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The Logitech Alert 750i 961-000329 Indoor Master Security System is a top-of-the-line master security alert system. Once you set up your system, you will immediately be able to reply on great security in times you need it. The system features motion-triggered camera, innovative software and you can view the feed from online or a mobile device. The set up for the 961-000329 is simply, al you need is electrical outlets and wire the connection of your camera to your network and will instantly begin transmitting video. It also has a built-in microphone and is easy to mount. The system features state-of-the-art technology, because the device transmits all the video and is automatically backed up on your computer when you connect to the network. Using this security system you can have eyes on your surroundings. The camera features a wide-angled lens and HD technology so you can easily recognize and capture video of someone's face.

Westek's TM11DOLB One-Outlet Outdoor Daily Timer allows you to control the power to garden lights and lawn devices up to 48 times per day. This efficient outdoor daily timer includes a clear rain-tight door that preserves the life of your timer while guarding against weather.One-Outlet Outdoor Daily TimerAt a Glance:Includes daily 24 'on/off' settingsFeatures a rain-tight designAccepts one 3-prong grounded plugComes with a 9" power cordNon-removable pegs can't be lostThis outdoor timer accepts a 3-prong grounded plug, making it compatible with trimmers, leaf blowers, and more.View larger.Enjoy Enhanced Programming CapabilitiesThe Westek One-Outlet Outdoor Daily Timer features select 'on/off' time ranges to accommodate your schedule. This flexibility includes daily 24 'on' settings and 24 'off' settings, available in hourly increments.You'll be able to control the power to outdoor devices such as lawn lights down to the hour.Suitable for Heavy-Duty DevicesThis outdoor timer accepts one three-prong grounded plug, making it compatible with heavy-duty devices such as trimmers and leaf blowers.In addition, its design includes non-removable pegs that can't be lost or destroyed.Weather Protected for Extended UseAn innovative rain-tight cover protects the outlet from moisture. The clear cover acts as a window for seeing the timer wheel, and it also blocks out precipitation. An included nine-inch power cord gives the timer range in your yard or garden.What's in the BoxWestek TM11DOLB One-Outlet Outdoor Daily Timer and instructions.Ideal for large-scale outdoor events, as well as controlling holiday, garden, and specialty lighting.

Westek's TM11DOLB One-Outlet Outdoor Daily Timer allows you to control the power to garden lights and lawn devices up to 24 times per day. This efficient outdoor daily timer includes a clear rain-tight door that preserves the life of your timer while guar

The Uniden UDW10003 3.5 In. Wireless Security Surveillance System offers security and peace of mind with a portable monitor receiving a video camera. Included is a portable camera and a colored video display. The system comes with the Uniden Security Surveillance software allowing features including smart motion detection, record scheduler, and detection sensitivity so you can have detailed playback of the footage recorded from your PC. The 3.5-inch color screen supports up to four cameras with quad playback so you can view up to four cameras at once. The wireless surveillance system uses 2.4 digital FHSS, which means zero interference from other devices and prevents any hacking into your system. The portable Lion rechargeable battery offers up to 4-hours of life for the camera and 8-hours for the base. 2.4GHz digital frequency hopping spread spectrum technology|3.5 in. color display (640 x 480 VGA)|Night View Camera; AV out to TV monitor|Expandable up to 4 cameras; Simple plug|Digital zoom/pan/tilt capability|Quad, AutoScan or full screen view|Camera transmits up to 500 ft.|Built-in microphone; Playback feature|Detection sensitivity and smart motion detection and alarm (optional with included software|Secheduled recordings to your PC (optional with included software)

