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KITCHEN
NASA Hubble Space Posters
$15.95

About this product:
Incredible Images From NASA's Hubble Space Project! The posters are printed on high quality photo quality stock, and measure approximately 23 by 28 inches. Most popular Hubble posters: V838 Monocerotis,Abell 1689,The Tadpole,The Lure of the Rings,The Sombrero Galaxy, Antennae Galaxies, Evaporating Planet,Omega-Swan Nebula, Helix Nebula ,Pencil Nebula

KITCHEN
Great Minds Great Quotes 24x36 Poster
$2.39

About this product:
This poster shows a list of quotations. At the top it says "Great Minds¿ Great Quotes". This poster measures approx. 24" x 36"

KITCHEN
Death Note Mind Game Cloth Wall Scroll Poster GE-9877
$14.95

About this product:

This Death Note wall scroll is made of a very soft cloth-like material and measures approximately 32"x40".

The wall scroll comes with two horizontal plastic rods at the top and bottom of the wall scroll for easy hanging on your wall. All our scrolls are shipped in hard tubes to avoid damage during shipment.

MUSIC
Colour Me Free!
Joss Stone
$19.23

About this product:
Colour Me Free is the fourth studio album from Joss Stone, featuring the new single "Free Me".

Track listing:

1. Free Me

2. Could Have Been You

3. Parallel Lines

4. Lady

5. 4 and 20

6. Big 'Ol Game

7. Governmentalist

8. Incredible

9. You Got The Love

10. I Believe It To My Soul

11. Stalemate

12. Girlfriend On Demand

MUSIC
Eckhart Tolle's Music to Quiet the Mind
$12.04

About this product:
Eckhart Tolle, Eckhart Tolle's Music to Quiet the Mind

MUSIC
Mind Over Matter
$12.99

About this product:
2009 album from the contemporary Jazz great. Mind Over Matter is inspired by Miles Davis' approach to songwriting, especially in the latter part of his career. ''In his later years, he took a very loose and improvisational approach,'' he says. ''He would start with nothing more than a groove that Marcus Miller or some other member of his band would lay down. And from there he would just develop these melodies that were very simple but at the same time very compelling and very memorable. It was a creative process that bypassed the nuts and bolts of the song and just got right to the essence of it.'' The album features musical assistance from Eric Benet, Jeff Lorber, Will Brock, Will Holton and Gary Taylor.

VIDEO
The Flo-Jo Workout: Mind, Body and Spirit [VHS]
$9.75

About this product:
Even though this tape has been around for a while the basics are there. Florence offers excellent cueing and the workout allows you to increase the intensity so that you can use it as you progress through your levels of fitness. Its a shame she didn't make more videos. Its inspiring to see an beautiful black woman with such a great body.

VIDEO
Mind Warp [VHS]
$30.00

About this product:
Mindwarp is one weird little film. It sounds like it might be a precursor of sorts to The Matrix, but it really isn't. It's got the whole virtual reality world thing going for it, but the whole tenor of the film changes with the introduction of Bruce Campbell. Campbell is always worth watching, and he brings his usual few truckloads of slime and goo with him here. There's a lot of gore, but it's a little too nasty and gooey to be completely satisfying, plus the film is so dadburned dark most of the time that it's hard to see exactly what you're looking at. The whole cannibal subplot is a little disappointing, though, as no humans were actually eaten in the making of this movie. Midway through, the film seemed to be going nowhere, but it picked up steam at the end and threw a few plot twists in the mix to make things interesting.

