Skull jar set two

Mega Bloks First Builders Cookie Jar Baking Set Building Kit Product Description Serve up sweet surprises with the Cookie Jar Baking Set By Mega Bloks! Featuring two ways to play, this set lets your little one be the baker when they use the included blocks and special parts to mix a batch of cookies and then decorate them! Turn the cookie jar into a mixing bowl when you use the spoon to stir in blocks featuring special ingredient-themed decoration. There's even an egg to crack! Next, learn self-expression and build motor skills when you make your own tasty creations, using the stackable pieces to add icing and sprinkles to the cookies. Flip over the cookie jar and use it as a display case to show off your treats. Then, share with friends before putting all your cookies away in the cookie jar for later! Ideal for ages 1 to 5.Serve up sweet surprises with the Cookie Jar Baking Set 2-in-1 cookie jar transforms into baking set with mixing bowl and display case 21-piece set includes blocks, special parts, spoon, stackable cookies, and decorations Hands-on play for early childhood development Combine with other Mega Bloks preschool toys and build them up! Our Guarantee to You We guarantee the utmost in Quality, Authenticity and Customer Satisfaction All our Items are Brand New and 100% Authentic with Original Box and Papers Price Beat or Match, if we can't (which is hardly ever), we will give you R150 off your next order with us. At these prices stocks are very limited, so order now to avoid disappointment Please view our other listings HERE Looking for something that we have not listed. Let us know - Will will get the best price for you

These adorable barnyard buddies come in six shapes, six colors and two sizes. Both mama and baby animals are made of soft rubber and measure 1"- 1"High. Set of 144 is packaged in a sturdy reusable storage bucket. Set of 144.

Attention: The Color of this item is changed to Light Blue.Please make sure you know before you bid. Thank you very much! Item Description: 1.The two plates are supported in two rigid uprights and driven by belt in opposite direction. 2.They are heavy, high resistance plastic with sectors of aluminium sheet. 3.Two leyden jars (condensers) made form corning glass and aluminium foil. 4.The whole body is mounted on a plastic base nicely polished. Specification: Size(Length x Width x Height): 28.5 x 20 x 33cm Disk Dia.: 24cm Package incluldes: 1 x Electrostatic Generator Principle: The operating principle of the machine is based on two counter-rotating disks made of insulating material. Each disk has several metal segments attached to it, called sectors. As the sectors pass one another, they induce a charge imbalance on one another. This imbalance is drained off at the collecting electrodes. Construction: A number of metal foil sectors are pasted on an acrylic disc. Two set of brushes are mounted on the charge collectors - one on the front and another on rear disc. When the discs are rotated, the brushes collect the electrostatic charge of the metal foil which is transferred and stored in the Leyden jar capacitor. When a very high voltage is achieved, electrostatic breakdown occurs and spark between the electrodes is seen and heard. Setup: 1.Set the gap between the two electrodes to about 1-2 inches 2.Rotate the handle slowly at first and increase the rotation. 3.Once the voltage of the capacitor is enough to overcome electrostatic breakdown at the electrodes, discharge will take place and spark is seen or heard. 4.After completing the experiment, discharge across the electrodes, and then across both capacitors using the metal "Y" handle. Precautions: 1. As machine generates high voltage, do not touch the metal parts while operating the machine. 2. Remember to discharge across the electrodes with metal “Y” handle after completing the experiment. 3. Do not rotate the handle too vigorously as the pulley system may get damaged. 4. If the spark is not seen or heard, check it up for moisture entrapping into brushes. The machine may be kept in the sun or near some heating device to remove the moisture

