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GRANDDADDY MACK: JUST A NOTE $13 GRANDDADDY MACK: JUST A NOTE |
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Just A Note To Say . . . $13.44 Just A Note To Say . . . |
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Note, The $12.71 A struggling human interest columnist finds a simple scrap of paper with a profound message may be the key to saving her column from cancellation in this inspirational, made for television drama starring Genie Francis and Ted McGinley. Peyton MacGruder (Francis) is the Heart Healer columnist for the local Middleborough Times newspaper. It's Christmas time, and just as the crew of Flight 848 reports a minor electrical problem, Peyton is summoned to her editor's office for a serious discussion about the future of the Heart Healer column. According to the results of a recent reader's survey, the Heart Healer column was voted the least interesting item that the paper had to offer, and as a result Peyton is about to get the axe. Just as Peyton's editor warns the writer to improve her standing with readers of hit the pavement, word breaks in the newsroom that Flight 848 has crashed, killing everyone aboard. King Danville, Peyton's friend and colleague at the paper, has lost a dear friend in the crash. Pondering whether or not the passengers realized they were going to die while drowning his sorrows at the local sports bar, King wonders aloud whether they had time to say goodbye to their loved ones, half-jokingly suggesting that Peyton work the concept into her failing column. The following day, Peyton is jogging along the beach when she spies smarmy television reporter Truman Harris interrupting a memorial service for the victims, all the while struggling to find an angle that doesn't seem exploitative. That angle arrives in the form of a note that Peyton finds during another walk along the coast. Sealed inside a small plastic bag half filled with cookie crumbs is a note to T from Dad. Peyton is deeply moved by the heartfelt note, and vows to use the Heart Healer column as a means for getting the note to its intended recipient. In order to do so, however, Peyton will be forced to contend with her television counterpart Harris, a tactless reporter whose penchant for sensationalizing a story is only matched by his willingness to resort to underhanded tactics in order to take sole credit for all of Peyton's hard work. And while tracking down T proves no easy task, Peyton quickly discovers that her latest story truly resonates with readers upon being informed by her publisher that her Heart Healers column has gained a loyal following across the country. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Just Jazz: Live at the Blue Note $9.69 The second of two volumes by "the Golden Men of Jazz" at the Blue Note in New York, this CD is not at the same level as the first with several almost chaotic spots; listen to how Lionel Hampton tries to hog the spotlight on "Ring Dem Bells." There are som |
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The Note [WS] $10.14 A struggling human interest columnist finds a simple scrap of paper with a profound message may be the key to saving her column from cancellation in this inspirational, made for television drama starring Genie Francis and Ted McGinley. Peyton MacGruder (Francis) is the "Heart Healer" columnist for the local Middleborough Times newspaper. It's Christmas time, and just as the crew of Flight 848 reports a minor electrical problem, Peyton is summoned to her editor's office for a serious discussion about the future of the "Heart Healer" column. According to the results of a recent reader's survey, the "Heart Healer" column was voted the least interesting item that the paper had to offer, and as a result Peyton is about to get the axe. Just as Peyton's editor warns the writer to improve her standing with readers of hit the pavement, word breaks in the newsroom that Flight 848 has crashed, killing everyone aboard. King Danville, Peyton's friend and colleague at the paper, has lost a dear friend in the crash. Pondering whether or not the passengers realized they were going to die while drowning his sorrows at the local sports bar, King wonders aloud whether they had time to say goodbye to their loved ones, half-jokingly suggesting that Peyton work the concept into her failing column. The following day, Peyton is jogging along the beach when she spies smarmy television reporter Truman Harris interrupting a memorial service for the victims, all the while struggling to find an angle that doesn't seem exploitative. That angle arrives in the form of a note that Peyton finds during another walk along the coast. Sealed inside a small plastic bag half filled with cookie crumbs is a note to "T" from "Dad." Peyton is deeply moved by the heartfelt note, and vows to use the "Heart Healer" column as a means for getting the note to its intended recipient. In order to do so, however, Peyton will be forced to contend with her television counterpart Harris, a tactless reporter whose penchant for sensationalizing a story is only matched by his willingness to resort to underhanded tactics in order to take sole credit for all of Peyton's hard work. And while tracking down "T" proves no easy task, Peyton quickly discovers that her latest story truly resonates with readers upon being informed by her publisher that her "Heart Healers" column has gained a loyal following across the country. