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 Five-language Talking Translator $29.95 (was $129.95)/Compact Laser Range Finder $99.95 (was $399.00), The National Georgaphic |
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 Jun 6 2008, 08:49 AM
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Five-language Talking Translator
CLICK HERE Was: $129.95 Now: $29.95  World travelers will appreciate the linguistic reach of this tiny pocket translator. With more translating capability than other European talking units, it translates 20,000 words and 2,300 travel-related phrases to and from English, German, French, Italian, and Spanish for a total of 100,000 words and 11,500 phrases, all in an accurately accented voice and on the easy-to-read, four-line LCD screen. Also contains a clock that shows the time for 200 cities around the world, metric and currency converters, and a data bank. Two AAA batteries and earbuds, included. Approximately 4''W x 6''L x 3/4''D. 4 oz. This post has been edited by NCJP: Jun 6 2008, 08:54 AM |
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Jun 6 2008, 08:51 AM
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Kneel before me Posts: 10,165 Joined: 26-July 05 From: NC |
Compact Laser Range Finder
CLICK HERE Was: $399.00 Now: $99.95  This amazing handheld laser range finder takes the guesswork out of determining distance and speed, using technology once available only to cartographers, engineers, and rescue professionals. Now hikers can measure their exact distance from a mountain peak and birders can determine the flight speed of birds. Weighing less than a pound, it easily packable and travels well. Accurate to within one yard or one mph from a distance of 20 to 1,500 yards. The viewfinder features 7.5X magnification so you can easily focus on your target. The compact, ergonomic case is comfortable to use and resists damage caused by wear and tear. Measures distance in yards or meters, speed in miles or kilometers per hour. 9-volt battery, included. 4 1/2"W x 2"H x 4 7/8"D. 15 oz. |
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Jun 6 2008, 08:52 AM
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Kneel before me Posts: 10,165 Joined: 26-July 05 From: NC |
Mexican Talavera Sun
CLICK HERE Was: $48.00 Now: $19.95  The distinctly Mexican pottery called talavera traces its origins to Spanish majolica, which itself grew out of tin-glazed ceramics introduced by the Moors. Today, the Mexican village of Dolores Hildago is one of a handful of regions known for their talavera. Artisans in open studios along the Calle de Puebla create the high-fired terra-cotta forms, apply white underglaze, and finish with colorful patchwork designs. Please allow for variations in each individually created piece. Can be placed indoors or outside. Handmade in Mexico. 12'' diameter. |
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Jun 6 2008, 08:53 AM
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Kneel before me Posts: 10,165 Joined: 26-July 05 From: NC |
March of the Penguins Book
CLICK HERE Was: $30.00 Now: $9.95  Enjoy the film? Read this book. Learn more about the emperor penguins' extraordinary journey in this official companion book to the major motion picture. The book delves further than the hit movie into the lives of these remarkable penguins and their story of survival, and it also covers the conditions endured by the film crew to get the footage. |
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Jun 6 2008, 08:56 AM
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Kneel before me Posts: 10,165 Joined: 26-July 05 From: NC |
Hand Block-Printed Robe
CLICK HERE Was: $125.00 Now: $39.99  Indian textile artists hand carve the dozens of individual wooden blocks with which they print the batik–inspired pattern of our luxuriously soft 100% cotton robe. The vines that decorate the fabric are traditional Indian designs that traveled along trade routes to Indonesia. The blocks are dipped in dye and then stamped on long sheets of cotton that are washed between each layer of dye. The repeated washing results in a robe that feels like a cherished favorite from the moment you put it on. 54" long. One size fits most. Made in India. |
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