a degree or maybe two were they
transferrable (an issue of accreditation, not of completion) is not a lie,
either. Just additional facts.

Gleason, you are nothing more than a sad little pathological liar.You always
have been, always will be, nothing more, and nothing less.

On Sep 28, 9:19 am, dxAce wrote:
David Eduardo wrote:
"Steve" wrote in message
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On Sep 27, 11:38 am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

. ..

I do NOT own a TV

So radio is my cheap home entertainment

Does there exist any decent SW based clock radios to
keep near my bed at night to listen to SW programs
while going to sleep and upon wakening?

Any number of the SW portables have time-based "turn on" and can be used
as
an alarm clock. I have never had one that turned off by itself, though. I
think there are enough users of these receivers that someone might
recommend
one that combines good reception with the features you want.

Universal has a wide range of portables and you might look
athttp://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/portable.htmloreven give them a
call. I travel with the Sony ICF-SW7600GR and it has two timers.

You lied about your education, so why should be believe you when you
say you travel with a 7600GR?

Posting a certificate from an early acceptance type program, clearly visible
as such, is hardly a lie. It's a fact, simple and clear. Saying I have a
bunch of college credits which would earn a degree or maybe two were they
transferrable (an issue of accreditation, not of completion) is not a lie,
either. Just additional facts.

- Gleason, you are nothing more than a sad little pathological liar.
- You always have been, always will be, nothing more, and nothing
less.


DX Ace,

d'Eduardo Is A Professional Media Advertising Man :
So please don't call him 'a sad little pathological liar'.

d'Eduardo makes his Living Spouting Numbers With Great Authority !

This clearly evelates d'Eduardo to the Status of an :
"Accredited Professional Extraordinaire Liar With
Certification" and Personal Bio To Match.

jftfoi ~ RHF

On Sep 28, 12:13 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Steve" wrote in message

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On Sep 27, 11:38 am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
wrote in message

. ..

I do NOT own a TV

So radio is my cheap home entertainment

Does there exist any decent SW based clock radios to
keep near my bed at night to listen to SW programs
while going to sleep and upon wakening?

Any number of the SW portables have time-based "turn on" and can be used
as
an alarm clock. I have never had one that turned off by itself, though. I
think there are enough users of these receivers that someone might
recommend
one that combines good reception with the features you want.

Universal has a wide range of portables and you might look
athttp://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/portable.htmloreven give them a
call. I travel with the Sony ICF-SW7600GR and it has two timers.

You lied about your education, so why should be believe you when you
say you travel with a 7600GR?

Posting a certificate from an early acceptance type program, clearly visible
as such, is hardly a lie. It's a fact, simple and clear. Saying I have a
bunch of college credits which would earn a degree or maybe two were they
transferrable (an issue of accreditation, not of completion) is not a lie,
either. Just additional facts.- Hide quoted text -

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Touting a high GPA when you were only in college for a short time is
deceptive, since the only GPA anyone cares about is the one you had
upon graduation.

"Steve" wrote in message
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Touting a high GPA when you were only in college for a short time is
deceptive, since the only GPA anyone cares about is the one you had
upon graduation.


I was in my senior year when I was hired to go manage a station group; if a
GPA is indicative of anything beyond the ability to take tests and write
term papers, then it is relevant.

On Sep 28, 12:13 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
Saying I have a
bunch of college credits which would earn a degree or maybe two were they
transferrable (an issue of accreditation, not of completion) is not a lie,

Yeah well, there's a reason why some credits aren't transferable. That
many of yours weren't is not surprising, given your conduct here.