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Proudly display your collection while making the most efficient use of your space.
The spinning CD / DVD large tower amazingly holds more than 1,000 discs in just under 2 square feet of floor space. 65"H x 18-3/4"W x 18-3/4"D, smaller version is 52-1/2"H.
It spins effortlessly to allow quick access to your collection from all four sides and adjustable shelves make it easy to store multiple formats.
Constructed of wood composites and foil laminates.
Assembly required.
Select an item / color from the drop-down box.$199.99 - $259.994.9/5 (24)more colors -
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Get ready for the holidays with holiday decor, or create an outdoor oasis with garden and patio furniture and fashions that are fun and functional.
An all-around favorite! Our Swivel Book/Media Stand.
Perfect next to a sofa or chair, the Swivel Book/Media Stand rotates a full 360 degrees to keep books or DVDs in easy reach. Each of the side table's 8 storage sections is 14-1/2"W x 10"D x 11"H. Plus you can use the top of the Swivel Book/Media Stand for snacks or display items. Assembling easily without tools, the Swivel Book/Media Stand is crafted from wood composites with a smooth rubbed walnut finish to coordinate beautifully with any decor.
Benefits of the Swivel Book/Media Stand:- The Swivel Book/Media Stand allows you to access your most-wanted items while you stay seated
- This swiveling side table is ideal for family room, den, office or media room
- The Swivel Book/Media Stand spins easily and smoothly so items stay in place
Specifications:- Dimensions Overall: 23-1/2"Dia. x 26-1/2"H
- Dimensions of Each Section: 14-1/2"W x 10"D x 11"H
- Weight: 37 lbs.
- Materials: Wood Composites and Veneer
- Assembly: Simple Assembly Required
$169.992.0/5 (1) -
Home & Garden
Get ready for the holidays with holiday decor, or create an outdoor oasis with garden and patio furniture and fashions that are fun and functional.
Tray Table with Drawer
Our classic Tray Table includes a handy storage drawer. You'll appreciate having the Tray Table with Drawer nearby when you're watching TV or using your laptop. Just pull this tray table up to your chair or sofa; the U-shaped base slides underneath furniture to bring the tabletop up close to you. This tray table also includes a drawer, perfect for stashing the remote, some pens and pencils, your puzzle book, and other items. The tray table's top is made of wood composites with a rubbed walnut finish. The tray table's sturdy metal base slides under your chair or sofa. Use the Tray Table for snacks while you're watching TV, or as a handy spot for your laptop or crossword puzzle. The roomy drawer provides convenient storage for a variety of items.$59.994.9/5 (7) -
Make old light cans look like brand new fixtures with snap-on Decorative Recessed Light Covers.
With these easy-to-install recessed light trim kits, you can update a room instantly for a more finished look as well as warmer light. No need to hire an electrician -- these Decorative Recessed Light Covers are easy to install yourself. Just snap the recessed light trim over your plain covers and you'll completely change the look of your room. Each Decorative Recessed Light Cover includes a beautifully detailed steel ring, coordinating glass insert (8-in. model only), and inner can ring with clips.
Benefits of the Decorative Recessed Light Cover:- Instantly update old, ugly light cans with beautiful recessed light trim
- Decorative Recessed Light Covers snap in place for easy installation
- Recessed light trim's glass insert provides a rich, warm look to your lighting (8-in. model only)
Specifications:- What's Included: Decorative Recessed Light Cover Metal Ring, Glass Insert (8-in. model only), Inner Ring
- Materials: Steel, Glass
Select diameter.$29.994.3/5 (20) -
Attractive and versatile, the Double Multimedia Storage Tower is a practical storage solution for your media collection.
Its shelves, separated by a central divider, boast room for over 300 CDs. Each shelf is fully adjustable, meaning you're free to customize according to your collection's needs.
Fill and sort through your collection with ease, thanks to the horizontal storage. Attractive and functional, this tower is perfect for the casual collector.
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Stafford TV Swivel with Drawer
Our Stafford TV Swivel Stand includes a drawer to hold your remotes and other viewing supplies.Able to support up to 150 lbs., this stylish turntable lets you easily angle your TV for optimum viewing from wherever you're sitting. The smooth-turning steel-bearing base provides 360 degree swivel plus cushioned bumpers to protect your furniture from scratches. Designed with slatted sides to coordinate with our Stafford furniture collection, this TV swivel stand will add both convenience and style on a table, dresser, or cabinet. The Stafford TV Swivel with Drawer saves space, too, by holding the TV above the DVD or DVR system that fits into its own separate 18"W x 4"H compartment. This TV stand swivels in any direction so you can get a great view from wherever you're sitting. The Stafford TV Swivel with Drawer elevates your TV for better viewing. This TV swivel also includes a drawer for keeping remotes, TV channel guide, and other items.
Select a color from the drop-down box. Black is not pictured.$89.95 -
Give your big collection a secure, out of sight space in your home with the Grande Locking Media Storage Cabinet.
With fully adjustable shelves and off-set hinged doors offering 180-degree movement, you won't have any trouble organizing and sorting through all your media. Filling and removing media is equally painless thanks to the horizontal storage.
This cabinet also comes with a locking mechanism, to keep your collection safe from curious kids. It's a great choice for the ambitious collector's media center.
Select finish.$279.99 -
Upscale and versatile, the 6-Shelf Bookcase is a great addition to your study, office or living room.
Six shelves serve to organize books, picture frames, decorative accents and more. Group it with others to create a library wall for even more storage. With its attractive and adaptable design, it's an invaluable piece in any home.
Select finish.$179.994.0/5 (1)more colors -
Go for maximum storage with the Edenvale 5 Drawer Chest.
Designed in a crisp, simple style, this chest's five full-sized removable drawers gives you a ton of storage in one understated, budget-friendly package. This essential piece will be right at home in a bedroom of any size or decor. Straightforward storage at last!
Complete the look with other pieces in the Edenvale Bedroom Collection!
Select finish.$145.99 -
Get big storage without the big floor space with the Edenvale 7 Drawer Tall Chest.
This budget-friendly chest's seven drawers are built with your small garments and objects in mind, and each are easily removed for organization, cleaning or even moving. Small bedrooms take note, a narrow profile means it'll fit just about anywhere. Save space and gain storage with this slender little addition to your bedroom.
Complete the look with other pieces in the Edenvale Bedroom Collection!
Select finish.$135.99 -
Make the most out of a limited space with the Slim Multimedia Storage Tower.
This tower's neat and compact design means it's perfectly suited to small rooms, while still providing storage for over 100 CDs.
Adjust the shelves to any position you like as your collection grows and changes. With this unit, limited floor space doesn't have to mean limited storage.
Select finish.$69.99 -
Protect your table against spills and stains with a 'custom-fit', Burlwood-look, Elasticized Table Cover.
If you're looking for an affordable as well as attractive alternative to custom made table covers, this stretchable table cover is a smart option. Designed with a rich burlwood pattern, the cover has elastic edging that stretches to fit any round, square, or multi-sided table from 36" to 46" (in diameter or corner-to-opposite-corner). This elasticized table cover takes the shape of your table as if it were custom-made for it, so there's no annoying overhang, and no wrinkled-up look. The Elasticized Table Cover protects the sides and edges of your table, too, and has a shiny finish.
Why use a table cover? The number one reason is to protect your table from everyday nicks, spills, and stains. Water and other liquids can damage wood surfaces, leaving marks that are virtually impossible to remove. Glass tabletops can suffer scratches and cracks. Using this fitted vinyl cover will help prevent damage to your dining room table or kitchen table, whatever its shape. Or perhaps your table surface is already damaged. This wood-patterned fitted cover is an easy and affordable way to give your table a fresh and attractive new look. And since the elasticized edges grip firmly to your table, this table cover is also ideal to use as an outdoor tablecloth since it won't blow away in the wind.
The Elasticized Table Cover is moisture-proof, wipes clean easily, and is tough enough to use on outdoor tables.
Specifications:- Dimensions: Fits a table 36" to 46"
- Materials: Heavy-duty vinyl
$19.992.3/5 (3) -
Organize your wine!
Cut to fit over standard- and large-size bottlenecks. Made of paper.
Select color.$14.95 -
Achieve a new level of organization with our multi-shelf Magazine Stand.
