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Retro Dinette Set in Bright Chrome Vinyl: Omni Scarlet
Sale Price: $1,023.00
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Retro Dining Series Vinyl: Omni Scarlet Pictured in Omni Scarlet Set Includes 4 Chairs Features: -Dining chair available in omni black and omni scarlet vinyl.-Dining table has durable 3'' aluminium apron and long lasting laminate surface.-Dining table features adjustable leveling glides.-Dining chair features white piping and contrast panels with protective floor glides. Includes: -Set includes one dinette table and four roundabout dining chairs. Construction: -Durable welded steel construction. Color/Finish: -Bright chrome finish. Warranty: -Manufacturer provides 1 year warranty.
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Retro Dining Set in Bright Chrome Vinyl: Omni Scarlet
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Retro Dining Series Vinyl: Omni Scarlet Pictured in Omni Scarlet Features: -Dining chair available in omni black and omni scarlet vinyl.-Dining table has durable 3'' aluminium apron and long lasting laminate surface.-Dining table is four legged and has adjustable leveling steel extension glides.-Leaf expands table.-Dining chair features white piping and contrast panels with protective plastic floor glides. Includes: -Set includes one dining table and four sweetheart dining chairs. Construction: -Durable welded steel construction. Color/Finish: -Bright chrome finish. Warranty: -Manufacturer provides 1 year warranty.
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American Wick Kerosene Heater Wick
List Price: $17.79
Sale Price: $7.65
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Sold as each. Fits: Aloha JY-1120, Arturo (API) JY-1120, Bando BK-195, Comfort-Temp GG-8445, Corona 11-DK, 11-DKA, 17-DK, 17-DKB & 17-DKC, Cosy 100, Craig's International KSA-105, Easy 4570 & EZ-100, Energy Star EKS-198C, Flame-Glo 910, Gemini III SYK-20000, Heat Buster HB-1950, Heat Glow TS-200J & TS-200C, Kero-Sun Omni 105E, 105F, 105G & Director, Model K, Keymar KM-180, Kogy 100, Kozy 100, Noble King, Northstar KSA-105, Nova One, Porta-Heat SYK-20000, Samaritan S-19500, Sun Air Glow US-18-7, Sunny 100/Cosy, Sunstar BK-195, Toshiba KSE-2200 & KSE-2850, Toyostove/Toyotomi KSA-105E, 105F & 105G, Turco 3105, Union Thermal Therma 21, 3205 Heritage, 2300 Homestead, 3100 Tradition, 4506 Vintage. Manufacturer number: AW-20. Country of origin: . Distributed by American Wick/Cans Unltd.
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Craftmade OM-TCSPLUSAGVM Aged Bronze/Vintage Madera Omni TCS Wall Control OM-TCSPLUS
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Fan and Light Control, 1.5 Amp Hand Held Remote with Wall Mount, 300 Watt Full Range Light Dimmer 3 Fan Speeds and Reverse, Replacement Hub Included, Additional Hand Held Remotes Available 1-12V Battery Included, One fan per remote control,Finish: Brushed Nickel, Flat Black Suggested Room Fit: Dining Room, Game Room, Living Room, Office,Shown in white
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Vintage Style Noise Cancelling Microphone for PC
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Step back in time with this Retro Style Vintage Noise Cancelling Microphone for PC! The cool retro styling of this microphone recreates the look of the 1950's with modern features for Internet chat! It features a 3.5 mm connector, omni-directional polar pattern, and 2.2 K Ohms. The classic look of the 1950's "Elvis" style can be yours in a noise cancelling microphone for your PC!
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PYLE PLCD23A AM/FM-MPX Manual Tune Radio CD Player with Detachable Face
List Price: $122.99
Sale Price: Too low to display
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AM/FM TUNER & CD PLAYEROUTPUT POWER: 160W TOTALAUTO LOADING CD MECHANISMFULLY DETACHABLE SYSTEMBASS/TREBLE CONTROLLARGE LCD DISPLAYMANUAL TUNINGRCA PREAMP OUTPUTFRONT PANEL AUX INPUTRANDOM/REPEAT/INTRO SCANUPC : 068888884419Shipping Dimensions : 11.50in X 8.75in X 3.75inEstimated Shipping Weight : 4.1125
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Shure Green Bullet 520DX Dynamic Harmonica Microphone
List Price: $119.00
Sale Price: $118.99
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If you blow a mean harp, rock the mouth organ, or simply play harmonica, there's only one microphone you've absolutely gotta have, and that's the epic Shure 520DX "Green Bullet." The Green Bullet has barely changed in over 60 years. The original model 520 microphone was intended as a high-quality PA and public address mic for dispatchers and ham radio operators. Long story short, it sounded horrid... think of your typical fast food drive-through intercom, and you've got the idea. Suffice it to say, the 520 Green Bullet Anyway, the 520's first saving grace was that Shure weather-proofed its diaphragm so it would withstand salty air and moisture, which also makes the Green Bullet virtually spit proof — a real bonus for harp players.
