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With a push from the Indiana Department of Education to align state education standards with Common Core Standards, cursive writing has become an optional part of school curriculum since 2011. Leising said Senate Bill 120 is critical to ensuring Indiana students are receiving a well-rounded education and, what's more, to promoting child development.
"Child psychologists, doctors and researchers have used neuro-imaging scans to show finger movement associated with handwriting activates regions in the brain linked to cognitive, language and even motor processes," Leising said. "In other words, cursive writing isn't just a good ability to have. It's not just about being able to read cursive writing in the future, eliminating a possible communication gap between generations. Instead, we are now hearing that handwriting skills are crucial for success in school, basic development and learning potential in general."
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The international signing slot. The Cubs are looking to bolster their farm system through international acquisitions. Guerrier is a placeholder.
The No. 92 international bonus slot is worth $209,700, which gives the Dodgers more money to spend on bonuses for international amateurs. Tuesday is the first day of the international signing period, which runs through June 15. The Dodgers' new international cap is $2,322,600.
With 90 days left in the season, Marmol ($9.8 million) is due approximately $4,819,672 the remainder of the season, while Guerrier ($3.75 million) is due approximately $1.844,262.
9. Lassus Posted: July 02, 2013 at 02:43 PM (#4483187)
Alfonso Soriano must not have been available.
The slot went from Chicago to LA.
And here I was giving Theo credit for stockpiling international talent (or, more accurately, the right to bid on international talent) when its really more of a reshuffling than a stockpiling.
So he's both stockpiling and getting rid of Marmol.
Yeah, but Guerrier's being lefthanded (right?)
Hm. Who the hell am I thinking of. Some other former Twins guy apparently.
Do they have to even put Marmol on the roster?
How do the slots work? Is it sort of like the draft where the team with slot#1 has the first chance to sign somebody, then the team with the #2 slot, etc. Or is the international free agent pool still a free for all, but team's available money to spend is limited by the slots that they own?
They saved $3M. I know its easy to spend other people's money, but $3M is not "a little bit of cash".
The Cubs aren't exactly cheap this year with a payroll over $100 million but this is the first time I've seen evidence that they will not be a free spending team post-rebuild. I find this disappointing even if it's not determinative by itself.
They traded away some international spending rights for a 34 year old reliever about to be a FA and saving a little bit of cash? That's Marlins stuff right there.
Withdrawn to avoid Coke debts.
OK, that's higher than I thought but this trade still effectively boils down to selling off an international spending slot.On the day, their international spending limit has grown. They traded the $200K slot to LA, but acquired $785K in slots from Houston, plus more from Baltimore. And, as noted, they have saved some actual cash, which can be (and has already been) spent on international free agents. The cash saved is more than half of what they are allowed to spend on IFA.
The timing of all these Cubs moves indicates that they are lining up for the IFA signings and Gurrier is mere trade fodder. I agree that he will end up on the trading block sooner rather than later.
Why I'd confused Matt Guerrier for JC Romero is beyond me, but that might be what I'm doing here.
Meanwhile Phillies fans are confusing JC Romero with our new non-promising non-lefty relief prospect, JC Ramirez.
Yeah, but Guerrier's being lefthanded (right?) might mean Sveum finally gives Russell a chance to close (once Gregg's traded, which I assume he will be), which could be a good thing.
Russell didn't instill any confidence in me with tonight's bed shitting.
MLBTR references Peter Gammons in saying the Dodgers have now DFAed Marmol.
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This set of speakers is rugged, compact, easy to take on the go, and LOUD! The whole project will cost about $50.00 usd. and can be completed in an afternoon.
Step 1: Materials
Heres what you need:
1. One .50 caliber ammo box- http://www.joesarmynavyonline.com/servlet/Detail?no=5984
2. Two 4" speakers- http://www.amazon.com/Pyle-PL42BL-4-Inch-Two-Way-Speakers/dp/B000230LBI/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1291250695&sr=8-2
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4. 12 volt amplifier-http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.34406
5. 3.5mm panel mount plug- http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2062450
6. 12 volt illuminated toggle switch- http:// http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=206249312
7. Computer power supply- a broken one is ok for this, as you will just be using the plug and cord.
8. Egg carton foam- I had this piece of foam from some type of packaging.
9. 1 3/4" desk grommet- these can be found in the hardware store or office supply store.
