Friday, September 17, 2010

INTEX's Camping Airbeds

Intex offers you the most comfortable, durable, innovative airbeds at the best prices! We're constantly developing, testing and using our airbeds to ensure that they'll give you and your guests a comfortable night’s sleep. From kids’ slumber parties, to in-law visits, to camping trips miles from home, we have the right bed at the right price!


Intex's® line of Camping Airbeds are designed for adventures far from home. These beds feature pumps that can quickly and easily inflate the bed in locations where power is limited. Our camping beds are engineered for durability and comfort. This line offers a full spectrum of airbeds,from your basic vinyl bed up to a laminated camping bed that is 120 times more puncture resistant than a regular airbed. 

Mourinho help Portugal ?

MADRID (AFP) – Jose Mourinho said Friday he would like to accept an invitation to take charge of Portugal's national team for their next two Euro 2012 qualifiers but it depends on Real Madrid giving their blessing.
"I don't say no but I am the coach of Real Madrid and I have a contract for the next four years. I was not capable of saying no. I leave it up to Real Madrid to decide," the Portuguese coach told a news conference.
Portuguese national federation president Gilberto Madail met with Mourinho on Thursday in Madrid to try to convince him to take over for the qualifiers at home to Denmark on October 8 and away to Iceland four days later.
Portugal have had a poor start to their qualifying campaign, with a 4-4 home draw against Cyprus and a 1-0 defeat in Norway that have left them second from bottom of Group H.
They have been without a coach since the federation earlier this month sacked Carlos Queiroz after he was suspended for six months for insulting anti-doping agents before the World Cup.

Senate passes long-stalled small business bill

Author by Andy Sullivan
 
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Senate passed a long-stalled measure on Thursday that would boost lending to small businesses, giving President Barack Obama's Democrats one of their last chances before November elections they are working to revive the sluggish economy.
The 61 to 38 vote sends the measure back to the House of Representatives, which has passed a similar bill and is expected to approve the Senate's version as soon as next week.
With the unemployment rate stuck at 9.6 percent, voters cite jobs and the economy as their top concern and say Obama has not done enough on these issues.
Republicans are poised to rack up big gains in the November 2 elections and could win control of one or both chambers of Congress.