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This vacuum thermos keeps hot liquids steaming from an early start to the late return.Vacuum insulation keeps beverages hot or cold for 24 hoursDouble-wall construction takes a beating and still performsDual-cup lid for sharingRustproof finish withstands weather and wearLeak-proofNo liners orcoatingsItem SpecificationsOunces32fl ozDefined ColorGray
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Lennon Legend: The Very Best Of John Lennon
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John Lennon's solo work has been anthologized so many times that it's hard to believe there wasn't a definitive compilation before this one. And, depending on your particular take, you might not find Lennon Legend quite hitting the mark. However, since it does contain the brilliantly scathing "Working Class Hero," doesn't ignore the woefully underrated Rock 'n' Roll album, and catches the hopeful renewal that came toward the end of his foreshortened life, it's probably about as close as anyone's going to come. His great songs shine, meditations like "Imagine" and his rockers had form and content, as in "Whatever Gets You Through the Night." He was an icon, and this does him justice. --Chris Nickson
LENNON JOHN LEGEND
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Ben Webster Meets Oscar Peterson
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2010 two CD release containing three full albums plus bonus tracks. This double disc set contains all of the Ben Webster-Oscar Peterson quartet/quintet collaborations featuring Webster as the only horn player, reunited for the first time ever on one set. Included are the complete classic albums Ben Webster Meets Oscar Peterson and Soulville plus the quintet sessions originally issued on the King Of The Tenors album. Essential Jazz Classics.
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With a curved point, clip point, and notch near the handle, the Winchester 22-41206 Large Bowie Knife has all the features of a true Bowie. It is both well-priced and well-manufactured with full tang construction and a finger grooved wood handle, and it includes a ballistic nylon sheath with two retaining straps.Winchester 22-41206Large Bowie Knife with SheathAt a Glance:Stainless steel blade is corrosion resistantFull tang construction for increased strengthWood and brass handle with finger grooves for added comfort and grip8.57-inch blade for multiple usesIncludes plastic-lined, ballistic nylon sheath with two retaining strapsThe traditional Bowie design is perfect for hunting, fishing, and more. View larger.The sheath's hard plastic liner keeps the blade safe, while the two retaining straps keep your knife secure. View larger.Engineered for Strength and ReliabilityThe Winchester Bowie Knife features a stainless steel blade that is corrosion resistant and easy to sharpen. Full tang construction means that the blade extends through the handle, increasing the strength and usability of this large knife.Durable Wood and Brass Handle with Stylish AccentsA warm-toned wood and brass handle is detailed with brass rivets and equipped with finger grooves for a comfortable and secure grip, even when wet. The brass cross guard functionally separates your hand from the blade and matches the other brass accents.Larger Size and Weight for Control and StabilityWith an 8.57-inch blade, the Winchester Bowie Knife measures 14.25 inches in length and weighs 14.4 ounces. The heft and weight of this fixed blade knife give you increased control and stability during use.Bowie Style for Versatile UsesThe shape and style of the Winchester Bowie Knife reflects the traditional Bowie design, including a blade tip that's lower than the spine of the blade for added control, a bevel edge at the point to streamline the tip, and a curved edge near the point for removing skin from a carcass. A notch near the hilt can be used as the sharpening starting point, to strip wires or sinew, and help repair rope or nets.Included Sheath Protects the BladeThe durable ballistic nylon sheath is an ideal carrying case for the Winchester Bowie Knife. The hard plastic liner keeps the blade safe, while the two retaining straps keep your knife in a safe place until you're ready to use it.What's in the BoxWinchester 22-41206 Large Bowie Knife and ballistic nylon sheath.