10. 12 volt power supply- this is the kind of power supply that a laptop would use.
11. Two 4" computer fan grates.
12. 3.5mm male audio to rca audio
13. 3.5mm male to 3.5mm male audio cable
14. cheap little tripod from the dollar store
15. various hardware.
Also, is it advisable to add a 10A fuse?
I am by no means an electrical engineer (so this may seem like a silly question), but how would you wire the Bluetooth switch, AUX switch, USB and USB switch, Voltage meter and switch, etc.? Would you use more wire to split them off?
Hey guys, given how much all of our friends loved these ammo can speakers, we've launched a small manufacturing company called AmmoAudio.com to build these at scale and perfect the sound. We were just reviewed in Military.com (here:
and you can read all about our build on our site. Hope you like the aluminum control panel and switches!
[Disclaimer: I'm the guy who builds these] I can avow for the AmmoCan X version. Not as much fun as building your own, but they're very efficient. They'll run 24hrs on a charge, have very little distortion and a good amount of bass considering the size of the enclosure. Bluetooth up to 15m and you can charge your phone while you're listening.
I'll do an Instructable for them one of these days :-)
Great instructable. I've been gathering parts to build a few of these, but in testing all the pieces I noticed that the amp is getting really hot. After about 15 minutes the amp case was over 140 degrees and climbing. Anyone else have this problem? I thought it might be because my speakers are 4ohm and the amp is rated 8-20ohm, but it looks like the original instructable has the same setup. Any suggestions? Considering using the cooling fan from the PC p/s but I'm wondering if it would make too much noise. Or just get a 4ohm amp?
Maybe you could mount the amp to the side of the ammo box with some heat-sink paste and use the ammo box as a big heat sink? How hot is your amp able to go before breaking?
Has anybody made an ammo box speaker like this that runs on battery, but can also be plugged in to run off a laptop power supply? I am trying to come up with a schematic to do it using a DC Power Jack w/switching, but am having trouble finding out how to properly wire it all together (power jack input is tip positive, shell negative).
Can you give a schematic or drawing to show how you hooked it up? I'd like to do the same thing, but don't want to end up blowing anything up.
Does anyone have any hints on wiring in the 12v rechargeable battery? I purchased a 12v 7.0 AH rechargeable with charger from Amazon:
I also purchased a 12v digital display:
I'd like to use a hybrid of the original design (use the computer plug) mixed with the battery inside. Basically, I'd like to be able to plug the charger into the computer plug adapter and charge the battery, then be able to unplug and go without having to connect or disconnect the battery inside. I'm ***REALLY*** new at this, so any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Here are a pica friend's build I'm interested in incorporating (he's deployed, so I can't ask him):
Is it necessary to ground the system?
Just don't try to take this on an airplance. haha.
where did you guys find to covers for the speakers? I have been hunting amazon and cant find it
any electronics supply house like an industrial version of radio shack. they are cooling fan covers. not really spaeker grills.
this is awesome!, im doing this for my electronics project, however in order to do that, i have to build my own amplifier bit, anyone know where i can find a schematic for the one he uses? so i can copy it and therefore pass my project
Used a 50 cal ammo can which I applied a butyl sound deadening material to, some kicker 4" speakers, Lepai t-class amp and a 7ah 12vdc sla battery that is most commonly used in home alarm systems with quick connects for a battery tender for recharging. Audio is connected to a 3.5mm plug with my ipod. I also did some subtle customization to keep the military feel with the blacked out nut washer combo and the graphic i made and trimming the speaker grills in flat white.
The 7ah battery is a little overkill since this amp and speaker combo is very loud and efficient. Future mods in the next few weeks will include:
-port tube hidden under the latch
-lighter battery pack (prob a 3ah li-ion)
-speaker feet
-bluetooth connectivity
Thought I would come back a few years later to drop an update on this project.
I ultimately ended up ditching the .50 cal ammo can for a .30 cal can which is almost half the depth and almost half the weight. I also ended up changing to a dta-2 amp and a 3.8ah Li-ion battery pack along with bluetooth 3.0
This setup is about a 40% reduction in size and 60% reduction in weight without a significant decrease in sound quality and battery life is still killer.
