Bar Shelf

List Price: $11.00
Sale Price: $9.99
You save: $1.01 (9%)

Description

Keep your favorite kitchen implements nearby and ready for use with this handy tool rack from Oxo's stainless-steel line. Made entirely from stainless steel, the rack comes with six fully independent sliding hooks. The hooks feature an open design compatible with Oxo's steel tools, Oxo Good Grips tools, and most other kitchen gadgets with a hole in the handle. The rack's brushed finish wipes down easily and complements a range of kitchen décor schemes. It comes with complete hanging hardware and premarked holes on the packaging for easy drilling. It measures 17-3/4 inches long. --Emily Bedard

In need of some pegs? Store your hanging tools, specifically OXO's SteeL and Good Grips tools, with ease and style with this tool rack. The rack is equipped with six pegs, and is quick and easy to install using the included hardware. It is made entirely of sleek and durable stainless steel, and looks fantastic in every kitchen setting. OXO was founded on the philosophy of Universal Design, which is the concept of designing products that are easy to use for the largest possible spectrum of users. In the case of OXO, it means designing products for young and old, male and female, left- and right- handed and many with special needs. These ergonomically- designed, trans-generational tools set a new standard for the industry and raised the bar of consumer expectation for comfort and performance.

Sale Price: $16.00

Description

The Perfect Tear paper towel holder eliminates waste by allowing exactly the desired number of paper towel sheets to be torn off the roll with just one hand. The secret lies in the secure, horizontally wall-mounted base and the ratchet system inside the towel holder. By allowing the roll to make incremental turns in just one direction, the ratchet holds the roll steady during pulling and tearing, thus preventing unraveling. Three parts come with this towel holder: a weighted chrome arm that protrudes five inches from the wall (two screw holes are on a two-inch center; two 1-1/8-inch screws and two plastic sleeves are included); an 11-inch metal dowel that screws into the arm and features a bullet-shape tip; and a flexible wire cage through which the central dowel passes that conforms to the inside cardboard tube of a paper towel roll. The dowel and cage attach to the arm without tools, but a Phillips-head screwdriver (and possibly a drill) is needed for the wall-mounting. Both standard and oversized rolls slide onto the holder. --Ann Bieri

4539 Features: -Perfect tear paper towel holder. -Technology ensures absolutely no unraveling from the roll. -Simple one-hand operation, just pull and tear with perfect results. -Paper towel roll simply slides on and off holder, no end cap to remove. -Easily mounts under cabinet or to wall, mounting hardware included. -Hand wash. -Dimensions: 13.58'' H x 1.97'' W x 5.12'' D.

List Price: $29.49
Sale Price: $27.50
You save: $1.99 (7%)

Description

Holds 36 pairs of shoes and provides a nonslip door pad to prevent scratching and hold the unit in place. Durable white resin sides with nonslip coated steel bars. Easy, no tool assembly. 8.00 x 21.36 x 76.50

List Price: $69.99
Sale Price: $49.97
You save: $20.02 (29%)

Description

Whitmor 6779-3044 Double Closet Rod Whitmor has just what you are looking for to help you organize your space. We think people should be able to do more with less, and our products provide you with that ability. Whitmor 6779-3044 Double Closet Rod Features: Convenient multi purpose storage Efficient use of storage space 5 wire shelves Quality design and style Size: 19.29" x 45.24" x 68.03"

Sale Price: $7.99

Description

Organize It All 1346W Closet Doubler, ChromeOrganize It All 1346W Closet Doubler, Chrome Features:; Measures 1.5"W x 30"L x 33.25"H; Chrome; Instant no-tool assembly

List Price: $16.99
Sale Price: $13.99
You save: $3.00 (18%)

Description

Booty Barre is a fluid blend of Pilates, Dance and Yoga the perfect balance of strength, flexibility and cardio. The Beginner and Beyond Series consists of a technique tutorial to learn the correct form of The Booty Barre and an express 35 minute version of The Booty Barre that targets the total body, from top to toe. The program starts with a quick warm-up followed by the signature lower body Booty Barre moves finishing off with a short weighted arm program. For an extra challenge we ve included a bonus section of abdominals, booty and flexibility. Equipment needed: Sturdy chair and 3-5 lbs dumbbells Express Booty Barre: 35 minutes Bonus: Floor Abs, Thighs and Flexibility: 15 minutes Technique Tutorial: 10 minutes

