Save space and organize your bathroom with this Wall Mounted Magazine and Toilet Paper Holder. Unlike standing magazine racks, this rack conserves floor space, so it's perfect for small, cramped bathrooms! The Magazine and Toilet Paper Caddy features durable metal construction with a stylish chrome finish. Use the top wire basket to hold books, magazines, newspapers and other periodicals. Below the basket are two toilet paper roll holders, so you can have one roll in use and one in reserve ri
Customer Review: Nice product
This is a really nice paper toilet holder. It looks good and can help get those magazines in a little order in the bathroom. Good product!
Customer Review: CHROME Toilet Tank MAGAZINE RACK Tissue Paper HOLDER
I love this items because it has multiple functions. Also like the clean contemporary look. Looks just like the picture and measurements are correct. Toilet paper rolls off easily from holder. It is well constructed and rust proof and does not take up very much space.
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Jumat, 26 Desember 2008
Magazine and Toilet Paper Holder
Playboy Video Magazine Volume 9
Gorgeous blond 1986 Playmate of the Year , Kathy Shower and Barbi Benton are fetured in this volume.
Addition programs include:
Beauties, Bubbles and Baths
City Boy
Dear John
Natural Woman: Hope Marie Carleton
The art of Vargas
Marsha Warfield in Concert
and more!
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Prevention: Banish Your Belly! (Fast & Easy 15-Minute Workout No Equipment Needed!)
It's like having your own personal trainer come to your home whenever you want! No gym or equipment needed! Pop in this video just two or three times a week for only 15 minutes, and in 4 weeks you will see a dramatic transformation--delightful room when you slip on your jeans! You'll flatten your belly, look so much sleeker in clothes, and feel so much better fast. Get fastest possib le results; Noarrow your waist; Thin your thighs; Sculpt a smaller, tighter butt. (Developed by Prevention Fitness Editor Michele Stanten with Fitness Advisor Wayne Wescott, PhD.)
Customer Review: abs
I love this workout. All through it Michelle gives good safety tips. I love how she has you hold at the contraction. You really feel your abs working. The 15 minutes goes by very quickly. I love how you also work your legs and butt as well as your abs.
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Magazine
Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. EMI. 2008.
Customer Review: Technically Heart's Second Album
This is a fine followup to Dreamboat Annie. Even though their second album was "Little Queen," these songs were recorded in between the two, except for the live songs, which were sort of pre-fame, I think.
"Devil's Delight" alone is worth the price of the CD, but the whole album was fantastic, from start to finish. This shows Heart while they are still an idealistic young band, before they became such a worldwide phenomenon.
They were really hard rockers back then, with a huge Zeppelin Jones going on. That they could always throw in a beautiful, sweet acoustic moment such as "Here Song" is a testament to the true musical talent these ladies and their bandmates showed, and continue to show to this day.
Customer Review: batcall
Like they say, Heart is the female version of Led Zepplin. You can't love rock n roll without loving Heart. It's a shame there was no male version of Led Zep. in the US.
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Artifact
They say this CD was recorded between 2001 and 2004 "at home and on tour, in bedrooms, hotels, moving vehicles, parking garages...." But despite its name, this isn't an album of sketches, lost tracks, and other detritus. Instead, Artifact is a haunting document of ambient designs, trippy lounge, and cinematic atmospheres that occupy STS9's first new CD in five years. The "home" recordings are actually verité vignettes providing connecting tissue for songs like "Better Day," a haunting lament with breathy guest vocals from Audio Angel (Rashida Clendening), and the space-age lounge music of "Somesing." A band that plays as much as it programs, STS9's compositions have a natural flow and integrity, as if they were grown as much as computed. "Tokyo" is a hypnotic jam of slide guitar and electronic atmospheres lashed together on a kinetic groove sliced by dream sequence logic. Imagine the Grateful Dead going glitch on Miles Davis's Bitches Brew and you have a good sense of STS9's sound and why they've played events from the alternative festival Coachella to jam-band gatherings like Bonaroo. Artifact doesn't look back, but forward to a horizon still a few moments in the future. --John Diliberto
Customer Review: Something for everybody, but maybe not the whole album...
In Brief: More approachable than other STS9. Yet, this album is not for most people. For the rest, highly recommended.
I purchased Artifact after hearing the song "Tokyo" on Pandora. I was stunned when I heard this song. I am familiar with STS9 from their album "Live at Home." After hearing that album, I was of the opinion that STS9 were experts at creating strings of unique sounds and calling them songs. "Tokyo" is an exhilarating song. It is full of deep, grimy bass that (amazingly) seems to speak to you at points. "Tokyo" proves that STS9 knows how to write a melody. Unfortunately, they don't always choose to do so.
I'm an advocate of always listening to an album from beginning to end in its entirety, but unless you are an experienced IDM/Glitch/Ambient Electronica advocate, I would recommend that you listen to the following songs and call it a day:
(1) Tokyo
(2) Peoples
(3) Peoples pt.II
And for the more adventurous: (4) Somesing
Make sure you turn up the bass.
For the rest of you, I recommend this album. The less melodic tracks (few in number) seem to wander, but it is part of the album's journey. And the album truly is a journey. The first track even boasts that the album is a musical story.
The songs are often journeys, too. Many of the songs have two clear halves. And the second half is usually better, so don't give up on a song if the first minute bores you.