The big-screen adaptation of Twilight, Stephenie Meyer's bestselling vampire romance, is aimed squarely at its key demographic: teen girls whose idea of Prince Charming is a brooding, pale, undead teen who could kill you instantly at any moment. Such a prince is more fascinating than frightening to new girl Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart), who moves to the rainy-gray town of Forks, Wash., to live with her dad (Billy Burke), the local sheriff who's puzzled by a series of "animal attacks." On her first day at school, Bella appears to (visibly) nauseate her lab partner, Edward (Robert Pattinson). Turns out the scent of her blood is this vampire's "brand of heroin," and his struggle not to kill her causes an irresistible pull toward her. Whether he's attracted for the normal reasons or because she smells especially sweet to him is vague in the book and even less clear on-screen; nonetheless, Bella falls hopelessly in love with Edward, which sets her on a dangerous path when a few nomad vampires show up in town, one particularly keen on tracking the human. Directed by Catherine Hardwicke (Thirteen), Twilight is full of funny moments--not all of which are intentional--and the casting, from Stewart to Bella's self-absorbed friend Jessica (Anna Kendrick) is spot-on. The weakest link, unfortunately, is Pattinson. While he certainly looks the part, his Edward could have used an extra injection of testosterone (Pattinson, who is British, used James Dean as a model for his American accent). In scenes where he growls about the temptation to kill those who would harm Bella, or flitting around a forest warning her how dangerous he is, he comes off more like a whimpering puppy than a debonair monster. The good news is, his chemistry with Stewart (particularly in their big kissing scene) is palpable, which, let's face it, is really what matters to Twilight fans most. --Ellen A. Kim Twilight at Amazon.com Twilight books Visit our Twilight store Twilight soundtrack Stills from Twilight (Click for larger image)

Horror, romance, and teen angst collide in this stylish adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's best-selling young adult novel. When she starts life at a new high school, Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) is immediately drawn to brooding goth Edward (Robert Pattinson)--who happens to be a real-life vampire. As their love grows, Edward will be forced to protect Bella from his bloodthirsty brethren while fighting to resist his own (un)natural hunger. Billy Burke, Ashley Greene, Nikki Reed also star. 122 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English DTS HD Master Audio, Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1; Subtitles: English (SDH), Spanish; audio commentary by Stewart, Pattinson, others; deleted scenes; extended scenes; "making of" documentary; featurette; music video; more.

What's harder to kill than a vampire? The thriving vampire movie genre, which reappears here in the form of Priest, an entertaining mash-up of sci-fi, horror, and various Westerns adapted from a graphic novel by Min-Woo Hyung and starring Paul Bettany (The Da Vinci Code, Creation, Iron Man, etc.) in the title role. In Hyung's world (as depicted by screenwriter Cory Goodman and director Scott Charles Stewart), the future is a dystopian nightmare still reeling from centuries of conflict between humans and vast armies of slimy, humanoid vampires; having been saved (or so we're told) by fierce and noble warrior priests, people now live in a great, grim city that makes the Los Angeles depicted in Bladerunner look like a vacation resort, while the remaining vampires have been consigned to "reservations" in the desert. A few hardy souls subsist out in the barren wilderness as well, and the fun starts when a gang of vamps attacks one family, abducting pretty young Lucy (Lily Collins, Phil's daughter) and killing her parents. The girl's sharpshooting boyfriend (Cam Gigandet) seeks out Bettany's retired Priest, who's only too willing to defy the dire warnings of the arrogant clergymen who control the cities, jump on his supercycle, and head out to do battle with a foe that, far from being defeated, has been regrouping and now plans to--gasp!--lay waste to all mankind. A couple of twists involving central characters are eventually revealed, but the best parts are the action sequences in the vampires' enormous "hive," aboard (and on top of) a speeding train, and elsewhere as the Priest and a few of his cross-bearing (on their foreheads, that is) comrades, including action veteran Maggie Q, try to stop the head vampire dude (basically a fanged version of Clint Eastwood's Man with No Name) and his ravenous minions. Considering the range of 21st-century vampire flicks, from the arty Swedish import Let the Right One In to the romantic Twilight series, there's plenty of room for a popcorn chewer like Priest. --Sam Graham

Based on the comic book series by Min-Woo Hyung, this dystopian horror tale is set in a world in which mankind has been engaged in a century-long battle against vampires. Living in a walled-in city ruled by the Church, a priest breaks his vows in order to rescue his niece from a pack of bloodsuckers who have abducted her. Joined by his relative's boyfriend and a powerful Warrior Priestess, the holy man embarks on a mission that will push his faith to its limits and beyond. Paul Bettany, Karl Urban, Cam Gigandet, and Maggie Q star. Not in 3D. 87 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital Surround stereo, French Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital Surround stereo, Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital Surround stereo; Subtitles: English (SDH), French, Spanish.