The bluetooth range is pretty limited mounted inside the box but as long as its close by all is good.
After tons of tinkering and lots of parts swapping I heavily recommend this setup.
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I have found lots of simple solutions on bluetooth receivers, some even run off of 12v so they could be wired to the battery... but the range problem still eludes me.
My idea was to make a tiny hole directly next to the speaker and have a tiny wire (antenna) go around the outside of the speaker to hide it inbetween the speaker body and the ammo box. That way you have an external antenna for the reviever thats partly hidden, maybe completely hidden by the speaker mounting body.
although I have yet to order it. Small, good battery life, rechargeable, great reviews. The only reason I am even attempting this is because I am porting my box and will be mounting the receiver directly above the port. Hoping this will allow adequate signal transmission but who knows. I will definitely post an update once it is all finished and let you know about the range.
I am thinking of making one, battery powered and adding a small 3"-7" tablet for music controlling playing so it turns into an All in one player. or using a Small First act Guitar amp for parts...
What are the dimensions of the bass port?
Great Instructable! I made these a while back and figured I'd post some pics of my own. I made mine so they could run off of AC wall power as well as an internal 12v SLA battery. I put a panel volt meter with a momentary switch on top to check the battery voltage. I also added a USB charge port on the side. Thanks for the fantastic Instructable!
Has anybody made an ammo box speaker like this that runs on battery, but can also be plugged in to run off a laptop power supply? I am trying to come up with a schematic to do it using a DC Power Jack w/switching, but am having trouble finding out how to properly wire it all together (power jack input is tip positive, shell negative).
Why not use a small battery or run it out of a cigarette lighter so it is portable?
Heres mine that I built to be super compact at 8lbs.
Been using for 4 days and battery sits around 12.4 since full charge.
1. 200 cartridge 7.62mm box
2. Powersonic 9ah battery
3. Parts-express dta-2 30 watt amp
4. 4 2" Hi-wave speakers from Parts-express(220uf hp filter)
5. 2 1" Tweeter(10uf hp filter)
6. Dc jack/3.5 audio jack
7. Spare 12v 2a wall adapter for charging
8. Materials (wires, acrylic, heat sink, terminals, etc)
Future Mods: Bluetooth, 12v solar panel
Would using two 6.5" speakers work?
Great instructable! When I made mine I took a few liberties with the materials. I reduced the size of the ammo can, custom spacers (couldn't find that tripod) and used a different power cord, but for the most part followed the great photos and directions you posted. I made this for a client who happens to be the owner of a gun range for whom we did some design work. So I added our company logo.
I built mine with a 12v SLA battery inside (placed directly behind the speakers) and had no issues with it.


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- The December 09, 2007 version makes screen and printer fonts identical for output files in CAP88-PC. It also fixes an indexing problem, which caused the organ index number and the organ dose factor index number to be different in some cases. Neither of these modifications change the environmental concentrations or TEDE values calculated by CAP88-PC.
The user guide has been updated to reflect these changes, and to offer additional guidance on the use of the chain length option.
- The October 13, 2007 release adds selectable progeny and time step lengths to the buildup factor calculation, and changes the annual removal rate in the calculation to 2% from 2.5% to conform with the information in the version 1 user manual. It also modifies the tritium dose calculation for vapor and organic forms based on the recommendations from LLNL. The half-life values in the database for this release have been fully checked against the values in the 8th Edition of the Table of Isotopes.
- The March 15, 2007 update fixes an error in the population file editor that was causing the editor to crash in some systems. This error does not affect any code results. It is a modification of the November 29, 2006 version.
- The November 29, 2006 version fixes a bug in the DEFAULT checking routine that improperly compared the scavenging rates when a non-integer precipitation rate was entered. This issue had no measurable effect on the code results. (Reinstalling should preserve old cases.)