Contoured to fit comfortably in the palm of your hand, the Model 520DX "Green Bullet" microphone produces the unique sound that has made it a legend among harmonica players. The 520DX features a volume control knob at the base of the microphone that allows users to make adjustments to suit their needs during live performance. An attached cable with a standard 1/4-inch plug allows the microphone to be connected to a high-impedance device. Contoured to fit perfectly between harmonica and hands, it can also be used for distinct, lo-fi vocals. With its signature green and chrome die-cast casing, the 520DX "Green Bullet" holds a spot in history as the definitive blues harp voice. Frequency response. Key Features Volume control knob allows users to adjust the volume to fit each musical situation Rugged, dynamic cartridge with improved response High-impedance, omnidirectional Supplied with 1/4 inch connector Applications Connect the 520DX directly into a guitar amplifier to produce the classic blues harp sound. Use the following guidelines: The volume control on the microphone should be turned down before plugging it into an amplifier. As you move away from the amplifier, the volume can be turned up. Adjust the microphone's volume control knob during performances as needed. For example, when switching from playing rhythm to lead or to place the microphone on standby between sets. To avoid feedback, maintain as much distance as possible from monitors or loudspeakers. Adjust the volume of monitors or loudspeakers at the mixing console so that no feedback is present when the volume control knob on the harmonica microphone is at its maximum setting. Specifications Type: Dynamic Frequency Response: 100 to 5,000 Hz Polar Pattern: Omnidirectional Impedance: High, unbalanced Load Impedance Range: Minimum of 100 kilohms Output Level (at 1,000 Hz): Open Circuit Voltage 38.0 dBV/Pa (13 mV)* -- *1 Pa = 94 dB SPL Polarity : Positive sound pressure on diaphragm produces positive voltage on tip with respect to sleeve (ground) of microphone output phone plug connector Cable: 20-foot cable, two conductor shielded with standard 1/4-inch phone plug attached (supplied wired for high-impedance, unbalanced connection) Case: Green and chrome finished die casting Weight: 26 ounces
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Sony CDX-GT130 Car Stereo Receiver
List Price: $79.95
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Detachable Faceplate Front Panel Aux In EQ3 Stage 2 and 52 Watts x 4 High Power Rear/Sub selectable pre amp output with LPF/HPF Red Key Illumination Black 13 segment LED display
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The omni-Americans: Some alternatives to the folklore of white supremacy
Sale Price: $55.59
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Novelist, essayist, and cultural critic Albert Murray--a classmate of Ralph Ellison at Tuskegee University--has spent his whole life affirming the positive aspects of Afro-American culture while rejecting the sociologically flawed assumptions of white America. These essays from the '60s and '70s attack what he called the "social science fiction" propagated by Marxist theorists, black activists, sociologists, and politicians. The book's goal, he wrote, was "to expose the incompetence and consequent impracticality of people who are regarded as intellectuals but are guided by racial bias rather than reason based on scholarly insight." For Murray, black culture derives from the American South; is blues-based in its oral, literary, and musical traditions; and is heroic in its eternal attempts to affirm the principles set down in the Constitution. With the skill of a jazz pianist, Murray lays down some cool intellectual chords that drown out the bleak dissonances of black life articulated in mainstream culture to create a black, brown, and beige--and brilliantly American--composition of his own. --Eugene Holley Jr.
The Omni-Americans is a classic collection of wickedly incisive essays, commentaries, and reviews on politics, literature, and music. Provocative and compelling, Albert Murray debunks the "so-called findings and all-too-inclusive extrapolations of social science survey technicians," contending that "human nature is no less complex and fascinating for being encased in dark skin." His claim that blacks have produced "the most complicated culture, and therefore the most complicated sensibility in the western world" is elucidated in a book which, according to Walker Percy, "fits no ideology, resists all abstractions, offends orthodox liberals and conservatives, attacks social scientists and Governor Wallace in the same breath, sees all the faults of the country, and holds out hope in the end."
