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Cool Cardz Hello Kitty Design Studio

Hello Kitty Cool Cardz is a great way to create fully customised laminated cards, with no heat and no mess!andnbsp; The process is quick, easy and fun, with no batteries required!andnbsp; Perfect for making invitations, gift tags, bookmarks and even cards to swap and trade with friends, Cool Cardz comes in a funky case, perfect for creativity on the go.Age6+

Key terms for this product: Toy | Cool Cardz | Includes 15 Cards, 15 Laminates, 4 Sticker sheets, 2 Mini Pens, 2 Stamps, Ink Pad, Ribbons, 2 Hello Kitty Card Wallets, Card Envelope & Instruction Sheet | TOYS_AND_GAMES

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Portable Photo Studio Kit including Tent + Lights + Tripod

Combine your digital camera with this kit, and you'll have everything you need to get great shots. In less than a minute, you can have everything out of the case, set up and ready to use. When you're done, it is just as quick to take down and store.



Contents :-

- Studio Surround, Size: 40cm x 40cm x 40cm

- Two lights on stands (Caution - Lamps get extremely hot when in use, do not touch, Maximum Suggested Continuous On Time of 10 minutes)

- Adjustable camera stand

- 4 Coloured Backgrounds (White, Black, Red, Blue)

- Nylon storage case



(Camera and speakers shown not included)



Replacement Lamp available for separate purchase (LAMP H072HQ)

Key terms for this product: Accessory | Konig | Studio Surround, Size: 40cm x 40cm x 40cm | CAMERA_OTHER_ACCESSORIES

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Pinnacle Studio HD Ultimate v15 (PC)

Key terms for this product: DVD-ROM | AVID | ABIS_SOFTWARE

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Mixing Secrets for the small studio

Key terms for this product: Paperback | ABIS_BOOK

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Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip - The Complete Series [DVD]

Aaron Sorkin, bless him, believes that "the people who watch television shows aren't dumber than the people who make television shows." He also believes that "quality is not anathema to profit." He puts these idealistic words into the mouth of Jordan McDeere (Amanda Peet), the new, impolitic NBS TV president whose first order of business is to revitalise the network's cash cow, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, a long-running live late-night sketch-comedy series reeling from the Howard Beale-esque on-air meltdown of its creator (Judd Hirsch, alas, limited to the pilot episode). With this Upstairs/Backstage look at Studio 60's tumultuous network politics and stormy personal relationships, Sorkin, the creator of Sports Night and The West Wing, once again tried to raise the bar of prime time fare. That he didn't quite clear it makes this one-season wonder a fascinating object lesson of great hopes and dashed expectations. Studio 60 was perhaps the most hotly debated series of the 2006 season and, love it or hate it, all its strengths and flaws can be savoured and savaged anew with this complete-series set. Pretty much above reproach is the ensemble. Matthew Perry and Bradley Whitford head the cast as comedy writer Matt and executive producer Danny, former Studio 60 hands whom Jordan brings back to "save" the show. Steven Weber co-stars as network chairman Jack Rudolph, who clashes with Jordan over reality programming (he wants it, she doesn't), is embroiled in network negotiations with China, and must fend off angry affiliates offended by such sketches as "Crazy Christians." Jordan contends with becoming tabloid fodder after her ex-husband leaks scandalous details of their past. Meanwhile, Matt, a sardonic atheist, is in a whole Ross and Rachel thing with Harriet (Emmy nominee Sarah Paulson), who is devoutly religious and the show's galvanising star performer (she does do a mean Holly Hunter). Studio 60 has much to say about comedy in wartime, the divided states of America, the creative process, and patriotism. Some of it is deftly handled, some of it is ham-handed and some of it patronising. Most of it is delivered in Sorkin's signature chock-a-block style and with walk-and-talk urgency. But even at its most maddening, there are enough riveting moments (a performance by displaced New Orleans musicians in "The Christmas Show"), jaw-dropping developments ("I'm coming for you, Jordan," warns Danny, suddenly-turned romantic stalker), and indelible performances (John Goodman's Emmy-winning turn as a plain-speaking Pahrump, NV judge not impressed with the Hollywood types before him in the two-part "Nevada Day") to make Studio 60 a series worth revisiting, if only as a guilty pleasure. The pilot episode commentary by Sorkin and director Thomas Schlamme, as well as a behind-the-scenes featurette, were produced before the show was canceled, robbing this series' fervent fans of the opportunity for some closure. -Donald Liebenson

Key terms for this product: DVD | WARNER HOME VIDEO | ABIS_DVD

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Microsoft LifeCam Studio Full HD 1080p

Microsoft LifeCam Studio 1080p HD Win USB Q2F00003 Cameras Webcams

Key terms for this product: Personal Computers | Microsoft | Digital video capture speed: 30 fps | WEBCAM

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West Coast

Key terms for this product: Audio CD | ABIS_MUSIC

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