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Twist Style Cherry Finish Wood Coat Rack Stand This is a brand new Twist Style Cherry Finish Wood Coat Rack. Great style and practical in use, this home décor piece will add beauty to your home décor. Item requires simple assembly. Dimensions Measure: 19 1/2" x 71 1/2"H |
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Turn any ordinary twin bed into a fantastic retreat. Lightweight, durable polyester bed topper features adventurous graphics, under-bed storage flaps and a crawl-through tunnel port. Tie off the windows for hideaway play. Bed topper folds flat when not in use. Measures 78"L x 60"W x 40"H. Connects to other Twist 'N Fold Play-Hut items, sold separately. |
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This follow-up to "Awake" finds Secondhand Serenade, a.k.a. John Vesely, adding to his signature raw vocals and guitar with orchestration and a full band. Produced by Danny Lohner (Nine Inch Nails) and Butch Walker (All American Rejects, Avril Lavigne), John crafts different styles of songs, taking you through the highs and lows of love and life. #1 unsigned MySpace.com artist seven consecutive months. iTunes "Next Big Thing" featured artist. Won Yahoo "Who's Next?" Clear Channel's "Artist To Watch". |
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First of all, hats off to Bon Jovi for trying something different with This Left Feels Right--a selective collection of their most popular songs with a twist. That twist isn't a purely acoustic reworking, MTV unplugged style--anybody looking for that experience will be sorely disappointed by what's on offer. What Bon Jovi have done is re-record these songs in a completely different way while maintaining the original lyrics, melody and song structure. What's different then? Well, quite a bit actually. Check out the almost trip-hop beat and distorted vocal of "Wanted Dead or Alive", or the lazy soul of "Livin' on a Prayer". "It's My Life" is a beautiful piano-only standout, almost worth having the whole album for. The tracklisting isn't perfect, concentrating largely on their 1980s period (there's nothing from These Days, for instance). As such, the venture works as an effective cheese-extraction exercise, keeping the elements that made the originals so great, but removing shouty, hairspray-fuelled "whoa-yeahs". What we get is something that is closer to Jon Bon Jovi's last solo offering--the criminally underrated Destination Anyway. It doesn't always work ("Bed of Roses" just sounds like a warbling cover of the powerful original and by the time they reach "Always" it's obvious they've run out of new twists), and no doubt there will be legions of bemulleted faithfuls who will denounce this as blasphemy of the highest order. Sure, it's probably just record-company filler, but it's a worthwhile investment and you won't be embarrassed to have it on when your mates come round. --Cortman Virtue |
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David Lean's 1948 version of Charles Dickens' classic novel begins with a bang: the young hero's pregnant mother fighting her way through a storm, a perfect metaphor for Oliver's difficult road ahead. Set in a world of slums in the shadow of Victorian England, the story traces the boy's life in a workhouse and then with a gang of little pickpockets. A stark but good-looking film shot around some impressive sets, Lean's immortal adaptation is perhaps best known for Alec Guinness's remarkable (and slightly controversial) performance as Fagin, the old mentor to the gang of boy thieves. --Tom Keogh |
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Sidney Poitier, in the beginning of his career, fires up the screen in the Civil-War-era bodice-ripper Band of Angels. The movie follows Amantha Starr (Yvonne De Carlo, later on The Munsters), a Southern belle whose fortunes fall when her father dies and family secrets come to light. She ends up under the protection of Hamish Bond (Clark Gable, close to the end of his long, remarkable career and still radiating an easy, charismatic masculinity), a plantation owner with secrets of his own. For much of the movie, slavery and the Civil War are just a colorful backdrop for a turgid romance--but just when you're ready to write the movie off, a scene unexpectedly digs into something more emotionally and politically complex. Poitier plays Bond's plantation foreman; every time he appears, Band of Angels turns into something fierce and promising. That promise never fully takes hold--Clark Gable is the movie's hero, not Poitier--but those crackling scenes (combined with a surprisingly sexual frankness in a 1957 feature) make Band of Angels more than just an embarrassing collection of manly swaggers, flashing eyes, and lugubrious spirituals. --Bret Fetzer |