The illustrated Winchester knife is the Winchester Large Bowie Knife that features an 8.75" bowie blade made of surgical stainless steel with the Winchester etch. This Winchester bowie knife has full tang construction, finger grooved wood handle and a brass cross guard. A ballistic nylon sheath is included with this Winchester knife. The Winchester Large Bowie Knife with wood handle has an overall length of 14.25" and weighs 14.4 ounces.8.75" fixed bladeWood and brass handleBallistic Nylon sheath
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Gerber 22-01874 Mark II Knife with Aluminum Handle, Black
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ATTRIBUTES Blade Detail: ComboEdge Double Serration Blade Length (inches): 6.88 Blade Material: 420HC Black Carry System: Nylon Sheath Handle Material: Aluminum Overall Length (inches): 12.75 Special Features: Serialized
First introduced in 1966 and one of the best selling knives of all time, the Gerber Mark II tactical knife is serialized for collectors. It features a black oxide coated 420 HC stainless steel double-serrated blade and die cast aluminum handle, and it comes with a ballistic nylon sheath. The blade measures 6.5 inches and it has an overall length of 12.75 inches. The handle is made of aluminum and it weighs 8 ounces. It's backed by a limited lifetime warranty. The vaunted Gerber Mark II Knife (view larger). Gerber 22-01874 Mark IIAt a Glance: Drop point blade with double serrated edge 420 HC stainless steel Black oxide coating Die cast aluminum handle 6-inch blade; 12.75-inch overall length Limited lifetime warranty
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Army of Darkness (Screwhead Edition) [Blu-ray]
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A movie that only true horror buffs could love, Army of Darkness is officially part 3 in the wild and wacky Evil Dead trilogy masterminded by the perversely inventive director Sam Raimi, who would later serve as executive producer of the popular syndicated TV series Hercules: The Legendary Journeys. Raimi's favorite actor, Bruce Campbell, returns as Ash (hero of the first two Evil Dead flicks), a hardware-store clerk who is magically transported--along with his beat-up Oldsmobile and a chainsaw attachment for his severed left forearm--to the brutal battlefields of the 14th century. He quickly assumes power (who else in the Middle Ages packs a shotgun and a chainsaw?), and unites his band of medieval knights against the dreaded Army of the Dead. Raimi gleefully subverts almost every horror-movie cliché as he serves up a nonstop parade of blood, gore, and vicious sword-bearing skeletons--an affectionate homage to animator Ray Harryhausen's classic Jason and the Argonauts. The frantic action is fun while it lasts, but even at 80 minutes Army of Darkness nearly wears out its welcome. You know that Raimi can maintain the mayhem for only so long before it grows tiresome, and fortunately this madcap movie quits while it's ahead. --Jeff Shannon
No description available for this title.Item Type: BLU-RAY DVD MovieItem Rating: RStreet Date: 09/15/09Wide Screen: yesDirector Cut: noSpecial Edition: noLanguage: ENGLISHForeign Film: noSubtitles: noDubbed: noFull Frame: noRe-Release: noPackaging: Sleeve
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Legend (Ultimate Edition)
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This strange, 1985 experiment by Ridley Scott (Blade Runner) starred the up-and-coming Tom Cruise in a fairy-tale world of dwarfs and unicorns and demons. After the horn of a unicorn is broken, darkness and winter descend upon the world. Cruise's character, helped along by a magic sprite played by David Bennent (The Tin Drum), descends into hell to save paradise. This movie is almost a classic case of art direction gone amok. The somewhat amorphous Cruise doesn't lend much dramatic focus or artistic definition, but the drama between Tim Curry's satanic majesty and Mia Sara's character, who becomes a sort of princess of the netherworld, is pretty captivating. A mixed experience all around that makes one wish it had been more successful. --Tom Keogh
A forest dweller is chosen by fate to save a beautiful princess and defeat the Lord of Darkness, or the world will be plunged into a never-ending ice age.Genre: Feature Film-Action/AdventureRating: UNRelease Date: 8-FEB-2005Media Type: DVD
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The Mist (Two-Disc Collector's Edition)
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Writer-director Frank Darabont, who showcased the softer side of Stephen King in his film adaptations of The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile, turns to darker material for The Mist, his latest King adaptation about a group of ordinary townspeople trapped in a supermarket by a mysterious fogbank. Thomas Jane is top-billed as a Maine illustrator who attempts to calm the frightened shoppers, but his job is cut out for him from the get-go, first by the discovery of malevolent creatures lurking in the mist, and then by the mad mutterings of Mrs. Carmody (Marcia Gay Harden), a local eccentric who calls for Old Testament-style sacrifices to appease the supernatural forces. Darabont delivers monster movie thrills and understated social commentary with equal skill, and he's well supported by his cast (which includes Andre Braugher, Toby Jones, William Sadler and Jeffrey DeMunn) and the vivid special effects by KNB EFX, which effectively mix CGI with models and stop-motion animation (the terrific monsters were designed by legendary comic book artist Bernie Wrightson). And for those curious about how the novella's downbeat ending has translated to film, suffice it to say that Darabont's conclusion is at once different and more unsettling than King's. --Paul Gaita
A mysterious mist, thick with blood-thirsty creatures, descends on a small town, where a group of people holes up in a grocery store to fight for their lives.