The Thunderbird butane lighter insert for flip-top lighters (like Thunderbird, normal-sized Zippo and others) replaces the smelly, messy liquid fuel lighter insert with a clean-burning butane flame. Utilizes reliable flint wheel ignition and comes with a factory life-time warranty.

From Backpackgeartest.org The Katadyn Base Camp filter is a gravity feed filter system that utilizes a bag that is filled with unfiltered water, hung, and allows gravity to feed the water through the filter media into a water container. It is one of Katadyn's Backcountry Series of filters. Initial Impressions The Katadyn Base Camp filter arrived at my home packaged in an attractive display box. The box contained the filter bag, filter cartridge, lock ring for filter cartridge, hose, hose valve, and a small plastic bag containing the instruction book, a small tube of silicone lubricant, and a sponge. My initial impression of the product, based solely on its appearance and packaging, was that it seemed to be an attractive and well-designed unit. The bag is similar in construction to a dry bag (a nylon material coated on the inside, with a top that rolls down and buckles to close). The bag has a plastic insert at the bottom to accept the filter. I find the bright blue color to be attractive, and feel it strikes a good balance between being unobtrusive during an outdoor experience, yet still bright enough that I'm unlikely to lose it by not noticing I left it in camp. A close examination of the bag revealed what appears to me to be soundly welded seams in the bag, good stitching where the straps and buckles are located, and a well-constructed unit. The filter itself is a pleated material (much like an air filter in a car) mounted in an otherwise plastic cylinder. The manufacturer's website describes this filter material as a glass fiber. Over the pleated surface was wrapped what the manufacturer refers to as a filter protector (a very fine mesh screen) that is held on by a cylinder of plastic mesh. The filter and filter protector seem to be constructed in keeping with the simple design of the unit as a whole. The shutoff valve is a simple plastic clip that slides over the discharge hose, and can be pinched to stop the flow, or released to allow filtration. Reading the Instructions The instruction manual was very straightforward, with good line drawings and text explanations. There are two omissions I noticed. First was the lack of an explanation surrounding the installation and operation of the hose valve, though I found this to be self-explanatory. The second omission was any explanation of the purpose of the sponge provided, though I have been told it is for cleaning the filter protector. Instructions were included in English and French, and covered product set-up, normal operation, field performance tips, long-term storage, cartridge capacity, replacement cartridge installation, product registration, and warranty information (along with basic information on water filtration). In the field performance tips section the manual describes how to temporarily clean the filter cartridge in the field should it become clogged, a process I hope to try out while testing this product. In addition to the manual, there is a label titled "Important Field Tips" sewn to the top of the bag that provides 6 line drawings that explain how to assemble and use the filter. At the manufacturer's website additional information is found in the Frequently Asked Questions section. In this section I found several helpful tips, including allowing sediment to settle out of water in another container prior to filtering it, and wrapping a bandana or similar item around the filter cartridge to extend its life when filtering very dirty water. Trying it out I found assembly of the filter to be fairly straightforward. While at first I didn't think I would need to use the silicone lubricant to insert the cartridge into the plastic insert in the bag, I quickly realized I would need to. After lubricating the o-ring, the cartridge slid in with moderate effort. Insertion of the hose onto the filter barb took a couple of tries, as the filter barb is recessed into the base of the filter between four flanges, and I have big fingers. I found the silicone lubricant to be helpful here as well. Once these tasks were completed, I simply threaded the plastic lock ring (that prevents the filter from simply falling out) onto