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Weber Camo 14 oz. Stainless Steel travel mugs both feature secure lids and sliding drink hole stoppers. Removable leather sleeve allows for washing mug without leather getting wet.

Browining 12Oz Black & Pink Bottle Cooler. 3.5mm neoprene. Keeps beverages colder longer.

Team Realtree 12Oz Breakup Bottle Cooler. 3.5mm neoprene. Keeps beverages colder longer.

Brand New have specialized in pain ever since the pop-punk emo-rage of their 2001 debut release Your Favorite Weapon. But they've outdone themselves on The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me. If the songs on Weapon were paper cuts, the ones here are gaping chainsaw wounds, full of seismic, howling agony. The moody rumbles of 2003's Deja Entendu were pointing here, but this is something else, with Mogwai-level dynamic range and tracks that careen from introspection to fury and back again. Lyrically, lead singer Jesse Lacey's words remain excruciating and harrowing things, but that's nothing new. It's the music propping them up which gives this effort such depth and punch. "Degausser" starts so innocently, then uses a bridge augmented with a bitter children's chorus straight out of The Wall as a lead in to Lacey's bitter refrain of "I'll never say anything right." Then there's the nearly 8-minute "Limousine (MS Rebridge)," epic, and epically sad, constantly threatening to descend into pure cacophony (and eventually succeeding). Repeated listens will tune your ear to the band's still-intact pop sense (especially on "Not the Sun" and "The Archers Bows Have Broken"), which keeps the record lively and unpredictable, and away from becoming a depressing, head-in-the-oven mope. Brand New went through three years of intense recording sessions to make it happen, but it was worth the effort. --Matthew Cooke

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Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek franchise now encompasses five television series, a cartoon show, 10 feature films, an IMAX presentation, and an interactive Las Vegas spectacular--not bad for a much-mocked '60s TV show its network discarded after barely three seasons. With Enterprise, the prequel that follows the first starship Enterprise on her original missions, composer and previous ST series vet Dennis McCarthy takes the saga's musical reins, instantly imbuing it with a familiar, if more dignified and restrained, sense of discovery and adventure with his pastoral "New Enterprise" and "New Horizons" themes. If his "Archer's Theme" briefly strays into overwrought rock heroics, the composer's edgy, rhythmic Klingon cues add a sense of almost palpable danger to the soundtrack. Tense, unusually brooding, and marvelously atmospheric, McCarthy's scoring here harks back to the best of Goldsmith's ST film work. "The Rescue" even recalls the powerfully dramatic brass writing of Herrmann in his prime. Another sure sign of the show's pop culture stature: it now has its own bona fide Diane Warren overwrought pop ballad theme, "Where My Heart Will Take Me" (in both its TV version and an extended album mix here) by Russell Watson. Expanded PC media features include a mock Enterprise computer interface containing a performance video of Watson's song and cast and character bios/profiles. --Jerry McCulley

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Hybrid Solar Power Lantern Yellow. Once charged it can be stored any where. Holds charge for over 3 years. Super bright LED-280 Lumens. Waterproof and it floats. Extremely durable. Environmentally friendly. Full charge= 8 hours on. Back up batteries included. Recharge with sun or artificial light AC or 12V Adaptor. Hi Vis Yellow in color.

Constructed of soft, pliable doe kid leather with an adjustable Velcro closure wrist strap to ensure a snug fit. Can be used right or left handed.

"The Archer bath features Comfort Depth design, a deep soaking experience with a low step-over height. This exclusive design offers a relaxing bath experience that is easy to enter and exit. Water depth is raised to the same level as a standard 20"" - 21"" tall bath through the unique slotted overflow. The transitional aesthetic of the Archer Suite also complements many different bathroom décors. "

Among its many dubious distinctions, Hawk the Slayer is the only sword-and-sorcery movie to feature Silly-String® as a medieval weapon! This splendidly wretched British fantasy also boasts such magical wonders as an automatic fast-action crossbow and an archer who shoots instantly replenished arrows in rapid succession, never missing his target! At the lowest ebb of his career, Jack Palance is gleefully hammy as Voltan, the disfigured (i.e., irredeemably evil) elder brother of Hawk (John Terry), who swears vengeance after Voltan kills their father, kidnaps a virginal abbess (Annette Crosbie), and threatens a nunnery for ransom. Add an ultracheesy '80s soundtrack (imagine Rick Wakeman playing roller disco) and some respectable British thespians (Patrick Magee, Roy Kinnear, Harry Andrews), and you've got a poor man's Willow with a dash of Krull, laughably awful and surprisingly entertaining. Fully aware of its own low-budget absurdity, Hawk the Slayer is a Bad Movie classic, guaranteed to satisfy connoisseurs of garbage. (Trivia note: Terry survived his titular heroics and was guest-starring on the popular TV series 24 when this DVD was released in late 2002.) --Jeff Shannon

