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FORT WORTH — The suspects in recent holdups of two area Zales stores evidently are generous guys, Fort Worth police said Friday.Aaron Tafoya and Joel Gaucin sold some of the stolen jewelry and tried to pawn some, robbery Detective Brian Raynsford said at a news conference.But they also gave some away.Police are asking the recipients to return the jewelry. They won't be charged with a crime, Raynsford said."We just want to get the jewelry back to its rightful owners," Raynsford said.Included are rings, bracelets, watches and necklaces, he said.The robberies occurred July 10 in Arlington and Sept. 27 in Fort Worth.In Fort Worth, the robber, wearing an Atlanta Braves ball cap, entered the Zales Outlet in the Chapel Hill shopping center at 4701 West Freeway about 11 a.m. He pulled out a pistol and demanded jewelry.He got away with a "substantial amount," police said in a news release.The Arlington store, at The Parks mall at 4101 S. Cooper St., was robbed about 10 a.m., Arlington police have said. This week, after police appealed for help finding the robbers and posted store surveillance video, they received numerous tips, Raynsford said.Gaucin was identified as the armed robber, and Tafoya is accused of driving the getaway vehicle, Raynsford said.Officers who were looking for them in north Fort Worth spotted Tafoya about 7 p.m. Wednesday riding a bicycle southbound across the 1900 block of Ephriham Avenue "in a place other than a designated crosswalk," according to a police report. Tafoya was impeding traffic and causing multiple cars to stop, and he was arrested, the report said.Gaucin was arrested Thursday in the 3100 block of Grover Avenue, police reported.Tafoya and Gaucin, both 18 and Fort Worth residents, were in the Mansfield Jail on Friday night. Each faces two charges of aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon and charges of evading arrest.Tafoya's bail totals $52,500. Bail for Gaucin had not been set late Friday, jail records show.Police recovered some of the jewelry while executing search warrants, Raynsford said. The gun has not been recovered, he said."Both these robberies occurred in a shopping center in broad daylight," Raynsford said. "They were armed and they were not concerned about pointing guns at people."
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that I attended postulated getting mobile devices to work on currently unfashionable nuclear isotope batteries. They offer about 50milliwatts of power over a decade recharge cycle. Need to improve the 'net protocols somewhat to make better use of the battery limitations , drop the inefficient TCP/IP and go for (DARPA suggested) RF DTN disruptive tolerant mesh networks, actually another study I've seen said that UMTS would work better and infrastucturally cost less had the dosh been invested in DTN mesh systems.
Doesnt that tell you something about a certain recent release?
So the vast majority of users want more battery life. Its more important than anything else.
Apple bring out their IPhone and prioritise battery life over the power hungry 3G and negotiate an unlimited tariff and get panned (Neither is Blackberry 3G and i don't hear people slagging them).
Some people are either telling porkies about their real needs or are hypocrites.
I do really like my treo - but WM 5/6 is stupidly power hungry running active sync. So i have that really nice subtle double life battery that sticks out - makes it useable but looks pony.
And thats where we are today. You cant have everything because the tech hasnt got to that stage yet.
So i think Apple made the right call in the consumer arena. Their problems start when they go into the business market with push email. Maybe the chipsetss (such as the recently announced 3g all on one board thingy in reg recently) will help.
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"Some people are either telling porkies about their real needs or are hypocrites."
I think you need to remember that people have more than 1 requirement, while battery life is the highest priority, so is having decent internet access - the iPhones GPRS is just too dam slow, especially for something with "i".
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Want longer battery life? Consume less.
My Toshiba Portégé notebook gives me 4hrs on the battery. Why? It has one Pentium-M that makes use of turning down the clock cycles. When I have my Motorola Razor phone hooked up for network access or WiFi enabled, I get just under three hours. With an external pack, I get eight/six hours. How much longer do you want for battery operation?
If you want longer battery life, just use less power. Simple, isn't it?
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Hello, wondered if you could help with this question,
A hell of a lot of us out their own the nokia n95, and we have been asking the nokia company on their own site when they are going to make a better battery, with increased life so that we have not got to keep recharging the phone battery all the time,
They don't seem to be bothered with this, because no matter how many people ask this question, they don't seem to be interested or just not bothered.
Could you find out any kind of info.
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I just changed my mobile provider, to get a phone I could actually use at home.
My old provider (Orange) provides casual GPRS access for £3/MB. By 'casual' I mean I don't want to hand over money every month for something I probably won't use. But if I am out and about, I run Opera on my Palm T3, and that's a much better internet experience than the matchbox sized screen on my Moto V3.