Sale Price: $20.21

Description

It looks great: season two of the situation comedy many consider the best ever produced on American television has a superb presentation on this DVD collection. The colors are rich, the images sharp--a vast improvement over those murky reruns in perpetual TV syndication. Then, of course, there are the consistently brilliant episodes from Cheers' sophomore year. Despite its low-rated debut in 1982, the ensemble farce set in a Boston bar confidently returned with several strong story arcs, including the turbulent, screwball romance between intellectual poseur Diane Chambers (Shelley Long) and affable primitive Sam Malone (Ted Danson), romantic conflicts for the sexually voracious and deeply cynical barmaid Carla (Rhea Perlman), and marital separation for beloved barfly Norm (George Wendt). With John Ratzenberger signing on as a full-time cast member (playing pompous jive-slinger and postman Cliff Claven), and those opaque one-liners by the clueless Coach (Nicholas Colasanto), Cheers was firing on all cylinders. Episode highlights include "They Call Me Mayday," in which talk-show personality Dick Cavett, playing himself, convinces Sam the public would be interested in the former major league pitcher's autobiography--a notion that throws the unpublished, would-be novelist Diane into disbelief. Also wonderful is "Where There's a Will," guest-starring George Gaynes as a rich, dying man who leaves the gang $100,000 on a paper napkin will. "No Help Wanted" finds Sam's friendship with down-on-his-luck accountant Norm strained when the latter has a go at the bar's books, while the great "Coach Buries a Grudge" features the addled, elder statesman of Cheers delivering a memorable eulogy for a friend after discovering the dead man had an affair with his wife. Opinions vary about the worthiness of Cheers' latter years (the show ended in 1993), but no one disputes the merit of its groundbreaking start. --Tom Keogh

List Price: $29.99
Sale Price: $18.98
You save: $11.01 (37%)

Description

Optimized for use in SureFire flashlights, SureFire Lithium batteries pack a lot of power into a small package. And unlike alkaline batteries SureFire High-Performance Lithium Batteries boast a ten-year shelf life, which means they will be ready when you need them, every time.

For all SureFire Lithium battery powered lights

Sale Price: $7.00

Description

Madina Cocoa Butter is a pure, crushed butter obtained from the cacao bean. It has a beautiful, rich aroma of dark chocolate. This edible fat from the cocoa pod is a stable fat containing natural antioxidants that give it a long shelf life of over 3 years. Cocoa butter is a soothing emollient that has been used for centuries in Africa for skin care. It has been traditionally used to heal and moisturize skin that has been exposed to the elements. Cocoa butter helps reduce the formation of stretch marks during pregnancy by keeping the skin supple. It is a nourishing addition to lotion bar, lip balm, body butter, soap and belly balm formulations.

Description

Get a leg up on bathroom safety with this suction cup shower foot rest. The Foot Rest Safe-er-Grip from Mommy's Helper makes shaving your legs in the shower easier by giving you a place to rest your foot at what ever height is comfortable for you.

List Price: $15.99
Sale Price: $11.99
You save: $4.00 (25%)

Description

We are a small company of real people with a hearty appetite and appreciation for life, driven to create delicious, heart healthy snacks. Many of us have been personally touched by heart disease and have made it our mission to spread our conviction – that you CAN eat your heart-healthy snack and have it taste great too!

Sale Price: $16.05

Description

These little gourmet cherries will make a big difference in every cocktail they touch. Each jar contains ridiculously delicious, all-natural whole pitted cherries, candied with Marasca syrup. Luxardo is a premium name in mixology, known for their excellence in creating infused liqueurs. They've perfected the cocktail cherry, transforming it from a garnish to an essential ingredient. It's amazing how one little piece of fruit can kick ordinary drinks into overdrive. An exclusive Italian import, they've been used by top pastry chefs around the globe for years. If you really care about your cocktails, you've gotta try these incredible cherries. Also available in a 12lb can. In stock and ready to ship. Features: Each jar is 50% candied cherries, 50% syrup. All natural deep red color. No thickening agents or preservatives used. Shelf life of 3 years. Specs: Net Weight: 360 g. (12.7 oz). Approximately 50 cherries per jar. Imported from Italy. Ingredients: Marasca Cherries, sugar, Masasca cherry juice, glucose, flavors.

List Price: $19.99
Sale Price: $10.50
You save: $9.49 (47%)

Description

Sushi anyone' This slicing sushi set is a meal fit for an emperor! It comes with three types of pretend-play sushi rolls -- shrimp, tuna and salmon roe -- plus egg toppings and a few more condiment "extras." Includes chopsticks and cleaver, too. 24 pieces in all. Measures 9" x 10" x 1.5".

