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Klipsch Groove Portable Bluetooth Speaker (Black)
Model: 1062378 UPC: 743878029277 Item: 165427
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The Klipsch Groove Bluetooth speaker is nothing short of a two pound audio monster. The Groove has a minimalist design that allows it to blend perfectly into any room and a legendary sound quality that blows its competition out of the water. Speaking of water, the Groove is splash proof, water resistant and hard as a rock. Take it pool side of on a hike through the woods and this speakers eight hour battery life will come in handy no matter what you're doing.
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A Speaker for Your Personal Soundtrack
Wish you could take your home stereo with you? Long to listen to music at your mountain cabin, down the shore, or at the pool, with the same kind of fidelity you can in your living room? Take a look at the Klipsch Groove Bluetooth Speaker; a wireless, handheld unit delivering Klipsch's legendary sound quality in a tough, classy little package that you can take just about anywhere.
Bluetooth Ready, No Wires Needed
The Groove comes equipped with Bluetooth streaming capabilities – transform any room into a live concert! Connect the Groove to any Bluetooth device that stores or streams music -- MP3s and MP4s, your Spotify playlists or Pandora feeds -- and prepare to be wowed by Klipsch's patented, acoustically perfect sound.
A Handful of Rock
Coming in below a featherweight two pounds, the Groove is the very definition of handheld. It's easy to move around to wherever you need it -- on the kitchen counter or desk or bedside table. A truly "portable" speaker, this little music machine packs a far bigger punch than any speaker this size!
Iconic Klipsch Design
Designed like a classic guitar amp, the Groove riffs on Klipsch's classic minimalist form-follows-function aesthetic. Solid black, accented only with a copper marque on the grille, it's minimalist design allows the Groove to blend into any room (until you crank the sound).
The New Portable Performance Standard
Klipsch have styled themselves the "Keepers of the Sound" since 1946, and the Groove proves that reputation with audio specs that belie it's small stature. Powered by a 3" full-range high-excursion driver, with surprising bass boosted by two side-firing oval passive radiators, the Groove delivers the clarity of sound that only Klipsch is known for - crisp, clean highs and deep-throated lows.
Road Trip Ready
This is a speaker built to be your favorite travel companion – anywhere, anytime. Its built-in rechargeable battery gives eight hours of battery life, matching your laptop or smartphone's battery life precisely. Cruising across the Great Plains? Hiking the Appalachian Trail? Camping with friends? Catching some rays at the beach? No matter what you're doing or where you're going, the Groove is ready to party.
Durable and Water Resistant
A tough little speaker, the Groove was built to last. Take it tailgating, or even use it to kick your picnics and backyard barbeques up a notch. It's also splash-proof and water-resistant, so it can handle getting caught out in a light summer shower -- or being placed next to your pool or hot tub. (We just don't recommend taking it into the pool with you.)
- Bluetooth wireless technology
- Portable sized, but packs serious sound
- Adjust the volume and switch tracks with the push of a button
- Illuminated battery indicator – know when you need a charge
- Micro USB charging – easy and convenient
- 8 hour rechargeable battery life
- Splash resistant - take your Klipsch Groove poolside
- Weight – 1.7 lbs
- Dimensions – Height: 4.5 inches, Width: 5.5 inches, Depth: 2.6 inches
- 1 year limited warranty
- World Wide Stereo's 60-day guarantee
Klipsch Groove Bluetooth Speaker Specifications:
- FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 65Hz–22kHz +/- 3dB
- ENCLOSURE TYPE: Bass reflex via dual opposing passive radiators
- DRIVER: 1 x 3" aluminum full-range high excursion
- PASSIVE BASS RADIATOR: 2 x side-firing
- MAXIMUM ACOUSTIC OUTPUT: 97dB at 0.5m
- INPUTS: Bluetooth, 3.5mm Analog In
- BATTERY LIFE: 8 hours
- BATTERY TYPE: Rechargeable Lithium 7.4V 2 cell 2200mAh
- ACCESSORIES: AC power adaptor, micro USB charging cable
- FINISH: ABS, silicone and perforated metal
- DIMENSIONS: 4.56" (116mm) H x 5.51" (140mm) W x 2.65" (65mm) D
- Speaker: 1.7 lbs (.77kg)
- w/ cable and USB charger: 1.9 lbs (.86kg)


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MHMR, or Modern Human Mutating Rabies is and was the single mastermind behind the Neo-Noir Plague.