So now I'm on T-Mobile; their casual access is £1 per day for 'fair use' access, and the chap in Carphone Warehouse was sure that I could access the internet from my Palm on this. But no; the £1-per-day tariff only allows you to use the browser on the phone. And so does the first 'bundle', at £7.50 per month. You have to be willing to cough £12.50 and £22.50 per month if you want to connect a handheld or laptop to GPRS.
Now here's the real rant. Their website doesn't make this limitation clear, so any ex-Orange customer coming to T-Mobile could make the same mistake. Actually, none of the operators sites, say anything clearly about the 'walled garden' experience, or how much you need to pay to get the mobile internet off your phone and onto a device that you can actually read.
The moral of this rant, fellow vultures, is be careful to understand the Ts&Cs for yourself before you choose.
Dear Kev
You'll notice if you look at the new N95 8Gb (and other one, I forget the name) that it has a larger battery pack, at the cost of the camera lens cover.
If you don't like the short battery life, I suggest you take a leaf out of Brian's book, and choose a phone that does less but lasts longer. Some older SE phones might fit the bill, as will an N73.
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Green Pines is a top notch educational opportunity. The children here are happy, healthy and well adjusted. This positive learning environment is due to the outstanding administration, whom reinforces character development in a tactful but firm manner. The principle is an inspiring example of leadership - her strength of character, genuine concern for her students and active involvement in all school related issues help make Green Pines truely great. Green Pines offers a staff of competent professionals and a curriculum than meets the academic and emotional needs of its students. Academic instruction is progressive in nature and enhanced with computer based learning - in reading and math - that adjusts to the child's ability. This way every person is constantly challenged and improving. Rewards are given to students with the "highest percentage" of positive change - thereby keeping ALL students motivated. I honestly cannot say enough good things about this school!
Green Pines is just an all around Excellent school. The teachers are great and the Principle is the best they come. I'm so sad to see my 5th grader moving on to middle school. Thanks Geens Pines for all that you have done for my son. He loves his school.
In my opinion, the best school in wildwood. Great teachers, a wonderful principle, great parents, and wonderful kids.
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Written on: 13/04/2013
What has happened to the Black Magic chocolates I used to know - (I remember them coming in a proper box with a real red ribbon) - the chocolate is terrible and the fillings - where are all the nutty and hard centres? Picking through a box used to be sheer delight - now Never Again… Read Full Review
Written on: 01/04/2013
I am so fussy when it comes to food and considering I had an eating disorder something unhealthy has to be really tasty for me to eat and boy do they tick the boxes, so rich and sweet, thank god there is no coffee I wouldn't buy anymore, I wouldn't change them I love them all especially the hazelnut Praline.ps I'm eating them as we speak hehe… Read Full Review
Written on: 31/03/2013
I bought some for the loved one this Easter and when opened we were both disappointed at the lack of choice. I fully agree with the remarks of all the previous reviewers regarding the deteriorating quality of these once-great chocolates. I am convinced they are not as dark (less cocoa content?) and all the intersting old centres have been consigned by Nestle to history. Only the flavour lingers on in my taste buds. But what about the packaging? Absolutely dreadful. Where has the red tastle on… Read Full Review
Written on: 15/03/2013
I was given a box of Black Magic for the first time in years and was delighted because they were an old-time favourite. What a let-down....the chocolate isn't as dark or rich as before and the centres are all smooth, tasteless, sickly mush....nothing tasty at all. As soon as I started to mention them at work, my colleague knew what I was going to say,so I know it's not my taste-memory that's gone wrong.They are now very nasty chocolates. No more Black Magic for me thanks… Read Full Review
Written on: 14/03/2013
Very disappointed I wont be eating them again. They used to be one of the nicest chocolates you could get, taste cheap now… Read Full Review
Written on: 12/03/2013
Black magic look and taste cheap. The centres are bland now, what happened to montelimar and the coffee creams??? If it ain't broke don't mend it! The white squiggles look terrible , whoever does the design maybe should have a career change… Read Full Review
Written on: 12/03/2013
I haven't eaten B/M for several years & this year I received a gift of a box of B/M What a waste of calories, these chocs are for toothless old people. Where is the butterscoth? the coffee creme,the REAL toffee? all gone WHY? These were my sons favorite chocolate 10 years ago why did you change them for a heap of old tasteless sugarful extremely sweet old tat. And so many of the same,time you gave VALUE FOR MONEY! Only worth £1.99 for 376grms Otherwise you robbing the public and should be… Read Full Review
Written on: 01/02/2013 by chocylover711 (1 review written)
I was given a large box of black magic for Christmas but there were only six varieties of chocolate in it. What happened to the delicious cherry ones ( with real cherries), the brazil nut ones and my all time favourites - the coffee creams. In fact where can you get coffee creams now. The flavours left were non-descript and boring. The chocolate does not even taste the same. Nestle have ruined this formerly brilliant treat. Don't bother buying, its a waste of money. When will the manufacturers… Read Full Review
Written on: 12/01/2013 by kimbles (1 review written)
I received some Black Magic for Christmas. Where are all the old favourites? I won't be asking for these again. Only 6 chocolates. What a rip off… Read Full Review
Written on: 24/01/2013
had a box for christmas, what a disappointment, used to be my favourite but I wouldn't want anyone to waste their money again. none of my favourites and white chocolate drizzled over what few were in the box, the idea is I like dark chocs not white. I couldn't even say I enjoyed what few chocs were there. where is the choc brazil?
