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Columbia Sportswear Women's Azuric Trail Running Shoe
List Price: $64.95
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The Azuric™ is perfect for the outdoor adventurer looking for a lighter shoe that delivers durability and traction with a more athletic silhouette. Low-profile and trail-tough, it takes cues from traditional running shoes including a full-length breathable mesh body with a TPU injected support cage on the upper for a great fit and lockdown...
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Timbuk2 Limited Edition Racing Stripe Messenger Bag Navy/Gunmetal/Blue
List Price: $99.99
Sale Price: $99.99
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Timbuk2 gives its Classic messenger bag a sweet new look with this Limited Edition Racing Stripe Messenger Bag in shades of blue with a touch of gray. You will still enjoy the Classic's styling, near-boundless cargo space, bomber construction, and a comfortable cross-shoulder strap...
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Nine West Women's Dahlia Athletic
List Price: $79.00
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There's no shopping spree, no brisk stroll, no marathon errands that the Dahlia Athletic shoe can't handle. This sporty slip-on is so fun and comfy to wear, you'll reach for it again and again. A lightweight mesh profile and generously cushy outsole support every step, while a futuristic see-through strap and cool logo detail add mod eye appeal.
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Ryka Women's Reform Athletic Toning Shoe
List Price: $115.00
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Walk your way to better fitness in the Reform Athletic shoe from Ryka. In addition to lightweight leather and nylon construction and secure, inset lacing, this sporty kick also features a specialized design that's made to strengthen and tone leg muscles and whose rounded outsole capitalizes on walking momentum, helping propel you forward with each step.
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Superfeet® Active Blue Insoles Blue, BLUE, E
List Price: $34.95
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Superfeet Active Blue Insoles keep you on your feet! The Superfeet Active Blue Capsule is a highly versatile Trim-to-Fit insole. Because it's a little thinner, it works well in most lower-volume casual and sport shoes (running, mountain biking and tennis), or when you can't remove the inner sole from shoes...
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St. Louis Blues Tickets - Blues Wins Make Fans Happy
Not everyone is on the ice lately for the Blues. But the roster list looks like forwards David Backes, Patrik Berglund, Brad Boyes, B.J. Crombeen, Dan Hinote, Cam Janssen, Paul Kariya, D.J. King, Jay McClement, Andy McDonald, T.J. Oshie, David Perron, Yan Stastny, Alexander Steen, Keith Tkachuk and Brad Winchester. Defensemen players include Eric Brewer, Carlo Colaiacovo, Barret Jackman, Erik Johnson, Jay McKee, Roman Polak, Tyson Strachan, Mike Weaver and Jeff Woywitka. Goalies are Manny Legace and Chris Mason. The bad news is that Polak, Brewer, McDonald and Kariya are currently in the injured reserves list. Making keen observations from the system standings are forward players Jay Barriball, Nicholas Drazenovic, Lars Eller, Travis Erstad, Matt Foy, Simon Hjalmarsson, Tomas Kana, Jori Lehtera, Nikolai Lemtyugov, Charles Linglet, James Livingston, Phillip McRae, Anthony Nigro, Trevor Nill, Cam Paddock, Aaron Palushaj, Chris Porter, Ryan Reaves, Steven Regier, Ian Schultz, Brett Sonne, Julian Talbot and Trent Whitfield. Defensemen players include Kristoffer Berglund, Ian Cole, Mark Cundari, Cade Fairchild, T.J. Fast, Alexander Hellstrom, Jonas Junland, Anthony Peluso, Alex Pietrangelo, Steve Wagner, David Warsofsky and Andy Wizniewski. Goalies include Jake Allen, Ben Bishop, Chris Holt, Paul Karpowich and Marek Schwarz. The Blues took home a win against the Blackhawks at their last game and have two more games at home against the Senators and Flyers to close out the month of January. In February, the Blues will host more games during the 2008-2009 season against the Oilers, Avalanche, Canucks, Blackhawks, Rangers and Predators. After that, the Blues will take to the road and hit the ice as visitors against the Red Wings, Blue Jackets, Predators, the Blue Jackets again, the Predators again, Stars and Coyotes. In March the Blues will stay on the road for games against the Lightning, Panthers, Oilers, Canucks, Flames, and Blue Jackets. At home, the Blues will host games against the Red Wings, Stars, Sharks, the Red Wings again, Wild, Kings, Canucks and Blue Jackets. By April, fans will have an idea of what the outcome will be for this season as the Blues play their last away games during the month against the Blackhawks, Red Wings, Stars, Coyotes and Avalanche. A home game against the Blue Jackets will be the only home game for the Blues in April. The final game of the season will be played on the road on Sunday, April 12, when the Blues take on the Avalanche. Coaching and training support members include head coach Andy Murray, assistant coach Ray Bennett, goaltending coach Rick Wamsley, assistant coach Brad Shaw, strength and conditioning coach Nelson Ayotte, video coach Scott Masters, athletic trainer Ray Barile, equipment manager Bert Godin, assistant equipment manager Steve Wissman, equipment assistant Ray Halle, massage therapist Jeffrey Wright, orthopedic surgeons Rick Wright/Matt Matava/Jerome Gilder, internists William Birenbaum and Aaron Birenbaum, neurosurgeon Ralph Dacey, general surgeon Michael Brunt, plastic surgeon Tom Francel, dentist Glenn Edwards, ophthalmologist Gill Grand, optometrist Rex Ghormley and oral surgeon Ken Kram. The Blues are currently ranked fourth in the western conference standings with a total of 42 points.
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