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If you find your size and print off tirerack's price with shipping, Sears will match it. I got V rated Michelin's for my Accord earlier this year but an H rated tire will be fine for a car/van and Bridgestone would have been my first choice if they had made my tire in a V rating.

They have some refurb's which are bigger for $150 right at amazon. You can search the board for William Sonoma because they had 1/2 price for their 6qt Pro ones for discontinuted colors.

fry's is good. I'm looking at the Sony XBR4 or the Samsung 71F series.

there's a 40" in the sears ad

Consumer Reports Electronic Blog: October 17, 2007 Plasma TVs May Be the Biggest Bargains This Holiday Season If you’ve had a big-screen flat-panel HDTV in your sights for a while, it looks like this fall will be a great time to pull the trigger. Prices this holiday season are expected to hit an all-time low, about 40 percent cheaper in general than a year ago and as much as 65 percent lower on certain kinds of TVs. There’s growing speculation that the season will start off strong on Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, with eye-opening deals, particularly on plasma TVs. We may see some 42-inch 720p plasmas priced as low as $599 on Black Friday, predicted manufacturers and retailers attending a conference held last week by DisplaySearch, an Austin, Texas-based research firm. According to DisplaySearch forecasts, prices could rebound a bit after the kickoff weekend, averaging closer to $1,000 throughout the holidays. 720p plasmas with 50-inch screens are likely to go for about $1,400 this year, down from $2,300 a year ago. Plasma will finally become competitive in 1080p, with the average price of a full HD 50-inch set dropping sharply, to just under $2,400 by the end of the year, the firm projects. Discounts will be less dramatic on LCD sets, but prices will be lower. A 40-inch LCD set with 720p resolution will go for about $1,000. Look for bigger price cuts in 1080p, where average selling prices will drop to about $1,500 for a 40-inch set and $2,000 for a 46-incher. Full HD 52-inch LCD TVs will sell for about $2,700. DisplaySearch predicts that 1080p sets will take over the 40-inch and larger category this holiday season, accounting for about 60 percent of all HDTV sales. Analysts say it’s unlikely TV prices will drop much lower in 2008, so there’s little point in waiting for better bargains next year. True, predictions for less-severe price drops in 2007 haven’t panned out, but this time they could be on the money. According to DisplaySearch presient Ross Young, much of the price cutting we’ve seen this year resulted from a perfect storm of events late in 2006, “where we had too much panel supply, too many brands and too many retailers.” What does this portend for your holiday shopping? Retailers are likely to steer you to big screens and 1080p sets, which offer them bigger profit margins than smaller screens. Many big-box retailers aren’t actively promoting 40- and 42-inch 720p LCD HDTVs, so it may be harder to find them. Young noted that recent advertising circulars by national chains focused almost exclusively on higher-priced 1080p sets 40 inches and larger. And supplies of 32-inch LCD TVs could be tight as manufacturers shift their focus to more lucrative segments, including digital photo frames and notebook PCs. That means your best bet of finding a 720p LCD set this holiday season may well be in warehouse clubs such as Costco and Sam’s or at mass merchants such as Wal-Mart or Target. These chains, which have a lower margin structure than traditional retail stores, are becoming a more important outlet for TV sales—and they’re a big reason that Vizio became the number-one flat-panel TV brand in the second quarter of this year, according to data from NPD Group, DisplaySearch’s parent company. Also, gird yourself for a stronger-than-usual push to load up on extras, such as an extended warranty, cables, wall mounts, and even high-def DVD players and digital receivers. With TV prices and margins falling, stores will need to sell you more of these extras to bolster profits.—James K. Willcox

http://blogs.consumerreports.org/electronics/hdtv/index.html According to CR, plasma sets should be on sale.

They run this on the Friday Sale once per month/ every other month. The 10" crepe pan is good for its weight. The nonstick part is ok.

http://www.n4g.com/News-48669.aspx I know on some games, the 360 will run more frames per second than the PS3. I haven't heard of anyone not liking the Wii.

Usually it will vary by store. Some will have a clearance area or just use an endcap near a wall. I've been to 2 WM's and one had an item 60% off and the other 40%.

Actually when you consider the weight of the package and the fact the containers are glass, it would have cost me about 1.5-2x their shipping price to ship the same stuff to a friend instead of drop shipping it. Why not just go to warehouse club like Samsclub? There is a liquor store in Chicago called Sams that's like the size of 3 basketball courts.

I use the www.thewinebuyer.com but you need to get at least 4 bottles for the shipping to be cost effective. Wishing Tree makes some nice wines.

If you're taking pictures from far away: Canon PowerShot Pro Series S3 IS 6MP with 12x Image Stabilized Zoom For not so far away Canon PowerShot A640 10MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Zoom Good budget camera Canon PowerShot A550 7.1MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Zoom you can also get reviews at cnet.com and dpreview.com

yorkphoto.com has 1/2 off, limit of 3. Code is YPOSTER50

Mine won't. For $3,000, you get a John Deere x300 from a JD dealer.

THANKS gets you 20% off @ snapfish. Supposely, it's good until April 8th

New models debut around September so the older models usually decrease then.

CR only goes back to 1997 but the top rated are the Odessy and Sienna. Edmunds.com may have some info on the 95 model.

www.avsforum.com

amazon has refurb ones

The Kroege's ad here is 4/88 cents for Nestle items. They also have a spot where the 6 pack of std size are B1G1 Free but the store didn't have those.

I have plenty of Kroger's nearby. I'll check them out. There's a Nestle Beich fund raiser nearby but the min order is 8 cases. For some reason, the Snickers Extreme at Sams club is $6.81 for 24 bars but all other 24 ct cases are like $8.88 per case. http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/search.do?searchtype=simple&catg=3721&simplesearchfor=snickers+24&simpleitemtype=0 Thanks for the responses.

I'm going to need about 100 bars for a fundraiser (std size) and I know a local Dollar General has the Hershey's 6 pack for $2 and the local Samsclub is about 35 cents each when you buy the bulk box of 24 or 36. If CVS/Walgreens has a coupon 4/$1, do you know if they have a limit? Thanks.

I don't know how important quality is but muellers website should have them. http://www.poolndarts.com/table-tennis/

I imagine it varies by stores.

I don't know if it's the same but Walmart had a Vtech game system, Reg $88 down to $40.