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Sep 17th, 2011 by admin

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Brock Enright: Good Times Will Never Be the Same

$2.99

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Brock Enright: Good Times Will Never Be the Same

$9.99

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Schumacher IPD-1800 Instant Power Jump-Starter with Docking Station

$109.95

The Schumacher IPD-1800 Instant Power Jump Starter with 18-AH Internal Battery/Docking Station and External Recharging Pack is a versatile, multi-purpose portable power jump starter and DC power source. The IPD-1800 is an absolute must for anyone with heavy-duty needs. Perfect to help keep the kids entertained on longer road trips. The IPD-1800 is ideal for trucks, SUVs, vans and cars. Features:…

Bringing Up Geeks: How to Protect Your Kid’s Childhood in a Grow-Up-Too-Fast World

$1.54

In a world of superficial values, peer pressure, and out-of-control consumerism, the world needs more GEEKs: Genuine, Enthusiastic, Empowered Kids. Today s culture of cool has changed the way kids grow up. Rather than enjoying innocent childhoods while developing strong, authentic characters, today s kids can become cynicaleven jadedas they absorb the dangerous messages and harmful influences of a…

Dan Gets a Minivan (Hardcover)

$32.56

In the bestselling and beloved tradition of Dave Barry, a coming-of-middle-age tale by Thurber finalist Dan Zevin, master of “Seinfeld-ian nothingness” (Time) about a man’s inevitable transition into mid-life and fatherhood.The least hip citizen of Brooklyn, Dan Zevin has a working wife, two small children, a mother who visits each week to “help,” and an obese Labrador mutt who prefers being driven rather than walked. How he got to this point is a bit of a blur. There was a wedding, and then there was a puppy. A home was purchased in New England. A wife was promoted and transferred to New York. A townhouse. A new baby boy. A new baby girl. A stay-at-home dad was born. A prescription for Xanax was filled. Grey hairs appeared, grey hairs fell out. Six years passed in six seconds. And then came the minivan.Not just a daddy book, Dan Gets a Minivan is about a guy who happens to be a dad. Acclimating to adulthood has never been his strong suit, and this slice-of-midlife story chronicles the whole hilarious journey—from instituting date night to joining Costco; from touring Disneyland to recovering from knee surgery; from losing ambition to gaining perspective. Where it’s all heading is anyone’s guess, but, for Dan, suburbia’s calling—and his minivan has GPS.

New York Marathon – 2004

$169

“New lower price!Runners cross over and a container ship passes under the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge near the start of the New York Marathon, 2004.Photo by Vincent Laforet / The New York Times Photo Archives.Each exhibition-quality print meets the highest photographic standards and is individually created with the finest ink and fiber-based archival paper.About Our Fine Art PhotographyUnframed photos ship in 3 – 5 business days. Framing adds 2 additional production days.Expedited shipping will not shorten production time.”

New York City – 1948

$169

“New lower price!Night lights in Times Square, New York City, 1948.Photo by Sam Falk / The New York Times Photo Archives.Each exhibition-quality print meets the highest photographic standards and is individually created with the finest ink and fiber-based archival paper.About Our Fine Art PhotographyUnframed photos ship in 3 – 5 business days. Framing adds 2 additional production days.Expedited shipping will not shorten production time.”

New York Commemorative

$22.95

“Introduction by historians Kenneth T. Jackson and David S. Dunbar.Retrace the major events, odd happenings and curious characters who shaped New York City from 1850 to 2000. This 96-page newspaper, with original news coverage from The New York Times, details the opening of the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge and the subway system. It reports on the Blizzard of 1888, the Triangle Shirt Factory Fire, Houdini, Valentino’s funeral, Son of Sam, John Lennon, the Collyer Brothers and, yes, even alligators in the sewers. Printed on wide paper for easier reading. Comes in a keepsake box (12″” x 18″” x 1″”) ”

The New York Public Library – 1948

$169

“New lower price!Patience and Fortitude, the lions at the New York Public Library, blanketed in snow. Published in The New York Times December 20, 1948.Photo by James Sneddon /The New York Times Photo Archives.Each exhibition-quality print meets the highest photographic standards and is individually created with the finest ink and fiber-based archival paper.About Our Fine Art PhotographyUnframed photos ship in 3 – 5 business days. Framing adds 2 additional production days.Expedited shipping will not shorten production time.”