Supplemental Information
- Notes on Buildup Factor Method for Release versions March 17, 2006 and later (PDF) (1 page, 10K)
- CAP88 PC Version 3.0 (Draft) Introductory Slide Show (PDF) (35 pp, 336K)
- Installation Instructions (PDF) (3 pp, 109K)
- User's Guide (2/09/13) (PDF) (209 pp, 1.34MB)
- Interactive Video/Audio Training (self-extracting ZIP) (10,196 K About ZIP), November 2005
Version 2.1
- CAP88 PC-Version 2.1(Updated Beta Version) (ZIP) (25.9MB About ZIP)
- Installation Instructions (PDF) (15 pp, 293K)
- What's New in Version 2.1 (PDF) (8 pp, 116K)
- User's Guide (PDF) (67 pp, 726K)
Version 2.0
CAP88-PC version 2.0 is a Windows version of CAP88-PC. Version 2.0 includes some minor changes compared to the DOS version. These changes include:
- addition of decay chains for six radionuclides
- Strontium Chain (SR-90/Y-90)
- Zirconium Chain (ZR-95/NB-95)
- Ruthenium 103 Chain (RU-103/RH-103M)
- Ruthenium 106 Chain (RU-106/RH-106)
- Cerium Chain (CE-144/PR-144)
- Plutonium (PU-241/AM-241)
- corrects a minor error in the Uranium decay chain;
- corrects a typographical error in the concentration reports.
EPA has approved use of CAP88-PC version 2.0 for demonstrating compliance with 40 CFR 61.93 (a) NESHAPs subpart H-emissions of Radionuclides Other than Radon from Department of Energy Facilities.
- CAP88 PC-Version 2.0 (ZIP) (3.8MB About ZIP)
- Y2K Patch (ZIP) (114K About ZIP)
- User's Guide (Updated) (PDF) (148 pp, 1.3MB)
- Special Instructions for Windows 95 and higher installation Read before you install.
- Approval Memo (PDF) (2 pp, 170K)
- CAP88 PC Web Training (PDF) (32 pp, 296K)
Special Installation Instructions for Version 2.0
CAP88-PC v2.0 will NOT run under Windows XP or Windows NT. It will run under Windows95 - Windows2000 if installed following special instructions that compensate for the more limited file recognition capabilities of Windows 3.1 used to develop CAP88-PC v2.0. Windows95-2000 will automatically install it in the directory "c:\Program files\," which has more than the eight characters CAP88-PC v2.0 can recognize.
To install the program correctly, follow these instructions:
- click on the C2.EXE file to download, and save it to your c:\ drive.
- Open Windows Explorer, and double click on the C2.EXE file. The "Welcome" dialogue box will appear and
ask if you want to install the program.
- Click "OK."
- When the "Select Destination Directory" dialog box appears, change the path:
from: c:\Program Files\CAP88PC2
to: c:\CAP88PC2
- Click "OK."
- Follow the directions in the succeeding dialogue boxes to complete installation of the program.
Version 1.0
CAP88-PC version 1.0 is a personal computer software system used for calculating dose and risk from annual average releases of radionuclides to the air. CAP88-PC version 1.0 is a DOS based software and is approved for demonstrating compliance with 40 CFR 61.93 (a).
- CAP88 PC-Version 1.0 (DOS) (ZIP) (1.0MB About ZIP)
- Installation Instructions
- User's Guide (PDF) (255 pp, 3MB)
CAP88 Mainframe
Further information on models may be obtained by accessing Risk Assessment
Hardware Requirements
The following is a description of the computer hardware which will be required to use this software.
- DOS (Disk Operating System) version 2.0 or higher
- IBM PC or compatible
- At least 640K RAM with a minimum of 500K free (the memory required for CAP88-PC to complete an assessment may vary from machine to machine and more complex assessments may require more available RAM.)
- Hard disk drive.
- A parallel communications port (used for printer IO)
- EGA or VGA color monitor
- Any parallel printer compatible with the system and connected to LPT1. Other printers may work, but we cannot guarantee the results.


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Kwikset Laurel Knob Dummy Interior Pack
Winning the Design Journal Award for Design Excellence, Laurel's classic style is sure to make a lasting impression. This is the interior trim for the 699 Model Handlesets.
