Impeller Assembly Black

The AquaClear Impeller Assembly is a substitute part for the AquaClear 30 Powerhead. Adding an AquaClear Powerhead to an underneath gravel system increments water flow through a gravel substrate and improves it is filtering efficiency.

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Gadsden 3ft X 5ft Nylon Flag

3 foot by 5 foot lightweight Polyester Indoor/Outdoor Flag w/sharp colors. Has 2 metal Gromments for easy mounting & a Canvas Hem for long lasting strength.

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24 of 29 people found the following review helpful.
The commercially available rectangular version of the Southern Cross
By Lawrance M. Bernabo
I am rather surprised to discover that all of the Confederate Battle Flags available here are rectangular in shape, as is the case with this 3 foot x 5 foot nylon version. The flag originally proposed by Confederate generals P.G.T. Beauregard and Joseph Johnston had a square design. Most of the surviving battle flags at the Georgia capitol are square in design, although it is true that when Johnston assumed command of the Confederate Army of Tennessee in the spring of 1964 he ordered uniform rectangle battle flags averaging 36 x 52 inches in size be issued to the infantry regiments in his command. This would make the dimensions comparable to the Confederate Naval Jack adopted in May of 1863. However, when flag companies began producing souvenir versions of the Confederate Battle Flag towards the end of the 19th-century, the stuck with the rectangular design, presumably to give it the same dimensions as the U.S. flag. By the turn of the century this became the only format commercially available, and while you can find square Confederate Battle Flags for purchase, you do have to look elsewhere for them.

This flag was originally designed as an alternative to the Stars & Bars, the first flag of the Confederacy, because at the First Battle of Manassas (known as Bull Run by the Union side, but I go with the idea that the winning side gets to name the battle) it was difficult to distinguish the Stars & Bars from the Stars & Stripes on the battlefield. Keep in mind that at the first major military engagement of the Civil War there were soldiers wearing blue and gray on both sides. The 33rd Virginia in Stonewall Jackson’s brigade also wore blue uniforms, while Howard’s brigade wore gay on the Union side, so that did not help settle the question of who was on which side either. Hence, the new flag design.

Also known as “The Southern Cross,” the Confederate Battle Flag consisted of a blue saltier which resembles the St. Andrew’s Cross (a.k.a. the Greek Cross), on which there are arranged 13 stars, with the saltier edged in white, all on a red field. Commercially made Battle Flags generally have the central tip of each star pointing up, but surviving flags sometimes show the central tips arranged so that they run parallel to the saltier (e.g., the battle flag of the 45th Regiment of the Georgia Volunteers). Although it was never officially adopted by the Confederate Congress, when the Second National Flag was formally recognized in May of 1863 it consisted of a white field with the battle flag as the union. The debate over what constituted a Confederate Battle Flag was settled in 1904 by a special Committee on Flags of the United Confederate Veterans, which reported that an infantry battle flag was 4 feet by 4 feet (but they rendered no verdict on which way the stars should point).

Today the Confederate Battle Flag has become a controversial symbol, because while it is seen by some Southerners as a symbol of Southern pride it has also been used by racists to represent white domination of Africa-Americans. When flown by Southern states from public buildings or incorporated into the designs of their state flags, as was the case with the Georgia state flag until recently and is still true of the Mississippi state flag, it has been controversial as well. The flag was flown prominently at the football games of the University of Mississippi, whose team name is the Rebels, until the university banned it from the stadium. However, when flown by Civil War re-enactors or anybody else reflecting the historical context of the Civil War, it is clearly on safer ground. This is a nylon version of the flag, which makes it appropriate for outside display, and it has a pair of grommets for running it up a flagpole.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
arrived today
By bill y
Flags arrived today in great shape, well ahead of estimated arrival date. One has been hung and the other will be as soon as done typing this review..Thanks and will be ordering at least two more as gifts.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Good quality for the price!
By bucci54
I just wanted to buy something for my theme party that would at least last throughout the party but the quality of the flag surpassed that for the price.

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Echo Valley 4061 Wrought Iron Stand For

Black wrought iron gazing globe stand is idealisti for displaying any 8″, 10″ or 12″ diameter globe with a neck up to 2 -1/4″ across. Also works fine with stainless steel gazing balls that do not have a neck. Sturdy steel construction has a lasting black finish.

