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MARK ROBERTS- BEST TEACHER FAIRY 9" 2008. Mark Roberts pieces are handcrafted and painted by skilled artisans. Each Fairy is wired to allow changing the pose.
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Finally, a new breed of stationery cards that bring the cutesy right off the page with the United Feathered Friends thank you cards. |
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Put together by Abba's own Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus, Mamma Mia! manages to cram over 20 of the Swedish supergroup's songs into a threadbare plot. It goes a little like this: Young Sophie is getting married and she's trying to identify which of three men is her father. That's about it. Wisely, the musical doesn't mess around with the songs, save for the insertion of some dialogue or for having some of them performed by a man (it works amazingly well). Abba fans will jump on this import of the London production, but traditional fans of musical theater should consider it as well. After all, Andersson and Ulvaeus's songs have always felt as if they were more than isolated pop gems and actually belonged to a longer narrative. --Elisabeth Vincentelli |
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Neil Diamond is an American legend. He is one of the finest and most successful songwriters of the last forty years as well as being a multi-platinum selling recording artist and one of the most dynamic and consummate live performers of his generation. This concert from the Sydney Sports Stadium was the culmination of his Australia & New Zealand tour in 1976, an event that marked his comeback to the live stage after a creatively fruitful four year sabbatical from live performance. The vast crowd was typical of this record-breaking tour, still one of the most memorable in Australian history, and Neil Diamond delivered the enthralling performance of a true showman. TRACK LISTING 1) Missa 2)Soolaimon 3) Play Me 4) Solitary Man 5) Cherry Cherry 6) Sweet Caroline 7) The Last Picasso 8) Longfellow Serenade 9) Song Sung Blue 10) Cracklin' Rosie 11) Holly Holy 12) I Am...I Said 13) Anthem 14) Be 15) Dear Father 16) Skybird 17) Lonely Looking Sky 18) Anthem (reprise) 19) Be (reprise) 20) Brother Love's Travelling Salvation Show 21) I've Been This Way Before Bonus Features * Restored version of "Morningside", a track that was partly cut due to a commercial break in the original live broadcast. * 50-minute interview with Neil Diamond filmed during the Australian tour. * Neil Diamond's on stage commercial breaks. * Behind The Scenes: David Frost's original build-up to the concert for Channel 9 TV. * Photo Gallery. * English Closed Captioning throughout the performance. |
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Accuse Rod Stewart of what you like--through the years he's been called a philanderer, a has-been, a pageant-ish progenitor of puff rock--but as he has consistently proved with his Great American Songbook series, the concept of dignity is not lost on him. There is a time, after all, for leaping across stages in leopard-print spandex while shamelessly parading an unparalleled gift for scratchy-voiced seduction, and he is past it. Past his prime is another thing. On this fourth installation of the Clive Davis-produced series, Stewart again makes excellent use of his rolodex: Diana Ross, whose affection for this material comes through as convincingly as her spike-haired partner's, cuddles up for opener "I've Got a Crush On You," Chaka Khan packs her bags but not her mighty vocals for "You Send Me," and Sir Elton shelves the recent balladeer's instincts for a rip-roaring run through "Makin' Whoopee." A handful of marquee instrumentalists also returned Rod's calls-- Dave Koz blows sax on "Nevertheless," and trumpeters Chris Botti and Roy Hargrove turn up the heat on "I Wish You Love" and "My One and Only Love" respectively. As on earlier discs, though, it's when Rod rules the spotlight alone that he can be most compelling: Cue up "My Funny Valentine" in the right frame of mind and you may never need to hear it sung by another. Retiring the satin shirts in favor of this material was the smartest move Stewart ever made. --Tammy La Gorce More from the Great American Songbook
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Video is 30 minutes long. GPN/Barnes and Noble. Featured book is Giving Thanks: A Native American Good Morning Message by Chief Jake Swamp. This prayer of the Iroquois Indians celebrates the precious and rare gift of the natural world and the resources of the earth. Review books include The Tremendous Tree Book by Barbara Brenner and May Garelick, My First Green Book: A Life Size Guide to Caring for Our Environment by Angela K. Wilkes and A River Ran Wild by Lynne Cherry. Field Trip: LeVar stops to express his appreciation for the gifts of the earth. He visits a family who grows and harvests cranberries. Then he goes to a pueblo where native artists use clay from the earth to make pottery. He finally visits a group of kids who are planting trees in their neighborhood. |
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Car trouble strands three drag queens in a conservative midwestern town. Studio: Uni Dist Corp. (mca) Release Date: 12/28/2004 Starring: Wesley Snipes Patrick Swayze Run time: 109 minutes Rating: Pg13 Director: Beeban Kidron |
