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The Scooby-Doo Novelty Lunch Kit - Mystery Machine features:100% PVC free with PEVA liningsSuperior quality closed cell polyethylene foam insulationUnique shapes with added features and embellishmentsDetailed screen printed graphics on nylon or polyester

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• Scooby-DooTM Mystery Machine Soft Lunch Box by Thermos®
• Superior Foam Insulation
• Comfortable, Padded Carrying Handle
• Durable, Easy-Clean Fabric; Lead Safe
• Dimensions: 10" W x 4" D x 7.25" H; * 2010 MODEL DOES NOT COME WITH FOLD OUT PLACEMAT**

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Van Houtte French Vanilla has the delicate flavor of vanilla in a rich, smooth coffee. One taste and you'll understand why the 'experts' call this light roasted coffee a classic.The Keurig single-cup brewing system uses a special packaging for coffee, tea and hot cocoa called K-Cup portion packs or "K-Cups". Each K-Cup is an airtight, mini-brewer that locks out oxygen, light, moisture and humidity while locking in freshness and flavor. Simply insert the no mess K-Cup into the brewer and hit the brew button for a fresh-brewed, perfect cup of coffee or tea in under a minute.

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• Van Houtte French Vanilla Light Roasted Coffee Keurig K-Cups 18 Count
• No mess design protects from air, light and moisture
• Each K-Cup brews perfect individual servings
• Works with any style Keurig brewing system
• 18 servings

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HCN1 Features: -Nutcracker.-Stainless steel teeth secured inside upper legs to grip and crack nuts in their shell.-Note : Not recommended for the dishwasher and for children under the age of 12. Construction: -Plastic and stainless steel construction. Dimensions: -Overall dimensions: 9'' H x 6'' W x 2'' D.

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• Nine-inch tall, fully functional, resin nutcracker with amazing likeness of Hilary Clinton
• Stainless steel teeth secured inside upper legs to grip and crack nuts in their shell
• Stands upright and has internal stainless steel components and spring
• Guaranteed to be the talk of any Party
• Hand wash recommended

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There's only one better way to experience these performances by Bruce Springsteen and his reunited E Street Band, and that's if you were actually in Madison Square Garden when they were recorded in June and July 2000. This two-disc set includes more than three hours of music. Disc One features the 14 songs that were aired by HBO in 2001, while Disc Two adds another 11 tunes released here for the first time. The Boss and his band are in top form; their sheer exuberance at playing together, not to mention the joy and inspiration they provide their audience, are palpable, thanks in no small part to the excellent direction and superb sound (Dolby Digital 5.1 or PCM stereo). Highlights? Almost everything, from timeless anthems like "Born to Run" and "Thunder Road" to the riveting "American Skin (41 Shots)" and a bluesy, solo "Born in the U.S.A." All together now: Bruuuuuuce! --Sam Graham

Bruce and the band's historical 10-night stand at Madison Square Garden in 2000 has been captured in this dynamic concert program that boasts 80 minutes of additional footage to the original HBO presentation. Songs include "The River," "Atlantic City," "Badlands," "Born to Run," "Land of Hope and Dreams," "Youngstown," and the controversial "American Skin (41 Shots)" 180 min. on two discs. Standard; Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, PCM stereo; photo gallery; featurette.

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• 2 DVDs
• Bruce Springsteen
• Format 2 DVDs

