The Stumpjumper Trail Crew is the most honest, real, and legit way we could think of to get the word out about the new 2010 Stumpjumper FSR: leave it up to actual riders to go ride, and then share their actual stories. The 1981 introduction of the Stumpjumper established Specialized as a top-seller in bike shops, where it ranks with other big manufacturers, such as Trek, for high-end cycles. The company also makes road bikes, commuter/city bikes, children's bikes, and BMX bikes. In addition to cycles, Specialized produces apparel and shoes, bags, eyewear, helmets, and bicycling parts and accessories, including crank sets, saddles, and mountable computers.

There's more than seven years of bad luck if you break a Barovier&Toso. Barovier&Toso's a leading glassware maker that creates designer vases, chandeliers, and light fixtures. Barovier&Toso works with architectural types to produce custom-made pieces -- supplying hotels, public buildings, and more. Barovier&Toso's main showroom is in Milan. It also has franchised showrooms in Hong Kong, the Philippines, and Tokyo. The Barovier family, which has produced glassware for centuries, merged its business with the Toso family's (fellow glassmakers on the island of Murano) in 1936. Its history reaches back so far that the Guinness Book of World Records named the Baroviers as being the oldest family of glassmakers in the world.

Klipsch, one of the first U.S. loudspeaker companies, has been building premium speakers since 1946. When Paul W. Klipsch—one of America’s most celebrated audio pioneers and Engineering and Science Hall of Fame inductee—founded Klipsch & Associates, he was hand-building every speaker inside a tin shed in Hope, Arkansas.Paul Klipsch was a relentless perfectionist who spearheaded the Hi-Fi movement with the company’s foundation product: the Klipschorn®. A true music lover, Paul’s ultimate goal was to reproduce the dynamics and excitement of a live orchestra performance in his living room.

At Drum Workshop, The Drummer’s Choice® is more than a slogan, it’s a fact. After more than thirty years of innovation and tireless dedication to improving the way drum products are made, DW drums, pedals and hardware are the standard by which all others are measured. To get here, it takes more than a working knowledge of the instrument or a few good ideas; it takes a true passion for designing and manufacturing the very best.Three years later, DW introduced a double bass drum pedal that incorporated a unique linkage with universal joints. DW’s 5002 Double Pedal not only filled a need and solidified DW’s position in the market as innovators, it ushered in a whole new era in drumming since, for the first time, single bass drum players could now use both feet to create new rhythms and increase speed. Throughout the ‘80s, DW created other innovative DW hardware, such as the rotating two-leg 5500T and the remote (cable) 5502LB hi-hat stands, to meet the needs of DW Pedal endorsers like Travis Barker, Abe Laboriel Jr., Vinnie Colaiuta, Gary Novak and Carter Beauford.

Focus Foodservice, LLC is a progressive company dedicated to providing thoughtfully designed and engineered products at value price points to meet the needs of today's operators. Quality smallwares & shelving are essential to an efficient, properly functioning foodservice establishment. Focus goal is to provide you with the products that save you time, energy and money.With all the demands and pressures in running a foodservice operation, getting the right product at the right price should be easy. Focus Foodservice's line-up of AMCO Smallwares, Swing-A-Way, AMCO Bakeware and Focus Shelving products make the job effortless by providing the quality and reliability you need and deserve.

Long before Deepak Chopra and Tony Robbins showed us how to improve our lives, Nightingale-Conant pioneered the publishing of self-development audiotapes. Its Psychology of Winning, produced in 1978, is one of the best selling audio self-improvement programs in history. Nightingale-Conant markets its motivational tapes by mail order, at business seminars, and through resellers. Its recordings offer advice from business authors, inspirational speakers, and personal skill trainers and are grouped under categories such as personal development, business strategy, wealth building, mind and body, spiritual growth, and sales training. Nightingale-Conant distributes the work of authors including Dale Carnegie and Zig Ziglar.

H.B. Williamson Company manufactures traditional and contemporary frame mouldings in black, silver, gold, wood, and color. H.B. Williamson distributes its frame collections to custom frame retailers nationwide. Also called The Williamson Company, it was founded in 1956 and is still family-owned and -operated. Laura Schaubert, wife of president Terry Schaubert, is the granddaughter of the company's founders.

Pleasant Rowland introduced American Girl dolls in 1986 as a historically-themed alternative to Barbie and the Cabbage Patch Kids. Since 1998 her firm has been owned by the maker of both rival dolls, #1 toy maker Mattel. American Girl (formerly Pleasant Company) makes the American Girls Collection of 18-inch, high-dollar dolls, including Addy (an escaped slave) and Rebecca Rubin (a young Jewish immigrant). It also publishes "American Girl" magazine and American Girl books (more than 127 million copies sold) and sells room decor, clothing, and accessories, including items that match the dolls.

MEGA Brands Inc., is a global organization based in North America, with a sales and distribution network that reaches over 100 countries. The company is profitable and growing rapidly and this is a good thing.The company mission is to nurture creativity in every child and every family. They are big in construction toys and company play sets are popular with preschool children and boys aged 5-12. The firm offer a broad assortment of craft and activity products mainly for girls of all ages. MEGA Brands games and puzzles entertain the whole family and the extensive offering of stationery, pens, pencils, markers and crayons addresses every need, whether for school, work or play.

Rowe Fine Furniture makes upholstered sofas, love seats, and chairs in traditional, contemporary, and transitional styles under the Rowe, Robin Bruce, and Clayton Marcus brands. The company operates manufacturing centers in Virginia and a showroom in the furniture Mecca of High Point, North Carolina. Its offerings are sold through major and independent home furnishings retailers across the US and overseas, in such countries as Ireland, the Netherlands, and Taiwan. The company was founded in 1946 by Ronald Rowe Sr., Ralph E. Bentz, and Donald Jordan under the name Rowe-Jordan Furniture. An affiliate of Sun Capital Partners acquired Rowe in 2007.

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