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When you spend as much time in our ground blinds as we do, you eventually create the “best seat in the house” instead of trying to “make do” with some chair from a discount store. Standard chairs are apt to cut off blood flow on the back of your legs, leading to discomfort and cold feet. They also restrict mobility and don’t allow the range of motion that our QS3 Tri-Stool provides. Of course, we designed this tri-stool at the perfect height to see through all of our blind window openings.

This call houses two metal reeds thus giving it the name double. The special reeds are designed to give this call a high-pitched and raspy sound unique to the predator calling world. You can use this call as the primary call or sometimes it works best to save it for later in the set to jar loose those educated critters. Works on all predators including coyotes, bobcats, fox, etc.

The Primos Double Bull DOUBLE WIDE Ground Blind has the largest, quietest entry door of ANY blind on the market. The Zipperless door makes silent entry easy, even when wearing gear or a pack. There is no more ZIP! Noise, no more tripping and no more hang-ups on entry. The DOUBLE WIDE has 180 Degrees of Full Front View windows, with Silent Slide Window Adjustment, and replaceable shoot-through mesh window panels. The Power Hub framework is built for extreme durability and easy fabric tightening to prevent wind flap. The Double Bull poly/cotton material is of highest standard and durability, with integrated no-wind flap, soft touch and no-sheen finish. This blind is perfect for two gun or bow hunters, and comes complete with 4 heavy-duty ground stakes, blackout interior and a deluxe oversize carrying bag.

One of the most eagerly awaited biographies of recent years, a "meticulous and visionary"* life of the great Italian writer and witness to the HolocaustPerhaps the most important writer to emerge from the death camps, Primo Levi spent sixty-five of his sixty-seven years in Turin, Italy, where he worked as a chemist by day and wrote at night in a study that had been his childhood bedroom. Thanks to his memoirs, which include Survival in Auschwitz, The Reawakening, and the classic The Periodic Table, he became widely known and loved as a supremely moral man, one who had transmuted the agonies of persecution into understanding and clarity. The whole world was shocked when he died in 1987, apparently having thrown himself into the stairwell of the house in which he had been born.Carole Angier has spent nearly ten years writing this meticulously researched, vivid, and moving biography, which illuminates the design of Levi's interior life: how he lived as a man divided, not only between chemistry and writing but between hope and despair, and how the duty to testify released him to communicate, which was his deepest need. Carole Angier's biography of Jean Rhys (1990) was shortlisted for the Whitbread Biography Award and won the Writers' Guild Award for Non-Fiction. She is the Royal Literary Fund Associate Fellow at the University of Warwick, and lives in Oxfordshire. Perhaps the most important writer to emerge from the death camps, Primo Levi spent sixty-five of his sixty-seven years in Turin, Italy, where he worked as a chemist by day and wrote at night in a study that had been his childhood bedroom. Thanks to his memoirs, which include Survival in Auschwitz, The Reawakening, and his autobiographical masterpiece The Periodic Table, he became widely known and loved as a supremely moral man, one who had transmuted the agonies of persecution into understanding and clarity. The whole world was shocked when he died in 1987, apparently having thrown himself into the stairwell of the house in which he had been born. Carole Angier has spent nearly ten years writing this meticulously researched biography, which illuminates the design of Levi's interior life: how he lived as a man divided, not only between chemistry and writing but also between hope and despair, and how the duty to testify released him to communicate, which was his deepest need. "[A] vastly detailed and intricately layered biography . . . Meticulous and visionary . . . The entwined complexities and contradictions of man and writer are caught in Angier's vastly detailed and intricately layered biography."—Richard Eder, The New York Times Book Review "Meticulous and visionary . . . The entwined complexities and contradictions of man and writer are caught in Angier's vastly detailed and intricately layered biography."—Richard Eder, The New York Times Book Review"Compelling and beautifully written . . . Ms. Angier's book is devoted to capturing the inner man as much as the outward circumstances of his life . . . [Her] detailed account of the ordeal in the camps is painstakingly presented and told with a respectful care."—Erich Eichman, The Wall Street Journal"Brilliantly unorthodox . . . [Angier] is Levi's perfect biographer—a natural foil for his own reluctance to reveal his real self—and her work is the perfect complement to his, daring and justified in each of its own liberties . . . Her book is a remarkable success. Not only for its own achievement, but also because it restores to Levi's life the dignity his death seemed to betray."—Alex Abramovich, The Village Voice"The Double Bond has the pace and grip of a thriller. I could hardly put it down from the start to finish. Primo Levi was a natural storyteller whose fearful experiences in Auschwitz and elsewhere made him a great writer, and one of the twentieth century's prime witnesses. It cost him all he had to give. Carole Angier explores the dark secrets of his life and work with humane and moving clarity. She uses the unknown and unknowable as key structural elements—like holes in lace—in a biographical design as rich, intricate and mysterious as the nature of the man it mirrors."—Hilary Spurling, author of The Unknown Matisse"Carole Angier has solved the almost intractable problems that Primo Levi sets for the modern biographer, with penetrating and audacious ingenuity. Using his own literary methods and complementing them, with intelligence and imagination, she gives us new insight into his character. His great mission was to bear witness during the last half of the twentieth century. Her inspired re-creation of his life and work will assist him to continue doing so well into the present century. It is a subtle and extraordinary achievement."—Michael Holroyd, author of Lytton Strachey"Angier's life study succeeds because, beyond its diligence and probity, it is an exhaustive exercise of moral imagination. She openly subjects many of her own insights and conjectures to the question of how her subject might have reacted to them."—Kenneth Baker, San Francisco Chronicle"Angier's long, gripping narrative of Levi's time in Auschwitz synthesizes the best of his memoirs, poetry, fiction, essays, and scientific writing. She shows and tells that he was 'not just a great witness but a great artist; and the first because the second.' Just as compelling is her discussion of the moral issues he raises about the 'gray zone' of human behavior, the shame of the drowned and the saved, the roles of victims, perpetrators, and bystanders. A compelling biography and a must for all Holocaust collections."—Booklist (starred review)"Carole Angier's definitive biography of Auschwitz survivor Primo Levi (1919-87) will be superseded only if the immediate family speaks out and Levi's private papers are made public. Angier traces Levi's life and friendships with care and great respect, exploring the psychological aspects of his relationships with his wife and his mother and the composition of such works as Survival in Auschwitz and The Periodic Table. All the great names from Levi's writings on the camps are here—Lorenzo, Pikolo, Alberto—as Angier interviews the living, revisits the scenes, and reads Levi's work intensely. Ten years in the making, this book alternates between chapters of straightforward narration, with a close reading of Levi's works, and chapters of Angier's personal observations and thoughts about Levi. The passages on Auschwitz and Levi's suicide are invaluable additions to our understanding of this important author's work. Essential for Jewish studies and literature collections."—Library Journal"Angier deftly fills the lacunae with recollections and anecdotes drawn from her research. Her skillful narrative illuminates not only the painful, dramatic passages of her subject's life—his work in the partisan resistance, his extraordinary survival in Auschwitz—but also the decades after the war that Levi spent as a chemical specialist in varnishes and resins, quietly issuing works of literary genius every now and then. Always sensitive to the historical context of her subject, Angier provides a macroscopic view of the war from the perspective of Italian Jewry. But she also explicates some of the more difficult, ambiguous aspects of Levi's temperament: his fear of women, his tendency to see chemistry as a metaphor for life, the fierce determination to bear witness that underlay his gentle nature, and the inner torment that eventuall

