Football season will be here before you know it so why not get ready to party with your very own Ohio State Keg fridge!

This keg fridge was masterfully painted by yours truly and includes some equipment such as a slightly damaged pressure gauge, tubes, tap and some other keg related items.

Disclaimer - This keg fridge never got cold enough for me. But maybe you like your beer not to be ice cold or maybe you know how to fix fridges. If you do then this is what you have been looking for!

Also I have not opened the fridge in over a year so it is probably quite funky inside.

Call me today because this won't last long! 419-547-8127

Kitaeff, 2011. Excellent condition! Used for the law and psych class of TU's MSCJ forensic psych (1st semester) NOT FREE $75

medium sized fridge in GREAT condition. has a mini freezer and plenty of room for drinks, milk, food etc.

Good Condition

Matching couch and loveseat, green. Couches are in good condition; no tears or rips. Will only sell as a pair. $300 OBO.

Free! Need to pick-up by Feb. 15th.

Free! Need to pick-up by Feb. 15th.

32" Sony TV in good working condition (not a flat screen). Will take $50 OBO.

The washer is white and in good condition. Also, includes the matching dryer, which is not currently working. Can take as a pair or separately.

Needed for ENG 142. Good condition, no marks inside book, covers are a bit warped but not torn.

Book used for Tiffin's MSCJ forensic psych semester 1 (fall) victimology class...also used in victimology undergraduate class!!!

It is absolutely brand new! Never been out of the wrapper and is a Genine leather Red case for the iPad 2. Features the sleep/ wake function were the Case has a magnetic force that shuts off or turns on the screen automatically upon opening and closing. Also features a soft microfiber interior with a place where you can hold the iPad securely! Best buy for your iPad 2!!!!

1.7 Cu. Refrigerator one year warranty included

Hi there!

My roommate and I are currently looking for a 3rd roommate for our house near TU's campus. The house is located on Hall Street. It's about an 8 to 10 minute walk to campus. Rent is $235 monthly which includes utilities except trash and Internet. It's a nice size house, in great condition with 3 bedrooms and 1 1/2 bath and washer and dyer.

If interested or you know someone that might be please send me an email or call or text me at 419.310.0092!

Thanks,Caitie

This book is for MGT 505 (Fundamentals Of Business Enterprise) and 506 (Fundamentals Of Quantative Business Methods). The ISBN number is 007337699. The price listed is negotiable. Make me an offer and we will go from there. I'm a student and employee at Tiffin and am on campus. My office number is 419-448-3023 and my office is in Gillmor. Ask for Mike.

I have a Dell Tower and a Monitor two speakers with a base and a mouse and also a keyboard and a video camera. I am selling it for $60.00 or best offer. The tower is in great condition as is the rest of the things. Everything is in working order.

2008 Artic Cat 366 4x4. Air cooled 366, single cylinder, SOHC, 4 stroke engine with automatic transmission. Front brush guard, 2" receiver, utility racks on front and rear. 1,835 miles. Very nice. Priced to sell. A great buy.

International edition (same content as regular version). Very good condition.

International edition (same content as the other version). Very good condition.

Used. very good condition. May not include cdroom or access codes.

Like new Fuji-film s1800 digital camera. I've owned the camera for less than a year and have only used it a hand full of times. It shoots great and I love the panoramas it creates. I just don't use it much any more and could use some extra cash. It will ship in the original box with a few accessories that it came with, along with a very nice bag, and an 8GB memory card. The card is capable of holding 1500 photos or around a half hour of HD 720p video.

Windows and Mac compatible.

Review by Amazon:

Logitech is touting an advancement in comfort and usability design with its ergonomic, cross-platform Cordless Wave keyboard. There might be some marketing hyperbole to this claim, but after a week of typing with the Wave, I'm not sure that I could live without it. (This Cordless Desktop Wave also includes the ambidextrous LX8 scroller laser mouse.)

Like other ergonomic keyboards, the Wave includes an elevated palm rest, though not as extreme as the platforms of old. It's also covered in a lightly padded vinyl upholstery that feels soft yet firm under the wrist, as well as a Goldilocks amount of tackiness (i.e., not too slippery, not sticky, just right). The keys are also positioned in a gentle U-shaped arc that nearly escapes the eye, but is apparent once you set your wrists down and start typing.