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Stable and sturdy
By Gadget Specialist
This holder for my gazing ball works great in the yard as the leg spread keeps it stable and the design keeps it from catching too much wind.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Globe Stand Happy
By Garden Lover
Thrilled with this globe stand. Sturdy, perfect height to really stand out in garden. Speedy delivery, and packaging was great for protecting the product. Highly recommended. May purchase another one very soon.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Great buy, pleasantly surprised
By UCF Professor
I used this with a 6″ globe even though it said it was for 8-12″ (it would work with them, too). It fit great. It is much sturdier than I expected and is a very good buy for the money. The picture shows it with the a globe sitting in it (you can just see the lower part of it), which I mention just to clarify that it is not part of the stand. In short, it’s versatile, well-made, and inexpensive.

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Pelican Baby Bird Spinning Garden Stake

Pelican Baby Bird Yard Spinners are so cute! They are the perfective size to add kinetic color to your garden, flower pots and planters.Their fast spinning wings develop a mesmerizing blur of color. Even the slightest wind will make them appear to be working hard. You will love these so much you’ll want to gather them all.

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Girl Scout Flag 3 Foot By 5 Foot

Outdoor Embroidered Polyester 3-foot by 5-foot U.S. Flag made from lasting 2-ply, spun woven polyester fabric. Densely embroidered bright white stars, reinforced fly hem and two sturdy brass grommets.

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Red Carpet Studios Ltd Cosmix Spinner

Blue and copper Cosmix spinner is 14″ long. Cosmix spun in the wind with the slightest breeze. Handcrafted copper plated metal, these showpieces will transform your garden, patio, deck and home into a gallery of motion and beauty. Quality made for long and beauteous life.

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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
not an easy spinner
By Janet K.
This spinner is colorful and seems like it will be strong, however, it does not spin very easily. It takes alot of wind to make it turn. Still, it is pretty hanging in the garden.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
This is our favorite wind spinner!
By D. Laudner
We have several wind spinners and this is our favorite! We purchased the blue/copper and the colors are beautiful. The copper part spins in the breeze but the blue requires a stronger wind. I think if I add an extension so that it hangs a bit lower the blue part will spin more often. I am buying 2 more today in different colors.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Disappointed in Michigan
By Disappointed
Only had spinner for a few weeks already the red is all faded, very disappointed with this productRed Carpet Studios Ltd. Cosmix Spinner – Copper with Single Planet – 11″ long

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Fi Shock Ss 525cs Ac Powered Light Duty

5 Acre Economy Energizer For Pets & Small Animals.

High-power, low-cost AC-powered fence energizer. Has a neverending AC current output. Plugs into a standard 110-120 V outlet. Range up to 5 acres beneath idealisti conditions.

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45 of 45 people found the following review helpful.
Great psychological as well as physical deterrent.
By Paul J. Perkins
I have two dogs who loved digging up my garden and loved digging under the fence.

My in-laws got me a Fido-Shock and I set it up. During install I decided to test it out, so I held the wire and waited for a zap… nothing. I double checked the wiring, held it again, and… nothing.

As I stood there with the wire in my hand, perplexed, my dog jumped on me. ZAP!

Aagh!

Yelp!

I had failed to take into considerationt he fact that my rubber shoes didn’t gound me. When the dog jumped on me she grounded us both, and we both got zapped.

Getting shocked is unpleasant, more in an unnatural way than in a painful way.

The fence was immediatly effective. I think they each got shocked one more time and learned their lesson quick. After three days I unplugged the Fido-Shock unit but kept the fence up. The fence was a psychological deterrent and worked for years.

Eventually my wife took the fence down and six month later the dogs were back to their old tricks. My wife didn’t let me set the fence back up, as she preferred dead plants to “prison wire” around the garden.

Maybe 5 years later I set up a new garden in the back yard that the dogs loved to tromp around in. I set the fence up and the dogs immediatly began ignoring it. I don’t think they ever got shocked.

I left it plugged in for three days anyway (just in case) and have had it off ever since.

Fido-Shock works great. The disadvantages are that you can see the “prison wire” and stakes, and you might accidently shock yourself.

23 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
Raccoon detractor… works great!
By C. Hill
Had a raccoon that would visit our deck, and rob the bird feeder. Not that big of deal to us, in fact we liked it, but often would muddy up the deck, make a mess, and then started taking a big dump right in front of our deck door as big thank you before he/she left for the night. (Raccoon droppings are very dangerous, and we were afraid our dog would eat it.) Hooked the unit up to the bird feeder, and the second night we heard for the first time in our life an authentic scream of a raccoon. (they really can scream) So far has not returned, and we have not had any more presents left by the bandit! (Tested it myself after I set up, and gives you a jolt, but no pain or damage.) Would recommend for raccoons or other pests. Very affordable, and easy to install. I may take a picture of my setup and post later.