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Columbia Girls 4-6x Vintage Vista Pant
List Price: $56.99
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She can seek out fresh powder with you thanks to the Columbia® Vintage Vista™ girls' pant. It features an Omni-Shield™ advanced water-repellent fabric construction to prevent moisture, snow, rain and ice from lingering on the garment.
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Columbia Toddler Girls Toddler Vintage Vista Pant
List Price: $50.00
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A soggy snow angel won't want to stay out to finish the snow fort, so get her the Columbia Toddler Girls' Vintage Vista Pant before you turn her into a summer person. The thick insulation keeps her precious body heat close during serious cold snaps and the Omni-Shield advanced repellency prevents the snow from melting through to her inner layers.Product FeaturesMaterial: [shell] Hydra Cloth (nylon), Omni-Shield DWR treatment; [lining] nylon taffetaFabric Waterproof Rating: water-resistantFabric Breathability Rating: highly breathableInsulation: polyester (140g)Fit: standardVenting: Side Zips: noGaiters: yes, elasticizedSeams: Waist: adjustable elastic tabs, belt loops with button closurePockets: 2 hand, 1 thigh, 1 lower legRECCO: Weight: Recommended Use: skiing, winter playManufacturer Warranty: limited lifetime
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San Diego waterfront ideal for quick getaway
From a colorful waterfront to the vibrant Gaslamp District, a visit to the San Diego waterfront will not lack for things to do.
If you don't have much time to spend, but want to pack your getaway with memorable experiences, the San Diego waterfront should be right at the top of your list.
Of course most people will spend more than a night once they've driven down to California's southern-most city and the San Diego area will offer up more than enough fascinating experiences to last for an extended vacation. The consistently sunny weather and beaches alone are enough to convince most vacationers this is a good place to be.
But a "quickie" to San Diego also has its rewards and may be more in line with the dwindling vacation allowances we see today as companies push harder for productivity. If it's just a short time that you have available, a great place to target is the San Diego waterfront and Gaslamp District - it's all within close proximity and the area offers a high concentration of fun visitor attractions that, for the most part, are cheap and easy.
We headquartered at the new Omni Hotel which was built in conjunction with the city's new Petco Park and opened in April 2004. It goes without saying that the Omni would be the perfect location to stay while you're in town for a Padres game - the ballpark is right next door and even connected by a skybridge - but it's also an excellent choice to take full advantage of San Diego's historic Gaslamp District, the 14-square-block area that has been dressed up to become the heart of San Diego's nightlife.
The gleaming new Omni represents the best in downtown hotels - our spacious suite was like a home away from home with the most stylish of modern décor and furnishings, warm tones, a big comfortable king bed, a handy desk and seating area, and an oversize bath area, which seems to be a trend in modern hotel layouts. Out the picture windows we had a 13th story view of the Coronado Bridge and San Diego's South Bay. This could have been one of those accommodations we would be content to just lounge around all weekend in a bathrobe but, with San Diego right outside, we were anxious to begin exploring.
The Omni is at the southern tip of the Gaslamp District so with just a little walking we quickly came upon dozens of dining opportunities - literally all types of cuisine, each restaurant offering a twist to bring people in the door. Options here run the gamut from the messy ribs at Dick's Last Resort to the impeccable presentations offered at George's on Fifth, from exquisite Persian cuisine at Bandar to the bar food at Moose McGillycuddy's. Sidewalk cafes are big in the Gaslamp - even on this Thursday night the streets were alive with groups of party people, X and Y generation couples and even many families. The best place to observe all of this was from our table right out on the sidewalk, where we enjoyed scrumptious Mexican food prepared by La Fiesta.
Fashion boutiques, trendy stores and, yes, a few tacky tourist shops are interspersed between the restaurants and nightclubs. Many of the ornate historical buildings have been refurbished and, just to keep things interesting, the merchants in the Gaslamp bring out re-enactors dressed in period garb to help explain the history of the Gaslamp Quarter. As we strolled through the Gaslamp, groups of costumed re-enactors were positioned on several of the street corners where each of the actors assumed the role of a historic San Diego citizen. Staying in character, the re-enactors then dispensed a good measure of San Diego history while staging a kind of mini-play for fascinated visitors.
The energy of the Gaslamp Quarter is undeniable and staying in a downtown hotel allows the visitor to take full advantage of the nightlife - no worries about driving home, no concern about even driving from club to club. The Gaslamp Quarter is all right there within easy walking distance and, even late at night, seems remarkably safe for visitors.