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Written on: 08/01/2013
My partner bought me a box of Black Magic chocolates at Christmas. These USED to be my favourite chocolates!! What happened to the brazil nut , hazel nut cluster, liquid cherry, marzipan and the other old ones that were always my favourites ? I have watched over the years as my favourite chocs have gradually diminished until now none of them are even enjoyable and i just wouldn't thank you for a box of these!! Only 6 chocs?? Why have you SO spoiled what once ( many years ago) was a fantastic… Read Full Review
Written on: 07/01/2013 by ginnyperrett (1 review written)
My boyfriend bought me these for new year where are montalimar, hazelnut trio ,butterscotch,vanilla malo,strawberry cream, cherry cream,brazil nut, coffee cream and orange cream what has happened to the quality of the chocolate this is not the wonderful chocolates that I once loved… Read Full Review
Written on: 30/12/2012 by Micky1965 (1 review written)
We used to have a box every week but stopped not long after the full selection stopped.We had a box this christmas and now I know why we stopped,because there is some missing.I can't understand why they don't sell a full box and the new one together. Surely other people think this way.Come on Nestle listen to your fans !… Read Full Review
Written on: 19/12/2012
What have you done, to what use to be a great box of chock's. bring back the old Black Magic we know and loved. Board room cost cutting with no idea what the CUSTOMER likes !Very poor choice 6! But Will the management take any notice of the reviews hear, I think NOT ,Poor fillings, Poor flavor,I will never buy Nestle again this is the U K not the U S A, we have different tastes !… Read Full Review
Written on: 26/12/2012
I completely and utterly agree with the reviewer above . Yesterday I had the biggest shock when I found out my mum's favourite box of chocolates have gone to the dogs ...my mum would turn over in her grave if only she knew.
What has happens to the rich dark chocolate , exuberant designs ...the cherry liqueur ...marzipan ...truffels etc.
Nestlé have ruined something that was very special to me and like the reviewer above I will never by this product again
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Written on: 27/12/2012
Just started a box of BM ans sadly dissapointed. Poor chocolate , reduced number of chocs and not the old style we were expecting.
Will not be buying those agin
Written on: 26/12/2012
What happened to the dark chocolate and the intense flavours. Best chocolates ruined. I thought they would have learned from what they did before when they produced flavoured solid chocolates that didnt sell. Dont they know their customers. I used to buy them for their dark chocolate and lucious filling. I can buy average plain chocolates from any other lidl store or similar. Disappointed!