New York Skyline, 1931

$250

“It is possible that the Rosenfelds never traveled anywhere without a camera at the ready. The pattern of passengers on the afterdeck echoes the New York skyline in this shot taken aboard a Fall River Line steamer in 1931.ï¿½ Mystic Seaport, Rosenfeld Collection The Rosenfeld Collection is the largest single collection of maritime photographs in the world, now preserved at Mystic Seaport in Connecticut. This image is produced as a silver-gelatin print on fiber-based paper after being hand processed, toned, washed and air-dried according to strict archival guidelines – the gold-standard of the fine-art photography.About Our Fine Art PhotographyUnframed photos ship in 3 – 5 business days. Framing adds 2 additional production days.Expedited shipping will not shorten production time.”

New York Times Crossword Glasses

$24.95

“The New York Times is excited to present our new dinnerware, designed and manufactured by Fishs Eddy. Fishs Eddy is an iconic New York brand providing quality ceramic dish and glassware for 25 years while making you smile at its unique sense of design. These four 12.5-ounce glasses display a must-have novelty pattern that brings fun, plus quality, to the dinner table. Will Shortz, longtime crossword editor of The Times, edited the crossword puzzle. Glasses have the word “”juice”" highlighted in retro green. Microwave and dishwasher safe.(Glasses are not sold separately.)”

New York Times Crossword Tray

$17.95

“The New York Times is excited to present our new dishware, designed and manufactured by Fishs Eddy. Fishs Eddy is an iconic New York brand providing quality ceramic dish and glassware for 25 years while making you smile at its unique sense of design. This 12″” x 6″” ceramic tray displays a must-have novelty pattern that brings fun, plus quality, to the dinner table. Will Shortz, longtime crossword editor of The Times, edited the crossword puzzle. Tray is white and black with a retro green highlight. Microwave and dishwasher safe.”

New York Times Soap Dish

$12.95

“The New York Times is excited to present a new soap dish, designed and manufactured by Fishs Eddy. Fishs Eddy is an iconic New York brand providing quality ceramic dish and glassware for 25 years while making you smile at its unique sense of design. The soap dish displays a must-have novelty pattern that brings fun, plus quality, to the dinner table. This quirky piece is white and black, with highlights in retro green. Microwave and dishwasher safe.Approximately 6″” long and 3.5″” wide. Ships in 3 – 5 days.”

New York Times Coffee Canister

$29.95

“The New York Times is excited to present our new dishware, designed and manufactured by Fishs Eddy. Fishs Eddy is an iconic New York brand providing quality ceramic dish and glassware for 25 years while making you smile at its unique sense of design. This canister, perfect for holding coffee, displays a must-have novelty pattern that brings fun, plus quality, to the dinner table. This quirky piece is white and black, with highlights in retro green. Microwave and dishwasher safe. Available to ship Nov. 7.”

New York Times Crossword Mugs

$39.95

“The New York Times is excited to present our new dishware, designed and manufactured by Fishs Eddy. Fishs Eddy is an iconic New York brand providing quality ceramic dish and glassware for 25 years while making you smile at its unique sense of design. These four 12-ounce ceramic mugs display a must-have novelty pattern that brings fun, plus quality, to the dinner table. Will Shortz, longtime crossword editor of The Times, edited the crossword puzzle. Mugs are white and black with the word “”coffee”" highlighted in retro green. Microwave and dishwasher safe.(Mugs are not sold separately.)”

New York Times Crossword Creamer

$12.95

“The New York Times is excited to present our new dishware, designed and manufactured by Fishs Eddy. Fishs Eddy is an iconic New York brand providing quality ceramic dish and glassware for 25 years while making you smile at its unique sense of design. This 10-ounce ceramic creamer displays a must-have novelty pattern that brings fun, plus quality, to the dinner table. Will Shortz, longtime crossword editor of The Times, edited the crossword puzzle. This quirky piece is white and black with the word “”creamer”" highlighted in retro green. Microwave and dishwasher safe.”

Tall Ships in New York – 2000

$169

“New lower price!Tall ships pull into New York harbor, July 3, 2000.Photo by Vincent Laforet/The New York Times Photo Archives.Each exhibition-quality print meets the highest photographic standards and is individually created with the finest ink and fiber-based archival paper.About Our Fine Art PhotographyUnframed photos ship in 3 – 5 business days. Framing adds 2 additional production days.Expedited shipping will not shorten production time.”