The virus, though small, was introduced through unknown cause to the ecosystem of Earth, though there has been much speculation to its origins.
Its most curious attribute was, of course, its selectivity in its carriers - Humans. MHMR produced no deviation or mutation when introduced to other organisms - goats, dogs, fruit flies, bats, even a colony of ants were infected with the virus and yet showed no changes in appearance, function or behaviour. And yet this was the beauty of the virus; it spread through other organisms, somehow surviving without causing them any pain or bodily damage. As it did so it slowly enveloped Human society. And then, it hit humans where they were weakest.
The first confirmed cases of MHMR were found in young children - presumably passed onto them from contact with pets or insects. At this time the infants were observed to be more aggressive to other people - even parents - when approached, to the point of biting or scratching people who got too close. It is also presumed that, at this point, the infection was passed onto adults. In mere days there were increased results of antisocial behaviour, assault and murder - Victims were found clawed and bitten, beaten to the ground and then torn apart. Police, at the time, treated it as a serial murder case.
It slowly became apparent that the mysterious bug which was suddenly breaking the record amount of missed work hours due to sickness, was linked to these bursts of violence. And so the investigation began.

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Geometric Turtle Screenprint
Our "Square Series" Screenprints Geometric Turtle print. Uniquely designed and screenprinted in limited numbers, it would make a stylish addition to your home or nursery.
- 3 color limited edition screenprint. 50 prints in edition
- Teal Blue, Yellow, and Metallic Silver inks
- 12.5" x 12.5" and fits record/LP sized frames
- Signed and numbered with logo stamp and date on back
- 100lb. Pure White paper by French Paper
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View full details at EstateSales.NET: https://www.EstateSales.NET/CA/Alamo/94507/1426209
This Mansion is fabulous and has very high end, quality items and you can see a beautiful Estate at the same time! This is your opportunity to purchase some luxurious furniture, etc. We did another Mansion for the same clients about a year ago. We hope that you can come and join us for the fun! Watch for our Signs the days of the Sales. We will be running this Sale for 2- 4 days periods due to the volume, unless we sell out the first week. There are high quality brand furniture such as Henredon, Marge Carson, etc.
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*Dining Room Table with 10 Chairs and 2 Captains Chairs and 2 Leafs, Chairs Originally $17,500.00, Table $10,000.00
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*Persian High Quality Area Rugs, purchased for as much as $93,000.00
*Tabriz Area Rug, Originally 39,900.00
*Entry Console Table
*Large Vases and Urns
*Henredon Buffet with Marble Top, Originally $9,000.00
*Matching Henredon Chest with Marble with Marble Top, Originally $6,100.00
*2 Large Curios $11,500.00 each
*Sultanabad Area Rug, Originally 28k
*Elegant Sofa with Throw Pillows
*Howard Miller Grandfather Clock
*Henredon Office Desk
*Leather Office Chair, Originally $3,700.00
*Leather Chair
*Hekman File Cabinet, Originally $1,900.00
*Large Bronze Candle Holders
*Ornate Entry Table, Originally $7,800.00
*Ornate Mirror, Originally $5,500.00
*Benches, Originally $2,250.00 each
*2 Lounge Chairs with ottomans, originally $7,250.00 each
*Huge Sultanabad Area Rug, Originally $94,000.00
*3 tier, 6 Door China Cabinets, Originally $6,300.00 each
*2 Sideboards that match the above China Cabinet Originally $7,900.00 each
*Samsung Large Flat Screen TV
*Henredon Sectional Sofa with Large Pillows, Originally $21,000.00
*Marble Top Coffee Table, Originally $2,300.00
*3 Leather and Wood Bar Stools, Originally $8,400.00
*Dining Room Table with 10 Chairs and 2 Captains Chairs, Chairs Originally $27,000.00, Table $10,000.00
*Console Table, Originally $3,700.00
*Large Oriental Vases
*Large Area Rug
*3 Piece Library Book Shelves with Ladder and 2 Piece Library Book Shelves, Originally 13,800.00
*Sharp Big Flat Screen TV
*Entertainment Console, Originally $1,700.00
*2 Wing Back Chairs, Originally $2,000.00 Each
*Leather Office Chair, Originally $1,300.00
*Executive Desk, Originally $4,600.00
*Hai Jalili Area Rug $55,000.00
*King Kong Leather Massage Chair, Originally $3,999.00
*18th Century French Tapestry, Originally $86,400.00
*2 Wing Chairs, $4,600.00 each
*Shelf, Console, Original $1,200.00
*Oil Painting, Originally $3,500.00
*Bench, Originally, Originally $2,300.00
*White Bench
*Leather Foot Stool/Bench
*Marge Carson Chaisse, Originally $7,000.00
*Large Ornate Marge Carson King Size 4 Poster Bed, Originally $12,400.00
*2 Marge Carson Bedside Tables, Originally $4,100.00each
*Marge Carson Bedside Bench, Originally $3,200.00
*Marge Carson Console Table, Originally $7,000.00
*2 Occasional Chairs $2,650.00 each
*Occasional Table
*Area Rug Sultanabed, Originally $29,400.00
*Leather Top Desk, Originally $2,000.00
*Leather Office Chair
*Ornate inlaid Table
*Occasional Chair
*2 Large Ornate Plant stands
*Flower Arrangements
*Small Chair, Originally $1,200.00
*4 Poster Queen Bed ****Sleep Number
*Nights Stands
*Crystal Lamp
