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Jazz up your favourite beverages with this fantastic Cool Jazz Ice Cube Tray. With guitar ice cubes your drinks will be served 'on the rock and roll' as opposed to just 'on the rocks'! The Cool Jazz Ice Cube Tray comes complete with a guitar and music note shaped ice cube tray and guitar neck swizzle sticks that will run down the centre of your guitar ice cubes. Stylish and funky, our Cool Jazz Ice Cube Tray will produce awesome ice guitars to pop into your drinks. The ice tray is made of flexible silicone for ease of use.

Westmark of Germany is well known for its quality craftsmanship of kitchen gadgets. This egg slicer is great creating round and oval slices. It is easy to use due to its ergonomically shaped handle. Made from a high quality cast aluminum that is powder coated for easy cleaning. Stainless steel wires. Dishwasher safe. Lightweight but durable - the Westmark way!

This is DAS BOOT! This two liter machine pressed beer boot is perfect for the budget minded boot drinker looking for a more durable "Das Boot". Beer Boot Specifications Features of the 2 liter machine pressed beer boot: We import the 2 liter machine pressed beer boot direct and it is exclusive to our web sites. Prominently featured in the movie BeerFest as "Das Boot", the boot game is a unique and impressive challenge. These boots are made for drinking. Machine pressed beer boots are more durable than their mouth blown counterpart, but are still fragile and caution should be used whenever handling this "Das Boot". It is perfectly normal to find slight abnormalities such as air bubbles and ridges in the glassware this size. We do not offer any warranty - issued or implied. * The seams run down the front and back compared to each side as with the mouth blown boot * Features a thick heel and bottom so it is perfect for those worried about breaking their boot * Our 2 liter boot has the traditional pointed German toe.

If the Game's G Unit-fueled debut--the most anticipated CD of early 2005--is supposed to be the Answer like Iverson, then what was the question? Well, when an emcee gets to rifle through 50 Cent's Rolodex to handpick top-flight producers (Timbaland, Just Blaze, Kanye West), it's a can't-miss scheme, right? In this case, uh-huh. "Westside Story" is Game's opportunity to remind crunk-come-latelys that his region is still rap relevant. On the Dr. Dre-produced "Higher," he snorts: "I got 'em (Impala's) in every color, yeah I'm a known stunna." Yep, he's rich now too and drives whips that cost more than most make in a year. It doesn't even matter much that he's a B-minus rhyme spitter, or that he spends way too much studio time name dropping. His real life 50 Cent-esque narratives (been shot and involved in "subterranean" activities) makes cuts like the introspective, Havoc-hemmed "Don't Need Your Love" with Faith Evans that much more compelling. Boasting a half-dozen plus other sure-fire hit singles, including the Kanye burner "Dreams," few albums can match up to The Documentary--the only Game in town. --Dalton Higgins

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Buddy Holly appeared, burned like a flare for a year and a half, and disappeared, leaving behind nothing that wasn't heartfelt. Listening to "Peggy Sue," "Well...All Right," "Words of Love," and, especially, "Everyday" (voice, acoustic guitar, bass, celesta, knee-slaps...perfect!), one can't help but marvel at the lyrical openness, the taste, and the restraint of the music. Those are qualities generally learned over time, which, of course, was in short supply for Holly, who died five months into his 22nd year. Buddy Holly isn't generally thought of as a sage, but you can learn a lot from these songs. --Steven Stolder

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Experience the thrills and tradition of the 1984 World Series in this exciting collector's cassette! It's the surprising San Diego Padres of the National League challenging the powerful American League champion Detroit Tigers. The Tigers with Series' M.V.P. Alan Trammell, hard-throwing Jack Morris and Cy Young Award-winning reliever Willie Hernandez are too much for Padres youngsters Tony Gwynn and Alan Wiggins and veterans Steve Garvey, Graig Nettles and Goose Gossage. San Diego fans can enjoy replaying Kurt Bevacqua's dramatic 3-run homer that won Game 2. And Tiger fanatics will be talking for a long time about Kirk Gibson's 2 towering blasts that clinched the final win. It's all here in this action-packed 1984 World Series Highlights!