New York’s Polo Grounds – 1896

$199

“Museum of the City of New York, The Byron Collection.This sepia-tone print is part of a special set of images from the renowned collections of the Museum of the City of New York.Each exhibition-quality print meets the highest photographic standards and is individually created with the finest ink and fiber-based archival paper.About Our Fine Art PhotographyUnframed photos ship in 3 – 5 business days. Framing adds 2 additional production days.Expedited shipping will not shorten production time.”

New York Times Beach Towel

$34.95

“This might be the next best thing to being in Bryant Park!This catchy beach towel has an aerial view of Bryant Park, taken by photographer Vincent Laforet (as seen here) in the spring of 2002.100% cotton, custom fiber reactive, 34ï¿½ x 64ï¿½.Ships in 3 – 5 business days.”

Classic New York Notebook Set

$34.95

“Set of six hardbound notebooks in a slipcase. These slim notebooks are easy to carry and have ruled pages for writing. Each cover features a different image from The New York Times Photo Archives. It is a perfect companion to the 2012 Now & Then Desk Diary. Printed by Libretto Books, known for its high-quality publications. Slipcase measures 6.25ï¿½ x 4.5ï¿½ x 2.5ï¿½ Ships in 3 – 5 days.”

New York Central Locomotive – 1938

$169

“New lower price!Photo from The New York Times Photo Archives.Each exhibition-quality print meets the highest photographic standards and is individually created with the finest ink and fiber-based archival paper.About Our Fine Art PhotographyUnframed photos ship in 3 – 5 business days. Framing adds 2 additional production days.Expedited shipping will not shorten production time.”

Chevrolet Astro

$69.72

The Chevrolet Astro was a rear-wheel drive minivan introduced by Chevrolet in 1985 to rival domestic (American) competitors the Dodge Caravan/Plymouth Voyager twins and the Japanese Toyota Van. Also sharing the Astro’s platform was its sibling, the GMC Safari. In addition to standard passenger uses, the vans were also available as cargo vans, and converters used them as the basis for small conversion vans. Both Pontiac and GMC have used the Safari nameplate (GMC is part of the Pontiac/GMC division); Pontiac used the nameplate on several of its station wagon models from 1955 through 1989. The two Safaris, both Pontiac and GMC, were on the market together (often sold by the same dealerships) from 1985 through 1989. The Astro model name had been used previously for the unrelated Chevrolet Astro 1 Concept car, first shown at the New York Auto Show of 1967. While the Astro was referred to as a minivan, it was sized between the Chevrolet Venture/Lumina APV unibody minivan and the full-size Chevy Van/Express.

Didn’t I Feed You Yesterday?: A Mother’s Guide to Sanity and Stilettos

$5.65

This irreverent, eye-popping memoir from an irrepressible mother of six gives the inside scoop on raising a large hoard of boys in the jungle of New York City – without sacrificing your sanity, or your stilettos. In her nonstop colorful stories marked by her acerbic wit, Project Runway star Laura Bennett teaches us that you can still drive a minivan, (if you must) without scrapping your six-inch heels. Laura flips conventional wisdom on its head, while taking us on a wild ride though domestic chaos: "Get you oxygen first moms." Laura explains why the airlines have it right – if mom isn’t breathing, no one will be. "Of course I lie about my age. I tell people that I am older than I actually am. ‘Wow 50? You look great!’ I may not be able to compete with 30-year-olds, but I can still kick a sixty-year-old butt." If things get too overwhelming, I just schedule a dentist appointment. There is nothing like a root canal to secure some guilt-free me time." Riotous, charming and brutally honest, this fashion icon blows the lid off the traditional role of wife and mother.