Written on: 05/11/2012 by fireisland (1 review written)
I treated myself to a box of Black Magic chocolates as I had been working very hard and thought I deserved a treat. I had not had any for a few years and was really looking forward to delicious, sophisticated dark chocolates with an impressive variety of unusual fabulous fillings. What a disappointment! Very poor variety of fillings; disliked the raspberry and orange ones. Horrible consistancy. In the past the cream fillings were silky and flowing. I will not buy them again. Nestle, what… Read Full Review
Written on: 05/11/2012
Called in to the local store and saw Black Magic Chocolates on offer couldnt resist. I tried 4 on the way home the rest are destined for the bin they are absolutely AWFUL: Bland, no rich dark taste, no variety (they all tasted the same YUK) Do Nestle think we are so gullible that they can con us into comming back for more even Oliver would choose a second helping of gruel… Read Full Review
Written on: 04/11/2012
When I was a child I remember my dad coming home every Friday evening with a box of Black Magic. They were the family's favourite chocolates. My daughter recently bought a box for me. I was delighted until I opened the box! It got much worse when I tried them - they were awful. I am a real chocoholic and can honestly say that this is the only time I have been unable to eat any - I tried some of them and threw the rest in the bin! If there was an option to give no stars I would… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/10/2012 by Used2luvthem (1 review written)
Destroyed my all time favourite chocolates, won't be buying them again. Bring back the old favourites. Guess what, we would even be prepared to pay for them!!… Read Full Review
Written on: 21/08/2012 by Bunyass (1 review written)
I can remember the range of chocolates that were Black Magic and now Nestlé have destroyed the magic in their quest for profit. I will not buy this product ever again.l… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/07/2012
Black magic used to be my favourite chocolates. I was given a box of the Black Magic Classic Favourites and was very disappointed. The cream ones were completely different and the chocolate on them all not as gppd. This is very disappointing as I only like dark chocolate. Bring back the old recipe!!!… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/05/2012 by patchoc (1 review written)
My husband bought me a box of Black Magic recently.....and my heart sank! Black Magic chocolates used to be my most favourite chocolates and I knew all the flavours and for me, they surpassed every other chocolate on the market. Since Nestle changed them from 12 flavours to 6, there is no comparison to what we had years ago. Who on earth wants a huge box of chocolates with only 6 flavours - I threw most of them in the bin! I used to love the Coffee Cream and Toffee and Mallow most of all… Read Full Review
Written on: 23/05/2012
You are so right. The Nestle folks paid good money for Rowntree's and are debasing the good name they bought.
Who do they think they are fooling? The flavors are crass knock-offs and the chocolate is lacking any tartness or mouth-impacting flavor. In the past they were a favorite we bought on special occasions for years.
Now ... where is the sensual treat to look forward to? I will look elsewhere.
I am ashamed to have given these to my family as a traditional tasty gift, It was a horrible rip-off that disappointed every recipient. . I will never purchase these again, and warn all my friends and hundreds of acquaintances.
How can Nestle be so blind and stupid. People buy good food to put in their mouths where taste buds exist and special sweet treats are appreciated. This is not a casual change in a recipie and cannot be cloacked from the suckered purchasers.
It is a fraud to use a good anme to squeeze out the final purchase by cloacking poor quality under a high quality name.
What's next? Asphalt flavoring??? Under the name Nestle's cocoa?
I will be twittering a link to these comments and hope that thousands of others do too.
Shame Shame. Shame on Nestle. Changing the whole promise of a brand to flip it into a better short-term money-maker is messing with our trust. Call it what it is.That's consumer fraud.
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Beach goers were surprised to find a vessel stranded on Vilano Beach on Sunday morning.
The 64-foot yacht, Rays the Bar, was traveling from Boston to Fort Lauderdale when the vessel hit bottom near St. Augustine Inlet during heavy seas and fog Saturday night.
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Coast Guard responders determined that the vessel was not leaking any fuel. The Coast Guard pumped about 450 gallons of fuel out of the boat.
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Take NBC News, for example; on Saturday night's evening news program, correspondent Michelle Franzen quoted Columbia University's Dorian Warren, who asserted the Wall Street protests were "a liberal version of the tea party." He added, "I think this could potentially carry over into the 2012 elections and get people to the polls." On Sunday's "Meet the Press," host David Gregory, speaking with Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne about the movement, mentioned, "your column out tomorrow talks about the equivalent tea party movement on the left [emphasis mine]." Time Magazine said: In its broadest outlines, this new outpouring of protest is driven by the same fuel that gave fire to the Tea Party: Anger at elites, a feeling of injustice, a concern about jobs, fear about the direction of the economy and a clear desire to take action. Whereas the Tea Party focused these furies on government, Occupy Wall Street focuses the fury on corporate America. It seems, quite simply, to be the left's answer to the right's size-of-government critique that has dominated national politics for the last two years. Neither in methodology or goals is there any similarity between the tea party and this Occupy Wall Street group. Tea party rallies were calm protests whose attendees respected the local ordinances and cleaned up after they were done. Almost exclusively, the only people arrested at tea party rallies were the SEIU thugs sent by the administration to bust some heads. At the Occupy Wall Street rally yesterday, 700 people were arrested for ignoring police instructions and blocking access to the Brooklyn Bridge. The goals of the tea party were all about returning this country to what made it great, following the road map of this country's success -- the Constitution -- along with the the traditional American values of freedom, celebrating individual success, and personal responsibility. 