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http:// http://www.tootoo.com/w-Furniture_Furnishings/buy- Kitchen_Furniture /src_product/ Have you ever looked at your file cabinet and thought that spacewas just wasted? After all, it could be holding cold sodas andsushi, thanks to Marvel Industries' refrigerator drawers. Keep thefridge under wraps with overlay doors or go for the sleek stainlesssteel look or various color choices. An extra deep lower drawerlets you store 2-liter soda bottles and opened bottles of wine. Itcomes in several widths, so you can find something to fit any roomin the house. But why limit yourself? The Outdoor series lets you toss out coldbeers to go alongside the hot steaks fresh off the grill.Weather-resistant doors protect your food from the sun, and frontventing lets you mount the unit in an outdoor grill center. Discreet touch controls let you set the ideal temperature for yourfood. Marvel's drawers use a Sentry System refrigeration monitor,which predicts the contents temperature based on demand and adjuststhe temperature to keep your food just right. Should theunthinkable happen and cause a temperature change, you'll knowright away via visual and audible alarms. Kosher consumers (and anyone with a bad hangover) will appreciatethe built-in, user-activated Sabbath mode, which disables alldisplays, alarms, and lights and sets the compressor to cycle onand off randomly. Only one small problem: If I do replace my file cabinet with thisdrawer, I may never leave my chair again.
2008-06-20 16:26:30

Washing Enzyme Thieves stole copper pipes from some vacant buildingsand from the high school football locker rooms, according toreports from the Blairsville Borough police. The former Vale Tech campus buildings along West Market Street, nowowned by Michael LaMantia, were stripped of $2,000 worth of pipesand $2,600 worth of specialty power tools between June 1 andMonday. LaMantia said the thieves stole new copper pipes that workersplanned to install, a load of old pipes that were bound forrecycling and some pipes that still were in the walls. Missing tools include a Partner cut saw worth $1,000; a saw bladevalued at $300; a DeWalt sliding miter saw valued at $1,000 andseveral hand tools estimated at $300.
2008-06-12 09:48:41

Washing Enzyme The robbery attempt happened about 1:30 p.m. in Oakwood Estates inthe 900 block of 21st Street East, according to Manatee Countysheriff's reports. The victim, a Plant City resident, was selling ice cream from a carwhen two men confronted him, authorities said. Witnesses say themen demanded cash. The victim does not speak English and did not understand thedemands, authorities said. The man with the gun pointed it at theice cream vendor, who fought the robber. Both men ran off. Therewere no injuries. Man faces charge in drive-by shooting BRADENTON -- Police this week arrested a 24-year-old man on anattempted murder charge in connection with a drive-by shooting thatinjured two people. Carlos Jurado is accused in a May 11 shooting in the 400 block of10th Avenue East. Police say Jurado opened fire shortly before 3a.m. The victims, George Gutierrez, 27, and Vanessa Diaz, 22, sustainednonfatal injuries, police said. Gutierrez was shot in his abdomen. A bullet tore into Diaz's shoulder, according to police reports.Gutierrez reportedly identified the shooter, saying he saw theman's face through a car window that was rolled down, according toreports. Deputies arrest man after 6-minute chase PALMETTO -- Sheriff's deputies arrested a 22-year-old man lateMonday following a six-minute pursuit of a stolen vehicle. Authorities said they saw Christopher Owen, 22, driving a stolenBuick sport utility vehicle about 11:15 p.m. The pursuit traveledthroughout Palmetto between 8th Avenue West and U.S. 41. Deputies said the chase ended in the 300 block of 22nd Street Westwhen Owen abandoned the vehicle and ran into a wooded area. Therewere no injuries. Authorities said they found Owen smoking a cigarette in the woods. He was arrested on charges that included grand theft of a vehicleand aggravated fleeing to elude. Sheriff's deputies said Owen doesnot have a valid driver's license. Owen is on conditional release from jail on a theft chargeinvolving the same victim's vehicle, according to sheriff'sreports. Shots fired at house, but no one injured MANATEE COUNTY -- A 62-year-old homeowner was asleep late Mondaywhen someone shot five rounds toward his house, sheriff's deputiessaid. The shooting happened about 9:55 p.m. in the 700 block of 59thAvenue Terrace West.Witnesses told sheriff's deputies that thedriver of a pickup truck shut his truck's lights off and drove downthe street. Someone in the vehicle fired and a bullet pierced thevictim's car. No one was injured.
2008-06-12 09:48:32