**OWN THIS VINTAGE, 20-YEAR-OLD SESAME STREET VIDEO **PLUS FREE VINTAGE VIDEO! Great Moments From Sesame Street With New Live Segments: Sing Along & Start-To-Read Video: I Want To Go Home! And Other Stories (Features 3 Stories To Read Along With Big Bird). Collectibles For Your Personal Nostalgia; Also Valuable Teaching Tools For Children. Children Will Recognize Many Of Their Favorite Songs In The 'Sing Along' Tape. Children Will Develop Early Reading Skills As They Read Along With Big Bird.

MIRACLE AT SOUTH BEND Tennessee 35 Notre Dame 34 - College football at it's finest. Tennessee Vols Original 1991 vintage VHS videocassette by UTV Home Video. The comeback of comebacks! Lockeroom footage, the pandemonium that erupted after the game, and John Ward's actual play by play call.

If you need to keep your drinks cold, why not have something cool to do it This handy Coca-Cola mini display fridge/cooler is a great choice. It has enough room to hold up to 28 cans of Coke (or some other beverage) and has a digital display letting you know the actual temperature inside the unit and adjust as needed. Self-locking recessed door lets you see at a glance what's inside. Removable interior shelf gives you greater versatility and it has a built-in handle for portability. 14in.L x 16in.W x 19in.H. It's a great item for the game room, garage or for any Coca-Cola fan.

This item is a detailed paper pattern. No wood or hardware is included. This spectacular wood product is the ultimate dream for young Barbie doll fanciers and collectors. The plan walks the woodworker through every detail to produce a playscale size house for fashion dolls. The rear is open for access to spacious rooms ready for decorating as Queen Victoria may have done. Barbie and other fashion dolls are 11½" tall. Standard Barbie doll house rooms are 14" high. And that is the case for the second level rooms on this house. However the lower level rooms on the Victorian Barbie House are 17" high for a more spacious Victorian appearance. There is room for a parlor, kitchen, bath, and bedrooms. Even the attic is open for more space for storage or a child's play room. Four dozen windows envelop the house. Replica stain glass inserts can be installed. Bay windows in the front and both sides extend the interior space. The turret at the front of the house is enclosed at the bottom with access from inside the house. The turret's upstairs is open in gazebo fashion with entry from the second level balcony. Victorian doors on both levels can be customized with a stained glass appearance. A gate in the picket fence leads to a wide stairway at the porch. There are trees and shrubbery to landscape the front court. Three large drawers in the back provide ample storage for Barbie accessories. Plans for interior furnishings are not included.

Four Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Director and Supporting Actor, went to director/star Clint Eastwood's superb revisionist western about a gunslinger-turned-rancher who joins his old partner and a young sharpshooter to capture a pair of cowhands responsible for mutilating a prostitute. With Gene Hackman as a cruel sheriff, Richard Harris, Morgan Freeman, and Frances Fisher. 127 min. Standard and Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, French Dolby Digital Surround stereo; Subtitles: English, French, Spanish; theatrical trailers.

Winner of four Academy Awards, including best picture, director, supporting actor, and best editing, Clint Eastwood's 1992 masterpiece stands as one of the greatest and most thematically compelling Westerns ever made. "The movie summarized everything I feel about the Western," said Eastwood at the time of the film's release. "The moral is the concern with gunplay." To illustrate that theme, Eastwood stars as a retired, once-ruthless killer-turned-gentle-widower and hog farmer. He accepts one last bounty-hunter mission--to find the men who brutalized a prostitute--to help support his two motherless children. Joined by his former partner (Morgan Freeman) and a cocky greenhorn (Jaimz Woolvett), he takes on a corrupt sheriff (Oscar winner Gene Hackman) in a showdown that makes the viewer feel the full impact of violence and its corruption of the soul. Dedicated to Eastwood's mentors Sergio Leone and Don Siegel and featuring a colorful role for Richard Harris, it's arguably Eastwood's crowning directorial achievement. --Jeff Shannon

Movies Unlimited proudly presents this fabulous series, produced and hosted by actress Shelley Duvall, which features some of Hollywood's top performers in lively (and sometimes irreverent) spins on the world's best-loved fairy tales and fables. All 26 episodes--including "Rapunzel," "Sleeping Beauty," "Jack and the Beanstalk," "The Princess and the Pea," and "The Pied Piper of Hamelin"--are collected in a seven-disc set. 22 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital stereo; lost episode "Grimm Party"; game; 112-page storybook. **26 episodes on 7 discs. 22 hrs. Includes a 112-page storybook.**

