Jun 30


“Happy Fathers Day” Dark Chocolate Delight Fudge Box

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  • Custom Packaged!
  • Great gift for dad or grandpa!
  • Exquisite Fine Candy Exclusive!

    • Jun 30


    AcomData PHD10000USE-72 PureDrive 1 TB 3.5-Inch USB 2.0/eSATA

    List Price: $189.99 Publisher: Acomdata
    Salesrank: 1282
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    Features:

  • Perfect solution for high-end graphics, storing digital video, photos & music, desktop publishing, and backups
  • High-speed USB 2.0 - Transfer data at blazing speeds up to 480 Mbps
  • eSATA - Transfer rates up to 1.5 Gbps
  • Vertical and horizontal - Adhesive rubber feet and slide-on stand included
  • Security lock slot - Physically secure your Drive to prevent theft

    Customer Reviews:
    Accomdata is a solid brand
    If I could get this to work under e-sata than it would get 5 stars. But that is most likely Windows or a hardware on my end, I couldn’t get a Western Digital e-sata to work, either. So it is most likely not Acomdata’s fault. Works great under USB2, and you really never need e-sata speed except for editing or copying massive amounts of data.

    I have been using Acomdata products for 5 years now, about 2 drives I used their enclosure to house my drive and 4 other Acomdata drives have hummed along perfectly for years now.

    Both the 1 TB and 705 GB use a Samsung internal drive, a HD brand I have not had much experience with. But 6 months out, they seem to run great. Overall, the drives run quiet and the enclosures stay pretty cool. A real nice and solid feel, too.

    Great quality
    I actually bought this on sale to pull the drive out and use it in my computer. I ended up liking the case itself so much I put another drive in it and use it all the time.

    My only complaint is that the activity/power light is REALLY bright, which seems to be more and more common on externals now. I fixed that by sticking a piece of black electrical tape over it and leaving a sliver at the top so I can still see activity without being blinded.

    The drive stays cool by spinning down when idle and is fan-less, but the case is aluminum for heat dissipation.

    • Jun 30


    The Lion King II: Simba’s Pride
    by R
    starring Matthew Broderick, Moira Kelly, Neve Campbell, Liz Callaway, Michelle Horn

    List Price: $26.99 Publisher: Walt Disney Home Video
    Salesrank: 1187
    Released: 1998-10-27
    Theatrical-Release: 1998-10-27
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    Customer Reviews:
    Better than average Disney sequel
    The Lion King is one of the greatest animated films ever to grace the silver screen. In my opinion, it battles it out for the top spot with Beauty and the Beast and maybe Toy Story. Everything about it was beautifully created– the animation (who could ever forget the famous stampede), the music (Circle of Life, Be Prepared, Can you feel the love tonight are among Disney’s best), the story (taking Hamlet to the animal kingdom). There was a brilliant villain in Scar voiced magnificently by Jeremy Irons, a complicated hero in Simba and a strong supporting cast of comedic roles. And it ended perfectly– there was no need for a sequel because the audience is left with the sense that Simba has finally overcome his guilt about his father and will do just fine in his rightful throne. It’s such a masterpiece than a direct-to-video sequel could NEVER do the original any justice. Of course, that is always true with Disney.

    In this case, Lion King II, while infinitely better than The Little Mermaid or Pocahontas sequels, still really serves no purpose other than to entertain young children. The original became such an enormous success and probably was the peak of the Disney Renaissance because it appealed to everyone. First and foremost, it was a beautifully made and somewhat dark Shakespearean tale that just happened to be a cartoon. I mean, no one ever forgets Mufasa’s death scene whether they were 6 or 30 when they first saw it. The sequel, while it has some moments of fun, cannot hold a candle when compared to the grand nature of the original. Yet it takes on yet another serious Shakespeare tale (R&J that is), which they should not have done unless they were going to put in more effort and make it a theatrical release. The main characters, Kovu and Kiara, are nowhere near as developed or engaging as the young Simba and Nala. The villain has nowhere near the complexity and motives of the brilliant Scar. Even the adult Simba in this sequel is a shadow of his original self and as a father figure, is no Mufasa either.

    In my opinion, a better sequel might have dealt more with Simba taking on his father’s position. After all, in the original, it was not a fairy-tale romance that captured people’s interests but the more serious father-son dynamic between Simba and Mufasa. And in this sequel, the most interesting moments involve Simba trying to live up to his idolized father and still traumatized by his uncle’s deception.

    The music is severely lacking as well. There is no Circle of Life or Be Prepared or even Hakuna Matata. The original had a sensational Hans Zimmer score that was sorely missed here and replaced by fairly pedestrian tunes. My problem with this movie is that it shouldn’t have been made, which can be said of most Disney sequels except maybe Aladdin and the King of Thieves that was surprising comedic gem.

    Overall, not a terrible direct-to-video sequel but one that really didn’t need to be made.

    Excellent sequel
    One of the few sequels that didn’t kill the original disney movie. Here, like in the original Lion King shakespeare elements are used. This time Romeo and Juliet instead of Hamlet.