This cleverly designed magazine stand takes up only 13 inches square of floor space, so you can use it almost anywhere. Although ideal for magazine storage, this sturdy wooden magazine stand is also great for file folders, paper, mail, and more. The vertical design of the Magazine Stand provides six levels of accessible storage by a desk or your favorite chair. Beautifully finished in burnt chestnut, this magazine stand's four movable shelves are slightly tilted and have black leatherette inserts, as does the top.
Benefits of the Magazine Stand:- Magazine Stand offers a space-saving design with easy organization
- Magazine storage shelves are movable and have black leatherette inserts
- Use the Magazine Stand in an office, family room, or even an entryway
Specifications:- What's Included: Magazine Stand, Hardware
- Magazine Stand Dimensions: 13"Sq. x 29"H
- Weight: 16-1/2 lbs.
- Materials: Wood Composites, Veneer
- Available Finish: Burnt Chestnut
- Assembly: Required
$99.995.0/5 (2) -
Durable bamboo protects carpet and makes your chair easier to roll.
Forget utilitarian plastic pads with spiked backs. This handsome mat is easier to handle than stiff plastic, and can be rolled up when company visits. High-density felt backing cushions as it grips. Made of Anji Mountain bamboo with scuff-resistant polyurethane coating.
Select a size from the drop-down box.$219.005.0/5 (1) -
Organize all your media in this elegant space - saving storage tower!
The Media Tower stores any combination of 390 CDs, 240 DVDs, and 120 VHS Tapes in a sleek, compact tower. With arched contemporary handles, this elegant cabinet is available in oak, cherry or black. Seven shelves (3 adjustable) combined with 10 pocket shelves in the doors will keep you organized. Oversized base ensures stability and balance. Constructed from wood composite with laminate finishes, it measures 68" H x 15" W x 12" D. Easy assembly required. Made in the USA.$149.994.0/5 (7) -
Lighted Corner Curio Cabinet
Display your collectables with pride in this lighted curio cabinet. Mirrors are present on both back edges to enhance the lighting of your items and give more visual depth. The golden oak finish compliments the simple straightforward design with tall vertical panes and decorative arch top. Two adjustable shelves are present in the upper cabinet that can be raised, lowered, or removed to suite your needs. Additionally, the lower cabinet also contains one adjustable shelf. This lighted corner curio is sure to become a cherished piece of furniture in your home.
Features:- 21.25" W x 15.5" D x 70" Tall
- Mirror backed with light
- Tempered glass front
- Assembly required
$379.994.0/5 (1)more colors -
Keep your bedroom decor simple and serene with the Platform Bed.
With its sleek design, this bed not only eliminates the need for a box spring, but looks good with any decor! The platform is finished on three sides with a 2 inch wide molding that keeps your full-sized mattress snugly in place.
Select size / finish.$199.99 - $219.994.0/5 (1)more colors -
Mission Media Wall Cabinet
You can use these good-looking media cabinets for freestanding storage in any room. But for a real space-saver, hang a Mission Media Wall Cabinet on a wall with the included mounting kit. Smartly designed with 4 adjustable shelves, metal hardware and door pulls, the Mission Media Wall Cabinet has glass-inset doors to protect your CDs or DVDs from dust. This media wall cabinet is available in two sizes: 2-door (19"W x 8"D) holds up to 190 CDs or 78 DVDs; 4-door (35-1/2"W x 8"D) holds up to 380 CDs or 156 DVDs. Both media storage cabinets are 32-1/2"H.
Please allow up to 2 weeks for delivery.
Benefits of the Mission Media Wall Cabinet:- Mission Media Wall Cabinets are a space-saving storage solution for home or office
- The Mission Media Wall Cabinet has adjustable shelves to accommodate CDs, DVDs, VHS tapes, and game cartridges
- These wall-mountable media cabinets feature classic Mission styling in your choice of finishes to complement most decors
$119.994.0/5 (1) -
Every gentleman deserves a personal Valet at his service... this one even offers a Chair!
Unique valet includes a 16-1/2" x 16" padded leather chair you can sit on while putting socks and shoes on! Contoured hanger and no-slip trouser rod keep your jacket and slacks wrinkle-free. Tie, belt or suspenders hang at the sides on two extendable posts.
Includes a 4 1/2" -deep drawer beneath the seat for additional storage. Finished hardwood, with brass-plated fittings. Assembly required. 19" x 26" x 44" tall overall.
No express delivery.
Please specify light walnut or dark mahogany finish.
Chair Valet$199.993.0/5 (2) -
Make your storage space limitless with the Triple Width Barrister Tower.
With room for over a thousand CDs, this tower has space to accommodate even commercial-sized collections. Stay organized however you like with its fully adjustable shelves, and take advantage of the horizontal storage that makes sorting and filling an easy task.
This tower is the perfect pick for collectors who want room to grow.
Select finish.$259.993.0/5 (1)more colors -
Stafford Console/Desk
Our Stafford Console Desk: one classic table, three great ways to enjoy it. Designed to coordinate with our Stafford furniture collection, this handsome console desk can do triple duty in your home. Use the Stafford Console Desk as an entryway table, as a sofa table in the living room, or as a stylish desk in your office. You'll probably find even more ways to use this versatile table -- let us know in your comments below! Crafted of wood composites and veneer, the Stafford Console Desk has 2 storage drawers and a bottom shelf. The Stafford Console Desk features simple, classic design to coordinate with many decors. This 48"W table has 2 drawers with antiqued metal drawer pulls. The Stafford Console Desk has a bottom shelf for added storage or display.$99.973.0/5 (1) -
Easily organize all your media with this front and top-loading media cabinet!
The lid provides convenient, locking top-side access, so you don't have to bend or stoop to get your favorite movie or CD. The double-wide cabinet offers storage for 843 CDs, 449 DVDs, 270 video tapes and more.
Constructed from wood composite with laminate finishes. The cabinet measures 37" H x 49" W x 12" D. Item is available in Rich Cherry, Oak, Walnut or Black. Easy Assembly required. Made in the USA.$249.992.7/5 (6) -
The Edenvale 6 Drawer Dresser is one functional piece that won't overwhelm your bedroom's decor.
Six full-sized drawers will have your clothing organized in a jiffy, and reorganized just as quick thanks to their easy removal.
Clean lines and a minimalist design mean this dresser will look great with any mirror, jewelry or accessories you choose to store on top. Dressed up or down, this dresser's a safe and budget-friendly bet for any bedroom.
Complete the look with other pieces in the Edenvale Bedroom Collection!
Select finish.$189.99 -
SoftWoods Flooring
The most comfortable flooring you can buy for indoor or outdoor events! Alessco is the original manufacturer and has lots of color choices. A perfect combination of durability and comfort for Residential or Commercial or Industrial applications. PP commercial carpet bonded to our closed cell EVA. Foam Rubber makes SoftWoods Lighweight, Portable, Waterproof, Soundproof, Aerobic Shock Absorbent, Insulating etc.
Select size and color from drop down box.$85.23 - $192.88 -
With a classic look of elegance, this beautiful windowpane media storage cabinet will become a centerpiece for any room. Meticulous detail was taken in the all aspects of the traditional finishes and double glass-inlaid doors just add that final touch of excellence. Inside, the center shelf is fixed and additional four shelves are fully adjustable to suit your needs. With so much versatility, this cabinet can hold up to 330 CDs or 166 DVDs.
- 26.25" W x 9.5" D x 47.75" Tall
- Adjustable shelves for maximum flexibility
- Tempered glass doors
- Holds up to 166 DVDs or 330 CDs
- Assembly required
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Organize up to 400 CDs and 184 DVDs in a slim cabinet that fits just about anywhere!
With just 28 inches of wall space, you can store your large video and audio collection. This Mission cabinet even fits nicely in a hallway, because it's just 9-1/2" deep! Store your DVDs on 5 shelves (3 adjust) behind the glass door, and tuck CDs out of sight in the 12 drawers --- each holds more than 30. They'll stay dust-free and easy to find, and you can organize by title or genre. 41-1/2"H x 28"W. Choose dark oak or espresso. Standard delivery only.$339.00 -
Store any combination of media with the library-style Double Width Wall Storage.
This unit's adjustable shelves, separated by a central divider, mean it's easy for you to customize according to your collection's needs. It's also easy to sort and fill your media, thanks to the horizontal storage.
