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High-intensity 1.25W LED Lamp, 24 carat gold contacts. White beam. Rear on/off switch. 4-1/2" length tactical lightweight, aluminum casing. Lanyard and sheath included.

Harrison Ford gives one of his most powerful portrayals as an obsessive inventor whose dream of creating a jungle paradise erodes into a survival-of-the-fittest nightmare. Year: 1986 Director: Peter Weir Starring: Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren, River Phoenix

A year after his American film debut, Peter Weir reteamed with his Witness star (Harrison Ford) for a tricky adaptation of Paul Theroux's novel of a modern man who takes his family into the jungle. The results are mixed, but the film is galvanized by Ford's atypical performance as inventor/madman Allie Fox. Paul Schrader's script sets up Allie as a man who follows his idea: that America is dying and the real "four-in-the-morning courage" is found in returning to the essence of life, here the jungles of a fictional Central American country (it was shot in Belize). With his family in tow (including Helen Mirren and River Phoenix), Allie creates a utopia when his inventions create a local sensation, but seedier elements from bandits to evangelicals (led by Andre Gregory) take their toll. Certainly, it's hard to root for a central character who is unpleasant ("a know-it-all who is sometimes right," as one states), and the film's second half is not as interesting. But Weir's film is logical and true in its progression and, as usual, is beautifully crafted (he also reteams with the cinematographer, editor, and composer of Witness). Ford's rawness is reminiscent of many an actor's foray into the meaty role of an independent film--which this film is certainly not--and, unfortunately, it was not the direction he ultimately pursued. --Doug Thomas

LED-Lenser™ Tac Torch includes a prism reflector system, high-intensity 1.25w light chip, and 24 carat gold contacts for optimal operation. 5", lightweight, aluminum casing with lanyard. Rear on/off switch.

Watch Space Ghost's definitive interviews with real celebrities whose expressions reveal everything from awkward puzzlement to an obvious hangover. Brak Zorak and Moltar are also there to help ease your suffering--and deliciously add to Space Ghost's.Running Time: 216 min.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY UPC: 053939675627

Coast Tactical Focus Beam gives you all the advantages of LEDs... goes from flood to spotlight in a simple twist. One of the most versatile and efficient flashlights you'll ever own! The Coast Tactical Focus Beam Flashlight lets you choose between a narrow or broader beam with just a simple twist of the head. And the focusable prism system is combined with the highest quality Nichia LEDs to produce one of the brightest, most energy efficient flashlights available today. Perfect for tough use, LED bulbs are more shock and vibration resistant than standard bulbs, plus burn for approximately 11 years... not the 11 hours you are used to with standard bulbs! And LEDs burn with far less energy for improved battery life. Piercing white beam is ideal for general use, search and rescue, law enforcement, and outdoor applications. Details: Go from narrow to broad beam with just a twist...no dark spots when shifting the light beam; Focusable prism reflector system for high-intensity light; 24ct. gold contacts for maximum power efficiency; Durable aircraft-grade aluminum casing... shockproof and weather resistant construction; Rear metal on / off button; Runs on 3 "AA" batteries (included); Approx. 5" long. You'll never go back to standard bulbs again! Order Today! Coast Tactical Focus Beam Flashlight

Features and Benefits

• 167 lumens
• Advanced Focus System
• One handed speed focus
• Three step Quick-Cycle switch function- press for maximum light, click for low light, click again for high
• 5.5 inches long

The P7 Tactical LED flashlight should be standard equipment on every duty belt. With 167 lumens of focusable light and 130 hours of battery life from standard AAA batteries, it will far outshine any light of its size.

A photo-filled guide to the 9,000-mile coastline of Britain and Northern Ireland, complete with a mapped region-by-region reference section for travelers.

In Coast, natural history journalist Christopher Somerville takes you on a grand tour of the outer limits of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Beautiful photography, clear maps, and evocative essays all illuminate the majesty and variety to be found where Britain meets the sea. This is, after all, the longest coastline in Europe. From the dramatic cliffs of Eastbourne’s Beachy Head to the spare beauty of the Norfolk salt marshes; from the storm-wracked Cape Wrath at the edge of the Scottish Highlands to the peaceful wooded creeks of Cornwall’s Helford river—whatever kind of coastal area you’re drawn to, you’ll find it here. For those who want to see it firsthand, Coast also features a detailed gazetteer—a region-by-region reference of places, people, activities, natural history, and historic events.

Their debut EP scanned nearly 10,000 units to date due to their extensive touring over the past 18 months with artists like Circa Survive, 30 Seconds To Mars, Saosin, My Chemical Romance, and others. They've also been featured artists on MTV's $2 Bill Tour, the Alternative Press tour, Bamboozle, and this summer's Warped Tour. They earned a full-page write-up in AP's "100 Bands You Need To Know" issue, and won a finalist slot in the Spin.com Band Of The Year contest. All that plus this new full-length. "Lucy Gray" is poised for success.