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King Vacuum Insulated Beverage BottleSK2010MB4TherMax® double wall vacuum insulation for maximum temperature retention hot or coldUnbreakable stainless steel interior and exteriorTwist and pour stopper lets you pour without removing the stopperCool to the touch with hot liquids sweat-proof with coldInsulated stainless steel serving cupSpecificationsCapacity: 40 ozDimensions: 3.7" W x 4.4" D x 12.1" H Product : THERMOS STAINLESS KING BEVERAGE BOTTLE 40 OZ Manufacturer : THERMOS Manufacturer Part No : SK2010MB4 UPC : 041205628293

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• Made with TherMax double wall vacuum insulation for maximum temperature retention, hot or cold
• Designed to keep liquids hot for 12 hours, and cold for 24 hours
• Unbreakable stainless-steel interior and exterior keep bottle cool to touch with hot liquids and sweat proof with cold liquids
• Lid doubles as insulated serving cup; twist and pour function allows you to pour without moving the stopper
• With an ample 40-ounce (1-1/5 liter) capacity, the bottle offers plenty of sustenance on the go.

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Allows you to use any cookware with your induction cooktop. Works with portable units as well as most drop in hobs. The surface is 8" in diameter with a heatproof handle and is made of stainless steel.

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• Interface disk enables non-induction cookware to be used on induction surfaces
• Designed for use with any portable or built-in induction cooktop
• Durable stainless-steel construction evenly distributes heat
• Heat-proof handle ensures a secure, comfortable grip
• Measures 8 by 15 by 1/2 inches

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Powerful 600 watt DC motor - low noise operation for better food preparation.
14 speeds + soft pulse - allows superior control, select optimal speed/pulse to suit the task, handy push button pulse for exact control when processing soft or delicate foods.
Electronically controlled, stepless variable speed for optimal processing control.
Unique dual safety lock - ensures bowls cannot be opened when unit is on.
Usage guide on front panel - quick reference on recommended speed range for individual attachments.
Sealed bowls - eliminates leakage or overflowing.
Work-bowl capacity: 9 cups (2 L).
Attachments included: Universal chopping blade, chops - blends, mixes & purees.
Dough hook, powerfully kneads up to 3 lbs of dough. Cream attachment - for perfect whipping results. Versatile slicing system, includes: fine slicer, fine shredder, coarse grater and cheese grater. Citrus juicer, citrus press fits into the workbowl. Easy cleaning - Dishwasher-safe attachments and bowls.
Color: White with blue control knobs
1 Year limited warranty.

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• Powerful 600 watt motor
• Electronically controlled with variable speed
• Sealed bowls to prevent leakage
• You are always in complete control of your food preparation

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Be sure to check out our other deals on, Rare and Hard to find jazz and rock cds !!!
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• VERY GOOD COND CLEAN W/LINER NOTES

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Some singers leave indelible marks. There's no mistaking the trademark vocals of U2's Bono, Matchbox 20's Rob Thomas, and dc Talk's Kevin "Kmax" Smith. On his first solo effort, Kmax lays down a progressive rock groove that incorporates elements of Eastern mysticism, industrial music, and eclectic pop. But regardless of the sound, there's no mistaking that voice. Smith and producer-musician Adrian Belew never overwhelm you with the multiple studio effects they do employ, but all the while, the music allows Smith's enigmatic vocals to take center stage. Tracks that shine include "Return of the Singer," "Excellence," and "I Don't Belong," the last of which features lyrics that strongly indict hero worship of any sort and display Smith's disdain for being called a "rock star." Humility aside, the song also has a fantastic, catchy chorus and seems like a sure-fire radio hit. But those are at a minimum on Stereotype Be, which is more about style and experimentation than radio-friendly pop. --Michael Lyttle

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Need to replace your cracked or missing jewel cases? Let OfficeMax help. Type: Case. Compatible Media Type: CD / DVD. Replace cracked or missing standard-size jewel cases. Durable, high-impact plastic construction. Each case holds 1 disk. Clear front w/ black insert. Protect your CDs and DVDs with high impact plastic