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Corsair Cooling Hydro-Series All-in-One High-Performance Liquid CPU Cooler CWCH60
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The Corsair CWCH60 Hydro Series H60 High Performance Liquid CPU Cooler is a fantastic choice for cooling. With a new micro-channel cold plate and a split-flow designed manifold, the Corsair CWCH60 Hydro Series H60 High Performance Liquid CPU Cooler brings remarkable new technologies to an affordable price point. If that weren't enough, the Corsair CWCH60 Hydro Series H60 High Performance Liquid CPU Cooler also features an all-new fan, custom designed to offer enhanced static pressure, which means better cooling.
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Yu-Gi-Oh! - Blue-Eyes White Dragon - Legendary Collection - #LC01-EN004 - Limited Edition - Ultra Rare
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Yu-Gi-Oh! is a strategic trading card game in two players Duel each other using a variety of Monster, Spell, and Trap Cards to defeat their opponent's monsters and be the first to drop the other's Life Points to 0. Card Name: Blue-Eyes White Dragon Card Type: Normal Monster Card Number: LC01-EN004 Set: Legendary Collection Attack/Defense: 3000/2500 Attribute: Light Level: 8 Monster Type: Dragon Passcode: 89631139
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Legendary Review - Unique Creatures and Level Designs Don't Go Far Enough
Legendary
Score: 6.3
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Genre: First-person shooter
Length: 8 hours
Difficulty: 5
Developer: Spark Unlimited
Publisher: Gamecock Media Group
Release Date: 11/4/08
Systems: Xbox 360, PS3, PC
Pros
- Enemies have weaknesses and require unique ways to fight
- Levels have basic puzzles and some different requirements
- Interface includes cursor to guide you through levels so you don’t get lost
Cons
- Not enough types of enemies
- Most tasks are very simple
- Poor sound effects
- Only one multiplayer mode
by Rabid Rabbit
Far too many first-person shooter games, such as Resistance 2 and Left 4 Dead, devolve into repetitive levels where you repeatedly kill the same basic creatures for the game’s entirety. There are sections of Legendary that fall into this pattern of boring, unimaginative gameplay. However, the game attempts to create a varied experience by including differing level designs and enemies with unique weaknesses that require different approaches to defeat. The main problem is that these efforts do not include a great deal of depth. While it is not a spectacular game, it does provide some interesting gameplay that will keep you engaged more often than not for the campaign’s duration.
The story starts with your character opening up Pandora’s Box, which releases a horde of mythological creatures that start wreaking havoc on the world. In the process, he also gets injured by the box, which grants him the power to use enemy’s life energy, or Animus. Each creature you kill will release Animus that you can gather. Then you can choose to heal yourself or strike enemies with a pulse attack that stuns them. This system sets up a subtle risk and reward system where you must decide if it is more valuable to increase your health or strike an enemy to help deal a crucial killing blow.
The creatures you fight aren’t just novel because they follow a mythology theme. Many enemies have unique weaknesses, which you must exploit to defeat them. It is fun to have to approach these enemies differently, but the creature portfolio isn’t broad enough to ensure you won’t face the same creatures too many times. You may approach the creatures in various ways, but the game begins to wear on after you initially fight each creature a few times.
One of the first enemies you encounter is the firedrake who spews flames from his mouth and throws flaming boulders at you. You could wait to shoot them when they pause between attacks to defeat them, but you can also release water from fire hydrants or a building’s plumbing to extinguish their flames and kill them. You can also go one step further and wait amidst the flowing water for additional firedrakes to approach you and watch them crumble from the water that extinguishes them.
Werewolves are ferocious fighters that will regenerate unless you decapitate them. There are the plain vanilla freshly shorn lycanthropes that attack in packs and the hairy versions that are much tougher. Apparently putting hair on their chests means a lot more than just drinking beer. To stand a chance at surviving an encounter with a minotaur, you need to avoid their charges, and follow up by shooting them in their vulnerable backs. There are also ghosts that will throw objects at you and are only vulnerable when they briefly materialize to attack you directly.
