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Hayden Thermostatic Electric Radiator Fan Control, Thread-in Kit has adjustable temperature ranges. Compatible with Hayden electric fans and original equipment fans. Thread-in kit features:Temperature and AC activationOperation of up to two fansAC or manual overrideComplete instructions and hardware includedAdjustable from 160F - 230F. 1/8"MPT thread-in probe for temperature sensing. Installs in water jacket or radiator.

in-dash DVD receiver with built-in amp (20 watts RMS CEA-2006/50 peak x 4 channels) * 7" screen with touchpanel controls * DVD +/-R/RW, DivX, JPEG, MPEG playback * compatible with iPod adapter, Bluetooth adapter, satellite radio, HD Radio tuner * inputs: USB port, SD slot, one A/V input, rearview camera input *

Amazon.com Review The original lineup of XM2Go products (the MyFi, Tao, and Airware) were the first attempt from either XM or Sirius at providing a truly portable satellite radio receiver. As first-generation products, they offered such tantalizing features as a built-in antenna for receiving live XM broadcasts on the go and the ability to record content for playback later. But, like many first-generation products, these technologies were not yet perfected. With the Inno, you can receive and play live satellite broadcasts while you're on the go. View larger. XM radio offers an incredible selection of music, sports, talk, and more. Fast-forward a few years: the sequel--the Pioneer Inno--is a radical step forward in both performance, features, and design. (Note: Samsung's Helix is essentially the same model with a slightly different shell.) Boasting a much smaller form factor, slick casing, color screen, and simple user interface, the Inno is the first satellite radio player to make people think twice about buying a straight-up MP3 player. That's important because not only does the Inno receive all of XM's great content, but it also has built-in storage for your MP3 collection. You can either record up to 50 hours of live XM content into memory, or split it for 25 hours of XM and 25 hours of your personal tunes. Having the option to load a few hundred songs is the perfect antidote for when you're in an area where the Inno can't receive a live signal. Having some backup entertainment is great, but rest assured that with the Inno, antenna reception is much improved. The Inno's stubby antenna (think a slightly thicker antenna than on your mobile phone) pulled in rock-solid reception all around downtown Seattle, even when placed inside a jacket pocket. Performance will vary depending on your location relative to XM's satellites and network of ground-based repeaters, but it's way better than any of the original XM2Go units. Adding XM's antenna headphones can improve your experience even more. Thanks to a 10-minute buffer, the Inno is also able to download an entire song from XM, even if you decide to hit record at the end of the song. Connect your player to your PC once you're at home and you'll instantly have the option of downloading that song for keeps via XM's new partnership with Napster. Another highlight of the interface is the navigation pad. To go directly to a channel, hit the left arrow and then use the virtual keypad to punch in the channel number. If you just want to surf around, hit the right arrow and the display groups the channels by category (Rock, News, Sports, etc.). The Inno comes with a remote control, a home dock with relevant cables and antenna, nice earbud headphones, software, and more. The rechargeable battery lasted about 4 hours when playing live XM programming, and it will last longer for MP3 playback. An adjustable color screen is another great addition, as it's much easier to see in sunlight and it gives the Inno a high-end feel.

The original lineup of XM2Go products (the MyFi, Tao, and Airware) were the first attempt from either XM or Sirius at providing a truly portable satellite radio receiver. As first-generation products, they offered such tantalizing features as a built-in antenna for receiving live XM broadcasts on the go and the ability to record content for playback later. But, like many first-generation products, these technologies were not yet perfected. Fast-forward a few years: the sequel--the Pioneer Inno--is a radical step forward in both performance, features, and design. (Note: Samsung's Helix is essentially the same model with a slightly different shell.) Boasting a much smaller form factor, slick casing, color screen, and simple user interface, the Inno is the first satellite radio player to make people think twice about buying a straight-up MP3 player. That's important because not only does the Inno receive all of XM's great content, but it also has built-in storage for your MP3 collection. You can either record up to 50 hours of live XM content into memory, or split it for 25 hours of XM and 25 hours of your personal tunes. Having the option to load a few hundred songs is the perfect antidote for when you're in an area where the Inno can't receive a live signal. Having some backup entertainment is great, but rest assured that with the Inno, antenna reception is much improved. The Inno's stubby antenna (think a slightly thicker antenna than on your mobile phone) pulled in rock-solid reception all around downtown Seattle, even when placed inside a jacket pocket. Performance will vary depending on your location relative to XM's satellites and network of ground-based repeaters, but it's way better than any of the original XM2Go units. Adding XM's antenna headphones can improve your experience even more. Thanks to a 10-minute buffer, the Inno is also able to download an entire song from XM, even if you decide to hit record at the end of the song. Connect your player to your PC once you're at home and you'll instantly have the option of downloading that song for keeps via XM's new partnership with Napster. Another highlight of the interface is the navigation pad. To go directly to a channel, hit the left arrow and then use the virtual keypad to punch in the channel number. If you just want to surf around, hit the right arrow and the display groups the channels by category (Rock, News, Sports, etc.). The Inno comes with a remote control, a home dock with relevant cables and antenna, nice earbud headphones, software, and more. The rechargeable battery lasted about 4 hours when playing live XM programming, and it will last longer for MP3 playback. An adjustable color screen is another great addition, as it's much easier to see in sunlight and it gives the Inno a high-end feel.

