KEM Arrow Black and Gold Bridge Size Standard Index Playing Cards
Feature: ... 100% cellulose acetate plastic - a unique blend of paper and plastic that provices superior flexibility and strength; Bridge (narrow) sized (2.25 x 3.5 inches); Includes durable and solid hard plastic storage case; Completely washable; A set-up consists of one black deck and one gold deck. One joker is present with each deck ...more
Customer Reviews — [1] Rating: 5 Date: 2008-11-04 Summary: great cards ... I bought these for cards not for the box. The box is plastic, and it doesn't close very easily. I prefer those regular cardboard boxes. Overall these are expensive for two decks, however I think it's more pleasurable to play with them than with convenience store brands. You should know that these are not regular sized. They are a litter narrower (about 1/4 of an inch narrower)(bridge size vs. poker size) which makes easier to hold them. I wish Kem also made different decks like spanish or italian decks ...more
[2] Rating: 5 Date: 2008-04-12 Summary: Great product ... Great card. These cards are a wonder to play with and they are very easy to shuffle. I would definitely recommend these to anyone especially at this price. Very durable, and these are high end cards to play with at a great price for two decks. I will never go back to "regular" cards again. ...more
Editorial Reviews — ... Product Description | Kem Plastic Playing Cards is a 60-year-old company specializing in one product-playing cards which are 100% cellulose acetate plastic. Kem plastic playing cards contain no vinyl, which is the raw material used by all other playing card manufacturers for their "plastic" playing cards. A set-up consists of one black deck and one gold deck. The cards come in a hard black plastic Kem box. One joker is present with each deck. The dimensions of the cards are 2-1/4 inches wide x 3-1/2 inches...more

Black GAMBLING Design Genuine Leather Punk Rock Belt
Feature: ... 1 1/2" Wide; Use with any of our hundreds of belt buckles.; Amazing Belt At An Unbelieveable Price. Hurry Before They Sell Out.; REMEMBER: OUTER REBEL OFFERS FREE GIFTWRAPPING ON ALL ORDERS ...more
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Poker Secrets From Poker Champs
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Editorial Reviews — ... Description | Never again will you see so many POKER CHAMPIONS in one video! This is your Once-In-A-Lifetime chance to learn secrets from the Greatest Poker Players Of All Time! 15 World Series of Poker winners sit down and share their secrets on this amazing 2 1/2 hour DVD. With over $100 MILLION in winnings, these champs reveal their secrets and strategies enabling you to learn: • The Power of Patience • The Subtleties of Strategy • How to Bluff Like a Champion • And much more!...more

Kurt Weill - The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny / Peter Zadek · Denis Russell Davies - G. Jones · C. Malfitano · J. Hadley - Salzburg Festival 1997
Customer Reviews — [1] Rating: 4 Date: 2004-09-24 Summary: The Wild, Weill West ... Right from the get go Dennis Russell Davies has the orchestra playing with a fine "Weill" sound - clean and intense with impressive brass playing as the strings chug-chug away. The very opening bars of Mahagonny (especially when played this well) can really get me going on the ride. Immediately we're introduced to a hot, doe-eyed announcer who saunters on and off before each scene and before we know it we're being introduced to our three fugitives from justice. As Trinity Moses, the pinstriped Wilbur Pauley is long ...more
[2] Rating: 4 Date: 2004-04-25 Summary: Very impressive but......... ... I wish I could get a DVD of the New York Metropolitan Opera version done around 1978 and broadcast on PBS Live From the Met. That one, sung in English, blows this one away. But still, the Salzburg version is better than none at all! ...more
Editorial Reviews — [1] ... Amazon.com | This 1998 Salzburg Festival production of The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny does a difficult work proud, as Peter Zadek's staging makes the case for Kurt Weill's (and librettist-lyricist Bertolt Brecht's) epic dissection of consumerism and avarice as one of the most gripping 20th century operas. Soprano Catherine Malfitano, always a riveting singing actress, adds another memorable portrayal with her skillful portrait of Jenny, the whore with the heart of gold. Tenor Jerry Hadley embodies...more
[2] ... Description | A new production of the Kurt Weill/Bertolt Brecht opera that depicts the consumerism of the mythical city of Mahagonny, conveying all of its ripe decadence. In this sumptuous Salzburg Festival production, Mahagonny is presented as a Hollywood Babylon full of pyramidal towers, carved elephants, commodified sex, and licensed gluttony. Starring Jerry Hadley, Gwyneth Jones, and Catherine Malfitano. 155 minutes, color, 1999, English subtitles. Cast: Gwyneth Jones: Leokadja Begbick Roy Cornelius Smith:...more