- Non-Operational Dummy Function
- Includes interior side of Deadbolt - Dummy means the interior deadbolt will be a blank plate to cover deadbolt hole from interior. No thumb turn will be included and knob is stiff and non-operational
- Includes Single Egg Shaped Interior Laurel Knob
- To be paired with 699 Handlesets by Kwikset
- Concealed Screws
- Lifetime mechanical and finish warranty
- Kwik-Install Installation
Additional Kwikset Links
This Kwikset item can also be referenced by the following color/finish specific model #:
- Kwikset 606L-5*
Antique Brass
- Kwikset 606L-15A
Antique Nickel
- Kwikset 606L-3*
Polished Brass
- Kwikset 606L-26*
Polished Chrome
- Kwikset 606L-15
Satin Nickel
- Kwikset 606L-11P
Venetian Bronze
*Discontinued model or finish
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BMW X6 App-Controlled Remote Control Car
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- 1:14 scale model
- Motion control and virtual joysticks
- Real working headlights
- Connects via Bluetooth® to your smartphone or tablet
- Free app for Apple® or Android™
- Dimensions: 7"w x 15.2"l x 7.1"h.
- For ages 12 and up
Take turns tearing up the living room with this gorgeous 1:14 scale model. Free app download for iOS® and Android™ devices lets you drive the car with your Bluetooth-enabled smartphone or tablet. Includes real working lights and virtual joysticks for steering. Measures. 7"w x 15.2"l x 7.1"h. Requires 4 AA batteries (not included).
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Janky Promoters
Two music promoters get the chance to book a top-selling hip-hop artist in their midsized venue. The pair is ill equipped for such a task and everything goes wrong.
Cast: Tamala Jones, Aloma Wright, Julio Oscar Mechoso, Juanita Jennings, Darris Love
Produced by: Matt Alvarez
Directed by: Marcus Raboy
Written by: Ice Cube
Running time: 1hr 36min
Opens: Oct 16, 2009 Limited
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When home cooking meets haute cuisine
6.7 cu. ft. Capacity Electric Double Oven Range with Convection and Infrared Grill
- Infrared Grill System
- Upper Oven Height (6")
- Large Capacity (6.7 cu ft.)
- True Convection (Lower)
6.7 cu. ft. Capacity Electric Double Oven Range with Convection and Infrared Grill
- Range Type
- Double Door
- Oven Capacity
- Total Capacity
- 2.32 cu.ft. Upper / 4.38 cu.ft. Lower
- 6.7 cu. ft.
- Configuration
- Control Type
- Infrared Grill System
- Display
- Bake Element (Upper)
- Broil Burner (Upper)
- Bake Element (Lower)
- Broil Element (Lower)
- Oven Cooking Modes
- Convection
- Freestanding Electric Double Oven
- IntuiTouch™ / Keypad
- Yes
- VFD Scrolling
- 2100W / 6 Pass
- 3200W (1600W x 2) InfraGrill™
- 2500W / 8 Pass (Hidden Bake)
- 3800W / 6 Pass
- Bake, Broil, Convection Bake (Lower)
- Roast (Lower), Proof (Lower), Warm
- Burner Type
- Element Configuration - Left Front
- Element Configuration - Left Rear
- Element Configuration - Center (Warm)
- Element Configuration - Right Front
- Element Configuration - Right Rear
- Radiant
- Shipping Weight (lbs)
- Cabinet Width (in)
- Overall Depth (in)
- Overall Height (in)
- Overall Width (in)
- Height to Cooking Surface (in)
- Oven Interior Dimensions (in) (W x H x D)
- Oven Interior Dimensions (Upper) (in) (W x H x D)
- 263
- 30"
- 25 13/16"
- 47 7/16"
- 29 7/8"
- 36"
- 24 1/2" x 16 5/16" x 18 15/16"
- 24 1/2" x 8 11/16" x 18 15/16"
- Amp Rating at 208V
- Amp Rating at 240V
- KW Rating at 208V
- KW Rating at 240V
- 40
- 40
- Available Colors
- Handle
- Door
- Cooktop Finish
- Smooth White (SW), Smooth Black (SB), Stainless Steel (ST)
- Matching Stainless
- Full Stainless Steel Wrap
- Grey Patterned on Black Ceramic Glass
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- Limited Warranty
- 1 Year Parts and Labor
Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 54 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by terpagain greatest luxury to have 2 stoves in one Love this stove and love how we don't have to heat up an entire stove to heat up a small meal. We've had this stove for almost 2 years and the back screen cracked (it's plastic). It split right down where the time displays. Figures this happens after the warranty but I should have know better knowing it was plastic. Can't wait to see how much and even if there's a replacement part to fix it. March 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by mom2024 This oven has a good layout. The bottom oven is very nice size. Top oven is good for quick items. Very easy to operate. I love my new oven. March 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by HAWIII Great Range! I love the musical timer sounds. There