Finally, a portable device that lets you play live XM radio content. That's right, wherever you roam the Pioneer Inno lets you tap into more than 150 channels of satellite radio. It's a big step forward for XM radio lovers, but there's more. With the Inno, you can combine live XM radio with your personal digital music collection (MP3s and WMA). This means you can enjoy your own music library while being exposed to all the new music and content that XM radio has to offer. So how did they get a complete satellite receiver into a device that measures 3.7 x 2.2 x 0.6 inches? By using an advanced satellite/terrestrial internal antenna that allows the device to receive signals from anywhere. The device is light, too, weighing in at just 4.5 ounces. The unit's full-color, 180 x 180 TFT display, as well as a user-friendly interface, make it easy to save and delete content. In addition to making it easy to find the music you want to listen to quickly, the interface lets you build your own playlists right on the device that consist of XM radio content and your own digital music. Another cool feature is the Inno's built-in memory buffer, which allows you to save an entire XM radio song even if you decide to save it in the middle of the song. The Inno's internal memory supports up to 50 hours of saved content. Featuring a full array of programming -- from talk shows, comedy programs, and live Major League Baseball broadcasts to just about every musical genre from bluegrass to jazz -- XM Radio is the fastest growing satellite radio network in the world. All XM metadata is displayed on the Inno's display, including full song title and artist name, as well as information extras such as stock and sports score tickers. The device also sports a category list for saving and accessing favorite channels. Another great feature of the Inno is TuneSelect, which alerts you when one of your favorite artists or songs is being played on an XM channel. And last, but certainly not least, the Inno features an integrated wireless FM transmitter so you can beam XM content to any FM radio frequency (with the Pioneer Inno Accessory Car Installation Kit), making it very easy to listen to XM content on any home or car stereo. The Inno comes with earbuds and everything you need for portable and home use.

Pioneer's Inno is the complete entertainment package!! And now, it's available in pink. The Inno is a satellite radio that lets you listen to live XM broadcasts at home, on the go, and even in the car! The Inno lets you store individual songs or entire blocks of XM programming and listen to them anytime you'd like. Or you can upload some of your favorite MP3 and WMA files, and create playlists that include MP3s/WMAs and the songs you've recorded from XM. The Pioneer Inno offers the long-awaited combination of MP3 and live XM Satellite Radio reception in a sleek, handheld device. The wearable radio delivers XM's 160 digital radio channels of commercial-free music and premier sports, news, talk, and entertainment programming live and nationwide. It plays MP3s and WMAs, and it has a time-shifting memory mode for storage and playback of XM content. A particularly innovative feature of the Inno allows the user to ?bookmark? songs heard on XM, connect the Inno to a personal computer, and instantly purchase the songs from the XM + Napster online service. The Pioneer Inno has 1GB of memory storage capacity for MP3 files, WMA files, and XM programming, which can store up to 50 hours of content. At only 4.4 ounces and 3.4in. x 1.9in. x .67in., the Inno is extremely light and easy to take along anywhere. In addition to the XM + Napster feature of the Inno, it has a full-color 180 X 180 pixels TFT display and a user-friendly interface for saving and deleting content. Users can build personal playlists using a mix of XM content and tracks from their own digital music collection. The Inno has a memory buffer to make it easy to store an entire track heard in XM, even if the user starts storing it in the middle of a song. Inno also has a built-in, wireless FM transmitter that beams XM to any car stereo radio. It offers a personal stock ticker and sports ticker. XM Radio is a satellite based radio system. It requires a monthly subscription fee for reception.

Cute and well-designed, this is the LEOPARD PRINT Medium Day Pack of the Purple Label, exclusively produced for Japan. This is a collaboration between the selection shop Nanamica and the outdoor products manufacturer, The North Face. Cute, elegant and functional medium day pack. It has a practical design and construction. The fabric has a beautiful leopard print. Strong canvas material with water repellence. Item Number: NN7141N Color: Brown, Leopard print Size: FREE Fabric: PARA Dot Print (Cotton52%, Linen48%) Size chart Width Height Depth FREE 33.5 40.5 14.5

Hot Chillys Mid Volume Winter Sport socks are warm socks for skiing boarding or any winter sport High tech yarns and knitting move moisture away from your foot resist odors and move easily with your feet On Hot Chillys heat scale from 1 (cool) to 10 (hot) these socks score an 8 Mid weight sock offers plenty of warmth for snow sports without excess bulk Engineered to move moisture away from your skin Bio silver technology resists odor causing bacteria Arch stabilization and articulated hinge at the ankle break create a snug comfortable fit Warmth factor of 8 on 1 10 (cold to hot) scale

Ideal for high speed internet access, home/small office networking, and audio/video distribution. Package Includes: 14 ft CAT6 snagless networking cable and 2 reusable cable ties.