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Josiane Balasko wrote, directed, and costars in this lightweight French comedy about a lesbian (Balasko) who falls for a housewife (Victoria Abril) seething over the philandering of her husband (Alain Chabat). The latter is outraged about his spouse's same-sex affair, but over time, the two rivals make peace with the situation--causing Abril's character to throw a hissy fit of her own. This is a cute film that becomes, thank goodness, more interesting as it goes along, challenging comfortable notions about love as a haven from other challenges to the heart. --Tom Keogh |
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Cinderella and the Prince are destined to be together, but have you ever wondered what would have happened if the glass slipper that was left behind after the royal ball fit someone other than Cinderella? Cinderella's Stepmother and Stepsisters Anastasia and Drisella change history when Anastasia steals the Fairy Godmother's magic wand and her mother uses it to turn back time and then cast a spell on the glass slipper so that it will fit on Anastasia's foot. The Prince immediately realizes that something is amiss, but a quick zap from the magic wand convinces him that Anastasia is his rightful bride-to-be and it looks like nothing that Cinderella or her mouse friends Jaq and Gus can do will set things right. Two questions remain: what will become of Cinderella and can Anastasia ever find true happiness by marrying someone who will never love her for who she really is? This 74-minute animated tale follows the classic Cinderella and its sequel Cinderella II--Dreams Come True and features nice animation, new conflicts between familiar secondary characters like the evil cat Lucifer and mouse friends Jaq and Gus, lots of new songs, and a suspenseful story line. (Ages 3 to 9) --Tami Horiuchi |
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As can be clearly seen from the care lavished on these six BBC adaptions of Charles Dickens' novels, the British love their Dickens! And why not--Dickens is ideally suited to television, with his elaborate but vigorous plots, each a compendium of comically odious personalities (and one or two nice folk, just to keep things from getting too awful). Actors dig into these meaty roles with zeal, delighting in the hairpin turns from macabre horror to sweet sentiment. The more popular (and most frequently adapted) of the books at hand--Great Expectations and Oliver Twist--are the most conventional. The 1981 mini-series Expectations (in which young Pip learns the pitfalls of wealth through his relationship with the rich and bitter Mrs. Havishamand and her warped ward, Estella) is dutiful to its source but not adapted with much inspiration. Twist, from 1985, fares better; it's a zippy treatment of this tale of childhood deprivation and juvenile delinquency, and the horrors of Victorian orphanages will raise your hackles. The adaptation is capable but a little flat--still, any story where an undertaker observes, "Every tear is another shilling in the till," is clearly not lacking in wicked wit. Fortunately, the others are considerably juicier: Martin Chuzzlewit, a lesser-known but richly satirical book, has a star-studded production from 1994, featuring Paul Scofield, Tom Wilkinson, Pete Postlethwaite, and Julia Sawalha, among others. The wealthy Martin Chuzzlewit, deeply suspicious of all mankind due to being hounded by greedy, grasping relatives, threatens the happiness of his ward Mary and his namesake grandson. In addition to the sterling and energetic cast, Chuzzlewit has outstanding production values, as does the 1998 version of Our Mutual Friend, which goes to great lengths to evoke the textures of life in Dickens' London. The mysterious death of a man about to inherit a great fortune sets in motion a complex plot that intertwines two love stories (it's one of Dickens' most romantic works), social scheming, and murderous obsession. The names aren't quite as famous (such as Paul McGann, Timothy Spall, Anna Friel, and Keeley Hawes), but the performances are top-notch and the script is particularly dynamic. Bleak House, a Kafka-esque story of young innocents caught in an all-consuming, multi-generational lawsuit, cultivates a rich and potent Gothic horror; the 19th century seems like an unnerving alien world, through which lawyers and policemen stride like cruel predators. Diana Rigg is the most famous face in this 1985 production, but strong performances abound. The final component of this box set is the most curious: A 1994 version of Hard Times starring Alan Bates and Richard E. Grant, which turns this dark story--about a schoolmaster/politician who raises his children on reason at the expense of all feeling and finally reaps the bitter rewards--into a compact, theatrical feature film that's so swift it's almost jaunty. Adapted and directed by Peter Barnes (writer of The Ruling Class), it's the most stylized production of the bunch, and while lacking the depth and narrative detail of the others, it effectively cuts to the essence of Dickens. --Bret Fetzer |