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This demand can only be met by ending "Freetrade" by re-imposing trade tariffs on all imported goods entering the American market to level the playing field for domestic family farming and domestic manufacturing as most nations that are dumping cheap products onto the American market have radical wage and environmental regulation advantages. Another policy that must be instituted is raise the minimum wage to twenty dollars an hour. Demand two: Institute a universal single payer healthcare system. To do this all private insurers must be banned from the healthcare market as their only effect on the health of patients is to take money away from doctors, nurses and hospitals preventing them from doing their jobs and hand that money to wall st. investors. Demand three: Guaranteed living wage income regardless of employment. Demand four: Free college education. 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Debt forgiveness of sovereign debt, commercial loans, home mortgages, home equity loans, credit card debt, student loans and personal loans now! All debt must be stricken from the "Books." World Bank Loans to all Nations, Bank to Bank Debt and all Bonds and Margin Call Debt in the stock market including all Derivatives or Credit Default Swaps, all 65 trillion dollars of them must also be stricken from the "Books." And I don't mean debt that is in default, I mean all debt on the entire planet period. Demand twelve: Outlaw all credit reporting agencies. Demand thirteen: Allow all workers to sign a ballot at any time during a union organizing campaign or at any time that represents their yeah or nay to having a union represent them in collective bargaining or to form a union. 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Dickson is not a friendly place at all for outsiders. The school is not the exception, the buddy system, favorites and racist. My kids hate going to school, and often became "sick" so they begged to stay home(didn't fall for that one) I almost guarrantee the good reviews are done by the faculty's faithful friends.
OES is a wonderful school. The teachers are very involved and truly care about the students. The principal is very interactive with the staff and students. The staff is always having events for the students and parents. I am very satisfied with every aspect of the learning experience my children are getting at OES.
I love Oakmont! My child is getting an excellent education there. He also receives wonderful care for a chronic condition. Thank you, Oakmont Staff. :)
My daughter attended this school for kindergarten, I LOVED her teacher (Miss Jennifer Nolan) but I cant stand the school! I have heard the teachers yelling at the children when no parents were around--and there are many who choose favorites. I pulled my daughter out after her first year here,and I refuse to send any more children in the future! We did get lucky, however, with Miss Jennifer. My daughter LOVED her!
Oakmont is a great school. Our son is in Kindergarten and he absolutely loves it. His teacher is Mrs. Spann and she had been teaching Kindergarten for 31 years. You could not ask for a more qualified Teacher. He can hardly wait to get back to school after breaks. Oakmont makes learning fun and the Teachers and Staff are amazing.
This is the first year that my children have attended OES. The school has excellent academic programs for all levels. They have programs to help with children who maybe falling a little behind on their work, which allows extra practice on specific subjects. Their extracurricular activities are amazing. I have found that they do more to keep the children more interested in school than any other school in our county. The teachers, principal, and staff see to it that all students try their best at everything that they do. They encourage the children to give it their best shot and nothing less. They also let the children get involved in simple 'jobs'. The children are allowed to be office workers, library helpers, helpers for the younger or new students, and jobs that help keep the school clean. Excellent school, in my opinion!
Excellent School. Great faculty.
Oakmont Elementary is by far THE best school in middle Tennessee. Our children are all grown now but they all 3 attended Oakmont and my family at the time was very blessed to have such an outstanding teaching staff and support group to guide our children. Especially since we were newcomers to the area after moving here from Michigan. But my fears and worries were soon a thing of the past after meeting the teachers, office staff and principal Mrs. Thomas. I still go back now and then for visits and it is always a pleasure to see old friends and touch base with a place that is very near and dear to my heart because Oakmont gave my children the firm foundation they needed as far as education and the promise for their future. Thank you Oakmont for your years of caring for our children. May God truly bless you.
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When a Courage House resident spends time walking the property's quiet, tree-lined trails, her future lies before her. There, in the serenity of the orchards, she can contemplate her next steps and rediscover her identity as a new, clean child of God. Previously, she may not have had the experience of wandering in the countryside. […] Read more »
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Together, the girls of Courage House are reaching goals and achieving dreams that they may have never known separately. We watch in awe this summer as we have girls who are so very different than when they first arrived. There is joy that our hearts experience when we see them sitting together and laughing. One […] Read more »
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Our annual, and much anticipated, Gift Book Sale begins this Friday. It's a wonderful way to start your holiday shopping. You will find like-new books, in pristine condition, at a fraction of retail price. This sale includes all types of books, both fiction and nonfiction, for children and adults. At this sale you could by a dozen 'like-new' books for the price of one book at a typical new bookstore. The sale starts at 10:00.