Flexible and capable, this popular unit has you covered for media storage.
Select finish.$155.99 -
Add a functional accent to your study, office or living room with the 2-shelf Bookcase.
Two shelves offer room to store books, baskets and other household items you need to organize. Create a versatile library-style area for your home by grouping this bookcase with others. It's an ideal storage piece that suits any lifestyle.
Select finish.$79.99 -
You'll never wish you had more storage space with the Quad Width Wall Storage.
Its four separate compartments boast generous capacities for even commercial-sized collections, and offer practical, fully adjustable shelves for easy customization.
Stay organized thanks to the horizontal storage that makes sorting, filling and rearranging your collection a simple task. It's ideal for those as serious about their media storage as they are about their media collection.
Select finish.$299.99 -
Panorama Cocktail Table
Complete your living room with this stunning cocktail table. With solid wood and glass construction, this contemporary walnut finished table would look lovely next to any sofa or chair. The table displays a modern glass see through top to display your shell or picture collections within for all to see, and features an extra storage shelf beneath the table top. This piece is sure to be a welcome addition to any home.
Features:- 42" W x 22" D x 20" H
- 2 drawers measuring 17.25" x 16.25" D x 2.25" H
- Each drawer has 4 equal removable compartments
- Bottom shelf measures 41.75" W x 16.5" D x 9.5" H
- Hardwood, wood veneer, MDF, and tempered glass construction
- Assembly required
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Get storage that will grow as your collection does with the Slim Barrister Tower.
With a narrow base specifically designed to fit side by side with other units, you can easily create a library wall to expand and improve your storage.
By itself, this tower boasts enough space to hold more than 150 DVDs, and comes with adjustable shelves that make minor customizations simple. So start filling up a tower, and see where it takes you.
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Only need a modest amount of clothing storage?
Try the Edenvale 4 Drawer Chest. Offering four drawers for your clothing, this chest won't overwhelm your bedroom or shortchange you on space. The simple, minimalist style is a prime setting for any decorative elements you put on top, and the easily removed drawers make reorganizing a snap. Finally, bedroom storage made easy and affordable.
Complete the look with other pieces in the Edenvale Bedroom Collection!
Select finish.$125.99 -
Add an accent that's both functional and upscale to your home with the 4-shelf Bookcase.
With four shelves' worth of storage for books, plates, decorative accessories and more, this stylish piece is ideal for your den, office or living room. Get even more storage by arranging it with others for a library wall effect.
It's one storage piece that's as fashionable as it is versatile.
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Keep your storage options flexible with the Double Width Barrister Tower.
Each tower boasts space for more than 700 CDs, making it perfect for ambitious collectors.
Its adjustable shelves offer even more storage versatility. With this product, your collection has space to grow.
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Stafford Book Case
Our Stafford Bookcase provides plenty of storage for books, binders, more. Whether used in a living room, office or den, the Stafford Bookcase is sure to be admired for its beautiful design as well as its large storage capacity. The bookcase's open storage area offers 3 adjustable shelves to accommodate a wide variety of items. Underneath, the Stafford Bookcase's slatted doors open to reveal more storage space with another adjustable shelf. Antique metal door pulls add to the Stafford Bookcase's quality design and craftsmanship. The Stafford Bookcase offers versatile storage in your home or office. This large bookcase has hidden storage for office supplies or other items. The Stafford Bookcase includes adjustable/removable shelves, each with 3 pin positions.$179.97 -
Simplify your life with the sleek Edenvale Nightstand.
With minimalist looks and maximum storage, this bedside table will help declutter your bedroom. The drawer offers out-of-sight space for bedside items, while the open shelf underneath gives you a great spot to store all those items you need in a jiffy, like your slippers or a bedside book. This night table is simple, efficient and the perfect budget-friendly addition to any bedroom.
Complete the look with other pieces in the Edenvale Bedroom Collection!
Select finish.$55.99 -
Back to Basics Mirror
Simple gently sloped solid wood frame with smooth grain and finish. Mirror has 1 1/4 bevel. Collection: Back to Basics.
Select size and finish from Drop down box.$173.90 -
These outdoor furniture glides are made from durable Delrin to provide over 10 times the wear of conventional glides.
When placed on furniture leg bottoms, these wood furniture glides help prevent scratching or gouging of your deck or patio surface. Forever Glides outdoor furniture glides also have an interior Neoprene foam pad that is self-leveling on angled legs to maintain greater contact with the floor, thereby protecting furniture legs as well as the floor surface. These outdoor furniture glides have a dark oak finish and are safe for tile, linoleum, hardwood and other types of floors. To install the Wood Furniture Glides, use a 7/64" drill bit and screwdriver; includes screws. You get 20 Wood Furniture Glides.
Benefits of Wood Furniture Glides:- These outdoor furniture glides slide easily and protect floors such as hardwood, tile, brick, concrete, more
- No more wobble...these Wood Furniture Glides are self-leveling
- Forever Glides outdoor furniture glides won't pop out and are extremely durable
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Stafford Media Cabinet
Our Stafford Media Cabinet is a stylish way to keep your DVDs and CDs organized. Not only does the Stafford Media Cabinet offer viewable storage for DVDs and CDs, it also has 2 drawers below for gaming equipment or other items. The Media Cabinet's main compartment features 4 adjustable/removable shelves and 1 fixed shelf, with glass doors that swing out for easy access. Use the top of the storage cabinet for display. The Stafford Media Cabinet has antiqued metal hardware for an elegant finish. The Stafford Media Cabinet has glass doors to protect your CDs and DVDs from dust. Use the Stafford Media Cabinet to organize your movie and music collections. This media cabinet also has 2 drawers for additional storage.
Select a color from the drop-down box. Rubbed Walnut pictured on left. Burnt Chestnut pictured on right.$279.95 -
Say goodbye to your overcrowded closet with the Edenvale 3 Drawer Wardrobe.
With three full-sized drawers, a two-door cabinet and a hanging rod, this wardrobe is your all-in-one storage solution. Its clean, minimalist style makes it an easy addition to any small bedroom. So don't clutter up your bedroom, keep it simple with this efficient and affordable wardrobe.
Complete the look with other pieces in the Edenvale Bedroom Collection!
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Keep your growing collection safe from prying eyes and sticky fingers with the Tall Locking Media Storage Cabinet.
Fully adjustable shelves can be set to any position to accommodate your collection, and horizontal media storage enables easy sorting, filing and re-filing of your collection as it grows.
Off-set hinge points allow 180-degree movement for better display and access to door storage. It's a great addition to any room.
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Have your media collection out of sight but close at hand with our Locking Media Storage Cabinet.
With doors that lock and allow 180-degree movement, you can access your collection just as easily as you can keep it out of view and reach.
This cabinet will accommodate your collection thanks to its fully adjustable shelves, and its horizontal storage makes organizing and re-sorting a snap. It's the perfect addition to your family room.
Select finish.$139.99 -
Panorama End Table
Complete your living room with this stunning end table. With solid wood and glass construction, this contemporary walnut finished table would look lovely next to any sofa or chair. The table displays a modern glass see through top to display your shell or picture collections within for all to see, and features an extra storage shelf beneath the table top. This piece is sure to be a welcome addition to any home.
Features:- 22" W x 22" D x 22.5" H
- 1 drawer measuring 15" W x 16.25" D x 2.25" H
- Drawer has four equal removable compartments
- Bottom shelf measures 19.5" W x 19.5" D x 12" H
- Hardwood, wood veneer, MDF, and tempered glass construction
- Assembly required
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2-Sided Spinning Tower
Store and access your media collection with ease thanks to our 2-Sided Spinning Tower. This versatile unit spins effortlessly, making it easy for you to get at your collection from both sides.
Occupying just over one square foot of floor space, it's perfect for collectors with small spaces. With thirteen adjustable shelves, sorting, filling and rearranging your collection has never been simpler.
Start your collection right with this functional piece.
Select finish.$109.99 -
Keep your media stored and sorted with the Triple Width Wall Storage.
Designed in a library style, this unit has three separate compartments, each with fully adjustable shelves that make storing a variety of media easy.
Horizontal storage makes it simple to sort and fill your collection as it grows. Popular and practical, you'll wonder how you stored your media without it.