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Louisa May Alcott's beloved story is one of the most-read novels ever written. It has also proved popular film and telefilm fodder (at least six versions plus a TV series). In addition, Little Women is one of those rare literary projects that can truly be done well on screen. This, the 1933 version, chronicles the lives and loves of sisters Jo, Meg, Amy, and Beth (played, respectively, by Katharine Hepburn, Frances Dee, Joan Bennett, and Jean Parker). It's a superior rendering to the amiable, perky 1949 version with June Allyson, Janet Leigh, Elizabeth Taylor, Margaret O'Brien, and Peter Lawford, and comparable to the beautiful, feminist Gillian Armstrong 1994 take. Douglass Montgomery's Laurie isn't nearly as dreamy as Christian Bale's (1994), but the lack of chemistry between him and Hepburn's Jo is perfect for the story, in which Jo loves him like a brother. Jo's real love she offers up to perhaps the finest Professor Bhaer (Paul Lukas). Character actress Edna May Oliver is at her indignant best as Aunt March. Director George Cukor's vision is elegant, warm, and as true to the original source material as 117 minutes allows. This Little Women was a huge box-office hit, and broke all the records to that time. --N.F. Mendoza |
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Waterproof virtually silent, yet powerful motor. Perfectly shaped for G-Spot stimulation. Featured in Womens Health Special Sex Awards Issue and winner of Best Maxi Vibe in 2007. |
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The PocketGo P-70 Men's Shaver by Braun is designed specifically for men on the go. Its compact design ensures that PocketGo can accompany you to work, on every business trip and holiday, or just over the weekend. It fits in every pocket and is ideal for quick touch-ups. The shaver also features an extendable precision trimmer for those tricky spots around the sideburns and under the nose. This battery shaver features a protective Twist-Cap that automatically locks and protects the foil when closed and offers a nonslip grip for easy handling.With PocketGo P-70 Men's Shaver, you don't have to miss the comfort of your home shaver, because the wide floating-foil technology of PocketGo provides an extra close and comfortable shave.
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Grip Twist industrial twist ties are manufactured from carbon steel alloy to resist breakage from continuous bending and twisting. The hospital grade foam outer covering provides years of use, and won't scratch or mark surfaces. They can hold up to 100 lbs. and still work in freezing winters or blazing hot summers. Tie up tools, a bike—even a ladder to the top of the work truck. Available in two sizes: 17" and 34". |
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Save energy costs by replacing incandescent bulbs with fluorescent equivalents. 40 watt twist compact fluorescent lamp with 120 volt integral ballast, medium screw base, 3000K color temperature, 82 CRI, 6000 average life hours. 2600 lumens, maximum overall length - 5.25", Diameter 2.69" FCC Approved, U.L. Listed, Energy Star. |
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The MIL-05T and MIL-10P transceivers efficiently convert AUI ports to 10BASE-T unshielded twisted pair cabling, with LinkSentry capability. The Micro-Mau efficiently converts AUI ports to 10BASE2 unshielded twisted pair cabling. It quickly provides the necessary interface to network workstations, PCs, and other Ethernet devices while eliminating bulky drop cabling. Its small form factor does not block I/O ports. The MIL-10P's low-power design uses less than 200mA @ 12 VDC. The sturdy metal case ensures years of trouble-free operation. |
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The new Sennheiser Street Line really gets music going and the great sound and powerful bass from the Sennheiser Basswind System are especially exciting. Exchangeable design covers available as accessories for some products, give it an even more individual look. |
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The Sennheiser MX75 Sport Line Stereo Headphones with Twist-to-Fit System combines a flashy neon green profile with a convenient twist-to-fit design that ensures stability while you're out jogging. The two earpieces contain rubber stoppers that press against the outer ear to further enhance stability, and a cable clip is included to hold the headphones to your clothes when they're not in use. Then, you can put them in the included vinyl carrying case for storage. The headphones themselves deliver low-end bass and drum clarity together with crispness in mid-range frequencies, and the overall sound quality is comparable with Sennheiser's studio headphones. |