We will be closing early on Wednesday. The store will close at 3:30.
Well if this weather is an indication of the winter ahead, you really should make some time to come down to the bookstore and stock up on books. You know all the things we are advised to have on hand in case of an emergency, like candles, flashlights and food that doesn't need to be cooked? Add books to that list
There are a couple of things going on in the bookstore this week that I want to share with you. First let me tell you about the large collection of jazz CDs that will be available this week. Upfront I will admit that I don't know a lot about jazz. The list of jazz musicians that I'm familiar with doesn't extend much outside the greats like Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Louis Armstrong and Charlie Parker. I googled jazz genres trying to get a handle on what we have. Unfortunately that didn't help much, although I did learn that that there are many more styles of jazz than I thought. I've included the link, in case you're interested http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_jazz_genres. So come on down if you like jazz. I've been told there's a good selection, some recordings are a little obscure but interesting. Judge for yourself.Also, I'd like to remind you that the Kalamazoo Holiday Parade is this Saturday. I hope you're able to come downtown and enjoy the festivities. After the parade stop down at the bookstore. We have a fun holiday craft activity planned for children. Children can make a holiday bookmark as a gift or to use with a special Christmas, Hanukkah, or Kwanzaa book that we will have specially priced at 50% off.
The holidays are upon us. Halloween has come and gone but Thanksgiving, Christmas and Hanukkah are right around the bend. To help get you in the mood, stop down and check out our holiday book selections. We have an extra nice selection of children's books about Thanksgiving. Our Christmas and Hanukkah selections are for children and adults. You'll find stories, crafts, and decorating books as well as holiday movies and music. If all this talk of holidays and the thought of snowy winter days make your mind turn to thoughts of travel, we have just the thing. Travel guides are a great help for preparing for trips you have planned but they're also wonderful just to look through and dream of trips you'll take someday. We have a very nice selection of current travel guides for planning or dreaming.
Are you prepared for the invasion coming this Friday? Pint-size witches, devils, ghosts, princesses, cowboys and (I'm betting) a boatload of little Elsa's, Spider Men and Captain Americas will be streaming down the streets of our neighborhoods. To get you in the mood, stop by the store this week and stock up on some spooky, scary, or silly and fun Halloween stories all priced 50% off this week.Specials this week also include: military history and music.
Friends of KPL is joining WMU and downtown Kalamazoo in celebrating Spirit Week, the lead up to WMU's Homecoming weekend, October 24 – 26. To honor Western and to celebrate Spirit Week all college students (from any college) with college IDs will receive 10% off their entire purchase. Remember to identify yourself as a college student and present your ID. We look forward to seeing you this week!This week, recent "Hot Picks" – the books that everybody is reading and talking about, have been reduced to $2.00 each. Come on in and buy a stack.
Shh! This is a secret just for you. If you are reading this, you are eligible for a special sale. We have a ton, a boatload, a massive, enormous amount of wonderful children's books. Most of those books are priced between 50¢ and $2.00. For this week only, if you buy 10 or more children's books and say the secret words to the folks at the counter, you get 20% off! Just to make it easy on you, you have a choice of 2 secret phrases. You may say either: 1) I get 20% off on these children's books or 2) venta especial Don't forget, 10 or more children's books will save you money this week and make some child very happy!
This week I want to mention some items that are part of 3 areas in the bookstore: Collectibles, Best Selling Fiction, and DVDs. I want to give you a feel for what you can find in those areas this week..
Collectibles: • Uncle Wiggily and Friends – a beautiful copy, 1955 • Luke Karamazov by Conrad Hilberry • The Dunwich Horror and Others by H. P. Lovecraft – a very nice hard cover
Best Selling Fiction: • Invisible by James Patterson • Mr. Mercedes by Stephen King • Love Letters by Debbie Macomber • Missing by Harlan Coban
DVDs: • Gravity • Lincoln • Paranormal Activity • Frozen
Civil War buff? We have a cart full of some unusual and interesting Civil War books.
Fan of new fiction? We have lots of new "hot picks" type fiction from 2014, great reading and super cheap.
Select biographies are ½ off this week. You'll find a great selection and the prices are ridicules – ridiculously low!
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