Select finish.$189.99


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- 12-17-2012, 02:44 AM Thread Author #1
My s3 wont charge
i accidently spilled a drink on my phone 2 days ago, and it wont charge ever since. when i plug my charger in its shows the thunderbolt but no charge. I took it to a small repair shop they sort of fixed it but i after i took it home it charged for a while and then it doesnt anymore. I thought it might be a problem with the software or something so did a hard reset but it still wont work. I also can't plug the usb to my computer
I live in a small place so we dont really have any good repair shops! i need some suggestions
i have samsung galaxy s3 and it's been less than 2 months since i got it - 12-17-2012, 03:24 AM #2
Re: My s3 wont charge
Liquid doesn't mix with phones. I've seen some work again after weeks of drying out. I've heard of taking the back off and battery out and putting the phone in a zip lock bag with a lot of uncooked rice, not minute rice, in the bag.
Don't know if it will work but uncooked rice will absorb moisture.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 - 12-17-2012, 03:36 AM Thread Author #3
Re: My s3 wont charge
What kind of drink? Water, you've got half a chance. Something sugary, you're probably out of luck.
PLEASE, when asking for help provide as much information as possible. We can't help unless we know what the symptoms are and what you did before they began.
If I've helped you, please click the "Thanks" button.
Have a Galaxy S3? Click here ==> Everything you wanted to know about your Galaxy S3 - 12-17-2012, 12:25 PM #8
Re: My s3 wont charge
You are probably out of luck now because you have been using the phone.
The gap between the tracks is very small so spillage can cause a lot of damage... with your problem what has probably happened is the minerals in the drink have built up against the legs of the micro usb port, bridging the gap and shorting out the power line.
You could try cleaning them up but if the water damage has affected the SoC you are totally screwed
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Your Best Shot: October 2012
Photo submitted by Ekaterina Kochneva in a previous month's contest.
Every month, we choose three images submitted by our incredible readers to feature in the pages of Popular Photography. First place gets $300, second place gets $200, and third place gets $100. Submissions have to be received by October 31st at 11:59 PM
There are no category restrictions in this contest, we just want to see your most creative and well-done work. A gallery of the judges' picks will appear online and the overall winner will be revealed in an upcoming issue of the magazine.
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Twitter's strategy around monetization can be summed up in three words: "take it slow."
Thanks to hundreds of millions of dollars in funding, Twitter has been able to do something many digital media upstarts can't: explore new ad models at what often seems like a snail's pace, working primarily with a select number of brand advertisers and agencies.
From Promoted Trends to Promoted Tweets, the company has been somewhat creative in how it monetizes its impressive audience. After all, it could have easily taken a more aggressive approach, tossing up ads at the expense of the user experience.
But it does appear that Twitter is getting comfortable enough with its Promoted ad offerings it has developed to finally put advertisers in the driver's seat.
As reported by AllThingsDigital's Peter Kafka, Twitter is allowing some of its advertisers to set up their own ad campaigns:
It's still just in test mode, and only open to a handful of advertisers. But those who can use it can now buy ads directly via Twitter, using a credit card and a Web browser, without ever having to talk to a human being.
Right now buyers can only purchase some of Twitter's ad products — specifically "promoted accounts" and "promoted tweets" — but Twitter says that will expand over time, as it rolls out self-serve to more buyers.
As Kafka notes, a self-serve ad offering has reportedly been in the works for a while, but now that one is actually in the wild and confirmed by Twitter, it signals a new phase in Twitter's evolution.
Although much has been made in the past about non-advertising based business models Twitter could adopt, it's quite clear that the company is going to rely heavily, if not primarily, on ads. And the only way it's realistically going to sell enough of them to live up to the expectations of its investors is to allow advertisers to buy them in a self-serve fashion.
The big question now is whether those advertisers, left to their own devices, will be able to turn their Twitter ad buys into ROI. Earlier this year, several reports had marketers calling into question the efficacy of Twitter's ads.
If Twitter's self-serve offering is to thrive, a la, say, Google AdWords, it will need to make sure that its advertisers have good reason to keep serving themselves.


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Having met Senator Lou Gentile, and having talked with him about the issues facing Southeast Ohio, I can say with confidence that he is the right man for us in the Senate.
Lou understands the pressures facing middle-class, working Southeast Ohio families, and does everything in his power to help. From his OhioWorkers First amendment, which helps to ensure financial benefits and jobs from new energy production stay in Southeastern Ohio, to his consistent support of our miners, Lou's support of regular, hard working men and women is strong.
Senator Gentile is also a champion of our men and women who serve in thearmed forces. Recently, he introduced the Ohio Veterans OpportunityAct, a bill that helps veterans get college credit for military training. As a Representative, and now as a Senator, Lou Gentile has always supported Southeast Ohio. We need a senator like Lou Gentile tocontinue to fight for us.
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Vera Brittain in V. A. D. uniform
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Subject | Brittain, Vera (1893-1970) |
Title | Vera Brittain in V. A. D. uniform |
Item Date | 1915 - 1919 |
Creation place | Unknown |
Item medium | Paper |
Repository name | McMaster University, Mills Memorial Library, The William Ready Division of Archives and Research Collections |
Repository address | 1280 Main Street West Hamilton Ontario L8S 4L6 Canada |
Filename | VBMMPHOTOS16.jpg |
Copyright | The digitised Vera Brittain material may be used for educational purposes only and remains the copyright at all times of the Literary Executors for the Vera Brittain Estate, 1970 and The Vera Brittain Fonds, McMaster University Library. In any distribution or display of the material this acknowledgment must be clearly indicated. |
Digital repository | The First World War Poetry Digital Archive |
Reference URL | http://www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/ww1lit/collections/item/1325 |


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allows for expandable arrays, and is the Collections
replacement for the older Vector class.
An ArrayList has the following advantages over an array:
Use ArrayList when there will be a large variation in the amount of data that you would put into an array.
A disadvantage of a ArrayList is that it
holds only Objects and not primitive types (eg, int
To use a primitive type in an ArrayList,
put it inside an object (eg, to save an integer value use the Integer
or define your own class). If you use the Integer wrapper,
you will not be able to change the integer value, so it is sometimes useful
to define your own class.
ArrayLists are implemented with an array, and when that array is full and an additional element is added, a new array must be allocated. Because it takes time to create a bigger array and copy the elements from the old array to the new array, it is a faster to create an ArrayList with a size that it will commonly be when full. Of course, if you knew the final size, you could simply use an array. However, for non-critical sections of code programmers typically don't specify an initial size.
ArrayList alist1 = new ArrayList(); // Created with default size. ArrayList alist2 = new ArrayList(300); // Starts with 300 elements
a.add(s); // adds s to the end of the ArrayList a
Use either a for
loop with an integer index to get all the elements from an ArrayList,
or go over all elements in a ArrayList using an Iterator (forward) or ListIterator (forward / backward).
loop with index - this is the fastest method, but will need to be changed
you later decide to change to a LinkedList structure.
- Allows traversal of the ArrayList, and allows inserts and deletes
(although both are very slow for an ArrayList). It also allows bidirectional traversal.
Can be used if the data structure is later
- Allows simple forward traversal. Can be used for the largest number of other
kinds of data structures.
This example uses an Iterator to print all elements (Strings) in an ArrayList.
It uses hasNext()
which returns true if there are more elements, and
, which returns the next element as an Object,
which must be downcast to the appropriate type (until Java 1.5 additions).
for (Iterator iter = a.iterator(); iter.hasNext();) { System.out.println((String)(iter.next())); }
The following is faster, but less general:
for (integer i = 0; i < a.size(); i++) { System.out.println((String)(iter.get(i))); }
Call the Collections.sort(yourArrayList) or Collections.sort(yourArrayList, yourComparator). Check out Collections for other useful utility methods.
Here are some of the most useful ArrayList methods.
is an ArrayList,
is an int,
is an Object,
is an Iterator,
is a ListIterator.
