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3 years & up. Mix up some quick and easy healthy stir fry with this wooden set that includes shrimp, mushrooms, snow peas, bok choi, knife, spoon, and chopsticks in a wok. 23 pieces

This blue lunch box set includes everything little engineers will need for lunch time fun!  The front of the lunch box shows a picture of Thomas, James, and Harold hard at work.  Push down on the outer compartment lock to access the outer storage area - perfect for quick snacks or school supplies!  The  red handle on the top allows for easy carrying to and from lunch time.  Slide the red lock over to discover a double-decker sandwich box and pop-up straw canteen.  The clear double-decker sandwich box features a picture of James, Thomas, and Percy on the lid, and contains a blue shelf that lifts out to reveal a lower compartment.  The white pop-up straw canteen has a colorful picture of your favorite friends from the Island of Sodor having a really useful day.  The blue top on the canteen has a push button release that opens the protective lid of the built-in drinking straw.  This Side Kick Lunch Box is the ultimate Thomas & Friends lunch set!

Toot-toot! All aboard for lunch with the very functional Thomas the Tank lunch box, which is made of durable plastic and comes in the traditional Thomas blue with a red handle. Inside the generous container are an 11.5-ounce canteen and a Pecoware double-deck sandwich container, which measures 5 by 5 by 3 inches. Both are adorned with Thomas scenes. On the front of the lunch box is a nifty front panel--decorated with another happy Thomas scene--that clips open. This compartment is big enough to accommodate another sandwich or is the perfect hiding place to tuck away a secret goodie for your child. Press a button on the side of the canteen, and the cover pops up, revealing a straw. No muss, no fuss. The lunch box measures 9 by 7 by 4.5 inches and can hold a lot of food--for children or adults! --Diane Tuman

These were shipped from Japan before March. We are not expecting any more shipments indefinitely due to the current situation in Japan. Fun to make and eat! Funny Cake House Soft ice cream Just use water to make. Strawberry flavor A lot of calcium! Tart Cake Soft Ice Cream ? This package does not contain finished products. ? Dish is not included.

BEASTIE BOYS LICENSED TO ILL

The joke of Licensed to Ill's cover--that the Beasties could crash their jet into the side of a mountain and keep on tickin'--serves as a good metaphor for a career that even some of their 1986 admirers thought might be over after the one-time-only shock of this full-length debut. That thousands of funk-junkie wannabes have since failed at re-creating its groove, breaking-the-law vibe, and ear-splitting mix of rock and rap is an even better joke. And funniest of all is the record itself, which packs dexterous boasts, aural puns, and lots and lots of yelling into a disc that can still be listened to with as much pleasure as it gave in '86. --Rickey Wright

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To say there has been a lot of anticipation for Coldplay's fourth album, Viva La Vida, is an understatement. Having enlisted legendary leftfield producer Brian Eno, borrowed their album title from a painting by renowned Mexican artist Frida Kahlo and made tantalising remarks about sonic reinvention, the world has been curious (to say the least) to hear what the `new' Coldplay might sound like. Viva La Vida definitely makes some departures from the band's usual formula, which happens to be one of the most commercially successful rock-pop blueprints of recent years. The plangent chords, emotive melodies, stadium-rock rhythms and universal lyrical concerns remain, but Martin and co. have gone out on several limbs here, incorporating instrumental tracks ("Life In Technicolour"), using subtle North African and Latin elements ("Yes", "Strawberry Swing"), and overhauling previously strict verse-chorus-verse structures in favour of slightly more avant arrangements. The old Coldplay still shine through (see tracks like "Violet Hill" and the title song) but even their classic sound feels more muscular and confident. The band's new flourishes, cosmetic and self-conscious as they may be, are enough to make Viva La Vida a welcome break from the old routine --Danny McKenna People en Español Cuando Coldplay anunció con bombo y platillo que su cuarto disco, bajo el ambicioso título de Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends, vendría acompañado de la producción de Brian Eno, dos escenarios se convertían en posibilidad: o se trataba de su peor álbum o la obra maestra de su carrera. Afortunadamente, la producción de Eno no lleva a la banda británica a imitar a U2 por ningún momento, y en cambio, el grupo liderado por Chris Martin presenta el mejor disco en su trayectoria, ofreciendo un sonido distinto, en el que por fin se alejan del pianito hartante de sus primeros tres álbumes y suenan como lo que siempre prometieron ser: una de las mejores bandas del mundo. "Life In Technicolor," "Viva la Vida," y sobre todo el tema "Lost!," representan a Coldplay en su momento cumbre. --Ernesto Sánchez (People en Español )