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• Replace cracked or missing standard-size jewel cases
• Durable, high-impact plastic construction
• Each case holds 1 disk
• Clear front w/ black insert
• Protect your CDs and DVDs with high impact plastic

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Kit includes head cleaner and 3/4 fluid ounce of cleaner

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• Cleans heads and tape transport components
• Wet type, super gentle action

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It was a brilliant stroke of counter-programming to schedule Jake and the Fat Man opposite Moonlighting in its inaugural season. Never mind that by 1987, Moonlighting had lost its magic. Jake, an old school crime series, was perfect for older audiences who couldn't keep up with David and Maddie's rapid-fire banter or didn't have a clue about the show's inside jokes and pop culture references. "Hip" and "stylish" would not be words to describe Jake and the Fatman, but it is enormously entertaining thanks to its alchemic casting. William Conrad, the slovenly anti-Bruce Willis, is the blustery behemoth L.A. District Attorney J.L. McCabe. A lean Joe Penny, supplying the sex appeal, is fast-living investigator Jake. Sure, Jake might get annoyed with McCabe for interrupting his late-night trysts with unannounced visits and refrigerator raids, but they genuinely like and respect each other. McCabe's wall-shaking bark is worse than his bite. In the episode, "Laura," in which Jake is on the case of his former partner's killer, he tells McCabe not to worry. "I always worry," McCabe gruffly replies, before adding, "about you, kid." And we don't need a Christmas episode to show us that deep down McCabe isn't really a Scrooge. We see that in his devotion to his ever-present bulldog, Max ("I never leave home without him"). These first 11 episodes are light on traditional gunplay, car chases, or hot pursuits, but the stories are plenty compelling. Viewers witness a crime (a senatorial candidate's ambitious Yuppie-scum speechwriter murders the politician's mistress, a man preys on skid row bums to conceal a closer-to-home murder plot, a defense attorney frames his ex-wife for the murder of her lover) and then watch McCabe and Jake do the legwork. With his massive girth and stentorian voice, Conrad is in his element making a feast of the scenery, whether it be railing against a novice assistant D.A. ("Stop having opinions before you know what the facts are"), rattling a suspect, or staging outrageous stunts in the courtroom, like pulling a gun on a witness to expose his false testimony. These are the simple pleasures that, pound for pound, make Jake and the Fatman a show that really pulls its weight. --Donald Liebenson

The first 11 episodes of the series's debut season--including "Happy Days Are Here Again," "Fatal Attraction," "The Man That Got Away," "Body and Soul," and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas"--are featured in a three-disc set. 9 1/2 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; TV spots. **11 episodes on 3 discs. 9 1/2 hrs.**

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Bring the universe into your home in jaw-dropping full HD on Blu-ray 3D.
In May 2009, the Space Shuttle Atlantis crew launched a mission to make vital repairs and upgrades to the Hubble Space Telescope, the world's first space-based optical telescope. An IMAX® camera captured stunning footage of the five intricate spacewalks required, as well as close-up images of the effort to grasp the orbiting telescope with the shuttle's mechanical arm -- and an unexpected problem that could sabotage the entire mission. This breathtaking material is combined with images taken during the 20 years Hubble has been aloft. Through advanced computer visualization, its detailed data becomes a series of scientifically realistic flights unfolding on screen like a guided tour of the universe, through time and space.
This pack also includes the 2D version on DVD, Blu-ray and Digital Copy.
Blu-ray Special Features (Presented in 2D): Hubble Mission Logs Webisode Gallery with Astronaut Mike Massimino & "Inside IMAX's Hubble 3D" features.
Note: To watch the 3D version of this movie, you need a 3D HDTV, compatible 3D glasses, a Blu-ray 3D player (or PlayStation 3) and a high-speed HDMI cable.

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