Result | Method | Description |
| a.add(obj) |
adds obj to end of ArrayList a |
| a.add(i, obj) |
Inserts obj at index i , shifting elements up as necessary. |
| a.clear() |
removes all elements from ArrayList a |
b = | a.contains(obj) |
Returns true if ArrayList a contains obj |
obj = | a.get(i) |
Returns the object at index i . |
i = | a.indexOf(obj) |
Returns index of first occurrence of obj , or -1 if not there. |
iter = | a.iterator() |
Returns an Iterator for forward traversal. |
i = | a.lastIndexOf(obj) |
Returns index of last occurrence of obj , or -1 if not there. |
liter = | a.listIterator() |
Returns a ListIterator for forward / backward / modifying traversal. |
| a.remove(i) |
Removes the element at position i . |
| a.removeRange(i, j) |
Removes the elements from positions i thru j . |
| a.set(i,obj) |
Sets the element at index i to obj . |
i = | a.size() |
Returns the number of elements in ArrayList a . |
oarray = | a.toArray(Object[]) |
The array parameter can be any
Object subclass (eg, String).
This returns the values in that array (or a larger
array if necessary). This is useful
when you need the generality of an ArrayList for input,
but need the speed of arrays when
processing the data.
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A North Jersey family destroyed by Boy Scout abuse
As Richard Schultz tells it, his childhood ended in a trailer at a Boy Scout camp when his troop leader stripped him, tied him up and took Polaroids of the 13-year-old boy "modeling" Stations of the Cross.
"Rape victims talk of having this disconnected feeling from the body and going numb, which is how I was," Schultz said.
Seven weeks later, his younger brother Christopher was sexually assaulted by the same troop leader. It happened, Schultz said, on his brother's 12th birthday.
The abuse is described in graphic detail in File No. 1524 in recently released documents from the Boy Scouts of America, which identify thousands of scoutmasters and other volunteers the organization suspected of molesting children.
The faded police statements, letters warning of a predator and other documents in the file tell the story of the Schultz family: The molestation did more than damage two boys, it triggered a series of events that ripped the family apart. A child was lost, a marriage imploded. Thirty-five years later, Richard Schultz continues to be haunted by what happened in that trailer.
Schultz is now a 48-year-old police sergeant in Fair Lawn, always in uniform, always on patrol, a voice for victims in the most recent sex-abuse scandal sweeping the nation. He speaks about the abuse in candid detail — how Robert E. Coakley, a Franciscan friar who also taught at the Catholic school the boys attended in Emerson — lured him into that trailer at the Scout camp in New York State.
But back in 1978, he was too scared and ashamed to tell anyone his secret. He couldn't even find the words to warn his younger brother Christopher, who later went off alone with "Brother Edmund" to the same camp. Christopher's abuse, the fondling and sadomasochistic acts, continued for months, according to lawsuits the family later filed against Coakley, the Boy Scouts and the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark.
Christopher suffered panic attacks. He started cutting himself. Richard Schultz remembers how his mother, Margaret, wouldn't even leave for groceries unless someone was home with the boy.
Ten months after he was first assaulted, Christopher drank a small bottle of oil of wintergreen he found in the medicine cabinet, which is toxic beyond a teaspoon or two. "It's not worth living," he told an emergency room nurse at what is now Holy Name Medical Center in Teaneck, according to the lawsuit filed against the Boy Scouts.
He died the next morning.
"I am the person who should have been looking out for his little brother and I didn't," Schultz said. "If I had spoken up, this never would have happened to him."
Multiple victims
The recent release of nearly 15,000 pages of internal Boy Scout documents from 1959 to 1985 offer details about three dozen New Jersey men identified as possible molesters who should be banned from Scouting. Among those is Coakley, who died in 1988 while living in Arizona, as well as a scoutmaster from Cedar Grove, who went to prison for sexually assaulting eight Scouts.
"People could easily be led to believe that the files represent 1,200 perpetrators and 1,200 victims," said Paul Mones, an attorney in Oregon whose firm successfully sued the Boy Scouts for $20 million and prevailed in the court-ordered release of the files. "Nothing could be further from the truth. Testimony at our trial revealed the average child molester had between five and 20 victims."


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The Cloudcast: Technology Warfare and the Evolution of Cloud Economics
The Cloudcast (.net) #51 - Technology Warfare and the Evolution of Cloud Economics.mp3 (49:55)
Date: August 22, 2012
By: Aaron Delp and Brian Gracely
Description: Aaron and Brian talk with Simon Wardley (@swardley) - Researcher, Organization Warfare and Evolution at LEF, about the evolving economics of Cloud Computing, open-source strategy and the current wartime environments for technology companies.
Simon at OSCON 2009 - "Cloud Computing - Why IT Matters
Simon at OSCON 2010 - "Situation Normal, Everything Must Change
Topic 1 -
You've mentioned a number of times that we're currently in a state of "war" within IT technology, which is different that a "peacetime" environment. Can you elaborate on what that means, and more importantly, are there any rules during war time?
Topic 2 -
Recently you stated (or commented on another statement) that in order to compete as a Cloud provider these days, that a company would need to invest ~ $500M per year. What does that mean for the existing and emerging "service providers", and does that eventually mean we'll evolve to some small number of Cloud providers (eg. 10-12) around the world?
Topic 3 - You mention in a recent blog that you'd recommend VMware create a commodity, open-source Cloud offering, and suggested they use Cloudstack as the IaaS portion (along with Cloud Foundry). Why not OpenStack? Please talk about the AWS API in either of these context?
Topic 4
- In your talks, you mention that innovation (as a competitive differentiation) is just one phase of the technology lifecycle and that it's nearly impossible to sustain, due to things like open-source and the drive for quarterly profitability. You've sighted that as one of the reasons you predict that Apple will ultimately crumble. Is this something that can actually be transitioned by an existing company?
Topic 5
- You mentioned that you feel very confident in your models and predictions, but you typically don't put timeframes on them. What are the key "events" you look for that your models are beginning to play out, or need to be adjusted?
(Note: Opinions expressed in this article and its replies are the opinions of their respective authors and not those of DZone, Inc.)


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Prisoner of Azkaban Style Wristwarmers
Red Heart Comfort in house coloursSet of 4 US6 (4.0 mm) DPNs
20 sts per 4" (10 cm) and 24 rows per 4" (10 cm)Instructions
Cast on 36 sts in MC (red for Gryffindor, yellow for Hufflepuff, blue for Ravenclaw and green for Slytherin).Divide onto three needles (12 sts on each).
Join in round.
Round 1: k2p2 repeat to end of rnd
Repeat round 1 three times (four rnds of ribbing).
Knit in round for six rounds.
Switch to CC (gold for Gryffindor, black for Hufflepuff, bronze for book Ravenclaw, silver for movie Ravenclaw and Slytherin) and knit 3 rounds.
Switch to MC and knit 2 rounds.
Switch to CC and knit 3 rounds.
Switch to MC and knit 10 rounds.
Switch to CC and knit 3 rounds.
Switch to MC and knit 2 rounds.
Switch to CC and knit 2 rounds.
Bind off first two stitches of third round in CC. Knit to the last two sts of the round and bind them off.
Work with MC in stockingette for nine rows, creating thumbhole.
Closing Thumbhole
Cast on two sts, purl to end. Cast on two sts.Using CC, knit to the end of the row, then join in round.
Knit 2 more rounds in CC.
Switch to MC and knit 2 rounds.
Switch to CC and knit 3 rounds.
Switch to MC and knit 6 rounds.
Repeat round 1 (k2p2) for 4 rounds.
Bind off.
Final Product
Moya's pattern was taken with permission from xephyr-42.livejournal.com.Please note that the patterns and tutorials you find here have been designed by Harry Potter fans all over the Internet. The authors alone hold the copyrights and licences to these patterns and tutorials, which means you CANNOT use their patterns to make something that you will sell to others afterwards. You can use them to make things for yourself. You can make some for your friends and ask them to pay for supplies. You CANNOT, however, ask them to pay you to do it as though you had created this pattern by yourself, or try to sell you crafts to a local store.
Think about it. Would you take a Prisoner of Azkaban book, photocopy it, put your name in big red letters on the front cover and try to sell it in your local library? The answer is, obviously, no. Well, selling crafts you have made but not designed would be just as bad!
Also note that the tutorials, recipes and patterns found here have not been tested and that The Leaky Cauldron's Harry Potter Crafts section is not responsible for any mistakes they may contain. If you do find something wrong in one of them, however, please e-mail us to let us know.
