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SPY Blizzard Blue Fade Bronze Lens Snow Goggles
Keep your eyes well protected and looking great in these SPY Blizzard Blue Fade Bronze Lens Snow Goggles.
Blue and white frames
Bronze polycarbonate lens
Ventilated for fog reduction
Adjustable elastic strap
Measures approximately 7 inches wide
Add an exotic accent to any outfit with Worldstock's Flat Silk Hand Bag.
Crafted from luxurious silk, these handbags feature rich colors and a shimmering finish that really catches the eye. A zippered exterior and interior pocket are perfect for organizing your essentials during your next big night on the town. The design is completed by an adjustable leather strap. Choose from brown, grey, red, green, blue, or pink color options.
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The handcrafted nature of this product will produce minor differences in design and sizing. Subtle variations will occur from piece to piece, adding to its unique qualities. Measurements may vary slightly.
Originally produced for the B.B.C., director Stephen Frears masterfully crafts this poignant portrait of one family's attempt to stay afloat in impoverished 1930s England. The political, religious, and economic strife of pre-Word War II Liverpool is seen through the eyes of Liam (Anthony Burrows), a seven-year-old living with Dad (Ian Hart) and Mam (Claire Hackett), and preparing himself for his First Communion. Dad is a deeply proud working class Catholic who labors tirelessly to feed his family, until he loses his job at the local shipyard. Desperate for money, Liam's teenage sister Teresa (Megan Burns) is forced to take a job as a maid for the upper class Jewish owners of the shipyard while Mam relies on her religious beliefs for strength and comfort. As Liam questions his own religious identity and struggles with the concepts of sin and salvation, he watches his father slip into a stagnant and hateful rage fueled by his family's poverty and loss of self-respect. This rage leads Dad to join a group of Fascists who blindly blame the local Jews for their own starvation, poverty, and powerlessness, as the threat of war looms on the horizon. Liam, portrayed with remarkable grace and ability by young Burrows, is a stuttering, charming, and naive antihero who embodies the profound innocence of children as they fight to comprehend the sometimes unfathomable actions of the adult world. This quiet ensemble piece highlights the actors, who deftly work together in a tale of simple realism which finds beauty in the daily routines and rituals of a family struggling to survive a daunting change.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: TrailerInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Selection
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Deadly accurate, the Tri-Measure Cast putter by Tommy Armour Golf was designed by Todd Stones. Todd is one of America's leading short game teachers and author of many books on putting.
Features include:
Cast from 303 soft stainless steel
Finished with a 100-percent milled face
Dynamic Loft Technology delivers a true roll
Winn grip
Available in your choice of 33, 34, 35 or 36 inch lengths
350 Gram Head Weight
Headcover included
Available in left hand only