But the biggest design innovation that the Wave introduces comes from its name--the keys undulate across the board in a wave-shaped contour that mimics the changing lengths in your own digits. The keys are at their highest on the outside at the A and Enter keys (which, if you're a touch typist, is where your little fingers are positioned), and the keys trough to their lowest point at D and K (where the longer middle finger resides) before rising slightly at the G and H keys. The keys have a maximum distance variation of 4mm, and the spacebar mimics the wave contour of the keyboard design.

As someone who writes for a living, my computer keyboard is one of the most important tools I have and one that I'm connected to for hours every day. I've gone through many models over the years to get just the right one, and I currently use the Matias Tactile Pro on my Mac as it provides some of the best keystroke feedback I've found (which is the polar opposite to the frustratingly squishy keyboards that came with my HP and Apple PCs).

While the rolling contour of the keyboard layout was barely perceptible, my fingertips took to the Wave easily. It felt like each key was indeed designed specifically to fit the finger that was mapped to tap it. And the keys combine a springy action with a final tap that's not too loud, but both tactile and audible enough for instant feedback. As my week of testing progressed and my fingers grew more accustomed to the Wave, I actually felt as if my typing was both more accurate than on the Tactile Pro as well as a touch faster.

From an ergonomic standpoint, the Wave's gradual curve isn't immediately noticeable, but after a few days I found my elbows weren't hunched next to my body as they were with the straight keyboard, freeing both wrists and shoulders from strain. That said, if you require more substantial ergonomics for your typing (such as the curve and height of the Microsoft Natural), you might be disappointed by the relative flatness of the Wave.

The Wave has a fairly standard extended keyboard design, with one change that I cheered but could easily be jeered by others. The Home/Delete/End/Page Up & Down keys is switched to a vertical orientation, and the bane of my typing life--the Insert key (also the Help key on the Mac), which I often hit mistakenly when hunting for the Delete key--has been moved up (moving into the Scroll Lock key position) and replaced by an elongated Delete key. Another handy feature is onscreen notification of when you hit the Caps Lock key (another one of my touch typing transgressions).

The keyboard is supplemented by a plethora of system-specific feature buttons--including Flip 3D, Gadgets and Media Center in Windows Vista (aka, Expose, Dashboard, and Front Row on the Mac)--as well as quick access to your selected audio program and full playback controls (including volume). All functions can be customized using the included Logitech Setpoint utility (or Control Center within the Mac's System Preferences).

The Desktop Wave package is completed with the inclusion of the symmetrically designed LX8 laser scroller mouse, which can be used by either righties or lefties. The comfortably curved sides are supplemented by a rubbery finish that's easily gripped. It's more compact than the Microsoft Intellimouse we've been using, though just a bit heftier. That said, it glided easily over our desk's surface and was very precise once we configured the tracking speed. Both mouse and keyboard connect to your PC via a wireless USB dongle that looks like a flash thumbdrive. Its small size makes it easy to pack along with the mouse for work while on the go, and it also comes with a dock for desktop use. Both mouse and keyboard are powered by two AA batteries.

When I began reviewing the Cordless Wave, I wasn't looking for a new keyboard. But thanks to its excellent typing action, unique comfort features--from the contoured design of the keys to the padded wrist rest--and the plethora of customizable functions right at the tip of the finger, it's time to part ways with my old keyboard. --Agen G.N. Schmitz

Product DescriptionLogitech Cordless Desktop Wave Get things done with the comfort and ease that the Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave provides! Uniform-size keys hug your fingers while the curved keyboard is ergonomically designed for the correct hand position. The high-performance laser mouse has been built to meet comfort standards as well. Its contoured sides and soft rubber grips allow for precision and control like never before! Specifications Device Type: Wireless Mouse Connection Type: USB Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous Tracking Method: Laser Keyboard Type: Wireless Connection Type: USB

Technical Details

Wave key design: Contoured, wave-shaped key design conforms naturally to your fingers.

Constant Curve design: A curved profile and uniform-size keys promote an ergonomically correct, more comfortable hand position.

Cushioned, contoured palm rest: The soft surface encourages a relaxed position for long typing sessions.

Easy access to Windows Vista: Large, one-touch controls give you direct access to key Windows Vista features

Longer battery life: Enjoy extended battery life--up to 15 months for the keyboard and 6 months for the mouse.

By Ann Raimes.