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Ruby Lane, an e-commerce web site located at www.rubylane.com, has been designed to bring buyers and sellers of Antiques & Art . Vintage Collectibles . Jewelry together online, using the most sophisticated technology available. We have created a process that makes it easy and convenient for non-technical sellers to become a part of the growing trend of internet retail opportunities. We pride ourselves in our service, ease of use, and reliability for all of Ruby Lane's visitors; finding items quickly and easily is key to our business. Our strategy is to integrate the real world transactions of antiques and collectibles into the Internet's expanding global community. Borders are disappearing and communities are being built in the growing realm of online commerce; Ruby Lane enjoys being an integral and valuable part of the process.
Company Background
Co-founders Tom Johnson and Jim Wilcoxson established Ruby Lane in January 1998. Prior to that time, both had led distinguished careers, working as top-level programmers for companies that include IBM, Ford, Silicon Graphics and Platinum Technologies. Both founders exclusively financed Ruby Lane. In September of 2005, Tom Johnson assumed the helm as president of Ruby Lane, Inc as Jim Wilcoxson departed to pursue other interests.The impetus for establishing a web site catering to the antiques and collectibles world grew out of Johnson's love of 50's California Pottery (he has complete sets of Franciscan "Autumn" and "Trio"), many pieces of which were acquired via the Web. Combining these passions with knowledge of the world of high technology was a natural progression. Following the great retail tradition of naming businesses with a family name (think Bloomingdales, Neiman-Marcus, or Sotheby's), Johnson named the site in honor of his mom, Ruby.
Visitors to Rubylane.com are proven prime e-commerce participants. As a group, they are well-educated, have disposable income, and most importantly, they are already comfortable and familiar with buying (and often selling) on the Internet.Gender | Female | 87% |
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•Virginia has won its last eight season openers, including last year's 78-57 win over JMU.
•The top two leading scorers from 2012-13 return as seniors Ataira Franklin and Kelsey Wolfe look to lead the Cavaliers in their final season. Franklin, a preseason All-ACC honoree, posted 14.3 points per game last year while Wolfe tallied 10.6 points per game.
•ESPN's ninth-ranked freshman class will make its collegiate debut against the Dukes: Amanda Fioravanti, Breyana Mason, Tiffany Suarez and Sydney Umeri.
•JMU is already making noise in the polls, scoring a 14th-place ranking in the Mid-Major Top-25 and an eighth-place ranking in ESPN's top-10 mid-majors. The Dukes also garnered a vote in the AP Top-25 poll, their first vote in the AP poll since March 14, 2011.
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Join Date: Mar 2010
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2013 ToT or 2013 F&W
I'm torn between doing the 2013 Tot or the 2013 F&W. This will be my first Disney race and I feel that I should start with the shorter one. What are the pros and cons of doing these 2 races?
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Location: 214 miles south of Walt Disney World
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I'm trying to decide this myself. I ran TOT last year and loved it. But I've heard F&W is really cool.
My sister says "do both!"
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Recent trips: May 2008 (MK and AK - Hilton) ~ October 2008 (Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, DHS, Howl-O-Scream @Busch Gardens, Islands of Adventure and Universal Studios - offsite) ~ August 30, 2009 (24th Birthday at DHS! - stayed with family) ~ September 2009 (Epcot and MK - Saratoga Springs and Polynesian) ~ December 2009 (MK, Epcot, AK - offsite) ~ February 2010 (DHS, Epcot, MK - offsite) ~ October 2010 (MK, Epcot F&W, HS, AK, MNSSHP, Universal Studios & Islands of Adventure, Howl-O-Scream @Busch Gardens - FORT WILDERNESS CABIN!) ~ September 2012 (Epcot F&W, ToT 10 miler, MNSSHP, MK - Bonnet Creek) |
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I have been running W&D for the last three years and I did TOT last year. This year I plan on doing them both (if my schedule permits). The TOT course last year was on the road, trails (not a very long trails) and baseball field. Overall I was not too impressed with the entire TOT course but I understand that runDisney is always looking to do something different. I do like the TOT theme and all the villain stuff and definitely I enjoyed the after party at Hollywood Studios. W&D is also very fun and the course is all on the road. The after party at Epcot is fun but is centered around the food and wine (obviously). If I had to pick one I guess I would pick W&D but hey why can't you do both?
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Do HSSF & XSSF support in-memory formula evaluation?
I understand that POI HSSF & XSSF components allow one to create and read excel files. They do not support in-memory formula evaluation. In other words, in order to find the SUM of a range, one has to create an Excel file, launch Excel to read the file and calculate the SUM, then save the file. When POI reads the file back, it can access the calculated SUM.
Is my understanding correct?
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Do HSSF & XSSF support in-memory formula evaluation?
As the documentation for formula's clearly states:
"The code currently provides implementations for all the arithmatic operators. It also provides implementations for approx. 140 built in functions in Excel."
Also, Excel does not store the reuslts of a formula. That would make no sense.Please do not ask for code as refusal often offends.
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rollerblade | #61 Subject: Wich character of smash brothers are you???????'' Posted: 04/12/2006 20:40:38 |
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wuki | #62 Subject: What character am i? Posted: 05/13/2006 10:30:47 |
I use mainly Fox. Can do pretty good combos with him. Sometimes i use Samus. Can't wait to use Samus Zero Armor on Super Smash Bros. Brawl !!!
MikerULes684... | #63 Subject: You Are... Posted: 07/19/2006 15:36:48 |
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Kirby!!! Am I right?
MikerULes684... | #64 Subject: You Are... Posted: 07/19/2006 15:37:06 |
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Kirby!!! Am I right?
mario7 | #65 Subject: I am... Posted: 07/26/2006 08:29:48 |
My favorite character is sither Falco or Fox. thet each have the same controls.
Mike2468 | #66 Subject: I can't really make up my mind, but... Posted: 08/13/2006 17:28:08 |
If my mood is power, I'm DK. If my mood is speed, I'm Captain Falcon. If my mood is evil, I'm Mewtwo. If I'm not these, then my most used character is good ol' Mario.
Mike2468 | #67 Subject: I found it MikerULes6845... Posted: 08/13/2006 17:32:27 |
The only way to play as Giga Bowser, the Hands, the Wire Frames, and Sandbag, is to buy this hardware called "Action Replay".
This guy explains it.... <object width="425" height="350"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/Y5ioHrfvdhw"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/Y5ioHrfvdhw" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="425" height="350"></embed></object> |
zootmaster93 | #68 Subject: WEAPONS Posted: 08/21/2006 20:53:42 |
I want to see Plungers from mario bros. that would be awesome
Spartan_X2X | #69 Subject: Fav. Character Posted: 10/06/2006 14:39:45 |
I learned to play using Kirby, and I like thed whole ability taking thing, but my favorite characters are definately Zelda when im playing a n00b, Ganondorf when im playing someone using Link, and Roy when theyre really good!
Mr_Ganondorf | #70 Subject: Posted: 11/05/2006 01:08:33 |
Rank: Achievement Whore Joined: 10/29/2006 Post Count: 0 Offline |
Dark_Energy_... | #71 Subject: heh :3 Posted: 11/05/2006 07:54:25 |
Link all the way baby. last week we had a SSBM tournament on the big screen t.v. and i somehow came to second place. its really impressive for me becuase i was pitted up against my best friend who's a Falco player who before that time i've never defeated before. but i learned the magic of grabbing combos >:3 But my friends are all pretty good. I evuantully met my demise by a Marth player who decided to be mean to me and chase me around to arena while i scrambled to get to better territory. But i love the game. It's really fun to just screw around with. But im seriously waiting for Brawl. Im looking forward to see who's going to be in it and im looking forward to hearing one thing if Shiggy Moto can manage to pull through.
Aeriath | #72 Subject: Characters Posted: 11/05/2006 08:17:06 |
Rank: Kill Streak Joined: 11/04/2006 Post Count: 134 Offline |
I've learned to play with most of the characters pretty proficiently. My number one is Shiek, then Falco, then Marth. With all of them I can usually win against the people I'm playing against. I'm still trying to master the wavedash though. I've gotten good without it so I don't use it in importnat matches yet.
puppet_maste... | #73 Subject: ...... Posted: 11/05/2006 08:35:08 |
the best people iam good with are link(the adult) mario lugi and flaco, and if i actully try with marth
Zodiac119 | #74 Subject: My best Posted: 11/10/2006 17:33:42 |
My best character deffinatly has to b Fox then Mew2 and Roy
kifi | #75 Subject: I'm one of the few... Posted: 11/22/2006 17:31:16 |
That are beasts with C. Falcon. Never lost to another one, don't plan to.
