WANT TO GET RID OF IMMEDIATELY TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE KIDS CHRISTMAS GIFTS!! :)
Includes:
Set of balls
Ball Rack
3 large pool cues
2 medium pool cues
2 small pool cues
1 bridge
Wall mount for sticks
Above pool table light
See pictures to see all items.
You will need to arrange transportation of the table yourself, however we will be happy to help you break it down and load it. Word has it that The Great Escape (www.shopthegreatescape.com) will also break down, deliver, set-up and level the table for a fee.
Guaranteed 100% authentic I threw away the recipts but feel free to check them out I've bought a new pair of Oakleys every year or so from the Oakley store since the early 80's.
3 tiny scratches in the corner of the right lens, does not effect vision at all.
Used for about 5 months, 1 golf season.
I don't take good pics but if you need something else just email me.
(Here is some extra info on the Asian Carp from http://www.glfc.org/fishmgmt/carp.php)((((((And NO that is not a Photoshop created picture below. That is the actual size of a huge Asian Carp. Can you see why they will eat all of the other native fish & plants until there are none left?????? Heck, they might even start eating small dogs, cats, or other animals & birds that go swimming in the water if they all are allowed to get that big. Then there are all of the people that they have hurt by getting hit by them when they jump out of the water. THEY GOTTA BE STOPPED OR EVERYTHING ELSE WILL BE DESTROYED, MORE PEOPLE ARE GOING TO GET SERIOUSLY HURT, & SOONER OR LATER SOMEONE IS GOING TO GET KILLED NEEDLESSLY BY THESE STUPID CARP. AND THATS NOT EVEN TO MENTION ALL OF THE JOBS THAT WILL BE DESTROYED BY THESE STUPID CARP. WILL YOU HELP STOP CARPAGGEDDON?))))))) (((((READ BELOW, ITS ALL TRUE)))))))))
Asian carp are a significant threat to the Great Lakes because of their size, fecundity, and ability to consume large amounts of food. Asian carp can grow to 100 pounds and up to four feet. They are well-suited to the cold water climate of the Great Lakes region, which is similar to their native Eastern Hemisphere habitats. It is expected that they would compete for food with the valuable sport and commercial fish. If they entered the system, they would likely become a dominant species in the Great Lakes.
Two species of Asian carp-the silver and the bighead carps-escaped into the Mississippi River from southern aquaculture facilities in the early 1990s when the facilities were flooded. Steadily, the carp have made their way northward, becoming the most abundant species in some areas of the Mississippi, out-competing native fish, and causing severe hardship to the people who fish the river. The Chicago Ship and Sanitary Canal connects the Mississippi River to the Great Lakes. Currently, the carp are in the canal and have been sighted approximately 40 miles from Lake Michigan.
“The silver carp is the real jumper of the four Asian carp species now found in the Mississippi-Missouri River basin,” Chapman says. “These fish seem to hate boats and they’ll jump completely out of the water when a boat is going by, apparently in response to the engine noise,” he reports. “If you crank up a big two-stroke outboard, that really makes ‘em mad.”
They’re called “crazy fish” locally and probably a lot of unprintable other names, especially when they launch a surprise attack into the side of boat or, worse yet, slam into a passenger. This seems to be happening with increasing frequency. Other CDDs carried by boaters on the lower Missouri River and on the Mississippi around St. Louis include boat cushions, plywood, even lawn chairs.
“There have been numerous reports of boaters injured by flying carp and we’ve even had some of our own guys hurt,” Chapman says of river survey teams. “It’s getting dangerous to be out on the water around here.”
Despite it’s angry attitude and aerial antics, the carp is a fragile fish that will bleed profusely and even, quite literally, lose its head on impact, Chapman reports. “If you’ve got pretty boat and one lands inside, it’s can be a real mess,” he says. “I had one over 10 lbs. that hit a stanchion on my boat so hard the head went one way, the body went the other and the blood went everywhere else.” Not only are boaters physically at risk, the entire freshwater ecosystem of the Missouri, Mississippi and Illinois river basins are suffering irreparable harm, Chapman says, as these alien invaders continue to spread, by leaps and bounds, as it were.
Battle Scars
Cruising in his open survey boat last October, Vince Travnichek nearly took a hefty silver carp face-first. While working around a wing dam on the Missouri, a fish suddenly went ballistic alongside, bounced into his lap, slammed into the opposite side, ricocheted off the gunwale and went back in the water. But that’s nothing compared to happened to his colleague, Craig Gemming, who got his teeth knocked out — or at least a filling — by a cannonball carp in August of last year.
Tooling along at about 20-30 mph on a tributary to the Missouri, Gemming says he was standing upright in the boat when a silver carp hit him in the side of the head so hard it knocked a filling out of a tooth — and nearly knocked him overboard.
“I’ve never been hit so hard in my life,” Gemming told reporters. “I never saw it coming.”
What his co-workers saw was a silver carp, estimated at 30 pounds, and since these fish can swim at up to 20 mph before taking off, it’s a wonder the battered biologist got off so easy. “I had a sore jaw and neck for three or four days,” reported Gemming, who had been hit by flying carp before but only in the leg and shoulder. “I had to get the filling in my tooth replaced.”