Product information from Amazon:

Keys for Writers is the most accessible, user-friendly handbook in the tabbed, comb-bound market. With a simple tabbing system (five red tabs for the writing process and research, and five gold tabs for sentence-level lessons), thorough and concise coverage of grammar, and an easy-to-read format, Keys for Writers is a valuable resource to students in all disciplines throughout their college careers. The Fifth Edition features enhanced discussion of plagiarism (and how to avoid it), expanded argument coverage, a full literature paper, two-page "Source Shots" that visually demonstrate to students where to find citation information in different kinds of publications, and even more discussion of evaluating online sources and writing in and for online environments. An emphasis on critical reading and critical thinking appears throughout discussions of the writing process, argument, and research. Superior coverage of style includes the popular "5 C's of Style"--Cut, Check for Action, Connect, Commit, and Choose the Best Words--which helps students submit their best work.

By Mary W. George.

Review from Amazon:

ReviewGeorge (reference, Princeton Univ. Lib.) has created a research guide for undergraduates. While the focus is on library research, George also briefly covers other methods of research students will encounter in college, such as experimental, field, and observational. The author makes excellent use of checklists and charts, along with 15 'Mary's Maxims' (e.g., 'Don't Settle for What's Handy') to highlight the steps students should take in the research process, as well as explaining important key research terms and how to evaluate sources. The book includes four appendixes, two of which, 'Research Timelines' and 'Questions To Ask Your Instructor,' would be extremely useful for students who are feeling overwhelmed by the research process. While aimed toward students, especially those inexperienced in the research process, the book would also be helpful for any librarians teaching introduction to research courses at their institutions. Recommended for high school and college libraries. -- Julie Elliott, Library Journal

Diving into research can be a daunting task, whether the quest for information is conducted by a first-year undergraduate or an experienced graduate student. Realizing that professors may assume a higher level of research proficiency in their students than exists in reality, George offers a fresh, comprehensive, enjoyable discussion for readers of all levels and abilities. . . . Engaging in successful research may be difficult for a novice, but readers of this work will possess a new confidence as they work through their undergraduate or graduate coursework. -- C.D. Vidas, Choice

Mary W. George has succeeded at describing the elements of library research in this monograph. She avoids overwhelming the reader with a list of specific titles to consult in each area of research, and instead encourages beginning researchers to dive into the process, take good notes, and produce a well-researched project. Overall, this book is a well-written and well-organized guide for how to turn curiosity into research and learning. -- Margie Ruppel, Journal of Academic Librarianship

Written with the student in mind, this volume covers the basic steps involved in library research and will prove to be an excellent resource for both teacher and student. The teacher, whose responsibility it is to provide consistent direction and research evaluation will particularly find this volume a useful tool. The introduction is clearly written and in an instructional style beneficial to both teacher and student. . . . Coupled with a glossary of library research terms, a selected bibliography, and a useful index, this volume will prove a valuable tool for educators for many years. -- Joseph P. Hester, American Reference Books Annual

By Thomas C. Foster.

What does it mean when a fictional hero takes a journey?. Shares a meal? Gets drenched in a sudden rain shower? Often, there is much more going on in a novel or poem than is readily visible on the surface -- a symbol, maybe, that remains elusive, or an unexpected twist on a character -- and there's that sneaking suspicion that the deeper meaning of a literary text keeps escaping you.

In this practical and amusing guide to literature, Thomas C. Foster shows how easy and gratifying it is to unlock those hidden truths, and to discover a world where a road leads to a quest; a shared meal may signify a communion; and rain, whether cleansing or destructive, is never just rain. Ranging from major themes to literary models, narrative devices, and form, How to Read Literature Like a Professor is the perfect companion for making your reading experience more enriching, satisfying, and fun.

Works Great!

Works Great! Epson printer scanner.

7.2 black and decker fridge. Great for dorms or bedrooms!

Purple Cover , Flag GOing Around Front and back..

I am selling everything pictured below. Tank is about 1 year old, I recently upgraded to a bigger tank. The only thing you will need is a hood from Walmart for about $20. I am including a bag of gravel that definitely has enough to cover the bottom, a pump, filter with a few extra filter replacements, and tubing for the pump. Its a good deal for a first time fish owner as you will get just about everything to get you started. I am asking 35 or best offer. Thanks for checking it out! I can email more pictures if you need them.