Drunk Driving

$29.71

Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Drunk Driving in the United States, Blood Alcohol Content, Breathalyzer, Drunk Driving Law by Country, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Carrollton, Kentucky Bus Collision, Drunk Driving, 2009 Taconic State Parkway Crash, Alcohol Advertising, Continuous Transdermal Alcohol Monitoring, Random Checkpoint, Bloody Mary, Eddie Price Iii, Joan Bennett Kennedy, Ignition Interlock Device, Driving Under the Influence, Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1968-69, Jacqueline Saburido, Duid, Every 15 Minutes, Eltham Well Hall Rail Crash, Designated Driver, Drinking and Driving Wrecks Lives, Motorized Recliner Incident, the Century Council, Lisa Matsumoto, Candy Lightner, Approved Screening Device, Lawrence Eric Taylor, Students Against Destructive Decisions, Approved Instrument, Implied Consent, Madd Canada, Untitled, National College for Dui Defense, Dwi Court, Opération Nez Rouge, Bob Campaign, Leandra’s Law, Millie I. Webb, Glynn Birch, Karolyn Nunnallee, Ontario Students Against Impaired Driving, Deuce, Remove Intoxicated Drivers, Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere, Sadd Contract for Life, Checkpoint Strikeforce, Bikers Against Drunk Drivers. Excerpt: Coordinates : 41°0838N 73°5028W / 41.144°N 73.841°W / 41.144; -73.841The 2009 Taconic State Parkway crash was a traffic collision that occurred shortly after 1:30 PM on Sunday, July 26, 2009, on the Taconic State Parkway near Briarcliff Manor, New York . Eight people were killed when a minivan, after travelling 1.7 miles in the wrong direction on the parkway, collided head-on with an oncoming SUV. The deaths included the minivan’s driver, 36-year-old Diane Schuler; Schuler’s daughter and three nieces; and the SUV’s three passengers. The crash was the worst fatal motor vehicle accident in Westchester County, New

Not Ready for Mom Jeans

$0.04

A laugh-out-loud novel about motherhood, life, and the quest for eight hours of sleep.Event planner and famous blogger Clare Finnegan expected to go back to work after her daughter was born. After all, she worked hard for her success…and it’s not like now that she has a child she has to buy a minivan, wear Mom Jeans, and give up her career! Right?            Despite more than a few pounds of baby weight still left to lose, Clare dons her Miss Piggy Pants and returns to work. She plans a swanky Sweet Sixteen party, pulls off a million-dollar golf outing, has to come to terms with her mother’s breast cancer, and is left so exhausted that she can’t remember her ATM card’s pin number. Then, after another meeting runs late, and she misses another one of her daughter’s milestones, Clare allows herself to examine an alternate choice: staying home.  “Lipinski’s snappy dialogue and acerbic wit are so engaging, you don’t need a minivan to enjoy this ride.” -Jen Lancaster, New York Times bestselling author

The Dark End of Town

$0.01

Abbey the — the thirty-year-old protagonist the — abandons a brief career as a model in New York City to return with her new husband to Bantam, the upstate New York resort town where she grew up. When her husband commits suicide, Abbey tries to cope with the loss by taking a job at her friend Dulcie’s trendy new restaurant. It is there that Abbey discovers that Dulcie’s minivan disappears on frequent midnight jaunts, and Abbey becomes entangled in the puzzle. But, while Abbey is playing private eye, the mother of a troubled local teen is found dead, followed by Bantam’s bad girl. The young widow soon finds herself being pulled into the dark side of the small town the — in ways she never imagined.

Tomato Soup for the Soul

$11.71

When Allan B. Russell finally decided to put pen to paper, there were several directions he could have taken. However, because of his religious convictions, he was moved to concoct fictional stories based on his Christian experience. Resulting from his diligence this awesome work came to fruition.’Miracles at Christmas’ was the first story in the series to be penned. It was written in the back of a minivan from Stone Mountain, Georgia to Bronx, New York.Having found himself in the zone, Allan remained there until twenty-eight stories and six months later, Tomato Soup for the Soul came into existence. Of the twenty-eight stories, twenty-seven of them are published in this book.These narratives are either based on true life situations as experienced by the author himself, or presented in a manner that reflects Bible teachings.Allan B. Russell is a native of Barbados with citizenship in the USA. His love for writing began around eight years old, when he sewed together discarded sheets of paper, and wrote stories in his make-belief book.A graduate of Combermere School in Barbados, Allan immigrated to London England in mid-sixties in search of a dream to be a famous singer. Two months after he landed there, his wife Maureen followed. His career in the music industry came to an end after he toured many countries in Europe, and the Middle East, as lead singer. His marriage to Maureen has way outlasted his career in music, which is currently going on forty-six years.This dapper Granddad is no stranger to stage performances, radio and television broadcasts. From his home audio recording studio, Allan has written and produced several songs, and he is currently working on an MP3 version of Tomato Soup for the Soul; primarily to serve the needs of the visually impaired.

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