FalcoPWNSall | #76 Subject: Whats up Posted: 12/22/2006 14:24:09 |
Hey wat up i just joined this club and am just saying that i use Falco cause Falco PWNS every character no offense. well anyway Falcos my favorite in melee
FalcoPWNSall | #77 Subject: Wat if Posted: 12/22/2006 14:25:50 |
hey does anybody know if in the wii when brawl comes out can we play it online against people does any1 know. ^_^
FalcoPWNSall | #78 Subject: yo Posted: 12/22/2006 14:28:02 |
hey does any1 have cool falco pics that they can send to me.
dragonboy | #79 Subject: Posted: 02/01/2007 10:21:11 |
My favoret character is Mario mainly cause he's well rounded.
revcon20 | #80 Subject: Home-Run Derby Posted: 02/14/2007 18:34:06 |
Hey! What is the furthest any of yall have hit little sandbag?
kingoffighte... | #81 Subject: Lambardi Posted: 05/22/2007 20:46:02 |
Hey there was afave character discussion going on & I wasnt involveved in it! Anyways let me now add my 3cents! Falco is by far my fave character! He was a no nonsense bird in Starfox 64 and he still is in Smash maybe even more so! Besides hes got the kewlest last name ever! LAMBARDI! Doesnt it just roll off your tongue! LAM-BAR-DI!!!!!!!!!! Linkis a far second!
JayTheInsomn... | #82 Subject: Go here for all your Brawl needs! Posted: 05/30/2007 21:27:09 |
Go here for some awesome SSBB updates!
kingoffighte... | #83 Subject: Thanks Posted: 07/17/2007 13:40:21 |
Hey my fellow smashites/ smashians. HOWS Y'ALL. Im kewl. Jus checkin in o the clubs. Thanks 4 the link dude!
F3R | #84 Subject: Posted: 08/02/2007 17:16:14 |
Fox and Roy are the best.Does someone now how many trophies are????
I have 289. |
marioandsoni... | #85 Subject: I Smell Cookies... Posted: 11/26/2007 23:18:23 |
Rank: Achievement Whore Joined: 05/15/2007 Post Count: 0 Offline |
I don't know why I just said that, but does anyone know what the secret message is when you beat event match 51 without dying?
livingaudio | #86 Subject: Brawl Contest, anybody thinking of participating? Posted: 02/23/2008 12:31:57 |
On nintendos homepage there is some info about a contest going for brawl just wondering if anybody is thinking about siging up. the prizes are great.
I will be at the New York one on March 8 check this out for more details http://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/KnFMt3BjmYvIGiGjIfIXqkuretT-KLyA |
dragonboy | #87 Subject: Hey Pizonos Posted: 04/18/2008 18:26:28 |
check out my website http://videogamefan.tripod.com/ It's called Mario's House!
falco_360 | #88 Subject: join Posted: 07/29/2008 12:56:18 |
hey everyone join super smash brothers king its a new club. falco is |


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Jedi Knight Nicanas Tassu was released in a Target exclusive 2-pack in 2010 together with a the dark lord of the Sith Count Dooku. The set was part of the Geonosis Arena Showdown series, which started in 2009 during The Legacy Collection, and by Fall of 2010 consisted of twelve 2-packs totaling 24 figures. The figure is based on Nicanas Tassu appearance in the Geonosian arena, where he could be seen throwing a lightsaber to Anakin Skywalker.
Nicanas Tassu has 14 points of articulation, including ball-joints in the neck, shoulders, elbows, the waist, knees and ankles. The wrists and both legs were given swivel joints. Nicanas Tassu balances out very nicely, and he can hold the lightsaber (with non-removable blade) tightly in both hands. The jedi robe is a little too long and feels a bit bulky. Like most other Jedi Knights, this figure has also a hole in the belt area where a hilt can be hung from, but unfortunately, there wasn't a lightsaber hilt included with the figure.
Nicanas Tassu has a basic paint application, but looks overall pretty good. Unfortunately, there is no "Geonosian dirt" to be found on the boots, but the paint job in the facial area is done very well. The super articulated sculpt, which even includes a ball-jointed waist, looks great, and should please any collector who was looking forward to adding this never-before-done character/figure to the collection.


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Thomas "Tom" Behnke, a trained sound engineer who dabbled in magic, smoked a mean salmon and was a lifelong enthusiast and backer of Boy Scouts of America, died Nov. 26 of heart failure. He was 53.
A native Santa Rosan, Behnke was born May 4, 1959, the second of two children of Barbara and Tom Behnke. He attended Roseland Elementary School, Cook Junior High and Santa Rosa High School where he was a three-year drum major.
Active in Boy Scouts, Behnke eventually became an Eagle Scout after completing his community service project.
"He organized a crew to refurbish the Girl Scout Council office which was on Summerfield Road at the time," said Behnke's father, Tom of Santa Rosa. "He did it all himself."
Behnke later became a Scout Master with Cub Pack 4.
Behnke attended Santa Rosa Junior College before moving to Sonoma State University where he earned a degree in business administration.
A wiz with electronics and a stereo-aficionado, Behnke eventually started his own sound engineering company, Resounding Sounds. The job put him behind the scenes at public events with live music as well as in the studio helping musicians record their music.
"Whether he was doing construction, electrical installation work, sound production for bands or setting up some production, he was consumed with details without ever making it a worry for anyone else," Behnke's sister, Celeste Behnke Keith of Sacramento, said. "He loved being behind the scenes and watching other people experience the subtleties of what he did. He got a great deal of joy out of that."
Described as having a "wicked sense of humor" by his sister, Behnke was happier behind the scenes but could hold a crowd in his hands if he wanted to. A talented magician, he performed at his sister's wedding reception.
While working sound at a bar in Sebastopol more than two decades ago, Behnke met Valerie LaMar, who became his wife and partner for 26 years.
Behnke was an avid cook who began making dishes for his family in his 20s after successfully mimicking Julia Child and butterflying a turkey, Keith said.
"He was always trying different things," she said.
Behnke was a past president of the Optimist Club, a council member of the Etude Club and the main organizer of the annual Optimist fishing derby.
In addition to his wife, father and sister, Behnke is survived by his mother, Barbara Behnke of Santa Rosa.
Friends are invited to a celebration of Behnke's life from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Saturday Afternoon Clubhouse, 430 Tenth St., Santa Rosa.
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..and there turned out be lots of communists and communist sympathizers in that group.
"Not until the late 1970s did any the participants admit that many of the key Futurians had histories as ideological Communists or fellow travellers, and that fact remained relatively unknown in the field well into the 1990s. As with later revolts against the Campbellian tradition, part of the motivation was a desire to escape the "conservative" politics that went with that tradition. While the Futurians' work was well understood at the time to be a poke at the consumer capitalism and smugness of the postwar years, only in retrospect is it clear how much they owed to the Frankfurt school of Marxist critical theory."


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Halo Headlines: Wilson expected to be activated, Weaver ready to return, Kendrick emerging from slump
The June 18th, 2012 edition of daily news for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim including Wilson expected to be activated, Weaver pain-free and ready to return, Kendrick emerging from his slump and much more...
The Monkey Says: Chris Iannetta still hasn't started his rehab assignment, so he is at least a week or two out, but that didn't convince Angel management to keep Conger in the majors for evaluation purposes even though they just as easily could've sent down John Hester. Clearly Hester is higher on the depth chart than Conger right now and that does not bode well for Hank's long-term outlook in Anaheim.
The Story: Jered Weaver is ready to return after throwing a pain-free simulated game on Friday.
The Monkey Says: Jered is expected to return for this coming series against the Giants or possibly the Dodgers series after that. The team has not said just when yet, but there doesn't seem to be any reason to hold back anymore as they have already been careful enough.