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As the saying goes, Aaron Eckhart was born to play Nick Naylor, the 30-something "voice of Big Tobacco" in this brazen satire of corporate profits and what lobbyists will do to protect them. Right from the opening, Eckhart is in spin mode, turning the tables on a popular talk show when he states health officials want a young teen stricken by cancer to die more than big tobacco does, since the boy would be a martyr to them, but only a single lost customer to the industry. Audiences gasp, panelists guffaw, and the kid happily shakes Nick's hand. The Academy of Tobacco Studies has a colorful array of folks surrounding Nick, including his cantankerous boss (J.K. Simmons) and the Colonel (Robert Duvall), tobacco's undisputed leader. His closet friends are lobbyists for guns (David Koechner) and alcohol (Maria Bello) who discuss their odd businesses over regular lunches, but when a cutie-pie reporter (Katie Holmes) swings into Nick's life, things begin to unravel. Based on Christopher Buckley's even more outlandish novel, Thank You for Smoking is a bright light for the filmgoer tired of gutless films formulated by committee, and first-time filmmaker Jason Reitman has expertly cast the film, which includes deft turns by William H. Macy and Sam Elliot. Nick's son, a throwaway in the novel, becomes a major influence here in Nick's development and a key student of Naylorisms such as, "If you argue correctly, then you're never wrong," though a father and son trip to Hollywood to visit an uber agent (Rob Lowe at his most suave) demonstrates how the inclusion of the son both helps and hurts the film. Book fans will miss the wicked plot turn, but the final result is a sharp and smart comedy deserving of a long, savory drag. --Doug Thomas |
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After Akira Kurosawa's Yojimbo was released in 1961, the samurai film would never be the same. It's difficult for latter-day Western audiences to fully appreciate just how revolutionary Kurosawa's film was in its time; it had the same kind of popular impact that Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction had 33 years later, which is to say, it completely revolutionized its genre, and its influence continues to this day. With an emphasis on dark, delicious comedy, Kurosawa deliberately set out to overturn the conventions of chambara--or swordplay film--and he began by casting the great Toshiro Mifune in the role that would define his career. Unlike the samurai of previous films (including Kurosawa's own masterpiece, Seven Samurai), Sanjuro was an unkempt, down-and-out drifter, a masterless ronin and with time on his hands and nowhere to go. When he chances upon a corrupt, terror-stricken village where clashing merchants are engaged in a ruthless range war, Sanjuro amuses himself by playing both ends against the middle, offering his services as yojimbo (bodyguard) to both sides, then standing back to watch all hell break loose. It's a perfect game of wily deception, hugely popular with Japanese moviegoers as Mifune's performance gained iconic status. Yojimbo's international success was no less impressive; it eventually inspired two noteworthy remakes (Sergio Leone's spaghetti Western A Fistful of Dollars in 1964, and Walter Hill's mobster interpretation, Last Man Standing, in 1996), and remains one of Kurosawa's most popular classics.A sequel was inevitable, and Kurosawa responded to public demand as only a true artist would, with the equally impressive Sanjuro, quite different from Yojimbo while allowing Mifune to reprise his signature role with a lighter comedic touch. This time, Sanjuro is recruited by a group of young, idealistic samurai to eliminate corruption in their clan, and in the process he completely subverts their overly reverent notions of "proper" samurai behavior. And while both Yojimbo and Sanjuro were milestones in movie violence (featuring the spurting geysers of arterial blood that would become a staple of chambara from this point forward), the calmer, more comically subdued Sanjuro actually boasts a higher body count, and both films rank among the finest examples of Kurosawa's peerless mastery of action. The Criterion Collection's double-disc set is a must-have for any serious cinephile. Both films (also available separately) are presented with all-new, fully restored high-definition digital transfers, representing (as in the case of Seven Samurai) a significant improvement over Criterion's previous DVD releases. Both films feature full-length commentaries by Kurosawa scholar Stephen Prince (with eloquent emphasis on camera movement and composition) in addition to retrospective documentaries culled from the priceless Japanese Toho Masterworks series Akira Kurosawa: It Is Wonderful to Create, featuring illuminating interviews with many of Kurosawa's closest collaborators. Theatrical trailers and behind-the-scenes photo galleries are also included, along with new-and-improved subtitles, insightful booklet essays by critics Michael Sragow and Alexander Sesonske, and rarely seen production notes by Kurosawa and members of his casts & crew. With this two-disc reissue, Criterion's previous releases of Yojimbo and Sanjuro should now be considered officially obsolete. --Jeff Shannon |