Comply Foam Tips comfortably seal the ear canal to provide high levels of noise isolation and retention. Made from unique breathable memory foam that is activated by body heat and becomes ultra soft, reducing irritation and fatigue.

Premium OFC (Oxygen Free Copper) conductors. Supports All Versions of HDMI. features 3D with 12-bit deep color and x.v.ColorTM. Support full HD 1080p and beyond. Triple Shield: double foil shield and high-density copper braid for maximum isolation from EMI. 24K gold plated connector for supreme conductivity. Woven protective outer jacket resists abrasions while remaining flexible. RoHS Compliant.

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Morrell Yellow Jacket Field Point Target: Portable, ultra - durable AND American - made! One of the longest lasting target bags on the market! Morrel's exclusive IFS (Internal Frame System) construction creates consistent depth for ultimate arrow stopping ability all the way to the outer edges of the target... lets see a standard pillow target pull that off! And this Target is rated for use with all field points - let 'er fly! More: Perfectly sized for easy transport; IFS construction maintains shape for unbelievable target life; 100% waterproof; Approx. 22" x 23" x 12", 23 lbs. Perfect for use at home or up at camp! Order Today! AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: Morrell Yellow Jacket Field Point Replacement Cover - word search in our store for 'Morrell'. Morrell Yellow Jacket Field Point Target

The North Face Men's Apex Bionic Jacket always performs - whatever activity you tackle. This outdoor clothing piece delivers the comfort and protection you need to stay on the move. The North Face's most versatile soft shell, it features the acclaimed TNFâ"¢ Apex ClimateBlock fabric, wind permeability rated at 0 CFM for total defence against howling headwinds as you run, walk or ride - and it's highly water resistant, too.A fleece backer and stretchy fit on these The North Face soft shells ensure supreme comfort, and a hem cinchcord and Velcro® cuff tabs add a no-slip fit around the edges. Chest and hand pockets meanwhile provide storage space for essentials like keys, compass and mobile phone. Wear the jacket by itself in cool weather, or pair it with a fleece for even more comprehensive protection.

Canceling out extreme cold with extreme comfort, the Salomon Supreme FZ Men's Jacket is a mountaineering must-have when the temperature plummets. PrimaLoft insulation locks in heat for ultimate warmth, while an active fit features stretch properties so you can bend and move with ease. Two zippered hand pockets add extra coverage and a zippered chest pocket provides storage space.

Employing the latest and most efficient insulation, compression, and sweat-wicking technologies, Salomon's Supreme Full-Zip jacket for women tops other jackets with its continuous filament insulation that warms you up and its lightweight stretch fabric that won't hold you back.

The savvy, chatty author of The Courage of Their Convictions brings us a scholarly reckoning of the 200-plus years of decisions made by the highest court in the land. Not surprisingly (and justifiably, given his erudite arguments), Peter H. Irons represents the court's work as a never-ending appeal of the powerless to the powerful: of the just over 100 supreme justices who have sat on the court, all but two have been white, all but two have been men, and all but seven have been Christian, whereas the supplicants to our nation's highest bar are typically racial minorities, women, and deviants in some way from the religious and social mainstream. Taking a representative (if not comprehensive) accounting of the Supreme Court's most significant decisions, Irons puts cultural and political context--and a human face--to the parties involved, painting an absorbing and involving picture of landmark cases that readers are likely to recall but not fully understand. Whether he's explicating the tortuous history of freedom-seeking slave Dred Scott or explaining the "a Jap's a Jap" reasoning behind the legal exculpation of World War II internment camps, Irons reminds us of the court's spotted history while still conveying the deep affection he has for it. (Includes a thoughtful appendix with the complete text of the Constitution and suggestions for further reading.) --Paul Hughes

Recent changes in the Supreme Court have placed the venerable institution at the forefront of current affairs, making this comprehensive and engaging work as timely as ever. In the tradition of Howard Zinn's classic A People's History of the United States, Peter Irons chronicles the decisions that have influenced virtually every aspect of our society, from the debates over judicial power to controversial rulings in the past regarding slavery, racial segregation, and abortion, as well as more current cases about school prayer, the Bush/Gore election results, and "enemy combatants."   A comprehensive history of the people and cases that have changed history, this is the definitive account of the nation's highest court.