List Price: $9.95
Sale Price: $0.01
You save: $9.94 (100%)

Description

Valentino will steal your heart, but not to worry--he has one to spare. He was born February 14, 1994, and his poem reads: His heart is red and full of love He cares for you so give him a hug Keep him close when feeling blue Feel the love he has for you! Valentino is all white with a big bold red heart embroidered on his chest. His neck is decorated with a red satin bow. Black button eyes and a brown button nose make up his adorable face. (You can tell he's a lover, not a fighter!) Surface wash only. --Peggy Etra

TY Beanie Baby - VALENTINO the White Bear.

Sale Price: $0.01

Description

Beanie Buddies are larger versions of the Beanie Baby. The heart-shaped tag on this exquisite fuchsia bear reads "Millennium the Beanie Baby commemorates a once-in-a-lifetime event, making it a once-in-a-lifetime Beanie Baby!" Embroidered on the left side of the chest is an image of the earth with the sun rising and "2000"; around the neck, a coppery-gold metallic ribbon is tied in a bow. The face has plastic eyes and nose, and the paws are done in a shorter-napped fabric for contrast. Millennium's coat is made from 100 percent Tylon, a Ty Inc. exclusive manmade fabric that took two years to perfect and has the most luxurious feel you'll ever find on a plush toy. (Inside content is polyester fiber and PE pellets in a cloth bag.) This bear is a wonderful toy or addition to a collection. Surface wash only. --Peggy Etra

Millennium the bear

RETIRED

A brand new century has come to call
Health and happiness to one and all
Bring on the fireworks and all the fun
Let's keep the party going 'til 2001!

List Price: $229.00
Sale Price: $110.43
You save: $118.57 (52%)

Description

Tripp Lite's SMART1000LCD line interactive UPS system offers voltage regulation surge suppression and long lasting battery support for personal puters home entertainment systems and media centers. Internal UPS circuits support entry level PCs for up to 60 minutes or individual VCR/DVR ponent for as long as 3 hours during power failures. Prevents data loss viewing interruptions lost recordings and loss of ponent programming. Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) circuits regulate brownouts as low as 89 volts back to usable levels without using battery power. Offers plete power protection in an attractive black tower configuration. Includes 4 battery-supported outlets plus 4 additional surge suppression-only outlets for items not requiring battery support. USB port enables optional unattended system shutdown without data loss in the case of extended power failure USB cable included.Primary InformationPower Device Type :  UPS UPS Technology :  line-interactive Voltage Provided :  AC 120 V ( 60 Hz ) Voltage Required :  AC 120 V Power Device / Form Factor :  External Dimensions&MiscellaneousWidth :  12.00 Inch Depth :  7.20 Inch Height :  3.70 Inch Compliant Standards :  FCC Class B certified TUV cUL NOM UL 1778 FCC Part 68 Enclosure Color :  Black Header / Model :  SMART1000LCD PowerPower Provided (W) :  500 Watt Power Provided (VA) :  1000 VA Surge Suppression :  Standard BatteryBattery Type :  UPS battery Battery Technology :  Lead-Acid battery Battery Form Factor :  Internal Battery / Run Time :  4 min at full load ConnectionInterfaces & Connections :  Interfaces : 1 x management - USB - 4 pin USB

List Price: $9.33
Sale Price: $5.47
You save: $3.86 (41%)

Description

Camco Cupboard Bars keep cabinet contents from crashing! Tired of opening cupboards in your RV's kitchen only to be buried in an avalanche of canned soup and potato chips? Stop the madness! Upgrade your RV kitchen with Camco Cupboard Bars and never worry about items shifting and falling when you're mobile. Cupboard Bars are durable and extendable from 10-17." Choose 1 double Bar in white for heavier goods, or pick up a 3-Pk. of single Bars in oak or white. Play the tape machine, make some toast and tea when you're mobile! Order Today! Camco Cupboard Bar Oak Single Bars, Pack of 3

List Price: $35.16
Sale Price: $29.83
You save: $5.33 (15%)

Description

Add an extra 12" to your counter top. This Extension mounts to your existing countertop with a brass piano hinge. Pulls up easily and is secured by a metal drop leaf table brace, folds down when not in use. Super-hard, non-toxic gloss finish in natural oak; Mounting hardware included; Measures 12 x 14 x 3/4"; Made in USA. Order ONLINE Today! CAMCO Oak Accents Countertop Extension

