Audio Unlimited SPK-VELO-001 Water-Resistant Wireless Speakers with Remote
- 900 MHz transmitter sends audio signals without speaker wire
- Weatherproof for outdoor listening
- Speaker can be up to 150′ away from audio source
- Compact & portable with a stylized design (10H x 5W) – 3 Rubber edge Woofer2 Mylar cone Tweeter10 Watt RMS Output9V DC Transformer
- Phase Loop Lock circuitry automatically locks in and keeps audio signal clear and strong.
Product Description
Listen to music just about anywhere without the hassle of running unsightly speaker wire! The powerful transmitter uses 900 MHz technology to send music through walls and floors to the dual wireless speakers up to 150 feet away. These high-quality, weather-resistant speaker can even be used in wet areas. Enjoy the complete freedom of taking your music or other audio almost anywhere…. More >>
Audio Unlimited SPK-VELO-001 Water-Resistant Wireless Speakers with Remote
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Jennie Leeman shot dead by husband David at remote farm in Devon
- Victim’s children are all under 18
By Duncan Macpherson
Last updated at 11:13 PM on 19th September 2011
Murder inquiry: Jennie Leeman was found shot dead after what police believe was a ‘domestic-related incident’
Neighbours today paid tribute to a woman whose husband is thought to have been arrested on suspicion of her murder.
Friends of Jennie Leeman, 44, described her as ‘a lovely lady’ who was ‘very pretty’ and well-liked in the village of Parracombe, north Devon.
They revealed that Jennie and David, 59, had experienced problems in their marriage but were very private about the relationship.
A retired couple, who live nearby but did not wish to be named, described mum-of-four Jennie’s death as a ‘tragedy’.
One neighbour, in her 70s, said: ‘Jennie was a lovely lady and this has hit the whole village very hard.
‘She was absolutely devoted to her four children and loved them with all hear heart.
‘Her eldest, William, is about 17 and the youngest Isabella is about six so I can only imagine how difficult it has been for them.’
She added: ‘There were rumours that she had become depressed after losing her father last year.
‘People also said there were troubles in the marriage but she was quite private about that type of thing.’
Police confirmed the 44-year-old was found dead following a ‘domestic-related incident’ at the farmhouse.
Children playing nearby ran to a neighbour pleading for help but by the time police and ambulances reached the scene Mrs Leeman had died of her wounds.
Armed police and a helicopter arrived at a property near Parracombe at around 5.40pm yesterday.
Police say the man they arrested gave himself up. He is not believed to have been armed when approached.
Mrs Leeman’s children – three of whom are of school age – were being comforted by family liaison officers while arrangements were made for them to stay in a place of safety. It is unclear whether any of them witnessed the shooting.
The couple ran a country cottage holiday letting business called Devonshire Cottage Holidays under the company names of Leeman UK Ltd and Leeman Holdings UK Ltd.
According to neighbours, a number of people on quad bikes had been using shotguns in the area during the afternoon.
The house stands at the edge of a heavily-wooded valley less than a mile from the Bristol Channel.
Investigation: Police arrested a man, thought to be Mrs Leeman’s husband, at the farmhouse near Parracombe in north Devon
One neighbour said: ‘You just feel so desperately sorry for those children and pray they didn’t see what happened.’
A police spokesman said: ‘On arrival we found the body of a woman in her 40s in the grounds of the property. She had sustained apparent gunshot wounds.
‘A man in his 50s has been arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder. We are not looking for anyone else in connection with this incident.’
Shooting scene: Armed police and a helicopter swooped on the farmhouse, near the Bristol Channel, after neighbours heard gunshots
Stranded on remote N.B. road, student resolved to tough it out
Stranded on remote N.B. road, student resolved to tough it out
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Logitech Harmony One Advanced Universal Remote
- Easy Internet-based setup and live customer support
- Dedicated on-screen activity buttons
- Color LCD touch screen
- Contoured backlit buttons
- Can learn IR codes from existing remote controls
Product Description
The color touch screen and sculpted buttons, organized into logical zones with backlighting, give you easy, one-touch access to your home entertainment – even in the dark. Just one press and you’re watching a DVD or your favorite TV channel. The ergonomic design fits comfortably in your hand, and because it’s rechargeable, you won’t need to worry about buying new batteries. With support for more than 5,000 brands, you can control home entertainment devices that yo… More >>
