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Chase's Calendar of Events 2010 $74.95 Chase's Calendar of Events 2010 |
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Polestar Family 2010 Calendar $14.35 Polestar Family 2010 Calendar |
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Dusky Meadow 2010 Calendar $9.69 Dusky Meadow 2010 Calendar |
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Go Vegan! 2010 Calendar $11.96 Go Vegan! 2010 Calendar |
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Tennis 2012 Wall Calendar $13.99 The only calendar to feature photographs of the top players in the world, Tennis: The 2012 US Open 2012 Wall Calendar is a must-have for every fan. The calendar includes dramatic full-page action photographs of the sport's biggest stars, including Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, Caroline Wozniac |
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Western Film Classics 2010 Calendar [4 Discs] $14.39 Western Film Classics 2010 Calendar [4 Discs] |
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Musicals Film Classics 2010 Calendar [4 Discs] $14.27 Musicals Film Classics 2010 Calendar [4 Discs] |
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Romance Film Classics 2010 Calendar [4 Discs] $17.23 Romance Film Classics 2010 Calendar [4 Discs] |
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Tennis 2012 Wall Calendar (9789085182887) $13.95 It is believed that Major Wingfield invented lawn tennis in 1873 at a garden party in Wales. The men wore long sleeved shirts and trousers, while women wore full-length dresses. This calendar shows vintage posters and illustrations that reflect the appeal and popularity th |
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Tennis Magazine March 2010 $5.95 Tennis Magazine March 2010 The Sophomore - She's played America's sweetheart. What will Melanie Oudin do for a second act? By Sarah Unke The 10 Biggest Instruction Myths - Those tips you've heard for years? Forget them. We give you some new and improved advice. By Rick Macci The Party Crasher - Robin Soderling changed history last year. Can the sometimes surly Swede do it again? By Tom Perrotta A Game No One Can Lose - The only sure things in life are death and taxes. In tennis, there's one more. By Stephen Tignor The 10 Best Tournaments You've Never Been To - Want some food and culture with your tennis? Join the pros at one of these destinations. Freeze Frame - Kim Clijsters shows you her slice. By Tracy Austin How To - Run around your backhand. By Ajay Pant Mind Game - Slay your club's Goliath. By Allen Fox, Ph.D. Gear - these aren't your father's junior racquets. By Bill Gray Health & Fitness - The sports drink for you; breath easily; protect your Achilles, more. |
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Tennis Ball Collage skin for Apple TV (2010) $14.99 Tennis Ball Collage skin by Skinit.com. Fits Apple TV (2010). View this and other covers, skins & case accessories at Skinit. |
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A Pink Tennis Ball skin for Apple TV (2010) $14.99 A Pink Tennis Ball skin by Skinit.com. Fits Apple TV (2010). View this and other covers, skins & case accessories at Skinit. |
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Classic Blues Artwork from the 1920's: 2010 Calendar $9.48 Classic Blues Artwork from the 1920's: 2010 Calendar |
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Sci-Fi Film Classics 2010 Calendar [4 Discs] $14.34 Sci-Fi Film Classics 2010 Calendar [4 Discs] |
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Tennis Magazine June 2010 $5.95 Tennis Magazine June 2010 French Open Preview Playing to His Strength - Rafael Nadal had a tough 2009. Can he get his winning aura back in time to reclaim the Roland Garros crown? By Stephen Tignor Dead Red - Five questions will be asking when the pros get to Paris. By Stephen Tignor She's Working on It - Svetlana Kuznetsova isn't perfect, but she isn't worried, either. By Cindy Shmerler Crowd Displeasers - Six ways to rile up a French crowd. By Christopher Clarey Death Match - The curse of the 2004 Roland Garros final. By Douglas Robson Ten Matches to Borg - How a club player landed in the French Open qualies. By Mike Yorkey The Silent Boom - Is the current tennis boom hype or the real thing? By Tom Perrotta How to - Slide and slice on clay. By Katrina Adams Great Shots - Victoria Azarenka's unique two-handed backhand. By Tracy Austin Five Minutes with Nick - What not to do in a match. By Nick Bollettieri Mind Game - Get over your stroke phobia. By Allen Fox, Ph.D. Health & Fitness - Five steps to faster feet. By Alyssa Shaffer |