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Death Note $12.62 Released into Japanese theaters in 2006, director Shusuke Kaneko's stylish adaptation of the best selling manga quickly trampled The Da Vinci Code on Japanese screens and subsequently and set box office records in Hong Kong and all across Asia. The plot picks up as aimless law student Light Yagami (Tetsuya Fujiwara) discovers a mysterious notebook in the middle of the street. Soon thereafter, Light discovers that if he writes a name in the notebook, that person will instantly die (generally of a heart attack). Of course it doesn't take long for Light to realize the extraordinary power he now holds, and before long he hatches a plan to rid the planet of crime by scribbling the name of notorious criminals in the pages of the powerful notebook and make the world a safer place for decent citizens everywhere. But Light isn't alone in his mission, because his new companion Ryuk - a flying god of death who only Light can see and who also happens to be the true owner of the notebook - is always there to egg him on and get a little laugh from the criminal holocaust. Over the course of the next few weeks, Light does away with millions of nefarious baddies and the global crime rate drops by seventy percent. Still, the police aren't too happy that a regular civilian seems to be taking the law into his own hands. Perhaps the only person capable of discovering Light's true identity is L (Kenichi Matsuyama) - a brilliant teenage detective with a taste for sweets and remarkable deductive reasoning skills. When the police chief (Takeshi Kaga of the hit television series Iron Chef) - who also happens to be Light's father - is assigned the task of unmasking the elusive killer, things really start to get interesting. A fast paced, goth-infused, cat-and-mouse thriller, Death Note was followed at the box office by the equally successful sequel Death Note: The Last Name just a few short months later. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Legacy Sticky Note $6.99 12 12 / Pack 1200 21413 3" 3" Width x 3" Length Ideal for attaching messages just about anywhere. Economical and removable self-stick notes for message-senders and note-writers with a sense of value. Adhesive Note Legacy Office Pastel Pink Removable Self-adhesive Square Sticky Note |
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Frost Informal Note Card $239.49 • Set Includes: Folded Informal Note Only • Card Design: Frost Informal Note Card • N/A • Ink Color: Hot Pink • Cardstock Color: White • Envelope Color: N/A • Font Style as shown • Be sure to choose if you would like your envelopes plain or printed What a great little size note card! The Frost Note Note Card is a perfect for just about any occasion. This note card is made of an exclusive imported paper and is a little thicker than normal cardstock. The card is perfect for a quick note to add to a package, slip into a briefcase or pocketbook for a love note or drop in the mail! The paper stock is a textured bright white color. This card is perfect as a thank you or note card. The text is available in hot pink ink only and font appears as shown in sample. ,Size: 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" |
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Esselte Pendaflex Just Flip It Note Card Organizer 6353563532 $23.21 Note card organizer. Ideal for 4 x 6 white ruled index cards. Cards are pre punched and perforated. Pre printed and blank tab labels. Poly tab dividers with top and side tabs. Clear pocket in the back |
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Mini Music Note Earrings $49.95 Our Mini Music Note Earrings are great for children and petite ears or adding just the right touch of bright 14k gold to enhance the beauty of any outfit. These cute music note earrings make a great gift for a child or any loved one who has a great passion for music.. |
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Cream Informal Note $239.49 • Cream Informal Note • Set Includes: Unprinted Envelope • Cardstock Color: Cream • Envelope Color: • Font Style as shown • Size: 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" What a great little size note card! The Cream Informal Note Card is a perfect for just about any occasion. This note card is made of an exclusive imported paper and is a little thicker than normal cardstock. The card is perfect for a quick note to add to a package, slip into a briefcase or pocketbook for a love note or drop in the mail! The paper stock is a textured and cream in color. This card is perfect as a thank you or note card. The text is available in brown ink only and font appears as shown in sample. Cream envelopes are include with order. |
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French Planes In Action Photo Mugs A French two-seater aircraft downs a German plane note how the gunner is standing up and firing his machine gun just as if he were standing on the ground..... |
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Hogarth/british Stage Photo Mugs A JUST VIEW OF THE BRITISH STAGE or Three heads are better than one, scene Newgate. .... |
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Ziplinq ZIP-PWR-NB Retractable Universal Notebook Power Cord (5 feet, Black) $13.00 Cables Unlimited Unlimited Ziplinq Retractable Universal Notebook Power Cord ZIPPWRNB Cables (temp)... |
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VERTICAL JUST A NOTE STAMP $6.95 SuppliesNet item (EW1007)... |
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National Geographic: Six Degrees Could Change the World $12.59 In the 2004 eco-thriller The Day After Tomorrow, director Roland Emmerich dramatized the potential consequences of accelerated global warming. By combining stock footage with computer-generated imagery, the National Geographic special Six Degrees Could Change the World serves as a sort of nonfiction counterpoint. As NASA climate scientist James Hansen cautions, even two degrees Celsius represents ... |
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