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 13 working days Petr Cech arrived in for £7 million, more than all the past goalkeepers in Chelsea history combined, with the task of challenging established number one Carlo Cudicini. He immediately caught the eye with his height, incredible reaction speed and confidence in leaving his goal-line and began his Chelsea career as Jose Mourinho's first choice. He had to be good to keep Cudicini out. A clean-sheet laden first season at Stamford Bridge was statistically the most accomplished by any Chelsea keeper - a run of minutes without conceding a goal between December and March set a new English top flight record. By the end of that season he had his first championship medal plus records for the fewest goals conceded and most clean sheets in an English top-flight season, recognised with the award of the Barclays Golden Gloves for . Though the version of the Chelsea defence was never quite as watertight as the season before, Petr continued to excel and was a major force in capturing a consecutive Premiership title. Serious injury in October cast big doubts over the future of his career, but Petr overcame a fractured skull that had required immediate surgery, 30 stitches and much rest to return just three months later. Within weeks he had recorded a seven-game run for club and country without conceding a goal, all while sporting the skull protection that has become a trade mark, and he ended the season with both domestic cups. Injuries took their toll again during , and change of management brought a change of goalkeeping coach - Christophe Lollichon, his coach at former club Rennes, joined the Blues - as Silvino Louro left with Mourinho. Despite calf, hip and facial afflictions, 6ft 4in Petr was there as we reached the Champions League Final in Moscow, making a string of vital saves before we were eventually beaten on penalties by Manchester United - his save from Cristiano Ronaldo in the shootout proving academic. After a typically consistent opening to the campaign, Petr's form, and those in front of him, took a dip around Christmas and new manager Luiz Felipe Scolari experimented with a set-piece zonal marking system which contributed to points being lost against Fulham and Manchester United, while we were nearly embarrassed in the FA Cup by Southend and then Ipswich. Scolari's exit brought about an improvement in form under Guus Hiddink, the highlight of Petr's season coming in the Camp Nou as Barcelona were kept at bay, important saves made against Samuel Eto'o and Alex Hleb. For the first season in three there were no major injury problems, with 35 Premier League appearances and an ever-present record in the Champions League. In Petr further enhanced his own reputation with a solid season and a major contribution towards a first Premier League and FA Cup Double. Individual errors were reduced, though a couple of mishaps occurred at Stoke and Aston Villa, but Petr bounced back to concede just two more in the next eight games as we entered the Christmas period on top of the league, and while a calf injury at the San Siro prevented him from participating in our Champions League second-leg defeat against Inter, causing him to miss five games, he returned for the run-in and had a big say in the direction the silverware went, earning the Premier League's Golden Glove on the final day of the season with his 17th clean sheet from 34 games. Petr kept perhaps his best for last. In the FA Cup Final he first pulled off an amazing instinctive save to prevent Frederic Piquionne from opening the scoring, and then kept out Kevin-Prince Boateng's spot-kick with his feet, moments before Didier Drogba went up the other end and scored a superb free-kick. Cech's next campaign began with a calf strain in pre-season, but he returned in time for the first league game and he would be an ever-present, surpassing the 300-appearance mark. He has since become Chelsea's highest appearing foreign player, going past Gianfranco Zola's 312. At the end of the season he was voted Chelsea's Player of the Year for the first time. A knee injury hampered the early stages of causing him to miss two games, but he was soon back between the sticks, though facing criticism with goals flying past him. He was beaten five times by Arsenal in late October, the first time we had conceded as many since , but if anyone has the strength of character to deal with such issues it is Cech, and he kept a clean sheet at Blackburn on Bonfire Night despite sustaining a broken nose in the early stages of the game, after a collision with his own defender Ashley Cole. Pre-Chelsea A precocious talent, Petr built his reputation at Sparta Prague where at the age of 19 he broke the national record for the longest spell without conceding a goal. Equally hard to beat in the Champions League, over minutes in all competitions passed without a goal. That earned a move to Rennes in France where midway through his second season he agreed to join Chelsea for the next campaign on a five-year contract. International Career At Under 21 international level Petr was a major factor in the crowning of the Czech Republic as European Champions while at senior level, Euro brought five clean sheets, a semi-final and a place in Uefa's all-star squad of the tournament. His reputation on the international stage continued to grow and he represented his country at both the World Cup in , Czech Republic's first since splitting with Slovakia in , and Euro , where it was his unfortunate late error in the group stages that saw his country eliminated. He bounced back to be named Czech Footballer of the Year for the fifth time in and although they failed to qualify for South Africa , Petr continues as team captain.