It's a wild sword-and-sorcery adventure in which rival siblings seek "the Power," a magical flying sword that will give them supernatural powers. Jack Palance, John Terry, Patrick Magee, Harry Andrews and Ferdy Mayne star. 90 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; theatrical trailer; photo gallery.

It is famous for turning cutie-pie Clara Bow into, as critic David Thomson described her, "the first mass-market sex symbol." Somewhat overshadowed by this phenomenon is the fact that It is also a terrifically entertaining picture, an effortless cruise through the manners and morals of the flapper era. Bow plays a shopgirl who sets her saucer eyes on her boss (Antonio Moreno); it isn't terribly hard to land him, since she possesses dazzle, charm, spunk... in a word, "It." And if we're still not sure what "It" is, there's a moment of high camp hilarity when matronly author Elinor Glyn, who penned the original definition of "It," strides through the movie and delivers herself of its meaning. Actually, Bow's delightful performance does more to define "It" than anything else, and her unabashed sexiness (which didn't play well after sound came in) clearly sets the future course for Marilyn Monroe and Madonna. --Robert Horton

The quintessential flapper clara bow is captured at the height of her charm in this bubbly fable of a new york shopgirl who hunts the heart of a young millionaire. Studio: Kino International Release Date: 02/20/2001 Starring: Clara Bow Run time: 72 minutes Director: Clarence Badger

Have you ever wondered how it would feel to shoot a hand-made wooden bow, and know that you made it? Well now you can, with the Lost Art of Bow Making DVD series by Master Bowyer, Ty McTier. McTier takes you step-by-step into the Lost Art of Bow Making where you will learn how to make a bow FROM START TO FINISH using ONLY HAND TOOLS! This video is a must for beginners, and bowyers or woodworkers who want to improve their skills with hand tools. With Ty McTier’s method, you WILL save hours of struggle and heartbreak as you are steered around the many pitfalls in learning through trial and error. A self- taught MASTER BOWYER, McTier reveals the ART through every chop, cut, and hack in “The Lost Art of Bow Making-The Longbow with Ty McTier.” Also a great educational tool, the video gives insight into how bowyers handcrafted their weapons hundreds of years ago. What is unique about this series is that McTier uses only hand tools, which are available to anyone. Ty guides you through every step and shows the proper way to use hand tools to create beautiful, functional wooden bows. Tools used in this video can be easily found online, at your local hardware store, or at www.tkmbows.com. The Back Cover: Master Bowyer, Ty McTier, takes you step-by-step into the Lost Art of Bow Making. You will learn how to make a bow FROM START TO FINISH using ONLY HAND TOOLS!With Ty McTier’s method, you WILL save yourself hours of struggle and heartbreak as he guides you past many pitfalls of learning through trial and error. A self- taught MASTER BOWYER, Ty reveals the ART through every chop, cut, and hack in Volume I.If you have ever thought about making your own bow for hunting, recreation or just for fun, this groundbreaking video gives you access to one of the best! Shoot straight and BE SAFE!About the Author:Ty McTier started his bow-making journey when he was only a teenager. Not having access to electrical woodworking tools, McTier learned bow making the only way he could – the traditional way. With a hatchet purchased from a local hardware store, McTier went to work. Hundreds of bows later, McTier has fallen more in love with the process with each passing day. Approaching the bow making craft as a work of art (while still using a hatchet- albeit a much nicer one than the piece of pot metal that he started with) McTier’s “organic” style has won him fans from budding and established bowyers from all over the world. In McTier’s newest undertaking, “The Lost Art of Bow Making” DVD series, he is able to guide the viewer past many of the pitfalls that one will encounter on their bow-making journey.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

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The High Five™ three-arrow pack comes complete with three 27" arrows built specifically for High Five™ bow sets. The arrows boast black fiberglass shafts with pressed-on target tips and glued-on nocks.

12" long. Extra long for extra protection. Air vents.