Coleman Road Trip Grill Wheeled Carry Case Easily store and transport your Coleman RoadTrip propane grill with this handy wheeled carry case. It features inner straps to secure both the grill and stand as well as inner pockets for additional accessories or condiments. It offers easy glide wheels for single-person transport, or convenient webbed [...]

Jim Gaffigan – Beyond the Pale
Jim Gaffigan – Beyond the Pale Under the white guy “everyman” exterior lurks one of the cleverest original comedians of today. An established star in standup comedy and a frequent guest on the late shows of David Letterman and Conan O’Brien, Jim Gaffigan is a noted actor as well, f – food in [...]

Nesco American Harvest FD-75PR 700-Watt Food Dehydrator
Nesco American Harvest FD-75PR 700-Watt food Dehydrator The NESCO Professional food & Jerky Dehydrator has more power than most dehydrators — 700 watts — which means faster drying time. You will have results in hours, not days. The top mounted fan with patented Converga-Flow action pressurizes air downward through the outer ring and horizontally [...]

Tripp Lite digital audio cable (optical) – 6.6 ft ( A102-02M )
Tripp Lite digital audio cable (optical) – 6.6 ft ( A102-02M ) Tripp Lites 2 meter Premium Toslink Digital Optical Cable provides the ultimate in pure, digital audio quality. Using superior grade optical fiber, and precision polished optical connectors, Toslink cables offer a clean signal at even the most extreme volumes to give you [...]

SAFCOL Chunk Light Tuna with Sweet Chili Sauce, 6-Ounce Cans (Pack of 12)
SAFCOL Chunk Light Tuna with Sweet Chili Sauce, 6-Ounce Cans (Pack of 12) – Like Water for Chocolate Based on the best-selling book — now experience for yourself the erotic tale of forbidden love that seduced both critics and audiences nationwide! Tita and Pedro are passionately in love. But their love is [...]

Two Fat Ladies, Vol. 3 (Lunch, Cocktail Party, Afternoon Tea) and Vol. 4 (Picnic, Breakfast, Dinner)
Two Fat Ladies, Vol. 3 (Lunch, Cocktail Party, Afternoon Tea) and Vol. 4 (Picnic, Breakfast, Dinner) Vegetarians and the faint of heart, beware! But for everyone else, the Two Fat Ladies are back, and they are simply spectacular. In volumes 3 and 4 of their British television series (each tape contains three episodes), Jennifer [...]

Bob Weber Jr. Launches Kids Cartoon Blog
Bob Weber Jr., the creator of Slylock Fox and Comics for Kids, has launched a blog called Kid Cartoonists that features children’s cartoon drawings. Kid Cartoonists is a weblog for anyone under the age of 18 to submit and display their cartoons. Visit us daily to look for your artwork, or just stop by to enjoy, and be inspired by wonderful, creative cartoons drawn by other kids! Bob Weber Jr. told Editor & Publisher that he gets thousands of art submissions each week and “always felt sad about only being able to publish two a week.” He also told E&P that he will “post as many drawings as time will allow” on the new blog. Posted in New Blogs Permalink | Recent Headlines | WWFeeds.com

SAFCOL Chunk Light Tuna with Oven Dried Tomato and Basil in Spring Water, 3.5-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 12)
SAFCOL Chunk Light Tuna with Oven Dried Tomato and Basil in Spring Water, 3.5-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 12) – Quad Cities Onlines – Cakes: Best-Ever Chocolate Cake Comment on this recipe Ingredients 3 cups all-purpose flour 2 cups sugar 6 tablespoons baking cocoa 1 teaspoon salt 2 cups water 2/3 cup vegetable oil [...]

YouTube to Launch Video ID
Reuters reports that YouTube is close to launching a video fingerprinting technology called video ID that will be tested by Time Warner and Disney. The technology, developed by engineers at YouTube-owner Google, will help content owners like movies and TV studios identify videos uploaded to the site without the copyright owner’s permission, the company said on Monday. The so-called video fingerprinting tools will be available for testing in about a month, a YouTube executive said. YouTube has also been testing technology to help identify the audio tracks of video clips with major record labels using technology provided by privately held Audible Magic as early as the first two months of 2007, the company said. Eventually content being uploaded to YouTube will probably be scanned and rejected almost immediately if is found to have copyrighted content. Content owners have continuously complained that they are forced to wait until their copyrighted content is already on YouTube before they are able to get it removed. The article says the video ID will be available for all content providers by the end of this year. Posted in Videos Permalink | Recent Headlines | WWFeeds.com

NCAA Forbids Blogging During Baseball
The Associated Press is reporting that a journalist from the The Courier-Journal was booted out of the press box at an NCAA baseball game for blogging about the game. The NCAA policy is that there is to be no blogging about NCAA baseball games during the game. NCAA spokesman Bob Williams said Monday that Bennett was asked not to blog about game action before Sunday’s game. “In a nutshell, we asked the blogger repeatedly not to cover it in that manner, because it violates the policy, and he continued, and his credential was revoked,” Williams said. Williams said it didn’t matter that the newspaper had blogged at other NCAA events, like the Orange Bowl and NCAA basketball tournament. “Essentially, we enforce the policy when we learn of violations,” Williams said. “So the fact that he may have blogged at a championship before really has no effect on the policy.” The newspaper said the university circulated a memo on the issue from Jeramy Michiaels, the NCAA’s manager of broadcasting, before the first super regional game Friday. It said blogs are considered a “live representation of the game” and blogs containing action photos or game reports are prohibited until the game is over. TThe newspaper’s lawyer, Jon L. Fleischaker, said the right to report during the game is a First Amendment issue. “It’s a real question that we’re being deprived of our right to report within the First Amendment from a public facility,” Fleischaker said. “Once a player hits a home run, that’s a fact. It’s on TV. Everybody sees it. [The NCAA] can’t copyright that fact.” What’s the purpose of preventing live blogging of NCAA baseball games exactly? Do they really think it will somehow limit the turnout? Jason Lee Miller at WebProNews has a nice headline for this story: There’s No Live Blogging In Baseball. Editor and Publisher also has an article. Baseball Musings says, “Let Them Blog!” Deadspin has a roundup of some more coverage about the NCAA’s anti-blogging policy. Still more coverage can be found here on Technorati. Posted in Sports Blogs Permalink | Recent Headlines | WWFeeds.com

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