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You Can't Ban the Snowman
$14.99
A little freestyle never hurt nobody, but a whole mixtape of great lyrics can do damage to the competition. Jeezy like Jay-z is always on amazing beats and he always makes good music. Top 5 songs Ya Dig, Jeezy The Snowman, Lil Buddy, Makin It Look Easy, and Still Don't Know

Under The Nile Banana Toy
$7.00
I LOVE these Under the Nile fruits and veggies. They are so very adorable and soft. I love that they are made of organic cotton, so they are safe for my daughter to chew on. I can't wait to purchase more for her & will be purchasing the entire fruit tote as a baby shower gift! We chose the banana because we thought it would be easiest for her to grasp at 5 months. The dog got some mud on it and so we just spot washed it and it came out looking just fine. I'm not sure if they can be thrown in the washer. We opted not to since we thought it would take forever for the inside to dry.

Firing Line with William F. Buckley Jr. "Lifting the Trade Ban on Rhodesia"
$10.00
Taped on June 15, 1979In 1966, following Rhodesia's Unilateral Declaration of Independence, the United Nations had imposed trade sanctions in an attempt to bring down Ian Smith's all-white government. There had now been elections--of which Lowenstein had been an observer, and Solarz had declined to be an observer--in which blacks were allowed full participation (cf. the Firing Line with Bishop Muzorewa, #S331), but President Carter had announced that the sanctions would continue against the country that its white rulers still called Rhodesia but the black majority called Zimbabwe. Although both guests want, as Lowenstein puts it, "a democratic government which would not be racist in its composition and which would be achieved with the least bloodshed possible," they disagree, often heatedly, on the best means to that end. (In the event, "Zimbabwe/Rhodesia" reverted to transitional British rule at the end of the year and the UN Security Council lifted the sanctions.) Summary by Firing Line staff.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.