the flange and slipped on the hose valve and the filter was ready for use. One note on assembly is that there is a warning in the instructions not to grasp the cartridge around the pleated surface or it could become damaged. This warning made me wonder how much caution will be required in my pack, as the filter cartridge is essentially unprotected from crushing. This is something I will monitor during field testing. Once the filter was assembled, I decided to try it out in my kitchen. The first thing I realized was that filling the bag isn't as easy as I thought it would be with one person. Even at my sink, trying to hold the bag with one hand and fill with the other was a challenge. The bag flipped closed at one point, causing the water to flow down the front of my pants. Once I figured out how to hold it to prevent that from happening, I realized the bag gets pretty heavy as it fills. I plan to try filling the filter on the ground during field testing to see if that is easier. I also wonder how realistic it will be to fill the bag directly from, for example, a lake while keeping the discharge hose out of the unfiltered water, at least by myself. The next challenge became finding a place to hang the filter, for which I chose the back of a chair. Due to the bag being barely above the outlet end of the hose the flow was very slow, but it did confirm the operation of the filter and confirmed there were no leaks. The flow valve was easy to close and seemed to lock very securely. The valve released okay, but my big fingers made releasing a little more difficult. I followed the instructions to filter 2 L (2.1 qt) of water to flush the filter of carbon. While the instructions noted that this water might be discolored, I wasn't expecting the first flow to be black. The carbon quickly cleared, however. The water filtered after this initial flush was clear. I conducted a side-by-side taste test between my unfiltered tap water and the filtered tap water. There was a slight, but detectable, improvement in the filtered water's taste, which I suspect was the result of the carbon in the filter absorbing residual chlorine from my tap water. Testing Strategy I plan to test the filter by using it to filter all my water for the trips I take during the test period, save what I carry in at the trailhead. I am a heavy consumer of water while backpacking. Since I will be providing water for up to four people on many of my trips, this filter will see a great deal of use during the test period, likely filtering in excess of 50 gallons (189 L) of water from a broad variety of sources. Throughout the testing I will work to evaluate the following areas: Ease of use - Is the filter easy to operate? Is maintenance easy to perform? Is it easy to fill the bag? Are closures easy to operate? Is it convenient to use? What kind of flow rate can I expect under varying real-world conditions? Does the output speed decline as the filters begin to clog? Is it easy to hang? Design - Does the filter work well with my usual combination of hydration bladder and bottles? Does it fit well in my pack? Are the hoses long enough to use easily where I'm able to find a place to hang it? Does it seal in the water being filtered well, or does it leak? Does the buckle and top closure seem secure? Does the hose valve work well? Does the material seem to hold up well, or does it fade or become brittle with use? Does the color of the bag tend to absorb solar heat, making the water too warm for drinking? Does the filter clog when used with nasty-looking water? Does sediment or slime from the water build up in the bag, and if so, how easy is it to clean? Quality of Filtration - Do I notice any off tastes in the water? Is the water at all cloudy? Can it make tannin filled water (which is bitter-tasting from all the vegetable matter steeped in it) along the Washington coast palatable? Component Quality and Reliability - Can the filter stand up to my typical use? Are there any areas prone to wear or failure? Does it reliably provide me with safe drinking water, or is it prone to failure, leaving me to resort to a chemical treatment backup? If I encounter freezing temperatures do basic precautions such as draining the filter prevent damage? Summary Overall the Katadyn Base Camp filter appears to be a well-constructed, well-designed filter. I look forward to evaluating its performance under real-world conditions.

