Silicon Skin Case for iPod nano with Armband
With this soft skin case from CTA, your iPod will always be protected from scratches, knocks, and dust while still giving you free access to all your iPod's controls and connections.
Features include:
Compatible with iPod nano only
Soft silicon skin case
Vinyl windows shields screen
Reinforced bottom opening for easy access to dock ports and headphone jack
Top opens for easy access to hold switch
Compatible with iPod nano only.
Imported
This sporty sneaker by Rasker features a lightweight upper with an integrated lace-up system for a smooth profile.
Highly transpiring upper
Three eyelet lace-up system
Anti-bacteria slip-out insoles
High-traction soles
Hand clean
Made in Italy
Model no. 682661
Imported
After witnessing poachers on an African animal preserve, two teenagers (Reese Witherspoon and Ethan Embry), formerly strangers, must make a daring escape across 1000 miles of deadly desert terrain. With only their minds and the help of a local man to help them in their journey, they encounter countless threats and obstacles, including wild animals and terrifying weather!DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case
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A sweepingly romantic and historic tale about two 19th-century writers and their trials in work, travel, and love, CHILDREN OF THE CENTURY is a daring period piece from director Diane Kurys. The love affair between George Sand (Juliette Binoche) and Alfred de Musset (Benoit Magimel) is brought to life in fits and bursts of creative impulses, passionate interludes, and emotional blowouts. Writers who met in 1833, Sand and de Musset were both well-established in their careers. Sand's feminism, masculine style of dress, and boldness rendered her works utterly readable for their controversy if not their quality. Likewise, de Musset's poetry was highly regarded in literary circles. Unfortunately, Sand was married (to Casimir Dudevant, who she left when she moved to Paris alone) with two children, and so her affair with de Musset--like her fierce independence, liberalism, and frequent romantic trysts--was considered a scandal. But as the story unfolds, Sand remains committed to de Musset even as his words and actions spin rapidly and frightfully out of control. CHILDREN OF THE CENTURY depicts an artistic bloom in Paris and Venice in the mid-1800s, colored by the changing hues of love and grief shared between these two major creative figures.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseAnamorphic WidescreenAudio: Dolby Surround - EnglishInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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