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No doubt about it: this TCM boxed set is all wet. As a collection of movies featuring Esther Williams, MGM's swimming superstar, how could it not be? Six titles, in splashy Technicolor, comprise this daffy musical smorgasbord, all drawn from Williams' glory years as an unlikely box-office draw. Thrill of a Romance, from 1945, is the earliest film of the bunch, a top-drawer production with a coy plot and location shooting in Yosemite Park. Esther's newly wedded to drippy businessman Carleton Young, but when hubby is called away from their honeymoon resort, war hero Van Johnson is nearby--and he needs swimming lessons. Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra breeze through, and (in on of MGM's amusing attempts to add class to the room) Wagnerian tenor Lauritz Melchoir is on hand to play Cupid and sing an aria or two. Or three. (Melchoir has a pleasant screen personality, actually, even if his presence here is absurd.) Fiesta,a Mexican bullfighting tale, is duller and doesn't give Williams much screen time, but it does introduce the agile young Ricardo Montalban to the screen; he and Esther are twin offspring of a famous matador. Musical highlights include a folk version of "La Bamba" and Aaron Copland's "El Salon de Mexico." In This Time for Keeps, Esther is employed in an Aqua Follies show and backed by Jimmy Durante; Forties crooner Johnnie Johnston is torn between pop singing and the operatic expectations of his father (Melchior again). The collection's low point is Pagan Love Song, a 1950 musical seemingly offered to cash in on the tropical-island appeal of South Pacific. Howard Keel belts out his love for Williams with his usual oak-barrel gusto, and there's one crazy you-gotta-see-this-to-believe-it number with (thanks to trick photography) Esther appearing to swim through a series of different underwater sets as Keel sings the irresistible title tune. Lots of cut songs, included on the DVD, suggest how the movie got down to 77 minutes. Million Dollar Mermaid purports to be the bio of Australian swimmer Annette Kellerman, though the plot conforms to nostalgic period pieces of the era: Esther really loves brash Victor Mature, but contrivances keep them apart. If the story is tedious, the numbers are fun, especially the big ballet with water slides, trapeze divers, and all those sparklers going into the water with our star. Busby Berkeley worked on the big set-pieces; gee, what a surprise. Berkeley also did duty on Easy to Love, which has a few delirious musical interludes as Esther chooses between Van Johnson and Tony Martin. Much of it was filmed at Cyrpress Gardens, the Florida resort that also served as a watery backdrop to This is Cinerama. Some of the stunts involved prove Williams had as much in common with Jackie Chan as she did with Fred Astaire (she actually did break her neck on a diving stunt in Million Dollar Mermaid), and her fabulous physique remains impressive throughout these zany pictures. Watch a few in a row, and your head will be swimming right along with the star. --Robert Horton

First, "Thrill of a Romance" (1945) stars Esther Williams as a swimming newlywed who does a backstroke over Army Air Corps hero Van Johnson--complicating her new nuptials. With Henry Travers, Lauritz Melchior. Next, "Fiesta" (1947) has Williams posing as her matador brother in order to save her family's name. Ricardo Montalban, Cyd Charisse co-star. "This Time for Keeps" (1947) features Esther as a bathing-suited performer who catches the eye of an opera singer's son. Melchior, Jimmy Durante, Johnnie Johnston co-star. In "Pagan Love Song" (1950), Howard Keel shines as a teacher in Tahiti who falls for Williams--mistakenly believing that she is an island native. Rita Moreno co-stars. Then, "Million Dollar Mermaid" (1952) is an enjoyable biopic of 1890s swimming great Annette Kellerman, with Williams, Victor Mature, Walter Pidgeon. AKA: "The One Piece Bathing Suit." Lastly, "Easy to Love" (1953) focuses on secretary Esther's attempts to make boss Van Johnson notice her. With Tony Martin, John Bromfield. 10 hrs. total on six discs. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English (SDH); bonus shorts; bonus cartoons; outtakes.

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• Condition: New
• Format: DVD
• Box set; Color; DVD; NTSC

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Whether from home to the office, on a business trip or to school, the Van Gogh Art The Stone Bench in the Garden Messenger Bag School Bag keeps you comfortable and your cargo safe and sound - this bag features pockets for your cellphone, pens, ipod, notebook etc. and also a plenty of space to store your textbooks, folders, files, etc. The bag is wide enough to fit upto a 14inch laptop (Protective laptop sleeve sold separately) and the padded shoulder strap will ensure that it is easy to carry - The vibrant image on the front is professionally printed and will not fade or peel with time-This bag will surely be an eye catcher wherever you go with it

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• measures 15.75" x 11.25" x 2.75"
• Messenger bag offers plenty of space to store all your school or work supplies
• This bag can fit items such as Textbooks, folders, notebooks, calculator, pens, pencil, lunch, cell phone, mp3 player etc.
• The bag has a main compartment that holds up to a 14.5" laptop or notebook computer ( protective Laptop Sleeve purchased separately), power cord, mouse, and files
• Adjustable straps slings easily across the shoulder hassle free. OVER 600 designs available!!