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I am trying to remodel a very small bathroom in a late 1940s cape cod style house. I want a traditional regular style toilet ( hopefully with skirted design) that is 20 inches wide at the widest point. The toilet most be a super duper flusher! TOTO is great but I need a regular not elongated bowl. I am so tired of flushing 4-5 times just to get 3 lengths of tissue to exit the bowl!
I also need a compatible style lavatory that is no wider than 19-20 inches. I would prefer a wall mount but pedestal could work.
Thanks for all your help.
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Toto has round bowls in the Promenade, Drake, Ultramax and Supreme lines. All are available in either 1.6 or 1.28 (Watersense certified) gallons-per-flush. You might want to look at the total length of the toilet, though, because some Toto elongated bowls can be close to some other brands' rounds, particularly if they are on a weird rough-in distance.
Is your rough-in (the distance from the finished wall to the center of the closet flange; approximately the center of the bolts holding down the toilet) the standard 12"? Or is it 10" or 14"? I ask just because you mentioned small bathroom and 1940's house.
The 1.6 is the famous G-Max flush which did a lot for Toto's reputation as a great flusher. The E-Max has been said by many who have both to be just as good as a practical matter.
The Promenade is 19-1/8" wide. Drake is 19.5" wide. The round-bowl Ultramax is only 16.5" wide. You can see the spec sheets at www.Totousa.com. None are skirted. If you have a rough-in dimension other than 12", come back here, because I can point you to some skirted toilets that will work best on that rough-in (but will have an elongated bowl, which you may find is okay).
The Promenade has some sinks in its Suite, but the reality is that all three designs can go well with a nice-looking traditional wall-mount or floor-mount sink. I was surprised how well our Carlyle II went with a traditional pedestal sink, and the Drake looks nice with a Kohler Portrait sink, even though they don't "match".
Hope that's a good start for you...
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On Tuesday, July 3rd, our guests are Daniel Kalla and Camille Noe Pagan. Daniel Kalla calls in to talk about his new novel The Far Side of the Sky. He is an emergency room physician and the author of seven medical-thriller novels. A three-time finalist for the Pacific Northwest's best mystery novel of the year, Daniel Kalla has been dubbed "the next Michael Crichton" by the Chronicle Herald. The Far Side of the Sky weaves together intrigue, medical drama, and romance during a little-known chapter of the Second World War, when the cultures of Europe and Asia converged.
In the second half of the show, we speak with Camille Noe Pagan about her new novel The Art of Forgetting. She is a journalist specializing in health, nutrition, and profiles of innovative people. The Art of Forgetting, her first novel, is the story of two friends whose lives are dramatically altered when one of them experiences a traumatic brain injury and her personality changes.
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Egypt and Jordan Explorer (DPEX)
There's something indefinitely alluring about the mysteries of ancient Egypt. From the ruins to the mummies to the mythology behind the pyramids, this is a trip that no archaeology or history buff should miss. This 19-day trip is packed full of highlights of Egypt and Jordan, including the Sphinx, a Nile river cruise, and visits to Petra and the Dead Sea. With internal flights taken care of and comfortable accommodations awaiting you every night, you can sit back and focus on the wonders in the desert.
Highlights: Marvell at ancient Egyptian temples and ruins, savour a traditional dinner in a local family's home, visit a Planeterra-supported library project, explore ancient Petra with a local expert, overnight in a desert camp and learn about the ancient Bedouin culture
Highlights of Israel (DOHI)
A spiritual home to Jews, Christians and Muslims alike, Israel occupies a unique place in Middle Eastern history. With sacred sites central to three of humanity's major religions, you could spend a lifetime in Israel and never experience all of its wonders. This trip delivers you to the country's top natural, historical and cultural treasures in style. From the historic seaport of Jaffa to the glittering desert jewel that is Jerusalem, you'll always begin and end your day in the comfort of a well-appointed hotel. Hey, 'adventure' doesn't always have to mean 'roughing it', right?
Highlights: Lunch in a Druze village and taste local specialties, feel weightless while floating in the Dead Sea, explore old Jerusalem and Bethlehem, immerse in spirituality and learn about different faiths and beliefs
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Looking to explore a piece of the ancient past? Go no further than Jordan. Our local CEO will ensure a thrilling journey throughout Jordan's past and present, including a dip in the Dead Sea and a visit to Kerak Castle. Find your own bit of desert peace as you explore archaeological ruins and see what Israel looks like from the top of Mt Nebo. Start making history back where history began.
Highlights: Visit ancient ruins and archaeological sites with a local expert, float in the Dead Sea, watch a cooking demonstration and tasting local specialities, overnight in a comfortable desert camp and learn about the ancient Bedouin culture
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Perched at the crossroads of Middle Eastern history for centuries and the spiritual home to Jews, Christians and Muslims alike, Israel remains a must-visit destination for anyone eager to understand this dynamic, always-changing region. Explore the historic towns of Bethlehem and Nazareth, tune into the rhythm of daily life in the Golan Heights, visit Bedouin communities in the Negev Desert and experience a soul-stirring visit to a refugee camp. Thousands of incredible moments—one comprehensive trip.
Highlights: Swim in the Dead Sea, live like a local on a kibbutz, explore the biblical towns of Nazareth and Bethlehem, stay with the Bedouins in their desert camp, wander through the streets of Old Jerusalem
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Explore ancient sights and lost cities, overnight in a Bedouin tent and dine with the locals amidst the dramatic desert scenery of Wadi Rum. Take in Petra's fascinating history and marvel at its thrilling beauty, and still have a chance to relax in the therapeutic waters of the Dead Sea. This 8-day trip is ideal for the traveller who is short on time but wants to soak up the colours, culture and history of a country that's small in size but big in adventure.
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Giants' defense on red alert in second meeting against 'Skins QB RGIII
Praise of Robert Griffin III crept into the Giants' celebration the last time they crossed paths.
Verbal bouquets were thrown from seemingly every spot in the locker room and most notably from defensive players who had spent the afternoon at MetLife Stadium chasing the Redskins' rookie quarterback all over the field.
Eli Manning actually won that Oct. 21 game for Big Blue with his 77-yard touchdown pass to Victor Cruz, but there was no denying the impression his counterpart made.
After joking in the summer that the 2011 Heisman Trophy winner would have to earn his "RGIII" nickname in the pros, Osi Umenyiora chose now to refer to him as "Sir Robert," calling Griffin the best quarterback the Giants had faced to that point in the season.
They marveled at his speed, his accuracy and, above all else, his moxie.
"Until I exit stage right," Justin Tuck quipped Monday, "it seems like he's going to be a fixture in my dreams and nightmares."
The Giants (7-4) are hoping to enjoy more of the former and endure less of the latter when they renew acquaintances with Griffin and the Redskins (5-6) before a "Monday Night Football" audience at FedEx Field in Landover, Md.
Griffin had the Redskins in position to leave North Jersey with a victory after he threw a touchdown to Santana Moss with 1:32 remaining, but Manning exploited a busted coverage and found Cruz behind the secondary for the game-winning strike.
One of the league's elite quarterbacks made one more throw than the league-wide sensation from Baylor did, and just like that the Redskins were sent back home down the turnpike in frustration and bitter disappointment.
"It's a game we feel like we should have won … now we have that chance," Griffin said after Redskins practice Wednesday. "It's always different the second time. They have a feel for what we do. We have a feel for what they do."
The Giants have a chance to extend their NFC East lead to three games over the Redskins if they can sweep the regular-season series. This will be the first time in his brief, albeit, impressive professional career that Griffin will face a team in a rematch.


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As you read this, you might be relaxing with your family on one of the most cherished of holidays, Christmas. But you might be glancing at the paper as you prepare to start your shift as a law enforcement officer, or during a break at the power plant or lunch at the firehouse.
If so, thank you, on behalf of the good people of central Pennsylvania. We realize our holiday - every day, for that matter - goes smoothly only because thousands of our neighbors are doing jobs from which there can be no real breaks.
Health care professionals, law enforcement officers, firefighters, workers who ensure utilities such as electricity and water keep flowing, the gasoline station employees who ensure we have fuel to get to grandma's house and the retailers who sell goods that might be needed today are among those on whom we rely.
And in some workplaces, those who consider Christmas especially important are helped by co-workers, sometimes of other faiths, who pitch in so we can have the day off.
To those who work today and on other holidays because someone has to do it, our thanks.
And Merry Christmas!