List Price: $3.50
Sale Price: $0.71
You save: $2.79 (80%)

Description

For nearly a century and a half, Hawthorne s masterpiece has mesmerized readers and critics alike. Its themes of sin, guilt and redemption, woven through a story of adultery in the early days of the Massachusetts Colony, are revealed with remarkable psychological penetration and understanding of the human heart. Recommended in Laura Berquist U.S. History amp Geography and American Literature, Seton Home Study Grade 11, Seton English Grade 11 Author: Nathaniel Hawthorne Pages: 240, paperback Publisher: Dover ISBN: 0486280489

List Price: $29.99
Sale Price: $4.69

Description

Book Description The New York Times best-selling Freakonomics was a worldwide sensation, selling over four million copies in thirty-five languages and changing the way we look at the world. Now, Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner return with SuperFreakonomics, and fans and newcomers alike will find that the freakquel is even bolder, funnier, and more surprising than the first. Four years in the making, SuperFreakonomics asks not only the tough questions, but the unexpected ones: What's more dangerous, driving drunk or walking drunk? Why is chemotherapy prescribed so often if it's so ineffective? Can a sex change boost your salary? SuperFreakonomics challenges the way we think all over again, exploring the hidden side of everything with such questions as: How is a street prostitute like a department-store Santa? Why are doctors so bad at washing their hands? How much good do car seats do? What's the best way to catch a terrorist? Did TV cause a rise in crime? What do hurricanes, heart attacks, and highway deaths have in common? Are people hard-wired for altruism or selfishness? Can eating kangaroo save the planet? Which adds more value: a pimp or a Realtor? Levitt and Dubner mix smart thinking and great storytelling like no one else, whether investigating a solution to global warming or explaining why the price of oral sex has fallen so drastically. By examining how people respond to incentives, they show the world for what it really is - good, bad, ugly, and, in the final analysis, super freaky. Freakonomics has been imitated many times over - but only now, with SuperFreakonomics, has it met its match. From Superfreakonomics: Where do you stand on the freak-o-meter? Four years ago, you were cool. You read Freakonomics when it first came out. You impressed family and friends and dazzled dates with the insights you gleaned. Now Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner return with Superfreakonomics, a freakquel even bolder, funnier, and more surprising than the first. Have you been keeping up? Can you call yourself a SuperFreak? Test your Superfreakonomics know-how now: Question 1: 5 points According to Superfreakonomics, what has been most helpful in improving the lives of women in rural India? A. The government ban on dowries and sex-selective abortions B. The spread of cable and satellite television C. Projects that pay women to not abort female babies D. Condoms made specially for the Indian market Question 2: 3 points Among Chicago street prostitutes, which night of the week is the most profitable? A. Saturday B. Monday C. Wednesday D. Friday Question 3: 5 points You land in an emergency room with a serious condition and your fate lies in the hands of the doctor you draw. Which characteristic doesn’t seem to matter in terms of doctor skill? A. Attended a top-ranked medical school and served a residency at a prestigious hospital B. Is female C. Gets high ratings from peers D. Spends more money on treatment Question 4: 3 points Which cancer is chemotherapy more likely to be effective for? A. Lung cancer B. Melanoma C. Leukemia D. Pancreatic cancer Question 5: 5 points Half of the decline in deaths from heart disease is mainly attributable to: A. Inexpensive drugs B. Angioplasty C. Grafts D. Stents Question 6: 3 points True or False: Child car seats do a better job of protecting children over the age of 2 from auto fatalities than regular seat belts. Question 7: 5 points What’s the best thing a person can do personally to cut greenhouse gas emissions? A. Drive a hybrid car B. Eat one less hamburger a week C. Buy all your food from local sources Question 8: 3 points Which is most effective at stopping the greenhouse effect? A. Public-awareness campaigns to discourage consumption B. Cap-and-trade agreements on carbon emissions C. Volcanic explosions D. Planting lots of trees Question 9: 5 points In the 19th century, one of the gravest threats of childbearing was puerperal fever, which was often fatal to mother and child. Its cause was finally determined to be: A. Tight bindings of petticoats early in the pregnancy B. Foul air in the delivery wards C. Doctors not taking sanitary precautions D. The mother rising too soon in the delivery room Question 10: 3 points Which of the following were not aftereffects of the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks on September 11, 2001: A. The decrease in airline traffic slowed the spread of influenza. B. Thanks to extra police in Washington, D.C., crime fell in that city. C. The psychological effects of the attacks caused people to cut back on their consumption of alcohol, which led to a decrease in traffic accidents. D. The increase in border security was a boon to some California farmers, who, as Mexican and Canadian imports declined, sold so much marijuana that it became one of the states most valuable crops. Answers and Scoring Question 1 B, Cable and satellite TV. Women with television were less willing to tolerate wife beating, less likely to admit to having a “son preference,” and more likely to exercise personal autonomy. Plus, the men were perhaps too busy watching cricket. Question 2 A, Saturday nights are the most profitable. While Friday nights are the busiest, the single greatest determinant of a prostitute’s price is the specific trick she is hired to perform. And for whatever reason, Saturday customers purchase more expensive services. Question 3 C, One factor that doesn’t seem to matter is whether a doctor is highly rated by his or her colleagues. Those named as best by their colleagues turned out to be no better than average at lowering death rates--although they did spend less money on treatments. Question 4 C, Leukemia. Chemotherapy has proven effective on some cancers, including leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease, and testicular cancer, especially if these cancers are detected early. But in most cases, chemotherapy is remarkably ineffective, often showing zero discernible effect. That said, cancer drugs make up the second-largest category of pharmaceutical sales, with chemotherapy comprising the bulk. Question 5 A, Inexpensive drugs. Expensive medical procedures, while technologically dazzling, are responsible for a remarkably small share of the improvement in heart disease. Roughly half of the decline has come from reductions in risk factors like high cholesterol and high blood pressure, both of which are treated with relatively inexpensive drugs. And much of the remaining decline is thanks to ridiculously inexpensive treatments like aspirin, heparin, ACE inhibitors, and beta-blockers. Question 6 False. Based on extensive data analysis as well as crash tests paid for by the authors, old-fashioned seat belts do just as well as car seats. Question 7 B, Shifting less than one day per week’s worth of calories from red meat and dairy products to chicken, fish, eggs, or a vegetable-based diet achieves more greenhouse-gas reduction than buying all locally sourced food, according to a recent study by Christopher Weber and H. Scott Matthews, two Carnegie Mellon researchers. Every time a Prius or other hybrid owner drives to the grocery store, she may be cancelling out its emissions-reducing benefit, at least if she shops in the meat section. Emission from cows, as well as sheep and other ruminants, are 25 times more potent as a greenhouse gas than the carbon dioxide released by cars and humans. Question 8 C, the 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines discharged more than 20 million tons of sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere, which acted like a layer of sunscreen, reducing the amount of solar radiation and cooling off the earth by an average of one degree F. Question 9 C, doctors not taking sanitary precautions. This was the dawning age of the autopsy, and doctors did not yet know the importance of washing their hands after leaving the autopsy room and entering the delivery room. Question 10 C, the psychological effect of the attacks caused people to increase their alcohol consumption, and traffic accidents increased as a result. Scoring 32-40: Certified SuperFreak 25-31: Freak--surprises lay in wait for you 16-24: Wannabe freak--you’ve got some reading to do 1-15: Conventional wisdomer--you’re still thinking in old ways