Chapman reports a boater being hit in the back so hard by a flying carp that the strike separated one of the man’s ribs from the vertebrae. So while he is very interested in better understanding the life history and habits of the four species of Asian carp in the Missouri River, Chapman is downright worried about the silver carp’s, shall we say, impact, on recreational boating.
“People have been hurt badly already and it’s not out of the question that we could see someone loose their life to this,” Chapman says. “A boater could be knocked unconscious, fall out of the boat and drown.”
More worrisome still, says Chapman, is the fact that the silver carp, which can jump 15 feet in the air, and to a lesser extent, its cousin, the bighead carp, seem to do most of their leaping — either horizontally or vertically, and apparently at random — just behind boats.
“Can you image what would happen to a fast water skier in that scenario,” he asks rehtorically. “These fish hear the noise of the motor and they either get scared or mad and they jump, usually right after the boat has passed. You may be taking your life in your hands to water-ski on the Missouri River now,” he warned.
— By Ryck Lydecker
BATH, Ill. -- Tom Matych was driving a pontoon boat up the Illinois River, scouting for Asian carp, when a 20-pounder shot out of the water and ricocheted off the side of his head. "I got a good-sized knot on my head," Matych said. "It was like getting hit with a bowling ball."
The Twin Lake resident was in southern Illinois last week to assist with the third annual Redneck Fishing Tournament. The tournament is an effort to kill as many Asian carp as possible in an eight-mile branch of the Illinois River, 180 miles southwest of Chicago, before the menacing fish reach Lake Michigan.
An Illinois woman riding a personal watercraft on the Illinois River nearly was killed in 2003 when a flying carp smashed her nose and knocked her into the water, unconscious. A passing boater rescued the woman. "Injuries to humans from jumping fish will continue and may increase with silver carp populations, and human deaths may possibly occur," according to a 2005 study by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
The insert flips over for the other game. The 2 sides can be seen in one of the photos in the background.
Local pick up only -no exceptions-
No returns
Slate pieces are very heavy and will require 2 people to move.
**Cash only at pick up PRIOR to disassembly, moving and loading**
**This table is in our basement and will need to be disassembled, loaded and refelted at your location. If you do not know how to disassemble and refelt, we suggest hiring someone.-$175-200.00. Refelting will also allow you to pick a different color felt.**
The 1st and only commercial private personal training studio in Bolingbrook is accepting new clients for the new year.
Take advantage of our special promotions and get the results you've been looking for. Personal Training sessions have been discounted 40% until Jan. 2, 2010 or shortly afterwards.
Buy Now and Save. WeightDate Classes start at $10/person.
Email or just call me at work.
I would consider delivering during the day at your home/work.
630-234-6505
-Alan
The Joey Coolers are soft sided coolers with a patented design and are made of nylon and foam padding. Each bag contains a special freeze pak designed for six (or three) 12 oz. cans, that keep your beverages cold up to 15 hours. Perhaps the most unique quality of the Joey Bag though, is that it hides away into most golf bags, enabling golfers to take their favorite beverage with them for a round of golf. You'll never have to wonder if that beverage cart is going to make it back to your group again with these handy coolers.
CALL FOR DETAILS 815 603 2948
If you put 815 603 2948 in the Craigs List search it will pull up all of my listings usually 150-200 with new items coming all the time. You never know what I will have since my stock rotates all the time.
This is brand new
CALL FOR DETAILS 815 603 2948
If you put 815 603 2948 in the Craigs List search it will pull up all of my listings usually 150-200 with new items coming all the time. You never know what I will have since my stock rotates all the time.
$49
The Sharper Image Foldaway Elliptical Strider is an easy way to exercise on those rainy or cold days. According to cardiovascular information, only 15 minutes twice a day is sufficient to keep that blood pumping for a healthy body.
Whether you call it an add on accessory to your normal gym schedule or your primary source of cardiovascular exercise, you'll love the freedom of having this machine with you 24 hours a day, seven days a week in the comfort of your home or apartment. Or what about your Office? No need to devote a full room to this exercise equipment. It folds up in seconds into a space of only 12" deep by 18" wide. Easily tucked into a corner, against the wall, in the bedroom or laundry room, or in the supply room of your office. It has all the features you need for monitoring your calories burned, your heart rate and your pulse rate for unmatched comfort and control. The sturdy steel frame ensures your comfort and safety. Easy-loading stand-alone fold-out base. And again a great feature - folds compactly for storage. One AWESOME ELLIPTICAL!
A best selling item from Sharper Image
DESCRIPTION:
* Folds for easy storage into a compact space of 12 x 18 inches
* Auto On/Off & Auto - as long as the machine is in motion, the LCD screen is on
* Start/Stop - shuts off after 4 minutes of no movement
* Auto Scan - press button to rotate through five functions of Time, Total Count,Calories Burned, Steps/Minute and Count every 30 seconds
* Elapsed Time - function records elapsed time
* Count - function for total steps
* Calorie - displays calories burned
* Steps/Minute - functions keeps track of steps taken per minute
* Total Count - screen shows total count since batteries last installed in meter
* Heart Rate - monitor displays your heart rate in beats per minute
* Pulse Rate - see instructions
* Reset - reset all functions to zero
* Batteries included for Monitor
* Highest quality steel construction that will last for years
]]>
]]>
]]>