CodeAlarm Basic Car Security with Keyless Entry
When it's cold outside and you'd rather wait indoors with a nice cat and a hot cup of coffee before you unlock your car, look no further than the CodeAlarm CA-125 Basic Car Security with Keyless Entry! Not only is it convenient, but it's also an excellent form of security and safety.
Features include:
One five-button, code hopping, labeled button transmitter
One six-button, code hopping, labeled button flashlight transmitter
Real panic sound (RPS) horn and lights
Progressive find
Blue transmitter and dashboard LED light
Start interrupt
Door lock and unlock
Trunk release
SongBird upgradeable
Telematics upgradeable
Requires CA-425 Master Module
The Tyneside Irish Brigade became one of the most colorful legends of the British effort of World War I. They fought side-by-side with their friendly rivals of the Tyneside Scottish Brigade on many a battlefield, but were forever remembered for their gallant charge on the first day of the Somme offensive. Eight battalions would be raised from Newcastle's large Scottish and Irish population, originally drawn to the city during the Industrial Revolution. By the spring of 1916, the two brigades, both part of the 34th Division, were in position on the Somme for the start of a major new attack. The two brigades left their trenches at dawn on July 1, the Tyneside Scottish forming the first line, the Tyneside Irish following close behind. The Tyneside Irish eventually captured the objective, but only after the grim experience of charging over the bodies of their Scottish comrades, who had borne the first brunt of the German fire. The units continued on until the end of the war, but their spirit was never quite the same. After the war, Newcastle's Tyneside district fittingly built a single memorial to both of its rival brigades. The dramatic text of Tyneside Irish is backed up by hundreds of rare photographs, extracts of previously unpublished diaries and letters, and contains a comprehensive listing of all who served.
Featuring:Stainless Steel Case and Bracelet18K Gold BezelWhite DialDate CalendarWater Resistant to 30 MetersSapphire CrystalSwiss Quartz MovementHidden ClaspCase: 33 mm diameter x 6 mm thickBracelet: 18.5 mm W x 8.5 L
Texan filmmaker Richard Linklater's debut independent feature takes an original approach to traditional narrative, creating an entirely new form of cinema in the process. Shot at a leisurely pace with a style similar to Robert Bresson, SLACKER follows the unmotivated inhabitants of Austin, Texas, over the course of one day, as they waste their time talking about politics, philosophy, and popular culture. Beginning with a cab ride in which the fare (Linklater himself) suggests to the driver a theory about alternate universes (which also happens to mirror what transpires on screen), the film abruptly shifts to another character and situation after an elderly woman is hit by a car. Soon after, another character is introduced, and the camera follows her. This formula sticks for the whole film; by the end, dozens of characters have been introduced and, just as quickly, been left behind.Linklater spent years taking notes in order to infuse original dialogue into every situation, which results in a sometimes pathetic, sometimes poignant, always amusing trip into a lackadaisical college town. Luckily, for fans of new and inventive approaches to filmmaking, Linklater himself wasn't a slacker, ensuring the film's place in indie film history.