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(11/20/08) About the Mall Gift Card: * Redeemable at over 200 GGP malls nationwide at stores that accept American Express. * Available in denominations between $20 to $500. * For your convenience, we accept American Express, Discover, Visa and Mastercard. No... See more

(11/20/08) About the Mall Gift Card: * Redeemable at over 200 GGP malls nationwide at stores that accept American Express. * Available in denominations between $20 to $500. * For your convenience, we accept American Express, Discover, Visa and Mastercard. No cash or personal checks are accepted. * A $2 purchase fee per card applies. Terms and Conditions apply to Gift Cards. See Cardholder Agreement for details. * Available at the Customer Service Center during regular mall hours. About the American Express Gold Card: * Receive special offers from American Express with this card. * Available in the following denominations: $25, $50, $100, $200. * For your convenience, we accept American Express, Discover, Visa and Mastercard. No cash or personal checks are accepted. * A $4.95 purchase fee per card applies. Terms and Conditions apply to Gift Cards. See Cardholder Agreement for details. * Available at the Customer Service Center during regular mall hours. See less

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(11/20/08) For family, for friends, for you. Share warm wishes and good taste with the Panera Card. More convenient than cash, accepted nationwide and now reloadable online.

(11/20/08) For family, for friends, for you. Share warm wishes and good taste with the Panera Card. More convenient than cash, accepted nationwide and now reloadable online. See less

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(11/20/08) GameStop has a huge selection of new and used games at fantastic prices. Save by trading your old video games at over 4,500 store locations worldwide. Shop online at GameStop.com for popular PS 3, PlayStation 3, playstation3, PS3, PS 2, PS2,... See more

(11/20/08) GameStop has a huge selection of new and used games at fantastic prices. Save by trading your old video games at over 4,500 store locations worldwide. Shop online at GameStop.com for popular PS 3, PlayStation 3, playstation3, PS3, PS 2, PS2, PlayStation 2, playstation2, PSP, Nintendo Wii, Wii, Nintendo DS, DS, X Box, Xbox360, Xbox 360, Game Cube, GameCube and PC Games. See less

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(08/12/11) Willow Tree Kindness Figurine, Boy by Susan Lordi. 3" high. Resin. Gift boxed. Kneeling boy holding puppy. "Above all, kindness" Since 2000, Susan Lordi has been creating these figurative sculptures that speak in quiet ways of deep emotion and... See more

(08/12/11) Willow Tree Kindness Figurine, Boy by Susan Lordi. 3" high. Resin. Gift boxed. Kneeling boy holding puppy. "Above all, kindness" Since 2000, Susan Lordi has been creating these figurative sculptures that speak in quiet ways of deep emotion and inspiration. Artist Susan Lordi carves each original sculpture, then pieces are cast from her original carving in resin and individually painted by hand. Expression is conveyed by gestures only - a tilt of the head, a turn of the body, or placement of the hands. The simplicity of form and the absence of facial features signify Willow Tree. Emotions are left to the viewer to interpret, which makes them powerful and personal. It is Susan Lordi's hope that these pieces be meaningful to both the giver and the receiver. See less

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(08/12/11) You will always have my heart. Resin, stainless steel, glitter Hanger style: cording. 1.5" sq.

(08/12/11) You will always have my heart. Resin, stainless steel, glitter Hanger style: cording. 1.5" sq. See less

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(08/12/11) Since 2000, Susan Lordi has been creating these figurative sculptures that speak in quiet ways of deep emotion and inspiration. Artist Susan Lordi carves each original sculpture, then pieces are cast from her original carving in resin and... See more

(08/12/11) Since 2000, Susan Lordi has been creating these figurative sculptures that speak in quiet ways of deep emotion and inspiration. Artist Susan Lordi carves each original sculpture, then pieces are cast from her original carving in resin and individually painted by hand. Expression is conveyed by gestures only - a tilt of the head, a turn of the body, or placement of the hands. The simplicity of form and the absence of facial features signify Willow Tree. Emotions are left to the viewer to interpret, which makes them powerful and personal. It is Susan Lordi's hope that these pieces be meaningful to both the giver and the receiver. See less