This ten inch, three pound density visco elastic memory foam mattress features a double removable Jacquard cover with a square quilted pattern on top.

DOUBLE- 12" PILLOW TOP MEMORY FOAM MATTRESS

Primos The Tri-Stool is constructed from aircraft aluminum tubing. The chair folds and fits right into the blind bag. #8262- Weighs:5.6 lbs. Maximum Capacity: 300 lbs.

Lanzar's newest in-car entertainment system with GPS has so many features, it's hard to list in a single sentence! Start with the 6.5" wide LCD touchscreen, making operation simple, easy, and intuitive. Plus, images look crystal clear and picture perfect. You can also easily adjust the video settings to your specifications using the on-screen menu. The built-in navigation system includes a 2 GB SD card with maps and navigation information for USA, Canada, and Mexico -- full coverage of North America. Voice guidance allows you to keep your eyes on the road while you drive. Easily play back a whole wealth of digital files including audio (MP3, WMA) and video (MP4, JPEG) from an SD card or USB stick. It's also equipped with an AM/FM radio (30 presets), a DVD/CD player, and Bluetooth for hands-free talking via your cell phone. Outputs audio over four channels at 80 watts for 320 watts total output. Card-sized remote control included.

Manufacturer: Optimum Manufacturer part#: OPTDL8SS50W Capacity: 8.5GB / 240 Min Speed: up to 8X Pack Size: 50 Discs in Wheel Cap Packaging: Wheel Cap Surface Type: Optimum Silver Shiny