Along with Fantasia and Fantasia 2000, the anthology set contains a third disc that examines a segment of both movies in detail. Each segment has an introduction that has experts (including Leonard Maltin), producer Roy E. Disney, or the animators setting up the piece's history. Notes on the music and dozens of design photos are included on all the segments, although others offer more intriguing features. Abandoned animation is shown on many segments, as are a few behind-the-scenes shorts; the most intriguing are experts from Walt Disney's hosted documentaries on how his company made movies. As for the photos, they are awkwardly catalogued and only the most patient of viewers would want to look at all of them. In some segments, though, these images are entertainingly produced as a "story reel," presenting these images--rough animation, sketches, pastel paintings--with the musical accompaniment. For those looking for a more well-rounded view of the films, the two one-hour documentaries on each film's disc lay the groundwork, but none of the anthology looks at how the first film was seen through the years or gives time to anyone who wasn't gung-ho about every element of the films. There is hardly a mention of embarrassing stereotypes that were matted (and still are) out of the "Pastoral" segment, or the intriguing aspect of the film as a '60s icon for the ultimate head-trip. Disney does let their guard down to show sequences that were being readied in 1940 for future editions (including a recently restored short scored to "Clair de Lune"). Most tantalizing is a look at how the special effects were done in the original film. The guide is a scrapbook that one of the technicians kept and was discovered only in 1990. Fans can only hope a reproduction will be made available someday. --Doug Thomas

WALT DISNEY'S MASTERPIECE

Cheeseheads, rejoice. This video is for those lovable, loyal Packer fans who wear the yellow foam slices of cheese on their heads: a celebration of a marvelous 13-3 regular-season record that culminates in a 35-21 victory over New England in the 1997 Super Bowl. As usual, NFL Films rises to the occasion with an excellent video narrated by the unmistakable voice of Harry Kalas. It not only dissects the Packers' return to glory, it provides insight into the fanatical followers of the only completely publicly owned franchise in the smallest city of pro sports. There is a special relationship between the fans, the city, and the team unlike any other in sports. Beyond that, this video recaps the MVP season of quarterback Brett Favre, the resurrection of washed-up kick-returner Desmond Howard, and the culmination of the highly religious Reggie White's long journey to the NFL promised land. It also examines the marvelous coaching job by Mike Holgrem in overcoming a rash of serious injuries to his wide receivers. In the 1960s, Green Bay became known as "Titletown, USA" during one of the most dominating championship runs in all of sports. It took 29 years for the Pack to make it all the way back. And this celebration is the culmination of that journey. Cheeseheads and all pro-football fans will enjoy reliving the return of the Lombardi Trophy to the town Vince Lombardi made famous. --Gordie Sholtys

Join Pooh and his pals from the Hundred Acre Wood for play-along fun that's full of laughter and imagination! New discoveries await within each delightful adventure! Take a trip to the Old West in "The Good, The Bad, And The Tigger," when a mysterious train robbery causes Sheriff Piglet to round up some unusual suspects! Then, "Rabbit Marks The Spot" and tricks the Pooh Pirates into digging for buried treasure! And who could possibly be "The Masked Offender" -- and why does he bounce so much like Tigger?

FEATURES :Auto change water color when water temperature changedCan indicate your family and you not to scald the handMake water colorful and beautiful to bring you good feelingProvide two different adapters, fit most of faucet tapsNo battery needed, it is powered by the pressure of water. Very environmentalEasy to use, just need to connect the faucet tap and the LED light sensor with the adapter, it can work normally. When water temperature is less then 32 Centigrade, it turns blue colorWhen water temperature is between 33 Centigrade to 41 Centigrade, it turns green colorWhen water temperature is between 42 Centigrade to 46 Centigrade, it turns red colorWhen water temperature is more than 46 Centigrade, it is flashing, which remind you be careful SPECIFICATIONS: Item size: 55 mm in length, 22 mm in inner diameterPackage Included: 1 X LED faucet light2 X Adapter