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(08/03/11) You know you need to protect your precious Casio Keyboard from the wear and tear of the road. You can do that with the World Tour Deluxe Keyboard Gig Bags for Casio. Each bag has been specifically designed to fit various Casio Keyboard models. With... See more

(08/03/11) You know you need to protect your precious Casio Keyboard from the wear and tear of the road. You can do that with the World Tour Deluxe Keyboard Gig Bags for Casio. Each bag has been specifically designed to fit various Casio Keyboard models. With its adjustable strap, you will be able to take your Casio keyboard with you safely to every gig or lesson you have. The two zippered pouches in the front will be perfect for carrying everything from your music books to your power supplies and cables. If you want a Casio Keyboard Bag, but don't see the size you need, check out all the World Tour Deluxe Keyboard Gig Bags - Assorted Sizes - you're sure to find one that fits! World Tour Deluxe Keyboard Gig Bags for Casio Features: Extra thick 20mm high-density padding Water-resistant PVC-backed Cordura material Heavy-duty 10mm metal zippers with oversize pulls Large gusseted storage pocket 5-year warranty AmericanMusical.com is an authorized dealer of World Tour products. See less

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(10/07/10) There is one section of Ninja life that is normally neglected in books, and that is a Ninja's home life. You think they just hang up all their weapons in the closet? Heck no - those are a Ninja's tools, for life. The Ninja uses his Katana to do... See more

(10/07/10) There is one section of Ninja life that is normally neglected in books, and that is a Ninja's home life. You think they just hang up all their weapons in the closet? Heck no - those are a Ninja's tools, for life. The Ninja uses his Katana to do everything from butter his bread to separate his laundry (lights from darks). He uses his hand claws to hold corn and peel potatoes. And, he uses his throwing stars for coat hooks. Until you spend your life training in the Ninja arts, we recommend picking up a Ninja Star Coat Hook or two. It's just safer. Each Ninja Star Coat Hook is made out of super strong, nickel-plated zinc alloy. One star tip is replaced with a screw, so you can just pick where you want it and screw it into your wall. It will look like a Ninja has attacked your office and you beat him so easily that you now mock his attempt by using his own weapons to hold up your coat. Wow, how did you get so awesome? Your Ninja Star Coat Hook will make you look 100% more badass. Promise.* See less

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(10/07/10) In elementary school, everybody's favorite time was recess. 'Cept us. Ours was reading time. Cause recess far too frequently involved sunlight. Now that we're adults, our favorite time of the day is lunch. Or possibly going-home time. Lunch, for what... See more

(10/07/10) In elementary school, everybody's favorite time was recess. 'Cept us. Ours was reading time. Cause recess far too frequently involved sunlight. Now that we're adults, our favorite time of the day is lunch. Or possibly going-home time. Lunch, for what it's worth, is even better when your partly-eaten sammmich is smiling back at you, encouraging you to nom it. This little lunch tote measures 7" wide, 12" high (9.25" inside the enclosure), and 4" deep, plenty of space on its side for your bento box or the largest of the Atomic Food Containers or upright for a bottle of Squeez Bacon or a soda, a sandwich, and a snack. It has a side mesh pocket that's just the right size to hold a can of Bawls, although the product copy says it's intended for water. There's a pocket on the front with a velcro closure, and the bag itself has a velcro closure over the top. We should note, however, that it doesn't seal, per se. Just close. There's some insulation, but since the top isn't airtight, it's not... See less

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(10/07/10) When Little Big Planet came out, people were so enamored by the sackpeople that they whipped out their yarn and their fabrics and their needles and started creating their own sackpeople plushies. There were even nice folks who went a step further and... See more

