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The Anti Gravity Water Clock is the unique timepiece that creates the illusion of water beads floating in space and dripping upward. Ideal for home or office, it features an LED light and digital clock. Just add water and turn it on. Ultrasonic vibrations add moisture to the air to help alleviate dry skin and dry eyes. Operates up to 10 hours on a full tank (27 oz.).

Parallax! Anti-Monitor! Cyborg Superman! These are some of the most feared members of the brutal Sinestro Corps, an army assembled with one goal: to spread fear across the galaxy! In this hardcover volume, the layers of these complex villains are stripped away as readers learn why they joined the Sinestro Corps and what drives them to eradicate the Green Lantern Corps. These stories are integral to the best-selling "Sinestro Corps War" storyline that tore up sales charts in summer 2007!

From Publishers Weekly Bound in camouflage cloth and thick enough to stop an anti-tank shell, this exhaustive chronology of the Marine Corps' 227-year existence will appeal to veterans and regimental historians alike. The detailed entries cover desultory peacetime action, administrative minutiae and desperate battles in the same terse military jargon: on January 28, 1922, for example, "Marines assist in rescue work after the roof of a theater collapses in Washington," while the entry for March 1, 1944, at the height of the Iwo Jima battle ("Marine aircraft participate in TF 58 strikes on Okinawa"), includes the laconic note that "VMSB 332 is redesignated VMTB 332." The march of dates and acronyms is interrupted by engaging two-page vignettes that feature loving descriptions of rifles and machine guns, tales of heroism and profiles of prominent Marines, including the "irrepressible" Major General Smedley Butler, who later soured on the Corps and denounced expeditions he had led in the Caribbean as an imperialist "racket." Innumerable photos and reproductions of paintings by Marine artists provide sometimes gritty, sometimes sentimental glimpses of Marine life and combat. Scholars will find the chronology of real value, while the trove of Marine lore will spark reminiscences among leathernecks. Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc.

From Publishers Weekly Bound in camouflage cloth and thick enough to stop an anti-tank shell, this exhaustive chronology of the Marine Corps' 227-year existence will appeal to veterans and regimental historians alike. The detailed entries cover desultory peacetime action, administrative minutiae and desperate battles in the same terse military jargon: on January 28, 1922, for example, "Marines assist in rescue work after the roof of a theater collapses in Washington," while the entry for March 1, 1944, at the height of the Iwo Jima battle ("Marine aircraft participate in TF 58 strikes on Okinawa"), includes the laconic note that "VMSB 332 is redesignated VMTB 332." The march of dates and acronyms is interrupted by engaging two-page vignettes that feature loving descriptions of rifles and machine guns, tales of heroism and profiles of prominent Marines, including the "irrepressible" Major General Smedley Butler, who later soured on the Corps and denounced expeditions he had led in the Caribbean as an imperialist "racket." Innumerable photos and reproductions of paintings by Marine artists provide sometimes gritty, sometimes sentimental glimpses of Marine life and combat. Scholars will find the chronology of real value, while the trove of Marine lore will spark reminiscences among leathernecks. Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc.

A nylon head with a curved playing surface for ultra-staccato sounds. Aluminum shaft with "anti-buzz" rubber grips. Head = 1 1/4 x 1/2", L = 14 1/2". Field tested and field proven, the superior designs of the Corpsmaster® line developed throughout years of collaboration with the world's finest drum and bugle corps. Each season since the products were introduced, Corpsmaster® sticks and mallets have remained the most popular choice among the top high school bands, indoor percussion ensembles and

SINESTRO...DEFENDER OF THE EARTH! With the Green Lantern Corps in disarray, the Sinestro Corps is the primary force keeping order throughout the known universe! Now, the same Yellow Lanterns that once spread fear throughout the cosmos are tasked with saving all life from an even greater threat: the anti-emotion zealots called the Paling, who seek to eradicate all emotion in the universe—including fear—in service of their mysterious Pale Bishop. To find out more about his enemies, Sinestro has brought his Corps to a planet teeming with fear in order to seek out one of the only beings in the universe he calls his friend...Black Adam of the planet Earth. But while Sinestro finds the information he seeks on Earth, he also draws the Paling’s attention to the planet. Now humanity itself stands poised to become emotionless slaves of the Paling...and even heroes like Superman and Wonder Woman are powerless to stop it. Only the Sinestro Corps can save Earth now. And if Earth’s heroes want to help, they’re going to have to embrace the ability to instill great fear... Writer Cullen Bunn (GREEN LANTERN: THE LOST ARMY) and artist Brad Walker (ACTION COMICS) present the all-out battle for the fate of the Earth that could either be Sinestro’s finest hour...or his final hour! Collects SINESTRO #16-23.-23

Petty nostalgias and the real pain of disappointed love, the Vietnam reunion of good old boys from Vicksburg, and the activities of a corps of anti-smut police are among the subjects of stories that celebrate the new American South

Petty nostalgias and the real pain of disappointed love, the Vietnam reunion of good old boys from Vicksburg, and the activities of a corps of anti-smut police are among the subjects of stories that celebrate the new American South