    The music was excellent and memorable. Emotional and not the crappy canned music in so many other sequels.

    A movie that I would still watch again and again.

    A rare Disney sequal
    The term “Disney sequal” brings up thoughts of butchering and ruining Disney classics. Strangely enough this was rather enjoyable. Unlike most other sequals this wasn’t made too much longer after the first so retains most of the original voices. The plot is also somewhat related to the first–The Lion King being loosely based on Hamlet and this one being loosely based on Romeo and Juliet. This is definately worth watching, but the songs did leave something to be desired. There were also a few holes in the plot, but in terms of Disney sequals this is def in the top five.

    LION KING 11
    MY GRANDDAUGHTER THOUGHT I HAD THIS MOVIE. I DID BUT GAVE IT TO HER AND SHE WORE IT OUT. I LOOKED FOR ANOTHER AND FOUND IT ON AMAZON . IT IS A GREAT FAMILY MOVIE. IT TAKES UP FROM LION KING I. THE MUSIC WAS VERY GOOD. MY GRANDDAUGHTER AND I SAT DOWN AND WATCHED IT FROM START TO FINISH. SHE IS 10 AND I AM 61, SO YOU SEE IT IS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY.

    THIS MOVIE IS SO ROMANTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    I don’t know what movie the people who are saying that this is a bad movie were watching!!! I agree that they should have spent more time in Kiara’s childhood, but they had to keep the plot moving and they had the crucial meeting when they were cubs. To certain people who ask how Scar has his own pride of lions, and it was “implied” in the first one that he died. They implied nothing of the sort. Really, tell me what you saw. You saw the shadows, the SHADOWS of the hyenas and flames and Scar going down into them. It couldn’t really be a Disney movie if there wasn’t a happy ending with Scar being MOBBED by the hyenas, I repeat, MOBBED!!!! Also, do you know how hard it is for him to start a pride of lions? As easy as it is for a guy to have three kids at once (and I’m not talking about triplets, either). I love the fact in this movie that Simba hates these people and it’s just like the Warriors series by Erin Hunter (everybody read them they’re great!), in the fact that Bramblekit/paw/claw is haunted by his father’s past (Tigerclaw) who hated the current leader of the Clan, Firestar, and so he has to prove himself over and over and over again because of that! He has to overcome his father, and that is what Kovu (Brambleclaw) has to do to over come Scar (Tigerclaw) and prove himself to Simba (Firestar) so he can marry Simba’s duaghter, Kiara (Squirrelflight)

    This is a heart wrenching story that has great songs–definitely buy it and watch it over and over!

    Jun 30


    Rubber o-ring gasket seal for Waring blenders.

    List Price: Publisher: Waring
    Salesrank: 56669
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    Features:

  • This seal sits between the top of the blade and the bottom of the jar
  • Fits many Waring blenders
  • Only one seal per blender.

    Customer Reviews:
    Saved me money!
    By purchasing the replacement gasket I was able to avoid buying a new blender — mine is 30 years old and still working well. Yay!

    • Jun 30


    Canvas Print, Working Within View of Mount Fuji - 18 x 12

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  • Image Title: Working Within View of Mount Fuji
  • Artist: Hokusai
  • 12 x 18 Canvas Print stretched over wood frame
  • Watermarks do not appear on actual prints
  • FREE SHIPPING when you purchase 2 or more Canvas Prints from ClassicPix.com!

    • Jun 30


    Great Activities for Physical Education: Middle School
    by B
    starring Artie Kamiya

    List Price: $30.00 Publisher: SportVideos.com
    Salesrank: 87641
    Released: 2008-02-18
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    Jun 30


    Supermicro SuperServer 6015B-NTB - Rack - 2-way - no CPU - RAM 0 MB - SATA - hot-swap 3.5″ - no HDD - DVD - ATI ES1000 - Gigabit Ethernet - Monitor : none - 1U

    List Price: $1,384.37 Publisher: Super Micro Computer Inc
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  • Sold Individually

    • Jun 30


    Maggie and the Ferocious Beast - Puzzles and Picnics
    starring Gerrit Schmidt-Fo

    Jun 30


    Sing Along with Mickey, Minnie and Goofy: Kamden
    by M

    List Price: $29.95 Publisher: Just Me Music
    Released: 2007-12-27
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    Tracklisting:
    1. Are You Ready?
    2. Mickey Mouse March
    3. Time For Fun
    4. Zip-a-dee-doo-da
    5. Hiya Goofy
    6. Take Me Out To The Ballgame
    7. Just Gotta Sing
    8. If You’re Happy And You Know It
    9. Where’s Pluto
    10. Oh Where Oh Where
    11. Favorite Things
    12. Do Your Ears Hang Low
    13. Lonesome Cowboy
    14. Home On The Range
    15. Let’s Play A Game
    16. This Old Man
    17. Grab Your Oars
    18. Row Row Row Your Boat
    19. You’re A Star
    20. Twinkle Twinkle
    21. One More Song
    22. A Mouse Like Me
    23. See Ya Real Soon

    Jun 29


    Rao’s Homemade Arabriata Sauces-24oz

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