(10/07/10) When Little Big Planet came out, people were so enamored by the sackpeople that they whipped out their yarn and their fabrics and their needles and started creating their own sackpeople plushies. There were even nice folks who went a step further and published tutorials and patterns for other, less crafty folks to make their own sackpeople. This is all fine and good if you have a few ranks in Crafting. But not all of us spent our skill points that way, and we still want a sackperson to call our own. Whether you're moving through Little Big Planet in tiny hops or big boundy leaps, you're sure to want to have your very own Sackboy or Sackgirl to keep you company in your pod. Even if it's barely Hump Day and you have a face like a smacked bottom and a stack of TPS reports to finish before the weekend, you can snuggle with your chosen sackperson and be happy again. Choose Sackboy with his cute knit brown body and beady eyes or Sackgirl with her adorable removable kerchief. See less

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(02/21/10) spectacular and entertaining tricks: card locations, coincidence tricks, mental magic with cards, tricks with double endings, tricks with two decks, predictions, tricks with borrowed decks, trick poker deals. Easy-to-learn, clearly illustrated, these... See more

(02/21/10) spectacular and entertaining tricks: card locations, coincidence tricks, mental magic with cards, tricks with double endings, tricks with two decks, predictions, tricks with borrowed decks, trick poker deals. Easy-to-learn, clearly illustrated, these tricks produce spectacular effects with a minimum of practice. See less

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(02/21/10) Show three cards; one with a blue spot and two with a red spot. Explain that this is a game for gambling, and whoever finds the blue spot wins a euro, but if that person is wrong, he must forfeit a euro. Then explain that you were once taken by this... See more

(02/21/10) Show three cards; one with a blue spot and two with a red spot. Explain that this is a game for gambling, and whoever finds the blue spot wins a euro, but if that person is wrong, he must forfeit a euro. Then explain that you were once taken by this game, and show how you were taken, losing three euros because every time you thought you picked the blue card, it was red. So, you accused the man of not even having a blue card. He showed the bottom card as blue, so you lost another euro! So, you said that if it was the card on the bottom, it couldn’t be the one on top, but again, you lost another euro! It is then showed as the center card as well, and by then, there’s been six euros lost. So, you said that you thought he was using more than three cards, but were proven wrong and lost another euro. So, the gambler giave you another chance, double or nothing. He showed you that one card was red, another as blue, and all you had to do was name the color of the third card. Red, right? Wrong... See less

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(04/10/09) Introducing Crammer - the only pocket-sized study system that lets you jam while you cram. Sleek and powerful for studying on the go, the Crammer handheld comes with a powerful flash-card creation engine and access to over 16,000 quiz questions, and... See more

(04/10/09) Introducing Crammer - the only pocket-sized study system that lets you jam while you cram. Sleek and powerful for studying on the go, the Crammer handheld comes with a powerful flash-card creation engine and access to over 16,000 quiz questions, and it is a fully functional digital music player. Study what you need to know most by going online to create digital flash cards you can download to your Crammer handheld. Download more than 1,000 3rd through 8th grade math, science, social studies and language arts quizzes. Plus use the Spanish Translator to practice words and pronunciations instantly! Access to all the Crammer quizzes is included with purchase and easy to download with the included USB cable. The Crammer system comes with ear buds, access to thousands of quiz questions, room for unlimited digital flash cards and hours of your favorite music, two free games, a USB cable and user guide. It is on the LeapFrog Learning Path, a free online tool at leapfrog.com that offers... See less

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(06/24/10) Chris Hart's Humongous Book of Cartooning is a great value book covering everything the beginner needs to master cartooning. It teaches how to draw cartoon people, fantasy characters, layouts, background design and much more. This latest cartoon... See more

