Recommendation for a running wrist watch with interval timer feature that keeps beeping for every xx seconds?
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The Timex Ironman has the functions you're looking for and only costs about $30.  You can buy them at Target, K-mart, etc...  If you have the $$ then I'd go with a Garmin Forerunner 201 or 301.  It'll do everything you could ever dream on while running.  pace, distance, time, ave pace.  You can program it for intervals.  There is even an option to run against a little figure and show you if you're on pace, too fast or too slow.
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most motherboards have a watch battery the size of a quarter that runs the clock. the battery may be in need of replacement. some are easy to get to others are buried behind other components. if you are uneasy with opening the pc either forget the clock or take itto a shop, for what shops charge i would live without the clock.
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From Ebay, Yahoo Auctions or search at casio.com
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Sorry but the closest I can think of is the endoscope... but then it's not a bit similar to the stethoscope.\nFor checking the heart, a ECG can be used, though.
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Start -> Run: shut down -s -t followed by the period (in seconds)\n;)
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You need your fingers and a watch. the watch is very important since you need to count how many beats per minuts.. Your fingers come into play by feeling the beats.
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A wristwatch is an anlog computer that calculates the time.  A digital computer uses millions of devices (magnetic or seniconductors, etc.) to store information as a series of 1's or 0's and computer programers write computer codes to represent numbers (and letters) in binary language (where binary means two, i.e., the 1's and 0's).  Each 1 or 0 is a bit and each group of bits (perhaps eight) is a byte.  The computer has millions of locations to store the bytes (called addresses) and a logical means (logic) to locate, manipulate and store the results of calculations in binary code.
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they make equipment that runs on sensors-you start with your foot and a pad and when you release it starts your time-there is a sensor at the other end that stops your time-where to get them I'm not sure-you could try eastbay
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Try Emperor Clock Company. they have excellent grandfather clock kits.
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I have a Pace Master Pro that is excellent.  A good website for ratings and comparisons of treadmills is http://www.treadmilldoctor.com
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1. Place a Timer control on your form.\n2. Set its Interval property to 1000(for 1 sec., 1000 millisec.), so the Timer(or Tick) event will be called every n\nmilliseconds, determined by the Interval property.\n3. Put this code into the Timer(or Tick) event(first define an Integer variable at the top of the form's code):\n\nIf seconds = <secondstoanswer> Then \nMsgBox("Times up!")\nExit Sub\nEnd If\nseconds = seconds + 1\n\nDiring design, you can set the Timer's Enabled property to False to disable the Timer. To change states(enabled/disabled), use:\n<timername>.Enabled = Not <timername>.Enabled\n\n:)
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time for you to get a watch\n\nor 1:58PM (current time in my time zone)
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www.electronictimecapsule.com
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if you're using Windows XP, right click the Time on the task bar -> Adjust Date/Time -> Internet Time tab, and use an internet time server, you could type time.windows.com.\n\nIf the system time still resets on the black screen (BIOS) when you start up, then follow the steps to replace the CMOS battery on the motherboard.  This is a straightforward task, the batter looks like a watch battery.
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What about a very nice watch?  Overstock has a great selection at great prices... you can say it represents all the time you have had together, and all the time you'll have in the future... get him one with quartz movement so there is not battery, and no expiration on your time together .... make it sound cuter than i just wrote it...
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go to http://ucp.ece.gatech.edu/content/3042/3042_WA2_fall03.pdf#search='pulse%20width%20modulator%20with%20555%20timer%20and%20LM311%20comparator\n\nor\nwww.colorado.edu/~ecn4618/lab2.pdf\n\nI hope this helps you somewhat.
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you can remove the clock from the 'taskbar and start menu' in the control panel.. i dont know if you'll find a replacement\n\nmaybe a yahoo widget may have a nontaskbar clock