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Fiskars 9301 Power-Lever 14-Foot Tree Pruner


Includes 14-ft Power-Lever Tree Pruner - 9301

Earthwise PS40008 8-Inch 6 amp Electric Telescopic Pole Saw with 3-Position Head and 10-Foot Reach


Earthwise 8" Corded Electric Pole Saw. High - up trimming job? Earthwise puts it in easy reach! No need for the ladder. The 8" Corded Pole Saw from Earthwise cuts big tasks down to size, with adjustable length, cutting angles, and a powerful 6-amp motor. Unbelievable power for its size, and at only 12 lbs., it's a cinch for anyone to use! Curb appeal: Telescoping, with a 9'6" fully-extended length; 3-position head: straight, 15, and 30; Powerful, efficient 6-amp motor; Sharp, reliable 8" Oregon chain and bar; Lightweight fiberglass pole with auxiliary handle for 360 rotation; Automatic bar and chain tension adjustments; Cord retention hook; 60Hz. Requires standard 120V power.; Order yours today! Please Note: Once item has contained gas, kerosene, butane, diesel, or oil it cannot be returned without calling for inspection instructions. WARNING: This item cannot be shipped to Canada. Please check your State, County and City laws for restrictions before ordering this product. Earthwise 8" Corded Electric Pole Saw

Indescribable (DVD+CD)


The heavens are telling glory of God, and their expanse the work of His hands. Night after night they remind us of just how small we are, and how huge God is. Looking out into the far reaches of the u

The Dish


The Dish, a good-natured and effortlessly funny Australian drama-comedy directed by Rob Sitch (The Castle), is filled with warm-hearted characters and has a factual hook that's irresistibly inspiring. This cumulative goodwill springs forth from the rural town of Parkes in New South Wales, where a 1,000-ton radio observatory dish is recruited to relay telemetry, voice, and television signals from the historic Apollo 11 moon landing in July 1969. To make sure the dish delivers Neil Armstrong's "giant leap for mankind" to 600 million eager viewers, site director Cliff Buxton (Sam Neill, at his gentle best) relies on a three-man crew consisting of an American NASA watchdog (Patrick Warburton, resembling a bearish Clark Kent), a sarcastic engineer (Kevin Harrington), and a lovestruck math whiz (Tom Long) who's pining for the sister of the dish's rather dimly overzealous security guard (Taylor Kane).

Numerous other supporting characters add color to the proceedings, and crises arise (albeit briefly) when power outage, signal loss, and windstorms threaten to spoil Parkes's proudest hour. It all rates a bit high on the cuteness meter, but The Dish is so smoothly amusing that you won't object to its eagerness to please. By focusing on the Aussie locals, the film reminds us that the moon landing was an occasion of global unity, and pride in all humanity is reflected in the wondrous smiles of Cliff, his crew, and the citizens of Parkes. That they played such a small but pivotal role in this historical milestone is just one of many joys to be discovered in this delightful little movie. --Jeff Shannon

Philips SPC900NC PC Web Camera with VGA CCD Sensor and USB 2.0 Interface


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