*Rotating Book Case with Mirror
*Sectional Sofa
*Area Rug, Originally $55,000.00
Ottoman, Originally $1,000.00
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The Beaver and the Bear
The beaver strolled through the forest, proud of his work over the past few days. He had managed to finish building his new home in less than a week, and he did it all by himself. Suddenly, he came across a sleeping bear, and although he tried to tip-toe by quietly, accidently snapped a twig and woke the bear up. Furious to have been awoken, the bear immediately noticed the beaver and wanted to kill him. Frightened, the beaver begged the bear for a chance to redeem himself, and told the bear about his great success and skills in building his new home. He offered the bear to build him a whole house out of wood, in exchange for sparing his life. The bear didn't seem to like the proposal, but the beaver insisted and promised to finish it in the next three weeks, more than enough time before the first snow of winter would arrive.
The beaver knew that it would be a difficult task, and that it would need to be bigger than anything he had ever built for himself or his family, but he was confident in his abilities. He immediately began by searching for the right corner of the woods, and found a great spot next to a big boulder. He started to cut down trees with his teeth and placed them as the foundation. After a few hours of work, he grew tired and decided to call it a day. The next day, he woke up early, remembering the deal he had made with the bear. He worked hard all day, and continued like this for an entire week. By the end of the week, he had finished more than half of the house, and was even surprised by how well we had done.
The next morning, he thought about how much he had accomplished until now, and decided to take a day off. At the pace he had worked until now, he had more than enough time. The next day he went back to work, but after just two hours, found himself hungry and went off to find lunch, completely forgetting about the work. He enjoyed the rest of his day, eating his favorite berries and playing in the river. On Tuesday of the second week, he went back to work, and over the next three days accomplished a lot, leaving very little to finish. He decided that there was so little to finish that he could save the rest for the final week, and went on a short vacation to visit his cousins in the distant forests, excited to brag about his accomplishments. When he got there, they were quite impressed, but upon hearing about the deal with the bear, sincerely cautioned him of getting carried away and forgetting to finish it before the third week was up. He assured them that everything would be ok and that he could easily finish it in no time at all.
After spending the following few days with his cousins, the beaver decided to go visit his friend the rabbit. Before leaving, the beaver's cousins warned him again to finish the work soon, but he reassured them that there was nothing to worry about. Upon arriving at the rabbit's home, the beaver immediately began to tell his friend about all that had happened and his great building skills. The rabbit scorned the beaver and told him to go back to work at once. There were only four days left until the deadline. The beaver insisted that there would be no problem, and promised to go back to work early the next day. The next morning he woke up early and made his way back to the bear's almost finished home. Upon arriving, he returned to work, and by the late afternoon, had almost completely finished it, with just the roof remaining. Knowing he still had two days left, the beaver went home, happy to know that he had easily saved himself from the bear. The next morning the beaver awoke to find a terrible downpour of rain. Knowing that he had little work to do, and not wanting to work in the rain, the beaver decided to wait until the rain would pass. A few hours later the sun came out, but the beaver was so involved in his card game that he forgot about the remaining work to be done. The next morning, the beaver had a nice breakfast and then set out to finish the job, only to find an angry bear waiting at his doorstop. The bear demanded that the beaver bring him to his new home at once, threatening to kill him if his home wasn't yet ready. The beaver became frightened, and reminded the bear that he still had one day left. He explained to the bear where the house was being built, and told him to meet him there at the end of the day. Greatly annoyed but true to his word, the bear agreed to give the beaver until the end of the day to finish. The beaver scurried off, eager to finish at once. He found the house just as he had left it, and began to work, although now a bit nervous. He labored for hours, quickly learning that building a roof for such a big house would be very difficult. It was nothing like the roofs of any of his old, smaller beaver homes. He worked and worked as fast as he could, but at the end of the day, he realized that he needed at least another day to finish the roof. He began to cry to himself, " If only I had one more day! Oh why didn't I listen to my cousins or the rabbit? Why did I wait until the last minute?" Upon hearing the footsteps of the angry bear approaching, the beaver fled, leaving his home and the forest he had lived in all his life behind. Terrified of the wrath of the bear, the beaver never returned again.


