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OFFICE PRODUCT
TheLapDesk
$29.95

About this product:
I always got so frustrated with the heat that would come off my notebook and how awkward it was to prop it up or position it just right. I would use a large book to set it on just to keep it from getting to hot. I purchased one of those wooden trays seen out there, after assembling it, I found it was not sturdy and it kept getting caught on my blanket and tipping over cause of its design with short legs and sharp edges. I got so frustrated, I decided to sit down and design a lap desk that would be light weight and durable enough to hold my notebook as well as keep it from overheating. So after a great deal of design work I created TheLapDesk.

OFFICE PRODUCT
HP Professional Proofing Paper 18 X100 Contains One Roll
$44.87

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HP Professional High-gloss Contract Proofing Paper offers great color range for fast and affordable prints in 18-inch by 100-foot rolls. This microporous, quick-dry media allows proofers to emulate and predict the outcome of the most demanding offset and gravure print jobs.

CE
SET709 - 14 Diameter Contract 12E Wall Clock with Electric Movement
$22.48

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14 Diameter Contract 12E Wall Clock with Electric Movement

MUSIC
Hitman: Contracts
$12.24

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All the Hitman games have been scored wonderfully by Jesper Kyd.

I noted, when playing this game, that Kyd went for more of an ambient feeling vs. the more thematic material he seemed to favor in part two. He still makes excellent use of orchestral color whilst shooting for an even darker, more moodier setting.

This is certainly an excellent orchestral score, and very easily better than most movie scores these days, and should not be overlooked.

MUSIC
The Draughtsman's Contract (1982 Film)
$7.74

About this product:
Digitally Remastered Composer's Cut of One of the Jewels from Nyman's Distinguished Catalog of Work.

MUSIC
Thy Mighty Contract
$6.99

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Thy Mighty Contract, the first full length record from these Greek metal-masters sets a standard of its own in passionate metal. The music flows with immense emotion woven neatly into powerful classic deathmetal styled riffs, the beauty is the fact that all the melody is achieved not by sacrificing the speed but rather using it as the very gateway !!!! It would be wrong to strictly classify this record as black metal rather it is a melodic form of powerful doom/black/death. Rotting Christ definitely compose very passionate music, with just a touch of anger, most vividly exemplified on the track "The signs of evil existence". This album is beyond a doubt a document that displays the finest musicianship imaginable and I would recomend it to anyone who has a liking for metal with brains. It easily makes it into the favourite albums of my life with a perfect 10 out of 10.

VIDEO
Murder By Contract
$21.99

About this product:
THIS MOVIE WAS SUSPENSEFUL AND KEEPS YOU WANTING TO SEE HOW IT WILL PLAY OUT WITH THE MURDER AND THE ATTEMPED MURDER.
THE MOVIE KEEPS YOU ON THE EDGE OF YOUR SEAT.
YOU SIT THERE WANTING THE BAD PEOPLE TO GET PUNISHED BUT YOU AREN'T SURE OF WHO ACTUALLY DID THE KILLING OR WHO PAID WHOM TO KILL THE PEOPLE.
THE MOVIE IS GREAT. I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE THIS TO ADD TO MY COLLECTION.

VIDEO
Draughtsman's Contract
$29.94

About this product:
"I try very hard never to distort or dissemble," says Mr. Neville (Anthony Higgins), a draughtsman of considerable talent contracted by a certain Mrs. Herbert (Janet Suzman) to make 12 drawings for her absent husband of their English estate. Part of that contract involves Mr. Neville taking his pleasure, and that pleasure is Mrs. Herbert. While Mr. Neville aims for fidelity in his drawings, infidelity in private is quite another matter. Then the film becomes a cerebral puzzle when objects start appearing mysteriously in the subjects of Mr. Neville's various drawings: a ladder that wasn't there before, a pair of boots standing in a field. Mr. Neville's penchant for realism is stymied by these clues, which may or may not suggest the murder of Mr. Herbert. Peter Greenaway seems to have directed this, his first art-house success, with the aim of exploring the failings of perspective in art and casting his doubtful eye on the possibility of "faithful" drawings such as those by which Mr. Neville makes his living. Greenaway was, after all, an art student, and must have known that drawing machines like the one Mr. Neville uses in the film (which is set in 1694) led not only to the invention of photography, and therefore of film itself, but also to the renouncing of perspective that informs so much of 20th-century painting.

In the film, Greenaway overlays the story's mysterious elements with highly mannered tableaux, making each scene like a realistic, though sumptuous, painting, while having his actors spout witty and complicated sentences. While this is very entertaining, it has a dual purpose, which is to depict the falseness of surfaces. Mr. Neville's faith in the same is his downfall, and Greenaway's triumph is in his distortions and dissemblings, the narrative lie that gets closer to the truth than any architectural drawing could. --Jim Gay

VIDEO
Lifetime Contract
$2.92

About this product:
One boy's spiritual conflict...Beyond the dimension of time!

HEALTH AND BEAUTY
Oriental Oil Tight Stuff 1oz Bottle Tightens and Contracts the Vagina
$8.95

About this product:
Oriental Oil designed to contract and tighten vatinal walls. 1 fl oz Bottle.