The next morning, we walked to the San Diego Maritime Museum. The Omni is several blocks from this part of the waterfront so we drove - but parking on the waterfront is plentiful and reasonably priced. For those interested in things nautical, this part of the San Diego waterfront will make you feel like a kid in a candy store. Among other historic vessels on display, the Maritime Museum includes a 1962 Soviet submarine, the 1863-vintage Star of India -- one of the world's oldest working ships - the 1898 steam ferry Berkeley, and the H.M.S. Surprise, a replica of an 18th Century Royal Navy frigate that was used in the filming of the movie Master and Commander - the Far Side of the World.
Visitors can stroll through each of these ships and view historic displays, photos and information panels that help give one a sense of how everyday life really was on board one of these historic vessels. The submarine is cramped beyond imagination and actually requires some physical dexterity just to walk through it. The H.M.S. Surprise is fun to explore and entertaining for those who remember the movie Master and Commander. With the largest interior space, the Berkeley offers even more variety of exhibits based on the history of maritime activity and how these vessels do what they do. The Star of India can be toured at the dock and, periodically, the ship will take visitors sailing.
Maritime history of another sort is featured in the new USS Midway museum, also located along this general part of the San Diego waterfront. Just visiting an aircraft carrier, for one thing, is a treat unto itself. But in the Midway's case, there is a 47-year history that is good to keep in the back of your mind as you get a real sense of what it's like to live and work on an aircraft carrier.
This emphasis on the military didn't end with our tour of the USS Midway. Next it was time to take a harbor cruise on the 150-foot Adventure Hornblower, where we were treated to some great views of sea lions and other sea life and where we again got a close-up look at U.S. Navy firepower. The captain on our cruise boat told us that our one-hour cruise was the best he'd had all week - it included a great view of the USS Shilo ("the most powerful warship on the planet") as well as a nuclear submarine returning to base. Sprinkle in a military jet or helicopter buzzing by every now and then and you could not forget the importance of the U.S. military in San Diego.
AT A GLANCE
WHERE: San Diego is about 125 miles south of Los Angeles and easily reached by freeway. In addition, there are excellent air and rail connections.
WHAT: San Diego's downtown/waterfront area is an amazing collection of activities and attractions all relatively close to one another and blessed with the nation's best weather.
WHEN: Any time of year. San Diego's climate is sunny and comfortable year-round with the possible exception of May and June, which sometimes are more overcast - but still quite comfortable.
WHY: A great getaway for a night, or for an extended vacation.
HOW: To book a room at the new Omni Hotel San Diego, call 800-THE-OMNI or visit www.omnihotels.com.
About the Author
Cary Ordway is a syndicated travel writer and president of Getaway Media Corp, which publishes websites focused on regional getaway travel. Among the sites currently offered by GMC are http://www.californiaweekend.com , which will help you travel California, and http://www.northwesttraveladvisor.com , covering NW beach vacations and other travel destinations in the Pacific Northwest .
first day of school outfit?
so im starting high school in a few weeks, and I want to make a good first impression. Do you think this is a good first day outfit?
jeans-
http://shop.pacsun.com/girls/jeans/hermosa-super-skinny/Hermosa-Super-Skinny-Vintage-Indigo-Jeans/index.pro
shirt-
http://www.omni-peace.com/shop_clothing.html
its the second shirt, only mine is dark blue
shoes-
http://shop.vans.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product2_10001_25101_10101_302616_-1
in black/black
and optionally, a flannel-
http://shop.pacsun.com/girls/fashion-tops/Block-Woven-Silim-Fit-Shirt/index.pro?colorCd=010
black and white of course.
What do you think of the outfit as a whole? Should I wear the flannel with it? How would you describe my style?
I dont care if the shoes are "in style", I really like them
I thought that outfit was adorable! I loved the flannel too!
Hm, dark blue with the flannel...I'd say to not wear the flannel--save it for a rainy day! (:
You're style is more the nicer, teen style. That's a good thing!
How are you going to wear your hair?
If you have short hair I would do this style:
http://www.hairstyleschat.com/images/haircut-for-curly-hair.jpg
If you have medium hair I would do this style:
http://celebsalon.sheknows.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/dana-delany-shoulder-length-curly-hairstyle.jpg
And finally, if you have longer hair, I would do this style:
http://shortlonghairstyles.com/images/2009/05/ashlee-simpson-long-sedu-straight-hair.jpg
Good luck with your first day! (:
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