12 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
Works as advertized
By dougkorthof
We love backyard habitat, but marauding Raccoons (cute, but don’t want them to use our yard as a latrine), a gang of angry squirrels and crafty giant Norweigan rats finally got to me. Being completely ignorant of zappers, it’s all new, but this unit works fine. I test it by touching the wires, to make sure it’s on; the shock is not serious, but not something you’d voluntarily repeat, so it’s not going to harm animals, pets, neighbors or yourself.

There are two modes: grounded and two-wire. For fence work, the two-wire seems best; the intruders have to touch both wires, so it doesn’t bother birds (who only land on one wire).

For ground use, you want to ground one wire into the ground, and string the other wire as the “fence”. The intruder only has to touch one wire and be standing on the ground.

I had it in two-wire mode, with one wire accidentally touching a branch of a tree; the current went up the branch (!) and created a shock several feet up the branch.

It’s branded Havahart, which is a good name; it does what it’s supposed to.

Get the aluminum wire, it’s easy to cut and splice, and you need some plastic standoffs; if you get the yellow stubby ones, you will have a problem mounting them since they require a post sticking up. I nailed them directly into a wooden fence or the eave of the house, it’s a lot easier than trying to affix them to a large nail stuck into the wood.

For ground use, 10″ wire sticks are great; the stubby standoffs do actually affix to the 1/8 wire, and you can adjust the height.

Raccoons are members of the cat family, and their stool CAN (does not always) contain brain-worm larvae or eggs. The life-cycle of these worms starts in the intestines of cats who ingest an infected mouse; for two weeks, they excrete virulent eggs of the brain worms. The eggs are capable of surviving in salt water or your backyard for up to a year; if someone accidently touches the stool and then food, they get infested. Moreover, wind-blown dust can contain the eggs. When a human or a mouse gets infested, the brain-worm eggs hatch; the small worms go right through intestine walls, and settle in nearby cells, exploding them and multiplying to other cells, causing a mild but discernable reaction.

The body immune system usually wins, and drives them into encapsulated form, in the brain tissue, but has to continually keep attacking them to stop them from spreading again and destroying the body, cell by cell.

Alarmingly, 22% of the people in the US are infested with brain worms; there is no cure, the worms exist in the brain until death, just waiting for the immune system to weaken and let them continue destroying the body.

The eggs pass right through sewage systems, which is probably how so meny people get infected, because cities like San Diego have a waiver from normal treatment requirements and dump primary sewage into the Ocean. The eggs remain a danger for months. This is also why the Sea Otters are dying in Monterey Bay, because they eat shellfish which are infected by nearby sewage operations where people dump cat litter down the toilet, or else when raccoon droppings get washed into the Ocean.

So getting rid of cat and raccoon droppings is a matter of survival, and this is one way to discourage them. Raccoons like to create “latrines” in one area, and the whole Raccoon gang uses it. Don’t let it be your yard, especially if you have kids.

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Panacea Products 89087 Black Garden Arbor

Create a gorgeous and tranquil sanctuary in your yard with the Panacea Vine Arbor. The refined style of this arbor will surely make a grand statement as your guests pass through it into your yard. Refined scrollwork forms vines and tendrils on each side panel, blending nature with this man made ornament. Strong angles on the roof of the arbor contrast the curves of the vine pattern for even more visual interest. This arbor is idealisti for supporting vines, climbing plants, or for hanging your ornamental items. Simply train your plants by weaving them in and out of the arbor to develop your own unique, dynamic design. The metal construction will withstand even the harshest climates, and it is black color will heighten any décor. Bring elegance into your garden with the Vine Arbor.

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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Nice Product But Arrived Scratched
By Shelby
Originally, I saw this arbor at a local store. Trust me, the online price, which included shipping, was much cheaper.

While the product is nice, it arrived with a fairly large tear in the box, and the item had a number of scratches on it. However, based on where the scratches were, it was clear they were not caused by the shipping damage. That concerned me. I was afraid that if I asked for an exchange, it would be the same way. Therefore, we ended up negotiating a lower price with Amazon, kept the old one, and repainted it ourselves. That worked out okay, I’m just concerned that the finish won’t last as long now. And, of course, it was a lot of extra work.

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