Offering configurations and dimensions that other do-it-yourself shelving kits simply cannot match, Blitz's 2x4basics ShelfLinks help you create shelving units that suit your needs--you just add the lumber! Designed to fit anywhere and hold practically anything, ShelfLinks shelves can be modified or expanded as your storage requirements change.Simple assembly with only a powered screwdriver and a saw. View larger.2x4basics ShelfLinksAt a GlanceCreates a customized storage systemHeavy-gauge structural resin constructionSupports spans up to 8 feet and holds up to 1,000 poundsEasy assembly--requires only a powered screwdriver and sawLifetime warrantyEasy-to-Assemble, Customizable Shelving SystemShelfLinks allow you to build strong, custom-sized shelves by just adding 2x4 lumber (not included). Construct a great-looking entertainment center on the cheap or quickly put up shelving in your dorm room or garage. Anywhere you need a custom shelving solution, ShelfLinks make it happen in a fast, affordable way and provide a great alternative to flimsy, one-size-only plastic and metal shelving units.Featuring easy-to-follow assembly instructions, ShelfLinks are as simple to put together as building blocks. First, cut your 2x4s to the length you choose. Next, attach four 2x4s to the top of the ShelfLinks to make your storage surface(s). You then insert four more 2x4s through the patented apertures to make the legs of your shelf unit. Secure all with the included screws. It's that simple! The only tools required are a powered screwdriver and saw. And you won't have to worry about miters or angles--only straight, 90-degree cuts are required.Strong, Durable Construction Holds up to 1,000 PoundsShelfLinks are built to last. They're constructed of heavy-gauge structural resin--once joined with 2x4s, each shelf can support spans up to 8.0 feet (2.4 meters) and can hold up to 1,000 pounds (400 kilograms). Finished shelf depth is 16 inches (40 centimeters)--plenty of room to safely house a host of items, from school books and DVD collections to tools and construction materials.This kit is backed by a lifetime warranty.About Blitz Products Inc: Creating Customizable Storage and Furniture Family owned and operated, Blitz Products Inc. began with the creation of the very first 2x4basics product, the ConverTable, an innovative outdoor bench that lets you create a picnic table that easily converts from a bench to a table and back again--without tools. Following the ConverTable's early success, Blitz developed a line of products that allow everyone--from pros down to college students--to easily build furniture by just adding 2x4 lumber.Although Blitz products can be found all over the world, the company's primary facility is located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and its primary manufacturing and distribution processes are completed either in the USA or Canada.What's in the BoxSix ShelfLinks, each measuring 5.0 x 3.0 x 15.5 inches (WxHxL); screws; assembly instructions; and warranty information.Construct a great-looking entertainment center on the cheap. View larger.Quickly put up shelving in your garage. View larger.Store records and games in your basement or attic. View larger.Get the most out of your closet space. View larger.

The question facing any viewer of the Japanese CG feature Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children is: do you have to know the games on which it's based in order to understand the film? And the answer is: it certainly helps. But even complete novices (i.e., most parents) in the Final Fantasy world will find some entertainment in its wealth of fantasy-based action, and the animation never fails to astonish. Picking up two years after an epic battle between the forces of good (represented by brooding soldier Cloud) and evil (Cloud's former general, Sephiroth), FFVII opens in the devastated city of Midgard, whose youthful occupants suffer from a ghastly disease known as Geostigma. A trio of brothers arrives with what appears to be a cure for the plague, but their gesture conceals a more sinister purpose: to revive Sephiroth and bring about the end of the world. Cloud and his companions must once again rise to the occasion to stop the siblings and the revived Sephiroth from unleashing total destruction. Complex and self-referential to the point of occasional incomprehension, Final Fantasy VII will definitely be most appreciated by fans of the game series, but if others can look past the numbing dialogue and frenetic action (which is a bit too intense for very young children), the film offers a carefree and action-packed viewing experience. The two-disc set contains the original Japanese language version of the film as well as an English-dubbed edition (Rachel Leigh Cook and Christy Carlson Romano, among others, provide the vocal talent) and a version edited for the Venice Film Festival. A 30-minute featurette that recaps the Final Fantasy story up to VII, as well as a making-of documentary, deleted scenes, and promotions for future Final Fantasy VII games and products round out the extras. --Paul Gaita Stills from Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children (click for larger image)

Two years after the conclusion of the popular video game "Final Fantasy VII," former soldier and mercenary Cloud Strife's attempt to live a peaceful life is disrupted when he finds himself protecting an orphanage from a trio of evil brothers, in this stylish computer-animated adventure. 101 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: Japanese Dolby Digital 5.1, English Dolby Digital 5.1, French Dolby Digital 5.1; Subtitles: English, Arabic, Dutch, French, Korean, Mandarin, Portuguese, Spanish, Thai. In Japanese with English subtitles/Dubbed in English.