One of the first gems of the cable TV age, Faerie Tale Theatre brings 26 classic tales to life. Produced over a five-year span (1982-87) for Showtime, FTT brought together creative dramatics and whimsical writing with some of the top talents of the day. Executive producer/host Shelley Duvall (who was coming off her breakout role in The Shining) shepherds this mix of theatrical simplicity and grand storytelling for these oft-told tales ("Goldilocks and the Three Bears," "Little Red Riding Hood," "Hansel and Gretel," "Sleeping Beauty," and the like) for kids and their parents. Since they are not elaborately produced, FTT may be a hard sell for some smaller members of the family at first, but most should be hooked, even older kids who may pooh-pooh fairy tales. There's always a slight twist that makes these productions fresh. The cast is amazing, especially when you think how lightly cable television was thought of in the '80s: Jeff Bridges, Bud Cort, Liza Minnelli, James Coburn, Susan Sarandon, Christopher Reeve, Klaus Kinski, Billy Crystal, Matthew Broderick, Gregory Hines, Eric Idle, Robin Williams, and Mick Jagger are some of the talented--and varied--actors appearing. Crystal's take on the smart "Little Pig" (with Jeff Goldblum as the wolf) and Williams's "Frog Prince" are two comic gems. Malcolm McDowell, right in the middle of his career high-point of playing baddies, brings flair to the Big Bad Wolf, while his then-real-life wife Mary Steenburgen beautifully counterpoints as Red Riding Hood. The casting of Vincent Price and Vanessa Redgrave in "Snow White" is inspired. Also impressive are the directors Duvall pooled: Tim Burton ("Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp"), Francis Ford Coppola ("Rip Van Winkle") Peter Medak (three episodes), Nicholas Meyer ("Pied Piper"), and Roger Vadim ("Beauty and the Beast"). You can go on for days about these wonderful tales, most totaling around the 45-minute mark, but it's better just to get the set and start wherever you'd like; you will get to the end sooner than you think. --Doug Thomas

With its campy combination of lightweight adventure and Spandex disco chic, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century is a nostalgic throwback to post-Star Wars opportunism. Series co-creator Glen A. Larson was incapable of originality, and former soap star Gil Gerard (in the title role) was a bland incarnation of the comic-strip hero, so the much-anticipated series premiered on September 20, 1979, with serious disadvantages. Although the two-hour pilot "Awakening" had tested successfully as a theatrical release, Gerard and the show's producers could never agree on a stable tone for the series, which presents Capt. William "Buck" Rogers as a jovial space cowboy who is accidentally time-warped from 1987 to 2491. Earth is engaged in interplanetary war following a global holocaust, and Buck's piloting skills make him an ideal starfighter recruit for the Earth Defense Directorate, where his closest colleagues are Dr. Huer (Tim O'Connor), squadron leader Col. Wilma Deering (former model Erin Gray, looking oh-so-foxy), the wisecracking robot Twiki (voiced by cartoon legend Mel Blanc), and a portable computer-brain named Dr. Theopolis, who's carried by Twiki like oversized bling-bling. The series struggled through an awkward first season, with routine plots elevated by decent special effects and noteworthy guest stars including Jamie Lee Curtis, ill-fated Playboy Playmate Dorothy Stratten (appearing, with her voice dubbed over, less than a year before her tragic murder), Batman alumnus Julie Newmar, Buster Crabbe (veteran of vintage Buck Rogers movie serials), and several others in a show that favored vamps and vixens over credible science fiction. A full-scale overhaul resulted in a disastrous second season, but devoted fans still gravitate to Hawk (Thom Christopher), the charismatic alien "birdman" who was introduced with new characters and a new, space-faring search for lost tribes from Earth (with echoes of Larson's own Battlestar Galactica). Behind-the-scenes squabbles continued, and by mid-season of 1981, NBC pulled the plug on a breezy, still-engaging series that suffered from uneasy chemistry and never realized its full potential. Existing somewhere between Galactica and Lost in Space in the TV sci-fi food chain, this Buck--with a dearth of DVD extras--now functions as a cheesy stroll down memory lane. --Jeff Shannon

All 32 episodes from the series--including the pilot "Awakenings," "Return of the Fighting 69th," "Unchained Woman," "Space Vampire," "Mark of the Saurian," "Shgoratchx!," and "The Dorian Secret"--have been collected in a five-disc set. 30 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono. **32 episodes on 5 discs. 30 hrs.**