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Albert Einstein Action Figure |
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| The great physicist and humanitarian can now join your crowd of mutants, space heroes and commandos with the Albert Einstein action figure. Best known for theorizing some of the amazing relationships between matter, energy and time, the German-American was also a noted professor and a campaigner against nuclear weapons. |
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Allsop Disc Stash CD/DVD Display Stand, Holds 6 |
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| Admit it, when you're listening to music or watching videos or playing video games you don't want to stop and put discs back in their proper cases so you stash them somewhere and vow you'll do it later. Well here's a great place to stash them! The Allsop Disc Stash safely holds up to 6 discs until you get around to putting them away. Discs not included. |
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Aluminum Mobile Computing Workstation Cart |
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| Wouldn't it be great to have a portable computer with all the power of your desktop machine? Now you can... by making your desktop PC portable. This mobile workstation has a pivoting VESA standard mount for an LCD monitor, an adjustable keyboard tray/mouse platform and a sturdy CPU mount all on a 5-point rolling stand. |
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Amazing Color-changing LED Gyro |
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| The LED Gyro Top is utterly incredible! Just give it a twirl and it spins and spins and spins... for hours! Once you start the top spinning, a mysterious force takes over... and keeps the top spinning for up to 4 hours. LEDs inside produce vibrant shifting color patterns as the top spins! |
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Antworks Illuminated, Space-age Ant Habitat |
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| Based on a 2003 NASA space shuttle experiment, this entirely self-contained habitat lets you watch as an ant colony digs 3D tunnels in transparent gel! You'll see how ants live, work and eat in their constantly changing network of intricate tunnels. No need to feed or water them: the gel meets all their nutrition and hydration needs. Blue LEDS in the base bathe the tunnels with an eerie glow. Includes nutrient-rich gel, magnifying glass, ant catching/tunnel starting tool and AC adapter for lights. Ants not included; an order form is provided for purchase. |
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Appliance Magnet Set |
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| Decorate your favorite ferrous metal surfaces with these unusual tiny magnets, some less than 1/2 across. Despite their diminutive size, these little guys can hold up to 6 oz. each, or about 30 times their own weight! Each set includes six magnets. Imported from Japan. |
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Aquanet Can Safe |
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| This clever can-tainer has the same heft and feel as its regular household counterpart, but it has a hidden compartment for securing valuables. Unscrew one end and hide your valuables such as money, jewelry or passports. Presto! Your valuables are completely concealed... in plain sight! Can design may vary. |
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Asian Paper Clip Magnets, 8pk, Patterns Vary |
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| These ornamental clothes pins do double duty... they're also neodymium magnets you can put on the fridge! With strips of beautiful Japanese-themed paper underneath glass epoxy bubbles, they add a modicum of worldly class to your home or office. Each set includes 8 unique clips; designs & colors vary. |
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Atomic Wall Clock, 10in., Black |
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| Radio-controlled (or atomic) clocks and weather stations set themselves automatically by tapping into the time signal broadcast from the cesium fountain atomic clock located in Boulder, Colorado. Accurate to 1 second every 60 million years, the atomic clock signal is broadcast over North America by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Television and radio stations, financial institutions, even NASA use this frequency for precise timekeeping! Radio-controlled clocks may have difficulty finding the NIST signal in Alaska, Hawaii, Maine and parts of Canada. Requires 1 AA battery. |
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Atomic Wall Clock, 14in., Pearl |
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| Radio-controlled (or atomic) clocks and weather stations set themselves automatically by tapping into the time signal broadcast from the cesium fountain atomic clock located in Boulder, Colorado. Accurate to 1 second every 60 million years, the atomic clock signal is broadcast over North America by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Television and radio stations, financial institutions, even NASA use this frequency for precise timekeeping! Radio-controlled clocks may have difficulty finding the NIST signal in Alaska, Hawaii, Maine and parts of Canada. Requires 1 AA battery. |
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