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O C G S H O W D A I LY S u n d a y, A u g u s t 1 4 , 2 0 1 1 2 4 TELEBRANDS' HOT STREAK CONTINUES WITH EXCITING NEW PRODUCTS stovetop. Battery-operated, RoboStir lasts up to four hours and works in vir- tually any pan, operating in tempera- tures as high as 572 degrees Fahrenheit. Food is stirred thoroughly, preventing burning, sticking and other messy annoyances (www.robostir.com). Supreme 90-Day: The Supreme 90- Day workout employs a breakthrough concept called "muscle confusion," which perpetually challenges your body and produces faster results within 90 days without expensive gym member- ships or personal trainers. This item includes a 10 DVD set produced by award-winning producer Cal Pozo and created by fitness experts John Dull and Michele Collier. In an independent clini- cal study, an astounding 88 percent of all participants shed excess body fat and ripped muscles on the program (www.supreme90day.com). One-Second Needle: Anyone who has ever struggled to find the eye of a needle with a piece of thread needs the TeleBrands' list of products reads like a direct response television (DRTV) hot list: PedEgg, StickUp Bulb, Windshield Wonder, PediPaws, AmberVision Sunglasses and many others. The compa- ny is currently showcasing some of its new offerings which promise to make that hot-list longer. Aluma Wallet: This innovative product puts an end to overstuffed wal- lets that damage photographs and credit cards that don't fit into pants pockets or purses or money clips that don't hold money securely. This durable, slim and stylish wallet is light, water-resistant and nearly indestructible. The interior design keeps all valuables safe and prevents thieves from scanning the magnetic strips of credit and debit cards, helping to pro- tect from identity theft. Perfect for men and women (www.alumawallet.com). RoboStir: Ever wished you had a third hand in the kitchen? RoboStir is the answer. Place RoboStir in a pot or pan and it's like having a helper to stir sauces, gravies, scrambled eggs, and virtually anything else you cook on the For more information, visit www.douglastoys.com or visit them at booth 1462. Douglas Co. is on Facebook and would like to invite you to become a fan at http://www.facebook.com / h o m e . p h p ? # ! / p a g e s / K e e n e - N H / D o u g l a s - C u d d l e To y s / 3 4 7 8 9 7 4 4 0 065?ref=ts. Also, follow Douglas on Twitter at http://twitter.com/douglastoys. has been making fine quality stuffed animals, creating innovative designs and promoting imaginative play and emotion- al connection. Unique gestures, endearing expressions and irresistible softness dis- tinguish Douglas animals and bring them to life for children of all ages. Douglas Company (Con't. from p. 6) Danish version of the From Soldier To Soldier fund-raising bracelets for men and women. The U.S. version, hand- crafted in Cranston and Warwick, R.I., has already raised $500,000 for Homes For Our Troops, the national charity building adaptive homes for severely wounded American veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Currently, approximately 450 U.S. retailers partic- ipate in this campaign, which is rapidly growing into a national movement. Unlike most fund-raising products, the From Soldier To Soldier bracelets are ruggedly handsome and stylish fashion statements with their unique blend of tightly braided parachute cord and ster- ling silver. Their message resonates across all barriers because of the unify- ing cause they represent: They are nei- ther pro- nor anti-war, just supportive of the men and women who put their lives on the line and paid a horrific price. The best-selling jewelry brand in Denmark is Story by Kranz & Ziegler, a symphony in luscious leather and semi- precious stone wrap-around bracelets with a new type of exquisitely handcrafted sterling silver, vermeil, semi-precious stone and cubic zirconia charms. In just 18 months, Story raced from zero to number one in the demanding and dis- cerning Danish market place. Story hit a nerve among consumers, Lovelinks America (Con't. from p. 18) as well as retailers, and the top manage- ment at Jens J. Aagaard—who had seen nothing like this in Aagaard's 60 year his- tory as one of the largest jewelry compa- nies in Northern Europe—were so impressed that they bought the Kranz & Ziegler company so they could bring Story to the U.S. Story was the most sought after new product at JCK Las Vegas and will make its debut in U.S. stores in time for the fall and Christmas season. For a modest investment in product, Story is delivered as a complete marketing concept with a spec- tacular display cabinet, POS materials, dis- plays, gift boxes, 2.5 mark-up and a lavish advertising co-op plan offering up to 10 percent of wholesale purchases in credits toward local Story advertising costs. The Men's Jewelry by Aagaard line is yet another instant hit. It is appealing to both fashion-forward men and a huge new segment of men who have never worn jewelry. They are proving surpris- ingly open to the idea of wearing jewelry when confronted with this minimalist, yet rich combination of stainless steel, ceramic, carbon fiber and leather for their wrist or neck. Like From Soldier To Soldier and Story, Men's Jewelry by Aagaard is a sign of great things to come from LovelinksAmerica. For more information about LovelinksAmerica and to see their full line-up, please visit them at booth 8361 and online at www.lovelinks america.com. Continued on Page 41