While these creatures stand out among the crowd, there are also some boring enemies that you’ll want to dispose of as quickly as possible just to avoid getting bored. While the griffons are huge and put up a good fight that would make their ma and pa proud, fighting them isn’t particularly memorable. Just keep circle strafing and Animus pulsing them to keep them at bay while you put as much lead in them as you can. There are also some enemy soldiers that are pretty simple to dispose of. Just hide behind cover and peek out to cap them one at a time.
Level designs provide some variety with simple puzzles and interactions with the environment. Some of these tasks provide some much needed variety to the shooter, but they are all very basic and require little thought. A few of them occur so often and are so mundane (you only need to hold down a button to proceed further) that they are hindrances rather than contributions to the game.
You’ll frequently need to clear your path through levels. Some areas require you to open a gate by climbing up a building, dropping down behind the gate, killing some enemy troops and pressing a button to open the gate for other troops to follow through. One level includes a brief platforming section that oddly wasn’t anywhere else in the game. There are also some devices you can charge with Animus energy to temporarily trick monsters to attack enemy soldiers. These interactions help to break up the action, but none of them are complicated enough to make you marvel at the game’s design and complexity.
At times the game presents a great sense of scale as you fight to stop a golem the size of the Empire State Building. This level is quite unique because you need to set up some EMP pulse machines to stun and tear the metallic creature apart. You’ll run around the level and charge up these machines with Animus energy you gather from killing the level’s many creatures. Giving you a purpose in addition to killing everything in sight helps to keep the experience fresh.
While those interactions can be fun, other sections feel like they are included to simply break up the game’s action. Almost every door you run into requires you to bypass its security controls by holding a button down. You clear away boulders that block doors by simply holding down a button. Flames that block your path are quickly doused by slowly turning a crank. Numerous sections require you to just shoot an object, such as a rope or wooden plank, to clear your path. These basic interactions do very little to make the game more interesting and only slow down the game’s pacing. They might as well just ask give you a key to unlock a door.
Another problem is that many of the environments aren’t very interesting. You’ll combat enemies in cities, underground tombs and bases, but none of the locations are very interesting. If there were more preset interactions, such as large conflicts or explosions, or if you had to use the environment in novel ways against your enemies then the levels would be more interesting.
The game’s multi-player game is limited to only one mode. Two teams of four players must kill werewolves and collect their Animus. Then they must race back to their base to recharge some generators. It’s actually a somewhat novel idea, but the fact that there is only one mode is a bit absurd. There are also only 4 maps, which makes me think that they didn’t have enough time or interest to make the multiplayer offering more compelling.
Overall the game’s graphics are above average. The game utilizes great textures and has a solid framerate. However, there are also quite a few awkward animations that appear to be missing some frames. People also frequently give distracting blank stares. The game’s sound is disappointing with many of the weapons and explosions lacking convincing sound effects.
Legendary includes unique creatures with distinctive weaknesses and attack patterns, but more enemy types are needed to avoid redundant encounters. Some levels also include basic tasks to change the game’s pacing from its run and gun action, but none of it is very complicated or interesting. It seems that the developers understood that they needed to include some level variety to keep your interest, but they just didn’t take it far enough. Legendary could have been much better if the developers spent a few more months further delving into their ideas to ensure the final product was more memorable.
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rate my a legendary ocean deck?
20 monsters
3x warrior of atlantis
3x hydrogeddon
3x grizzly mother
2x levia daedalus
2x mobius
1x sujin
3x amphiboius bukroth mk 3
1 x neo aqua madoor
1 x carrieroid
1 x yomi ship
Spell cards
3x legendary ocean
2x big wave small wave
2x salvage
2x pot of greed
1x monster reborn
1x change of heart
1x smashing ground
1x mst
1x level limit b
1x fissure
Trap cards
1x phoniex wing wind blast
1x waboku
2 x sakuretsu armor
2 x gravity bind
should i switch my 3 amphibious for 3 gagagigo?
im also thinking of switching a yomi ship to a tribe infecting virus
i also don't play by ban list since casual play
im also thinking hard about switching sujin or carrierroid for penguin soldier
WTF 2 POTS 2 GRAVITY BIND!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
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