This album is a gem. The album loses a star because there are a few songs that I regularly skip.
Customer Review: Stunning
Regardless of their stature as a live act, this is a wonderful recording. Strong, interesting songs, beautifully played and produced, make this album an easy 5 stars.
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The Partridge Family Sound Magazine
Customer Review: Wonderful Music in any era
I was born many years after this album was released, but this music sounds good in ANY era. "The Partridge Family" had an excellent lead singer with David Cassidy, and excellent backing singers with Shirley Jones and the 6-member "Love Generation". Providing the singers with instrumentation support are the best studio musicians of the time, many of which also worked on albums by artists like "The Monkees" and "The Mamas and Papas". The arrangements are tasteful, often featuring drums, piano, bass, guitar, horns and sometimes even strings. The melodies are catchy, and the lyrics are unusually good for a manafactered pop group. David Cassidy even co-wrote a song called "Love Is All That I Ever Needed", which is itself a fine song. Other highlights on this disc include the bouncy "Summer Days" (Composed by Tony Romeo, who also wrote "I Think I Love You" for another Partridge Family album), the exciting "I Woke Up In Love this Morning" and fan favourite "Echo Valley 2-6809", which is simply ''bubblegum'' at it's finest.
Customer Review: Sound Magazine
I love music from the 70's and grew up watching the Partridge Family. I just love this kind of music.
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Classico Magazine Rack (Chrome) (8.5"H x 10.5"W x 3.5"D)
The Classico magazine holder provides slim, space-saving storage for your favorite magazines! This compact chrome magazine rack is perfect for small spaces. Designed to either mount on the wall or use as a free-standing magazine holder in your family room, bathroom, bedroom or anywhere piles of publications tend to accumulate. Mounting hardware is included, if you wish to save floor space.
Add stylish storage to any room with this bathroom magazine rack today! .
Customer Review: Excellent addition to the bathroom
We are very please with this product. It is the perfect size and style to compliment our newly renovated bathroom.
Customer Review: small
Based on the other comments, I was a little surprised how small this magazine rack is. I definitely wouldn't describe it as roomy. Larger-format magazines won't fit inside easily. And I like to keep a book in my bathroom, as well as magazines, and that uses up almost all of the space.
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Classic Mix Red Flame Decal Kit for all KitchenAid stand mixers
-----------With Hot Rod flames on your mixer, it gets tons of attention like your mixer should! Notice the nice color bleed, the pin stripping, and smell of envy it creates! Actual color bleeds and pin striping will be similar, but each is one of a kind due to printing variations.
-----------This vinyl is meant to last 5 years outdoors(!) so it will last in your kitchen as long as your mixer does.
-----------Basic installation instructions, cleaning pad, and trouble shooting guide included FREE with order. Please do not use harsh chemicals like 409 as it may damage the graphics. For added protection a layer of shellac (which is always food grade) is acceptable.
-----------Installation is easy. Clean, mark the location, Take off the sticky paper, press the sticker on your mixer, remove the protective top paper. Anyone can do it and it makes a GREAT GIFT!
------------The kit will not interfere with your accessories, the Pasta Roller Maker (PRA), Food Grinder (FGA), Juicer, Can Opener, Ice Cream Maker, Sausage Stuffer, Slicer Shredder (RVSA), Grain Mill, extra bowl, or pouring shield.
------------The decal will look great on your color; Empire Red, Orange, yellow, blue, white, black, grey, brass, bronze, cobalt blue steel, Cinnamon, copper, licorice, pewter, meringue, nickel, pearl metallic, cayenne, sage, onyx black
----------Note also if you send your mixer back to KitchenAid under warranty, so go your decals. This product is has no affiliation or endorsement by KitchenAid. The decal manufacturer is a third party vendor who likes and uses KitchenAid products but improves on their color scheme. Kitchenaid and the mixer shape are owned by Kitchenaid USA.
*******Product includes the 1 large sized decal sheet, instructions, and cleaning pad.
Customer Review: Just Like Alton
What fun! Now my mixer can be upgraded to look like Alton Brown's! I'd tried the decals designed for cars and it just didn't work. Thanks for these decals just for my KitchenAid mixer. I bought a set for me and for a friend who is also an Alton Brown fan.
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Whitney Design ML-6017 Woven-Seagrass Magazine Rack with Handle
Store your favorite books, magazines, and catalogs with style with this Banana Leaf Magazine Rack. This useful organizer looks great in the living room, den or office. This hand made magazine stand is made of tightly woven banana leaves with a metal frame for stability. The solid, built-in handle lets you carry this literature organizer with ease. This high quality natural fiber magazine rack will stand the test of time, and has been treated with a coating to prevent decay or molding of th
Customer Review: Didn't like it
I ordered this to keep my husbands magazines and catalogs seperate from my own - we currently just have two stacks that are on the kitchen counter. It looks nice in the photo Amazon has, but when I received it I didn't like it. There were pieces of the hand woven grass sticking out various places and definetly didn't look as nice as the photo. I returned it. It would probably work for the floor or somewhere where you are not going to see it, but it wasn't nice enough for my kitchen...
Customer Review: Great little magazine basket
I ordered this in hopes that my husband would use it to organize the magazines he had piled up in the living room. It worked! It's a very nice basket, and I'm very pleased!
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Kamis, 25 Desember 2008
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