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The MX 85 Sport II earphones feature Sennheiser's innovative Twist-to-fit system, offering you the best possible, secure fit while you are running or lifting weights. Their sweat and water-resistant construction also makes them an ideal companion for all music-loving sports enthusiasts. Optimized for MP3, iPod, iPhone, CD players and portable gaming systems 18Hz - 21,000Hz Frequency Response 64-ohms Impedance Sound pressure level (SPL) - 117 dB (1kHz/1Vrms) THD, total harmonic distortion - Less than 0.1% Dynamic Transducer Principle Weight - 9 grams |
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Our little mini pretzels twists are dipped by hand in our luscious white chocolate. Once you pop one of these delights in your mouth, you won't stop at just one. Packaged perfectly to give as a gift or keep for yourself. 6oz gift bag. |
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Trident Twist Watermelon twelve pack. Each box contains 12 packs with 18 sticks in each pack |
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INDICATIONS: Trident Sugarless Chewing Gum.Tropical Twist - helps fight cavities helps neutralize harmful plaque it's good for you. |
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Ding King was originally designed for technicians to remove dents in difficult to reach areas. It soon became The Body Shop's Secret Tool. With Ding King, anyone can remove dents and dings from any car in a matter of minutes. It's Easy! Simply glue a dent pulling tab to the center of the dent. Place pulling bridge over dent pulling tab. Twist turning knob onto dent pulling tab and twist until it pops. Remove the glue with rubbing alcohol (not included). Ding King Repair Kit Includes: 1-Pulling Bridge, 1-Hot Glue Gun, 2-Dent Pulling Tabs, 3-Sticks Of OEM Safe Glue, 1-Turning Knob. |
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An industrial strength twist tie. Grip Twist is soft foam covered wire that can grip an item to hold it securely--whether hanging, carrying, or simply bundling that item. The Grip Twist only weighs 2 oz. yet it can hold 100 lb. Just twist the Grip Twist forcefully and fold the excess over. You can hold a bike to the rack of the car. Secure a safety kit and dry shoes to the back of a snowmobile. Secure a ladder to the garage. Multi-purpose, convenient, durable, flexible, strong, easy, quick, and reusable. No. GT17BK4: Black, 17" length, 4 ties per package No. GT17YW4: Yellow, 17" length, 4 ties per package No. GT34BK2: Black, 34" length, 2 ties per package No. GT34YW2: Yellow, 34" length, 2 ties per package No. GT68BL1: Blue, 68" length, 1 tie per package |
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Celebrate what’s beautiful about traditional style while breaking some of its rules: Take a page out of a designer’s book and add your own sense of relaxed whimsy and exuberant personality to create spaces that are versatile, original, and truly livable.That’s designer Celerie Kemble’s philosophy in a nutshell. It’s all about blending a classic sensibility with a dose of irreverence and a dollop of humor to achieve a home that’s tasteful, eclectic, always evolving, and always welcoming. Celerie takes you by the hand, gives you a detailed look at many of her signature interiors, and enthusiastically reassures you that, with the right information and attitude, you can overcome challenges and artfully achieve the ultimate design goal—a perfect blend of beauty and comfort. From finding inspiration in childhood memories, current trends, and favorite belongings to working around real-life design dilemmas (such as a lack of space or light, or awkward floor plans) to selecting just the right furnishings (including rugs, lamps, and accessories), Celerie Kemble: To Your Taste infectiously proves that when making a beautiful home, the process is the best part. |
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In the new edition of Biochemistry, instructors will see the all the hallmark features that made this a consistent bestseller for the undergraduate biochemistry course: exceptional clarity and concision, a more biological focus, cutting-edge content, and an elegant, uncluttered design. Accomplished in both the classroom and the laboratory, coauthors Jeremy Berg and John Tymoczko draw on the field’s dynamic research to illustrate its fundamental ideas. |
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Kids* - of all ages - just love mazes, so make sure there's a sharpened pencil about! Over 100 intricate mazes will test the skill and resolve of any player: * Can you get Shackteton through the Iceberg-Iaden Antarctica maze to safely? * Can you pull a thread from one corner to another in an Inca Key textile design? * Can your spot of colour find its way around a kaleidoscopic maze? * Beth Blair says this one is really for 8-10 year olds! * Our opinion: "Lots of original ideas make this a really innovative maze book." |
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