Just fill, hang, and drink! The Katadyn Base Camp Microfilter has a high water flow rate and is ideal for groups and families.Includes the cleanable, AntiClog Hiker Pro Microfilter Cartridge that removes bacteria, Giardia, and Cryptosporidium to EPA Standards

Smile and say "cheese"! With 4-in-1 endless fun, the Kidizoom™ Camera from VTech® allows your child to become an instant photographer and movie director with the press of a button. Your child's creativity will come alive as they learn to take and edit their photos with wacky effects. They can also shoot their own video movies or play 3 cool games right on the camera. With storage of up to 1000 photos, and the ability to connect to a computer, your child can easily keep all of their creations so they can be treasured forever.Product Measures: 2.2 x 6.1 x 3.2Recommended Ages: 3 years - 6 years

Turn your child into the family photographer with Vtech's Kidizoom Spin & Smile Digital Camera. Durable and easy to use, this 2.0 megapixel camera lets kids take and edit photos, record digital video, and play games. Designed for children three and up, the Kidizoom comes with a built-in flash for indoor shooting as well as a twisting lens for easy self-portraits. A variety of wacky frames, stamps, and other effects will keep your budding photographer entertained. KidizoomSpin & Smile Digital Camera Ages: Three to eight years Requires: Four AA batteries At a Glance: Tough, easy-to-grip camera with 2.0 megapixel resolution Includes camera and video modes, photo editor, and five games 256 MB of built-in memory Lens twists for easy self-portraits Editing feature allows children to add frames, stamps, and wacky effects Fun kids camera is a great learning experience for aspiring photographers. View larger. Lets you add wacky effects for hours of silly fun. View larger. Sturdy Design Ideal for Young Photographers Engineered with children's small hands in mind, the Kidizoom Spin & Smile Digital Camera comes with easy-to-grip, rounded sides and large, intuitive buttons. Kidizoom's sturdy design helps withstand rough handling by young photographers. While not indestructible, this camera stood up to repeated drops on a cement floor during testing. Kidizoom comes with a twisting lens that flips effortlessly into position as well as a timer, taking the guesswork out of self-portraits and group shots. A zoom wheel activates the 4X digital zoom, while dual viewfinders and a full-color screen make it easy for children to compose pictures. The camera screen's compact size does make it challenging to predict the photo quality before viewing on a television or computer monitor. Do not expect this 2.0 megapixel camera to take sharp photos of squirmy subjects in low-light conditions. Zany Special Effects Unleash Creativity Kidizoom allows your child to add silly hairstyles, wacky distortion, and colorful frames to photos. These can be easily viewed on a computer or television. Parents will need to spend a little time helping younger children find and use the editing features to allow them to fully unleash their creativity. Your child can also record movies with funny cartoon animations and scene-setting frames. A video recorder lets kids record and then distort voices, adding echo effects or robot intonations. Along with the editing options, five preloaded games--including a photo puzzle, detective game, and germ-fighting adventure--will provide hours of educational entertainment for your child. Built-In Memory Stores Hundreds of Photos With 256 megabytes of internal memory, there's room for hundreds of photos or more than 10 minutes of video. The camera also supports up to 2 gigabytes of additional space by adding an SD card (sold separately). System Requirements Windows XP/Vista/Windows 7 Mac OS X 10.4 or above What's in the Box Kidizoom Spin & Smile Digital Camera, USB Cable, A/V cable, wrist strap, and user's manual.

Turn the Leapster Explorer? handheld into a digital camera and video recorder! Kids can take pictures and personalize them and shoot movies for music videos. Eight activities encourage creative expression, explore emotions and help build skills with letters, numbers and shapes. ? Take, edit and store up to 1,000 photos. ? Stretch, stamp and draw on pictures to personalize them. ? Create puzzles or use photos to tell a story. ? Turn photos into characters to zap letters or numbers in fun activities. ? Appropriate for children ages 4 to 9 years. Only for use with the Leapster Explorer? handheld (sold separately).Features include: •Turn the Leapster Explorer hand held into a digital camera and video recorder that stores up to 1,000 photos•8 engaging activities encourage creative expression, explore emotions and help build skills with letters, numbers and shapes•Stretch, stamp and draw on pictures to personalize them, and turn them into tools to zap letters or numbers in fun learning activities•Unscramble picture puzzles, share favorite photos and use photos to tell a story or tell a different kind of story by shooting movies•For children ages 4 to 9 years, only for use with the Leapster Explorer hand held (sold separately)

The best! Camco RhinoFLEX 15' RV Sewer Hose Kit is never #2. A 15' RhinoFLEX sewer hose with pre-attached swivel fittings. At the RV end of the hose is a super-tough bayonet fitting for a secure fit. At the dump station end is a translucent elbow that separates from the 4-in-1 adapter for easy storage. It's a ready-to-use Kit made with the toughest hose you can buy. With new pre-attached swivel fittings featuring locking rings so your fittings stay secured. Bayonet cap and elbow cap also included. Manufacturer's part number 39761. Order yours today! Camco RhinoFLEX 15' RV Sewer Hose Kit