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Celiac Disease: Safe Food List And Essential Information On Living With A Gluten Free Diet
$12.99
Great find. I'm so happy and relieved i found this book. Before i bought this book, i tried to do my own research and still ended up buying the wrong food which made me sick. This book is very thorough yet compact and gives me a truly complete list of the kinds of foods i can eat and what i should stay away from. I would recommend this book to everyone suffering with celiac or knows someone who is.

Peru, Jaqui Mouse Pad
$7.99
This is a brand new custom made high quality mouse pad imprinted using the latest sublimation technology. This process embeds the image permanently and gives it a smooth surface with a crisp and vivid image. It is 8 1/2" x 7" in size and 1/8 thick. It has a non skid backing to prevent slipping. It will work with any type of mouse: ball, optical, laser.

Primeval
$19.99
A brutal civil war in impoverished Burundi. A legendary, 25-foot croc named Gustave who has terrorized the local population for hundreds of years. Okay, I get the metaphor, which is why I enjoyed PRIMEVAL, an uneven, often silly, gore fest that still kept my attention throughout its villain's ever-more preposterous feats of carnivorous bloodletting. At the end ol' Gustave is wearing a car for a necklace, but I digress.

When a cable news crew is sent deep into East Africa to film (and even dare to capture) the legendary croc, they suddenly find themselves embroiled in Burundi's nasty civil conflict. Thus PRIMEVAL embarks on its nonstop violence, with the conflict reaching the shores of Gustave's habitat--and Gustave joins the party. The imagery is intentionally gritty, jerky, out of focus, with much of the action just off camera--all for that documentary "feel". And Gustave himself, in all his CGI glory, can cover dry ground like a cruise missile. Now that's evolution.

The cast is as unexceptional as it is forgettable; however I did recognize Orlando Jones (the former 7UP pitchman). In true horror film form the protagonists endure multiple gun wounds, stabs, blows to the head and additional trauma, yet still pull off herculean feats of last-second bravery. Again, it's silly, yet PRIMEVAL, with its metaphor depicting unspeakable brutality and inhumanity, does get its point across. Now if we could just set up a foot race between Gustave and Usain Bolt. . .
--D. Mikels, Author, The Reckoning

Emotional Programming
$0.99