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'Signature bankruptcies of our time.' Cartoon print by Robert Mankoff, Published in The New Yorker on 4/15/2002

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Nothing complements a wall like a witty and sophisticated piece of art from The New Yorker. Each cartoon is produced on demand, and prepared by hand at an art gallery on acid-free archival paper, and secured in an off-white rag mat. Framing option: wooden frame with a matte black finish. Each piece is completely backed and comes with a picture wire, ready for hanging. Small Prints: Image Size: 7" x 9.375", Matted: 12" x 16", Framed: 13" x 17". Large Prints: Image Size: 16" x 22", Matted: 24" x 30", Framed: 25" x 31".

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American Heirloom Tomatoes (6 plants)

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Cambridge Chantilly 3625 - 6 1/2" Bell (3265)

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DVD
Way Down South
$6.22

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Way Down South written by legendary African American poet Langston Hughes is the story of Tim Reid an orphan living in pre-Civil War Louisiana trying to get his family's plantation back from a group of treacherous trustees. With the help of wise Uncle Caton and his family all slaves from the family plantation Tim learns a lesson about equality among all men regardless of race and creed in this beautiful and historically significant musical. Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: MUSICALS/MUSICALS UPC: 785604211297 Manufacturer No: AED-DV-2112

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Far from Home
$16.92

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VIDEO
Affluenza
$47.33

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Affluenza is a fascinating look at one of the greatest social maladies of our time: overconsumption and materialism. Hosted my National Public Radio's Scott Simon, Affluenza explores both the comical and sobering aspects of our consumerism and its enormous impact on our families, communities and the environment. In response to this materialistic lifestyle, many people are opting out of the consumer culture. Some are turning to one of the fastest growing trends in our country, voluntary simplicity, which is just one of the many "cures" that are explored in Affluenza.

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A New Leaf (Special Home Video Version)
$40.45

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[Note: some music has been changed for the home video version of this title.] This widely-admired film prompts many questions. Would the original 3-hour version have been better, with its unsavory murders? Or has the film benefited from the studio's pruning of Elaine "Ishtar" May's artistic liberties? Can a life devoted entirely to leisure be satisfying? Or must there be meaningful purpose behind one's existence? Are there really members of the upper crust who need to be vacuumed daily? Is Henrietta in fact only a pretend simpleton?

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BANKRUPTCY for CONSUMERS
$39.95

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More than one million people will fall desperately into debt this year and should very seriously consider this legal federal program to help them erase their debts and quite possibly keep most of their assets. In this program, attorney host Gene Grossman joins expert Bankruptcy attorneys John Adams and Morgan King to take you through a complete client `first' interview, answering the most asked questions about different types of Bankruptcy, how it may or may not affect your Home, Car, Savings, Pension, Debt Collectors, Judgments, Tax Liens and much, much more.

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The Bells of St. Mary's
$7.90

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The Bells of St. Mary's works much better for its battle of wills between a parish priest and a head nun than the dopey musical interludes that pepper it, but Bells is still a winning, emotionally satisfying film. This sequel to Going My Way has Father O'Malley (Bing Crosby) taking over the St. Mary's parochial school and finding himself at loggerheads with Sister Benedict (Ingrid Bergman, looking gorgeous even in a habit). There's a wonderful balance to all of this: O'Malley takes a more worldly approach to administration and is wrong just as many times as the nun is when she insists on a more biblical approach. About four subplots suffuse the film, including the story of a young charge from the wrong side of the tracks, and the deteriorating state of St. Mary's in the shadow of a brand-new building (the owner is played by the avuncular Henry Travers). A dear film. --Keith Simanton

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Heavyweights
$4.41

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Studio: Buena Vista Home Video Release Date: 02/07/2006 Rating: Pg