Thursday, October 30, 2008

Star Wars: The Clone Wars Voice Changer


• Gear up for galactic adventures with this Clone Trooper headgear complete with realistic sound effects, voice changer and working light
• Three modes put you in the thick of battle: Change your voice to speak with radio static sound effects, press the phrases button for battle commentary and phrases, or commands from the frontline
• Easy-to-adjust straps allow you to fit the helmet comfortably on your head - and storm your way into the galaxy
• Makes a great addition to any Star Wars collection
• Batteries Required (Sold Separately): 3 AA

Available at Target website: link

Friday, October 24, 2008

Sci-fi bobble-heads by Funko

Display one of these funny bobble-heads on your monitor, in your car, on your desktop: no one will doubt that you're a sci-fi fan with a keen sense of humour that makes you even sexier :-)


Funko Yoda Bobble-head: Yoda is armed with his lightsaber and is ready to ward off bad guys from your home or office. This bobble-head figure is made of PVC plastic and is officially licensed. Measures 5.5" tall.
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Chewbacca Bobble-head: Chewie is the most noble of sidekicks. He is extremely loyal and often acts as a conscience to Han Solo. Funko's Chewbacca bobble-head stands over 6" tall with his trademark bow caster. This Wookie will watch over you as you sleep, work, or engage in other guard-worthy activities.
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C3PO Bobble-head: Fluent in over six million forms of communication, the golden droid C-3PO is essential to his master Luke Skywalker and the Rebel Alliance. Funko's C-3PO bobble-head stands over 6" tall and is sure to find his way into the midst of any action.
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Storm Trooper Bobble Head: Imperial storm troopers are highly trained soldiers of the Galactic Empire. Fast, effective, these soldiers are extremely loyal and ready to do your bidding. Assemble your own army of these 7¿ tall Wacky Wobblers to protect your desk or dresser.
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Han Solo Bobble Head: Who you calling scruffy looking? Han solo is fast thinking and quick with a blaster. This former space pirate stands 7" tall and is sure to attract attention to your desk or dresser.
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Jawa Bobble Head: If you are ever in the market for a refurbished or stolen droid, these Jawas are your go to guys. Masters of the makeshift quick fix, they are sure to have the droid to suite your needs. Collect this bobble head with the rest of you Funko Wacky Wobblers.
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Boba Fett Bobble Head: The universe's most feared bounty hunter is now yours to bobble. Notorious for his massive arsenal of weapons and his tendency to off his targets, Funko's Boba Fett won't let you down. This 7" tall bobble head is sure to look good on your desk at home or in the office.
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Obi Wan Bobble Head: Good old Ben Kenobi is here to impart his bobbling head full of wisdom and knowledge upon you. After living almost 20 years in exile, he has finally emerged to become an essential part of your bobble head collection.
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Princess Leia Bobble-head: Smart and beautiful Princess Leia protects the Rebel Alliance with her blaster and famous hair buns. Funko's Princess Leia bobble-head stands 6" tall and is sure to defend your desk or dresser.
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Marvin the Martian Computer Sitter Bobble Head: Greetings, Earthlings and Internet addicts! This vibrant Marvin the Martian Computer Sitter is also a bobble head! He sits threateningly atop your monitor, to monitor your every keystroke and wobble at your whim. Marvin is displayed with his gun and a menacing look perfect for us Earthlings to adore!
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DarthStewie Bobble-head Blue Harvest: "Damn you, vile Rebel scum!" Darth Stewie emerges as the Dark Lord of the Sith in the Family Guy episode "Blue Harvest," and this clever wobbling take on the adorable but mischievous Stewie Griffin is one for all Star Wars and Family Guy fans to notice. The amusing 7-inch tall bobble head features Stewie in Darth Vader duds, perched atop the Death Star, wielding his trusty red lightsaber. You'll get a kick out of him and your Rebel-scum friends' reactions with this guy sitting on your desk!
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ChewBrian Bobble-head Blue Harvest: It's hard to believe, but this Wookiee actually likes to get tipsy and schmooze with the ladies! From Family Guy, Brian Griffin is given a hairy-biped makeover in order to become the amazing Chewbrian! This entertaining 7-inch bobble head features an armed and wary-looking Chewbrian, standing on his own namesake base. He's the ideal companion piece to the hilarious Darth Stewie Bobble Head (sold separately). You should snatch them both while you can!
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008

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Thursday, October 16, 2008

Artisans of Time, Books I, II, & III

New Science Fiction Book Follows the Adventures of Seven Extraordinary Teens.

Every teenager dreams of striking out on their own and doing something extraordinary. In the new book "Artisans of Time: Books I, II, & III" (published by iUniverse), M. Jude Gove tells the story of seven teens who are transported from Earth to the distant planet of Nur for the purpose of saving its inhabitants from annihilation and by extension, Earth itself.

As the teens begin to explore the alien world and meet its inhabitants, the Ge'mell, they realize that their presence there is no accident. The seven discover that Ge'mell from the future have brought them to this far-off planet. The heroes' purpose on Nur is to aid the Ge'mell in the present with their centuries-old struggle against the ruthless Varnif. Once allies, the Ge'mell and the Varnif have been at war for over 200 years. The Ge'mell were once the technologically superior of the two races. However, the Ge'mell were scattered across the Galaxy after the destruction of their home world by the Varnif.

The journey of the seven young heroes is chronicled by a reporter named Ed Dalton. As "Artisans of Time" opens, Dalton is approached by an older gentleman who tells him a tale that is so far-fetched as to be virtually impossible.
Not surprisingly, Dalton does not believe what he is told.
However, after checking parts of the gentleman's story, Dalton's curiosity is peaked and he decides to pursue the story. What he uncovers is more than he could have ever imagined:

As we went further into the cave, we could see it didn't go
completely through the mountain at all. Instead, something
metallic was reflecting the light from the entrance, as well
as our flashlight beams, back at us. We kept walking towards
the reflection, but it didn't seem to be getting any closer.
Finally, we decided to head back to the bus. Dan figured if
we told one of the instructors what we had found that it
would peak their curiosity also, and they would want to get
out some of their equipment they brought and completely
explore the cave. That was all forgotten when we stepped
back out of the cave entrance. All of us were in total
shock. Finally, Dianna muttered in a soft voice, "We're not
in Kansas anymore!"

"Artisans of Time" bends both time and space. The epic adventure that the seven young heroes embark on will spark the imagination of science fiction fans young and old alike.
The intricate plot, rich narrative and compelling characters make this a must-read for any science fiction fan.

M. Jude Gove is a native of Arizona. He began writing this epic when he was in high school and published his first book in 2001. "Artisans of Time, Books I, II, & III" completes the series first published as "Rings of the Gods" and folds the first two books into one volume along with the third book, completing the trilogy.
source: eReleases

Order Artisans of Time: Books I, II, & III at Amazon