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The Olsen twins try their best to pull an all-nighter in this high-spirited, 25-minute slumber party episode. Mary-Kate and Ashley jumpstart the fun by encouraging their three perky guests to learn some new dance moves. Cue the MTV-style musical numbers; these girls just gotta sing! And they have a song for every activity, from playing video games to making pizza (basically ordering a plain pie, then raiding the fridge for a variety of toppings) and scaring each other--and the boys--with spooky stories and makeup. Cute, tame entertainment for 4- to 7-year-olds who enjoy singing and dancing along. While kids 8 and older are much more likely to hold slumber parties, they might find the material too juvenile (sort of like Barney unmasked). --Liane Thomas

Introduced over 25 years ago and continually refined for optimum performance, the Ingersoll Rand 231C 1/2-Inch Super-Duty Air Impact Wrench offers the sheer power you need to easily tackle even the toughest jobs. Its economy and proven durability make this wrench an industry leader and an ideal choice for heavy-duty jobs.td.callout3-c26 {height: 100 percent;background: url('http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/th/content_26/Q2_2009/c26-callout3.png') repeat-y;border-left: 0px solid #999999;border-right: 1px solid #999999;border-top: 1px solid #999999;}div.calloutheader-c26 {padding:10px;font-family:Verdana, Helvetica, Arial, serif;font-size:13px;font-weight:bold;text-align:center}li.callout-c26 {font-size: 12px;padding-bottom:4px;padding-top:4px;padding-right:20px;}The Ingersoll Rand231C Air Impact Wrenchat a Glance:Delivers maximum torque of 425 ft./lbsAdjustable power regulator for variable power in one direction, full power in the otherEquipped with an exclusive Twin Hammer Plus impact mechanismCompact, lightweight design for all-day useReady to go right out of the box; arrives fully lubricatedThe easy-grip handle and adjustable power regulator provide both comfort and control. View larger.Strong torque capability within a lightweight frame helps you tackle your work with ease. View larger.Twin Hammer Plus and 425 ft./lbs. of Torque Deliver Efficient PerformanceWhether you're a vehicle hobbyist or professional mechanic, the 231C can help simplify jobs like rotating tires or performing basic vehicle maintenance. It comes equipped with an exclusive Twin Hammer Plus impact mechanism for 1/2-inch drive, and it boasts an average air consumption of 4.2 CFM. And whether you're removing lug nuts or stubborn bolts, pressure-feed lubrication ensures ease of use.This compact tool delivers a maximum torque of 425 ft./lbs. and provides an impressive speed of 8,000 RPM (1,200 BPM) for fast, efficient performance.Adjustable Power Regulator for Optimum ResultsTo help maintain consistent results, the 231C's adjustable power regulator provides variable power in one direction and full power in the opposite direction, which gives you the freedom to set the power independently.Compact and Lightweight for All-Day UseMeasuring only 7.2 inches in length and weighing just 5.3 pounds, the 231C is compact and lightweight enough to minimize stress on your wrists and hands. It's also easy to take with you as you move around the shop or jobsite.Caring for the 231C is as simple as can be thanks to the easy-to-service, two-piece construction and the contoured handle that ensures comfort and control, even during all-day jobs.For added convenience, the 231C arrives fully lubricated and ready to go right out of the box.Ingersoll Rand: Getting Things DonePart of the larger Ingersoll Rand Corporation, a $13 billion global company with a 100-year tradition of technological innovation, Ingersoll Rand provides affordable products, services, and solutions that enhance energy efficiency, productivity, and operations. Its diverse and innovative products range from complete compressed air systems, tools, and pumps to material and fluid handling systems to microturbines.What's in the Box231C Impact Wrench and instruction manual.

The classic 231 is the most popular tool in its class. Introduced over 25 years ago and continuously refined, it offers the sheer power and performance features to tackle the toughest jobs with ease - as well as proven durability and economy. This Ingersoll Rand air impact wrench was introduced over 25 years ago and has been continuously refined. It offers the sheer power and performance to tackle tough jobs with ease. Drive (in.): 1/2, Average Air Consumption (CFM): 4.2, CFM at Load: 22, Speed - No Load (RPM): 8,000, Blows Per Minute (BPM): 1,200, Max. Torque (ft.-lbs.): 425, Working Torque (ft.-lb.): 25 - 230, Inlet Size (in.): 1/4, Min. Hose Size (in.): 3/8, Hammer Mechanism: Twin, Standard Bolt Capacity (in.): 9/16, Variable Speed: Yes

Native New Yorkers know to expect the unexpected, but who among them could've predicted that a man would stroll between the towers of the World Trade Center? French high-wire walker Philippe Petit did just that on August 7th, 1974. Petit's success may come as a foregone conclusion, but British filmmaker James Marsh's pulse-pounding documentary still plays more like a thriller than a non-fiction entry--in fact, it puts most thrillers to shame. Marsh (Wisconsin Death Trip, The King) starts by looking at Petit's previous stunts. First, he took on Paris's Notre Dame Cathedral, then Sydney's Harbour Bridge before honing in on the not-yet-completed WTC. The planning took years, and the prescient Petit filmed his meetings with accomplices in France and America. Marsh smoothly integrates this material with stylized re-enactments and new interviews in which participants emerge from the shadows as if to reveal deep, dark secrets which, in a way, they do, since Petit's plan was illegal, "but not wicked or mean." The director documents every step they took to circumvent security, protocol, and physics as if re-creating a classic Jules Dassin or Jean-Pierre Melville caper. Though still photographs capture the feat rather than video, the resulting images will surely blow as many minds now as they did in the 1970s when splashed all over the media. Not only did Petit walk, he danced and even lay down on the cable strung between the skyscrapers. Based on his 2002 memoir, Man on Wire defines the adjective "awe-inspiring." --Kathleen C. Fennessy

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Carnivàle doesn't waste any time making its--wildly ambitious--aims clear. As carnival manager Samson (Michael J. Anderson, Twin Peaks' diminutive backwards-talker) notes in pilot episode "Milfay," directed by Rodrigo García (son of Gabriel García Marquez), "To each generation [is] born a creature of light and a creature of darkness." With that the story begins. The year is 1934, the setting the Oklahoma dustbowl. In short order, Ben Hawkins (In the Bedroom's Nick Stahl) loses his mother and his home. He's poor, he's alone--he needs a job. So he joins Samson's carnival, en route to the West. Hawkins, naturally, is the good guy. Waiting for him in California is the not so good Brother Justin Crowe (Clancy Brown, The Shawshank Redemption), a fire and brimstone preacher with supernatural powers and a fiercely loyal sister (Amy Madigan). Hawkins, as it turns out, has similar powers.... Created by Daniel Knauf (Wolf Lake), Carnivàle feels like David Lynch (weird, slow, occasionally kinky), plays like American Gothic (Shaun Cassidy's cult series about a good kid and an evil sheriff), and looks like John Ford's Grapes of Wrath. It features one of television's most colorful casts of characters. They include Sophie (Clea DuVall), who reads fortunes--with her comatose mother's assistance, the vaguely sinister Lodz (Patrick Bauchau), blind absinthe-drinker and mentalist (he can see both the future and the past), and Ruthie (Adrienne Barbeau), snake charmer, strongman's mother, and all-around maternal figure. By the final episode of the season ("The Day That Was the Day"), also directed by García, one of these characters will be dead. Carnivàle won five richly deserved technical Emmys for its first year, including awards for cinematography and art direction. Like HBO's edgy Deadwood, it's period drama for people who don't normally like period drama. --Kathleen C. Fennessy

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