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Tennis Magazine April 2010 $5.95 Tennis Magazine April 2010 The Gear Guide The '10 Racquet Guide - Should you jump on the hybrid bandwagon? We did the testing to help you find out. Plus: How the pros trick out their sticks, and what you can learn from a wood frame. By Bill Gray Looking for a Clue - Nicole Vaidisova was once ranked No. 7 in the world. Now she's out of the Top 150. What happened to this sure-shot prodigy? By Peter Bodo Tennis on Old Tobacco Road - The game has found an unlikely home in the hills of North Carolina. By Ross Kenneth Urken Hitting Their Strides - By winning in Melbourne, Roger Federer and Serena Williams showed that change is going to have to wait a little longer on both tours. By Stephen Tignor Double Clinic - A new ready postion will help you with hard-hit returns. By Roy Barth Great Shots - Samantha Stosur's powerful kick serve. By Lindsay Davenport 5 Minutes with Nick - Why you can't live without a slice backhand. By Nick Bollettieri Health & Fitness - The best ways to boost your metabolism. By Alyssa Shaffer |
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Tennis Magazine May 2010 $5.95 Tennis Magazine May 2010 Justine, The Sequel - Can Justine Henin find peace on a tennis court? By Abigail Lorge How to Play the Score - We show you what to do and when to do it, from first point to last. By Brad Gilbert Tall Ball - The men's game is looking up. By Asad Raza I Against I - Sometimes the biggest rivalry is the one in your mind. By James Martin Big Shot - After 50 years in the game, the mogul of this month's Madrid Open is still making things happen. By Peter Bodo Freeze Frame - Andy Murray's lethal backhand return. By Rick Macci Doubles - A drill to improve your movement on volleys. By Greg Moran Mind Game - How to get over a crushing loss. By Allen Fox, Ph.D. Health & Fitness - Nine ways to get fit for the new season. Plus: Coming back after a hip replacement. Gear - Seven new shoes reviewed. By Bill Gray |
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Make Your Own Calendar 2010 $9.99 Now in its 18th year, Make Your Own Calendar continues to be one of the most popular and affordable of its kind on the market... |
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Tennis Magazine Jan/Feb 2010 $5.95 Tennis Magazine Jan/Feb 2010 2009 in Review Player of the Year - Roger Federer. In 2009, he showed us the passions of a champion. By Stephen Tignor Aces & Faults - We look back at the best and worst, the wild and the wooly, from the sport's last 12 months. Caught in the Crossfire - Tennis crossed paths with politics in 2009 in ways old and new. By Stephen Tignor Game Changers - We may see a whole new port in 2010. Here's what to look for. By Tom Perrotta Doubles Clinic - A new version of the I formation - By Ken DeHart Great Shots - Fernando Verdasco's topspin forehand. By Paul Annacone 5 minutes with Nick - Don't fear the double fault. By Nick Bollettieri Health & Fitness - Six foods that can boost, or bring down, your game. By Genevieve P. Charet Gear - The Pros' secret weapon. By Bill Gray |
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Tennis Magazine November/December 2010 $5.95 Tennis Magazine November/December 2010 Aces & Faults - Our annual round-up of the best moments and biggest blunders from the last 12 months in tennis. Player of the Year: Rafael Nadal - He's been at the top of the game for years, but in 2010 the Spaniard overcame adversity and showed the depth of his passion of the sport. By Stephen Tignor Newcomer of the Year - Money and vision are the two things every sport can use more of. Tennis got a lot more of both in 2010 from Oracle founder and new Indian Wells owner Larry Ellison. By Peter Bodo The 10 Commandments of Doubles - Whatever your level as a team, there are certain fundamental axioms of doubles that you can never forget. Learn them here. By Katrina Adams The Old Heave-Ho - Throwing your racquet may be ugly and ungentlemanly. But it can feel pretty good, too. By Stephen Tignor Top 50 U.S. Tennis Resorts - You only have so many changes at the perfect tennis vacation. Let us show you where you can play in paradise. By Ian Keown 5 Minutes with Nick - Tips for the perfect service toss. By Nick Bollettieri Great Shots - We break down Tomas Berdych's lethal forehand approach. Gear - A classic racquet brand returns with a new set of sticks, and a new way to tweak them. Plus: Three new high-end sneakers put to the test. By David G. Sharnoff and David Cota |
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