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REMOTE CONTROL UNIVERSAL DESIGN Featuring inputs to trigger custom presets, you can access all of your Air Command presets via remote. Simply assign presets to different inputs, and you can easily raise and lower your vehicles air bag system from a distance with most remote controls. PROGRAMMABLE PRESETS Air Command features 8 programmable presets, allowing you to save and recall your finely tuned settings. Create settings for different situations and events, then recall them easily with the push of a button! Suspension control with remarkable ease! LUMINESCENT SYSTEM The Air Command controller has a lighting system that is built into its interface to allow you to view the controls at any time of the day. Illuminate the console at night to control the settings of the air bag suspension control of your vehicle! BUILT-IN PUMP CONTROL Air Command features on-demand air pump control giving you the on-the-fly ability to raise or lower your ride! Let Air Command's digital interface and easy to use GUI guide you through the process. FULLY ADJUSTABLE Complete control! Thanks to its digital interface and independent bag control, Air Command makes your air bag system fully adjustable. Now you can raise and lower individual bags, front and rear bags separately, or all of them at once!

Disney's 101 Dalmations Portable Cassette Player with plush headphones.

Diecast Body Opening Hood Detailed Interior Rubber Tires Steerable Wheels Perfectly modeled engine Accurate Gauges and dash inside Dimensions L-7.5 (Approximate) H-3-25 (Approximate) W-3-5 (Approximate)

Contains 36 natural blocks and 14 color blocks. The set reinforces creativity, expands children's thinking ability and stimulates imagination.Playtime Ideas:Children learn to differentiate the various shapes and colors of blocks as well as count and group the pieces accordingly. Encourages children to create designs which will help to stimulate their imagination, creativity and planning skills.Children can make designs using the blocks to build a castle, town, or anything that strikes their imagination.

The Playground set has 4 functions within 3 units; swing and slider, seesaw, and sandbox with a bucket.

Before man ventured into space, Walt Disney took the nation there. This set of the "Walt Disney Treasures" consists of "Science Factual" shows that aired mostly in the 1950s. On the first disc, Ward Kimball, one of the company's ace animators, directs three 50-minute segments on space travel dealing with space flight, going to the moon, and going to Mars. A combination of lecture (by the tops in the field, including lead rocket designer Dr. Werner von Braun), animation, live-action segments, and models, the three segments are still relevant as they effortlessly teach such elements as why rockets are in stages, what is gravitational force, orbiting, air pressure, and even the psychological effects on the mind. It is impressive how easily these "Tomorrowland" features entertain audiences of all ages. Of course, some of the details are wrong, but the wonder is not, and the final segment--a most poetic survey about what life might be like on Mars--illustrates Disney animated magic at its best. \n The second disc takes on weather reporting (including a James Bond-ish way of changing the weather), how satellites work, and the touchstone 1958 short "Our Friend the Atom," a staple of explaining the world of atomic energy. Shown for the first time in its entirety is an informative pitch for EPCOT. It's not a version of the theme park now in Florida, but Walt Disney's lyrical vision of a city of the future, a dream never realized with his death two months after filming in 1966. Leonard Maltin introduces each segment, putting it in historical context and noting some political incorrectness and oversights, like atomic energy having no downside. The programs still entertainingly show the promises of the future: humans on Mars seem so tangible, even though the space program lost its way in the forthcoming decades. "--Doug Thomas"

Before man ventured into space, Walt Disney took the nation there. This set of the Walt Disney Treasures consists of "Science Factual" shows that aired mostly in the 1950s. On the first disc, Ward Kimball, one of the company's ace animators, directs three 50-minute segments on space travel dealing with space flight, going to the moon, and going to Mars. A combination of lecture (by the tops in the field, including lead rocket designer Dr. Werner von Braun), animation, live-action segments, and models, the three segments are still relevant as they effortlessly teach such elements as why rockets are in stages, what is gravitational force, orbiting, air pressure, and even the psychological effects on the mind. It is impressive how easily these Tomorrowland features entertain audiences of all ages. Of course, some of the details are wrong, but the wonder is not, and the final segment--a most poetic survey about what life might be like on Mars--illustrates Disney animated magic at its best. The second disc takes on weather reporting (including a James Bond-ish way of changing the weather), how satellites work, and the touchstone 1958 short "Our Friend the Atom," a staple of explaining the world of atomic energy. Shown for the first time in its entirety is an informative pitch for EPCOT. It's not a version of the theme park now in Florida, but Walt Disney's lyrical vision of a city of the future, a dream never realized with his death two months after filming in 1966. Leonard Maltin introduces each segment, putting it in historical context and noting some political incorrectness and oversights, like atomic energy having no downside. The programs still entertainingly show the promises of the future: humans on Mars seem so tangible, even though the space program lost its way in the forthcoming decades. --Doug Thomas

Children can dress the 2 figure with the 2 sided fabrics using the rope or button function to form 4 different safari animals- leopard, deer, tiger and zebra. The head can move up-down and the neck can rotate. Children will have fun dressing up the animals along with practicing buttoning and tying which are an essential skill in daily life also helping to develop fine motor skill a and eye-hand co-ordination. Parents can teach children about the habitat, food of these animals or other animals through this set helping to enhance their knowledge. Children can dress the animal, tell stories or role play with others helping develop language and social skill. Parents should praise children when they can do it and advice if they are not able to do so. Manufacturer Item Number: 5151

Feel like a change of pace? Why not race British cars instead of the typical American race cars in Classic British Motor Racing for Nintendo Wii. With the optional Wii Wheel, you'll feel like you're actually racing through London. There's an amazing range of high performance classic cars to choose from including Austin Mini, Austin-Healy, MG, Rover and Triumph. Each car is accurately recreated under license and features the real handling characteristics of the vehicles. This is your chance to own and drive a piece of British Motor Racing heritage.