>From Oberdan's remarks sounds like a Star Trek fan - since I am one also -
out of curiosity and following up on prior remarks about group composition,
how many Scottish country dancers are Star Trek fans?
Dianna Shipman
Houston, Texas
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From: Oberdan Otto <xxxxx@xxx.xxx>
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Date: Tuesday, January 12, 1999 3:02 AM
Subject: RE: Advice on CD players please
>>The solution is "Line of Sight." Simply have teachers (who use the
>>equipment with remote control) walk on tall stilts...
>
>There actually is a solution which is not based on line-of-sight. It is a
>radio frequency (RF) remote like used for garage door openers or
>high-quality remote microphones. Just mortgage your home and then purchase
>a Denon variable speed tape player and variable speed CD player and the
>"wrist commander" remote which operates both...
>
>But I find that's a bit too pricey for me. I too use an infrared remote.
>Line-of-sight is not usually a problem but it is sometimes a challenge and
>the dancers are amused by the antics for achieving line-of-sight. I
>recommend you just aim it like a Star Trek phaser. If anyone is in the line
>of sight, say something like "Say your prayers you Shape-Shifting Dominion
>Scum" or "Hasta la vista, Baby". Most people don't want to be vaporized, so
>they will usually clear a path for you. Be sure to set your remote to the
>"Stun" setting just in case someone is a bit slow.
>
>Oberdan.
>
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