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All in the FamilyBy Joy Suzanne Grazer | June 8, 2010 | 1 comment
Why housework might make kids happier
Good news, parents: It seems that giving kids chores does more than keep the house clean; it might actually make them happier, to boot.
In a recent study, UCLA researchers Eva H. Telzer and Andrew J. Fuligni asked more than 700 14 and 15 year olds of diverse ethnic backgrounds to keep a daily diary over a two-week period. In the diary, the adolescents recorded how much they pitched in around the house—for example, by helping to clean, make dinner, or assist a sibling with homework. Adolescents also recorded their moods and the extent to which they felt stressed, anxious, or depressed each day.
Contrary to common assumptions about adolescents, Telzer and Fuligni found that not only were daily chores not stressful, they were actually associated with greater well-being: The kids who spent more days and more time helping their family reported greater feelings of happiness than did kids who tended to help less.
However, adolescents who helped parents with official or work-related issues, such as filling out government forms, actually reported greater feelings of distress, like feelings of uneasiness and discouragement.
The authors uncovered strong evidence that adolescents felt happier when they helped around the house because they thought they were filling an important role within their family. These findings resonate with previous research that has shown that when a person is established in a social group such as a family, they develop affectionate feelings toward that group and a greater willingness to help it. And when they feel valued by their group, they tend to experience more feelings of self-worth and happiness. Telzer and Fuligni surmise that helping around the house gives adolescents that sense of belonging.
"Assisting the family appears to provide adolescents with the assurance that they are fulfilling their role as a good son or daughter," they write, "which, in turn, is associated with feelings of happiness and positivity, a sense of identity, and connection to the family."
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Meaningful work and authentic responsibility is vitally important (and too often missing) in the lives of young people. Studies have found that having chores in childhood tends to be associated with adult success.
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Stevin Freeman nabbed in robbery of store in Reading
Bat-wielding suspect smashed game machine, cash register, police say
READING, Pa. - A Reading man is in custody for his alleged role in the armed robbery of a convenience store in the city last month.
Stevin Freeman, armed with a baseball bat, and another man robbed the Citi Mart in the 1700 block of Cotton Street on Dec. 17, while a third man stayed outside, police said.
Freeman, 19, who police said was wearing "a lot of makeup" and dresses like a woman, used the bat to smash a coin game machine, from which he then took a $100 bill and about $2 in change, according to court douments. Freeman, police said, then proceeded to the counter and smashed the cash register and other items with the bat before both men then fled the store.
Surveillance video revealed that all three men were inside the store the day before, playing the same coin game that was smashed during the robbery, according to court documents. One of the men, who has not yet been charged, later admitted to police that they went back to the store the next day for the $100 bill on display as the machine's jackpot prize.
Patrol officers stopped Freeman on an unrelated matter a few days after the robbery. He then agreed to an interview with investigators and admitted his role in the robbery, stating he was pressured into it by a member of the Bloods gang so that he could use the proceeds to buy drugs and make more money, according to court documents.
Freeman was arraigned Wednesday morning on robbery and related charges. He was committed to the Berks County Jail on $40,000 bail.
No other arrests have been made.
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Playful Mobile
The decorative mobile is a collaboration between Elkeland and ferm Living. The ferm Living mobile will wow you with its typical graphic elements, patterns and decorative colours.
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Ida Elke, the founder of the Design Studio Elkeland, creates objects that move between art and design in a secluded little house in the Danish countryside. In collaboration with ferm Living, Elke created different wall decorations and mobiles that are inspired by natural colours and shapes.
The Ekland mobile in green or blue is not only suitable for the children's room, even though it does set some playful accents in there. It is also a lovely decorative element for the living room or the bedroom.