Swiss Army Classic SD Pocket Knife (Translucent Sapphire) From the renowned company that created the Swiss Army knife a century ago comes this classic version of the pocket knife. It contains six tools that put life in order again when they’re needed. Measuring just 2-1/4 inches long–less than a pack of gum–and sheathed in translucent blue plastic, the Classic pocket knife is a toolbox and manicure kit small enough to fit into a pocket. (It also comes with a key ring.) Stainless-steel tools contained inside are a knife blade, scissors, a nail file with a screwdriver tip, a removable plastic toothpick, and removable tweezers. –Fred Brack
Customer Review: Great pocket knife
This is a great little knife for your key chain. It have the most used items in the knife barrel. Great for anyone who wants to carry a light knife with tools around with you always.

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Scientific American - Most of us had assumed that the only place where it’s sensible to be bipedal is on the ground,” says paleoanthropologist Bernard Wood of The George Washington University in Washington, D.C. A handful of fossil species dating from five million to

MLB Draft: History in the making on TV
Los Angeles Daily News - Highly rated amateur players won’t need fishing trips or golf outings to pass the time during today’s Major League Baseball of cases of players - such as that of Tim Lincecum, the 10th pick of last year’s draft out of the University of Washington

Oregon Recreation Report
Albany Democrat-Herald - Henry Hagg Lake is an 1100 acre reservoir managed by Washington County, which charges a small fee for its use. There are boat ramps, boat rentals, a fishing pier, and several bank angling access points at the lake. Although no overnight camping is

Icy Island Warms to Climate Change
Washington Post - Arctic Circle, is no longer icebound in the winter, so fishermen can use boats all year. (By Doug Struck — The Washington The holds were filled with 25 tons of cod in one hour, and the crew had to stop fishing. Conservationists are cautious. “If

Truex Shows DEI’s More Than Just Junior
Washington Post - DOVER, Del. — Whether hanging out in the garage or on his bass boat, Martin Truex Jr.’s buddies are always fishing for the The Washington Post: Subscribe | Subscriber Services | Advertisers | Electronic Edition | Online Photo Store | The Washington Post Store |

PHILLIPS–Spring yields nothing but bills
Yakima Herald Republic - After a 3 a.m. departure, eight hours of fishing without so much as a sniff from a salmon, and then a long, hot drive home I hunted some exceptional spots in Northeastern Washington for several days, and even though I saw plenty of turkeys and had

Exclusive: Wake Up America! The Islamic States of America circa
Family Security Matters - They look like fishing trawlers or private yachts. They ve been moving in along shipping lanes for several days, across At 2:00 p.m. on December 7, 2013, the first of six cruise missiles to hit the Washington, D.C. area exploded about 500 feet

Windward senior paints wide swath
Bellingham Herald - But what many people don t know is that when he enrolls at Western Washington University in the fall, he wants to study science. I think it came from my dad, he said, remembering growing up near Mount St. Helens. We used to go fishing

Hitchin a ride: Stray penguins probably reached northern waters by
WebWire - Guy Demmert got quite a surprise when he hauled a fishing net into his boat off the coast of southeast Alaska in July 2002 That s doubtful, say two University of Washington biologists. Were they the remnants of efforts to introduce breeding

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