The New York Times best-selling Freakonomics was a worldwide sensation, selling over four million copies in thirty-five languages and changing the way we look at the world. Now, Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner return with SuperFreakonomics, and fans and newcomers alike will find that the freakquel is even bolder, funnier, and more surprising than the first. Four years in the making, SuperFreakonomics asks not only the tough questions, but the unexpected ones: What's more dangerous, driving drunk or walking drunk? Why is chemotherapy prescribed so often if it's so ineffective? Can a sex change boost your salary? SuperFreakonomics challenges the way we think all over again, exploring the hidden side of everything with such questions as: How is a street prostitute like a department-store Santa? Why are doctors so bad at washing their hands? How much good do car seats do? What's the best way to catch a terrorist? Did TV cause a rise in crime? What do hurricanes, heart attacks, and highway deaths have in common? Are people hard-wired for altruism or selfishness? Can eating kangaroo save the planet? Which adds more value: a pimp or a Realtor? Levitt and Dubner mix smart thinking and great storytelling like no one else, whether investigating a solution to global warming or explaining why the price of oral sex has fallen so drastically. By examining how people respond to incentives, they show the world for what it really is – good, bad, ugly, and, in the final analysis, super freaky. Freakonomics has been imitated many times over – but only now, with SuperFreakonomics, has it met its match.