Apparently, there was some kind of nuclear war, and now the survivors live their lives inside a place called Infinisynth, jacked in to a super virtual reality system that allows them to be and do whatever they want. You get kicked offline to take care of bodily needs and eat green gloop, but other than that it's a dream come true. Of course, there's always someone out there who doesn't like making all of her dreams come true in a realistic fashion; no, she wants something truly real. Well, she gets it, as the Sysop eventually kicks her out for mucking around with the system. Judy (Marta Alicia) finds herself on a barren world that is half-desert and half-glacier (those nukes really screw up the environment, don't they?). She quickly discovers some quicksand, and you almost want to see her die because she is just really annoying. Stover (Campbell) saves her from the zombie cannibals that pull her out of the sand, and the whole "only man and only woman on the face of the earth" things gets them all cozied up. The good times don't last long, though, as they are both then pulled down underneath the earth by the zombified "crawlers." These guys live underneath a landfill, so you can imagine just how disgusting a world this is. The plot gets pretty weird at this point, but you basically get a whole lot of gore from here on out - no actual cannibalism, but there is blood drinking. Lots of blunt instruments get swung around, meat hooks are put to good use, there's a great big saw for the most important sacrifices, and one kid's eyes get gouged out (even though we don't actually see the eyes removed, darn it). There's also a certain little critter that lays its eggs on a person's brain stem, and the journey to that destination ain't a pretty one - neither is the birth of the little darlings and their exit from the host.

The ending, or should I say endings, is what I would all predictably unpredictable, but it works. Mindwarp is a lot of fun to watch if you're not doing anything for an hour and a half. It's certainly not my favorite Bruce Campbell film, but it is a Bruce Campbell film - and usually that's enough to make a movie worth watching. Bruce got an extra bonus from the making of this film, as he met his wife, costume designer Ida Gearon, on the set.

VIDEO
Tears for Fears:In My Mind's Eye [VHS]
$19.99

About this product:
Tears For Fears--Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith--was one of the most underrated but highly imaginative and candid bands of the 80s. Their lyrics were honest and sometimes heartwrenching; their music was catchy; and their vocals were soulful.

Due to artistic differences (really) the two men parted ways in the early 90s. Rumors have it that they may be recording again together soon. Only time will tell.

IN MY MIND'S EYE is concert footage and video footage mostly taken from the band's first album, THE HURTING. 'Tis a good video if you are a fan and can find a copy.

DVD
Criminal Minds - The Second Season
$35.00

About this product:
"It's been a hard year for us," Aaron Hotchner (Thomas Gibson), leader of the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit, tells his mentor, profiler extraordinaire Jason Gideon (Mandy Patinkin) in the season finale. No kidding! Just when you think Criminal Minds has shown you the worst that humanity has to offer, the show unleashes an Emmy-worthy episode like "No Way Out," featuring Keith Carradine in a chilling performance as Frank, who just may be the most prolific serial killer in history, and whose capture in a desert diner is only the beginning of a battle of wits between himself and Gideon. From serial killers and a mad bomber to sadistic kidnappers and rapists, these are truly the cases that try men's (and women's) souls. In this second season, the writers have taken great care to flesh out the BAU team. In "The Aftermath," Elle Greenaway (Lola Glaudini), who still has not fully come to grips with being shot, steps over the line in stopping a serial rapist. In "Revelations," we see flashbacks to resident genius Reid's (Matthew Gray Gubler) painful childhood after a religious zealot (a scarily convincing James "Dawson" Van Der Beek), kidnaps, tortures, and drugs him (a later episode deals with Reid's addiction). In "Profiler, Profiled," devastating secrets about Derek Morgan (Shemar Moore) are revealed after he is arrested during a visit home on suspicion of being a serial killer.

New to the team this season (following Glaudini's departure from the series) is Paget Brewster (perhaps best known as Chandler's short-lived girlfriend Kathy on Friends) as Emily Prentiss, an ambassador's daughter. "Welcome to our nightmares," she is greeted. Her addition allows viewers to see familiar characters fresh through her eyes. Criminal Minds is potent stuff. "It gets to you," a character states at one point. Which might explain the gag reel clip in which Patinkin playfully breaks character during a scene in a playground by insisting on taking a spin on a merry go round and leaping on a teeter-totter (Patinkin would announce during the summer hiatus that he would not be returning to the show for season 3). Another fun extra, in addition to four illuminating episode commentaries and behind-the-scenes segments, is a profile of Kristen Vangsness, who portrays Criminal Minds' liveliest and most colorful character, "tech kitten" Garcia. Perhaps the only thing a newcomer to the series needs to know is that the term "unsub" means "unknown suspect." Its frequent use in each epsiode has the makings of a drinking game. --Donald Liebenson