Mountain High

Schwinn High Timber Women's Mountain Bike (26-Inch Wheels, Matte Light Blue)
$229.99
Hard to tell if this is a good ride or not. It came without pedals or front wheel hubs. So, no place to put the feet and no way to attach the front wheel. Goodness knows what other parts are missing. Very disappointing from a company that made the wonderful bikes of my childhood

3 Ninjas - High Noon on Mega Mountain
$9.95

First of all, to all these negative reviews. Have you seen this movie? It is without a doubt the greatest three ninjas movie if not the greatest movie ever created. Me and my friends stayed up all night drinking soda and eating pizza and watched this movie like nine times. There were three of us, so subsequently we each had a role in the movie and acted out the whole movie. I had my uncle charlie play the role of hulk hogan. I don't understand why people hate it so much. The acting is great, Sam Douglas plays the socks off that F.B.I agent. Dwayne Carrington kills the role of the Jamaican computer programmer. The special effects were insane!!! Did you not see the people stuck upside down on that roller coaster?!?! The fight scenes were so intense. It sounds difficult to show a 4 year old baby like Tum Tum beat up a grown man, never less a ninja. But Sean McNamara, the movies director completely nails it. I'm getting goose bumps just thinking about it. Buy like nine copies of this movie, and give them as gifts. You wont regret it. GO DAVE DRAGON!!

Rocky Mountain High Technology Directory
$169.00
A comprehensive reference tool for those interested in high tech research and development and high tech manufacturing firms in the Rocky Mountain Region. Profiles for 6,175 high technology companies in Arizona, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah and Wyoming.

Halfway to Heaven: My White-knuckled--and Knuckleheaded--Quest for the Rocky Mountain High
$26.00
As a native of Colorado who has climbed only three of the fourteeners, but has a son who has climbed all the fourteeners I wanted to read HALFWAY TO HEAVEN. I was not disapointed. It's not a book telling you how to climb the peaks but a diary of one common man's struggle to climb all of Colorado's fourteeners. The author does this with humor. I loved the book and bought it for my son so he could compare the author's struggle with his own.