(06/24/10) Chris Hart's Humongous Book of Cartooning is a great value book covering everything the beginner needs to master cartooning. It teaches how to draw cartoon people, fantasy characters, layouts, background design and much more. This latest cartoon title from Chris Hart, the world's bestselling author of drawing and cartooning books, packs a wallop. It's the cartooning book that has it all: cartoon people, animals, retro-style "toons'", funny robots (no one has ever done cartoon robots in a how-to book before, and movies like "Wall-E" and "Robots" were smash hits and prove their appeal), fantasy characters and even sections on cartoon costumes, character design, and cartoon backgrounds and composition. The Humongous Book of Cartooning is humongous, not only because it's so big, but also because it includes a huge amount of original eye-catching characters and copious visual "side hints" that Chris is famous for. There is more actual instruction in this book than in any other of Chris'... See less

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(06/24/10) Chris Hart’s how-to-draw books have sold in the several millions of copies. Now, in his latest, he delivers detailed instructions, inspiring ideas, and invaluable tips for creating appealing and original manga-style characters. Character design is... See more

(06/24/10) Chris Hart’s how-to-draw books have sold in the several millions of copies. Now, in his latest, he delivers detailed instructions, inspiring ideas, and invaluable tips for creating appealing and original manga-style characters. Character design is the key to success in comic books and animated films, and with this clear step-by-step guide, it’s a skill that can be quickly learned. Starting with the basics—body types, facial features, costumes, and expressions—Chris shows how to draw a hyper kid, bratty teen, lovable pooch, cool rapper, and many other distinctive types. Then, he takes the reader on a guided tour in search of original characters in places that range from suburban malls to the glitter and glamour of Hollywood and Beverly Hills. See less

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(06/24/10) Learn how to create awesome drawings of everything from crazy monsters to monster trucks. Step-by-step instructions provide all the skills you need to create crazy robots, warriors, and whatever you can imagine.

(06/24/10) Learn how to create awesome drawings of everything from crazy monsters to monster trucks. Step-by-step instructions provide all the skills you need to create crazy robots, warriors, and whatever you can imagine. See less

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(06/24/10) "'An imaginative arrangement, preserving the on-going interest of a serial.' Church Times; 'The luminous artwork is realistic, expressive and well-researched.' School Library Journal; 'Many children's books retell Bible stories. This is one of the... See more

(06/24/10) "'An imaginative arrangement, preserving the on-going interest of a serial.' Church Times; 'The luminous artwork is realistic, expressive and well-researched.' School Library Journal; 'Many children's books retell Bible stories. This is one of the best for its factual, sensitive and imaginative approach.' Churchman" --This text refers to the Paperback edition. See all Editorial Reviews See less

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(06/24/10) Gr. 7^-12. Several recent books have dealt with cartooning, among them Al Bohl's overview Guide to Cartooning , which explores the art form's history as well as its practice. Hart, who keeps his eye on commercial potential, narrows his focus to one... See more

(06/24/10) Gr. 7^-12. Several recent books have dealt with cartooning, among them Al Bohl's overview Guide to Cartooning , which explores the art form's history as well as its practice. Hart, who keeps his eye on commercial potential, narrows his focus to one aspect of cartooning--creating single and multipanel comic strips. He begins with some helpful cartoon-art how-tos, but it's the subtleties about joke writing, pacing, framing, and dialogue he includes that make his book stand out. The graphics, many in color, are teamed closely with small blocks of text and captions to get the message across. Hart's swaggering wit occasionally gets in the way, but usually not long enough to stop the flow of information. To be sure, Hart makes it seem easier than it is, but teenage art students who would like to see their work in the Sunday funnies would do well to start here. Tips on becoming a professional cartoonist and some helpful resources round out the text. Point interested teens to Scott McCloud's... See less

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(03/07/10) Can probably find these in lots on eBay, in the bookstores, and on Amazon. Older ones are fine. They don't print as many as they used to I don't think. http://www.cyoa.com/public/index.html

(03/07/10) Can probably find these in lots on eBay, in the bookstores, and on Amazon. Older ones are fine. They don't print as many as they used to I don't think. http://www.cyoa.com/public/index.html See less