are two timers also! The smooth top is wonderful...no more drip pans to clean. Spills clean up easily. All the area on cooktop is useable since it is completely flat. The cooking eyes are great for all pan sizes and the warming zone is nice. The double oven is great...no more wasted space, and I can get more cooking done in less time. The convection oven is nice too. Controls are fairy simply and straight-forward. I love my choice. The only thing I can't say in this review is durability and service life. How reliable and how long is yet to be known, but so far so good for 4 months. July 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ruthie54 Everything about this range works beautifully. First new range in 12 years and I love it! Cooktop surface and both ovens heat up quickly. Convection oven works perfectly. Easy to understand settings and it looks fabulous in my kitchen! June 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by De64 This is a wonderful range in every way I've only had this product since Mothers Day but so far, I absolutely love it. The double oven is wonderful, although like most, I use the smaller one the most, when I use the larger one, it's usually with convection. I'm thinking the double oven will we great during the holidays. The stove top is as good as any I've ever used. I could not believe how quickly the burners heated up. I guess my old range was more antiquated than I had thought. One of the most important features is how easy it is to clean. I have as of yet had to clean to oven but the stovetop is so easy to clean and seems to look good all the time. One last thing I would like to mention is how easy it is to use the touch controls, they respond quickly and easily. I would not hesitate to recommend this oven to anyone. June 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by LDS7 Terrific purchase! NO buyer's remorse on this one! I've had this range for 1 year now. I love it! I'm very hard to please, as every time I get a new appliance, there is always a problem!!! Not so with this one. I love having 2 ovens; I use the smaller one most of the time and use the larger one occasionally. Nothing to do with performance, but I love the cobalt blue interior. The stainless and the ceramic top have held up nicely. My only criticism, and it's a small one, is the "plastic" coating over the control panel looks very streaky after cleaning. There are no recommendations in the manual of what to use to clean it, so be careful what you use. I think it could be dulled and scratched easily. It is because of that material that I gave it 4 stars rather than 5 for quality. Apart from that, I would not hesitate to purchase this range. It's beautiful and performs perfectly! May 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by SarahM Fantastic appliance! I love this oven. My favorite is the built in settings. I also like the fact that the upper oven is just a little bit larger than the other models of dual ovens. It makes it more functional. Even the neat ultra blue inside is cool! May 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sandra53 It was love at first sight! I was forced to purchase a new range when my old one shorted out. We looked at several models before finding this LG range. Once I opened that oven door and saw that colbalt blue oven I knew that was the one! After several days of looking and reading reviews we decided to purchase this one. Very easy to use, efficient and just a joy to cook or bake with. Bought a LG over the counter microwave to go with it. Very please with both products. April 8, 2013
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Drama, Comedy, Romance
Abandoned by their girlfriends for the summer, rich teenagers Tenoch and Julio meet older woman Luisa at a wedding. Trying to impress Luisa, the friends tell her they are headed on a road trip to a beautiful, secret beach called Boca del Cielo (Heaven's Mouth). Intrigued with their story and desperate to escape, Luisa asks if she can join them on their trip. Soon the three are headed out of Mexico City, making their way towards the fictional destination. Along the way Luisa seduces the two young men, and they begin to argue over her. As they continue their journey, caught up in their own world, the wealthy trio all but ignores the harsh realities of poverty that surround them.
Cast: Gael Garcia Bernal, Maribel Verdu, Daniel Gimenez Cacho, Diego Luna, Diana Bracho
Produced by: Jorge Vergara
Directed by: Alfonso Cuaron
Written by: Alfonso Cuaron, Carlos Cuaron
Running time: 1hr 45min
Opens: Oct 17, 2001 FL Film Festival
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