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This deluxe set has ALL handmade cards - just like the other wonderful Paper Magic sets we sell. You will be surprised by the quality of these cards, as you would easily pay $5-6 for each in a card store. These are premium cards with 3-D embellishments that you won't want to give away. They are that nice! Each box of 21 includes 10-birthday cards, 4-friendship/blank cards, 5-congratulations cards, 1-sympathy card and 1-get well card. Set of 24 coordinated seals also included with each box, along with coordinated envelopes. This set makes the perfect gift for the holidays, birthdays, weddings, anniversarys, baby and wedding showers, your child's teacher .... and don't forget to save one for yourself! See our complete line of Paper Magic products by searching on "Paper Magic" in any Amazon search window. |
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This box of 24 All Occasion Greeting Cards is a terrific value. These are the same cards you would find in a card store for $3-4 each. Buy one for yourself and one as a gift! Great to have on hand for last minute gretings! No more running to the card store each time you need a card. Buy with confidence from Harborside Color. Our stock is factory fresh and guaranteed! |
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Thanks to the secure PIN entry (class 2 reader) and the EMC certification, you can assume that your data will be transmitted securely. Whether you are paying with a smart card, encrypting your files, signing documents, or just logging onto the network, with the USB keyboard SmartBoard G83-6744 you're always on the safe side. |
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Thanks to the secure PIN entry (class 2 reader) and the EMC certification, you can assume that your data will be transmitted securely. Whether you are paying with a smart card, encrypting your files, signing documents, or just logging onto the network, with the USB keyboard SmartBoard G83-6744 you're always on the safe side. |
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White Calla Lillies Thank You Cards These cards are great if you're looking to break away from your average thank you card. The outside is stylish but professional and the inside can be completely personalized. You'll receive 50 (4.875" X 3.875" folded) cards as well as 50 white envelopes. |
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| Take this solar gadget charger everywhere you go to charge up almost any devise with a USB port. A great birthday gift too. . |
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Get the support you deserve in this Playtex Passion Net Wire Free Bra! |
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Playtex Style 4606. Seamless, molded, wire-free cups. Soft jacquard nylon. Lightly padded cups prevent show-through. Subtle floral print. Adjustable straps. 3 column, 2 row hook and eye back closure. Nearly half sizes and full cup sizes for a great fit. |
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The Thank Goodness It Fits seamless stretch foam soft cup bra from Playtex features smooth cups for great shape under clothing and a wide supportive band below the bust. This bra comes in demi cup sizes for a better fit. |
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Thank you for the world so sweet. Thank you for the food we eat. Thank you for the birds that sing. Thank you, God, for everything. Simply and sweetly worded and illustrated, this new addition to the Taggies cloth book collection is sure to entice babies and toddlers. Its the perfect bedtime read-aloud for thankful parents and their little ones! |
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Its a great way to say Thank You! Comes with 15 Note cards and envelopes, Over 600 pop-out shapes, and glue stick. Then Mail it to someone who's done something special for you! |
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Good card games can be so simple: either take a card or pay a chip. Anyone can make that decision, right? However, there's a catch - in fact there are two. Nobody wants the cards, not even for free, because they give you points in a game where you need to have the fewest points to win. And the chips? They are scarce, very scarce! |
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The Clutch is a new product not yet widely available in stores. It works by securing a package (by its handles) to the headrest poles of the passenger seat. Stretch the bungee-like elastic down and wrap the Velcro strap around the package's handles. Leave it in place when not in use. It's easy! |
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Glam up your summer style properly with these luxe Thank U Glam Reaction by Kenneth Cole flip-flops. PVC gel textured upper in a thong sandal style with a round open toe. A molded gel toe thong post joins dual "jelly" textured instep straps with a polished metal logo embellishment. Jelly lining and cushioned fabric topped logo footbed, flexible rubber midsole, flat traction outsole. 3/4 inch wedge heel. |
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