Based on the manga by Hiro Mashima, the comedy-adventure Fairy Tale (2009) ran for 111 episodes in Japan, and it's easy to understand why: the series has a freewheeling nuttiness that plays like an irreverent mash-up of Slayers, Bleach, and One Piece. Lucy, a young celestial wizard, arrives in the city of Magnolia, hoping to join a sorcerer's guild. She stumbles into the headquarters of the eccentric Fairy Tale guild, and quickly forms a team with three of its zaniest members. Rough-and-tumble Natsu is a powerful fire wizard; he travels with his blue talking cat, Happy. However, Natsu gets violent motion sickness on trains, boats, carriages, and every other conveyance, which undercuts his effectiveness. Gary is an equally strong ice wizard, but he keeps losing his clothes and has to fight enemies in his boxers. Erza's transformative magic awes Lucy, but the hot-tempered redhead is no saner than the others. The improbable quartet tackles various assignments, battling demons and evil wizards. They invariably come out on top, but wreak havoc on their surroundings--which lands them in trouble with the Council of Elders. In a four-part adventure (episodes 5 to 8), they destroy a cursed flute whose melodies kill everyone within earshot. But they blow up a railway station, level a trestle bridge, and flatten an entire village in the process. Although many anime series have offered similar blends of slapstick and supernatural derring-do, director Shinji Ishihara and his crew keep the material fresh and funny. Voice actors Todd Haberkorn (Natsu) and Newton Pittman (Gary) bring a lively edge to their feuding friendship, and Cherami Leigh (Lucy) avoids the clichés of the ingénue role. Fairy Tale spawned an OAV in 2011, and a theatrical feature is slated for 2012. (Rated TV 14: cartoon violence, minor risqué humor, alcohol use) --Charles Solomon (1. The Fairy Tale, 2. Fire Dragon, Monkey, and Bull, 3. Infiltrate the Everlue Mansion, 4. Dear Kaby, 5. The Wizard in Armor, 6. Fairies in the Wind, 7. Flame and Wind, 8. The Strongest Team, 9. Natsu Devours a Village, 10. Natsu vs. Erza, 11. The Cursed Island, 12. Moon Drip)

Their magic spells destruction!In the Kingdom of Fiore powerful wizards make their living by joining magical guilds and contracting out their services to bee "wizards for hire". Harnessing the forces of Dragon Fire Ice Weaponry and the Zodiac four young wizards of the infamous guild Fairy Tail team up to seek their fortunes. Growing stronger with every mission they travel the countryside helping people and battling rival guilds but with personalities as different as their magic skills this team may end up doing more damage than good.Format: BLU-RAY DISC Genre: ANIMATION Rating: TV14 Age: 704400087622 UPC: 704400087622 Manufacturer No: FN-08762

In 1986, the animated adaptation of Akira Toriyama's manga Dragon Ball debuted on Japanese television, launching one of the most popular franchises in anime history. Dragon Ball introduced a special mixture of male bonding, rigorous training, martial arts fighting, slapstick comedy, and sci-fi action that scored a huge hit with boys and led to the follow-ups Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT--and numerous imitators. A small boy from another planet, Goku commands super-human strength, but he was raised in the remote mountains by an old man and he knows little of the world. Goku meets Bulma, who's trying to assemble the seven magical Dragon Balls so she can wish for a boyfriend. The naive boy and the hot-tempered girl join forces, then form a quarrelsome alliance with Oolong, the shape-shifting pig, and Yamcha, a dashing bandit with a metamorphic familiar, Puar. The heroes compete for the Dragon Balls against the pint-sized Emperor Pilaf (who wants to rule the world). After defeating Pilaf, Goku goes to study martial arts with Master Roshi, a lecherous but extraordinarily skilled old man. Goku and fellow student Krillin develop formidable powers that they use in the World Martial Arts Tournament. These episodes set the pattern for Dragon Ball and numerous other series: humans and creatures of all description train endlessly, then gather to pound the ramen out of each other before an audience. Naturally, the hero wins in an extended final match. The first adventures are lighter in tone and more broadly comic than the beginning of the darker Red Ribbon Saga. For years, the first13 episodes of Dragon Ball were only available in the U.S. in the heavily edited set Saga of Goku, to the chagrin of the fans. Following their successful release of the complete Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball GT, Funimation is presenting Dragon Ball uncut and digitally restored. The series probably looks better now than it did when it premiered, as it was reportedly filmed in 16mm. Note: The sight of the prepubescent Goku and Krillin running around naked doesn't bother Japanese audiences. (Rated TV 14, but appropriate for ages 12 and up: nudity, risqué and toilet humor, cartoon violence, ethnic stereotypes, alcohol and tobacco use) --Charles Solomon (1. Secret of the Dragon Balls, 2. The Emperor’s Quest, 3. The Nimbus Cloud of Roshi, 4. Oolong the Terrible, 5. Yamcha the Desert Bandit, 6. Keep an Eye on the Dragon Balls, 7. The Ox-King on Fire Mountain, 8. The Kamehameha Wave, 9. Boss Rabbit’s Magic Touch, 10. The Dragon Balls Are Stolen, 11. The Penalty Is Pinball, 12. A Wish to the Eternal Dragon, 13. The Legend of Goku, 14. Goku's Rival, 15. Look Out for Launch, 16. Find That Stone! 17. Milk Delivery, 18. The Turtle Hermit Way, 19. The Tournament Begins, 20. Elimination Round, 21. Smells Like Trouble, 22. Quarterfinals Begin, 23. Monster Beast Giran, 24. Krillin's Frantic Attack! 25. Danger From Above, 26, The Grand Finals, 27. Number One Under The Moon? 28. The Final Blow, 29. The Roaming Lake, 30. Pilaf and the Mystery Force, 31. Wedding Plans?)

Studio: Funimation Prod Inc Release Date: 09/15/2009