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February 13th, 2012 by admin

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Mighty Bright Blue Xtraflex LED Book Light[Light ]

£6.45

We’re not sure why light sleepers are attracted to late-night readers, but so many customers in this quandary report a peaceful resolution, we’ve dubbed this one: The Marriage Saver. The XtraFlex LED Book Light is breathtakingly bright, but your partner won’t be pulling the blanket over their head to sleep; it casts radiance on the reader, not the sleeper. Shhhh…the agile gooseneck adjusts silen…

Mighty Bright Xtraflex LED Book Light, Silver

£6.45

The XtraFlex LED Book Light is breathtakingly bright, but your partner won’t be pulling the blanket over her head to sleep; it casts radiance on the reader, not the sleeper.The agile gooseneck adjustable, and the on/off button depresses quietly, too. An exceptional value….

Tiny Tim-Red 4 x 5 x 17cm Mini Book Light – Red

£5.84

Small, but perfectly poised, our miniature articulated lamp puts light just where you need it. 13cm high and with a powerful LED bulb this battery-powered lamp comes complete with a miniature on-off switch, so it’s ideal for reading, working or anything where you need a little extra light – from a extra special little light….

Because Of The Times

£2.42

Aha Shake Heartbreak may have blown open the doors of fame for Kings of Leon, but their third full-length album (named for a United Pentecostal Church ministers’ conference) could well usher the Nashville foursome directly to rock and roll’s zenith. There’s hardly a change in plans for the three Followill brothers and their cousin, and that means producer Ethan Johns, a smorgasbord of musical infl…

Mickey’s Once Upon A Christmas [DVD]

£1.53

Donald Duck’s nephews learn why holidays come once a year, Goofy and son discover the spirit of Santa, and Mickey and Minnie re-enact a classic tale of giving in this holiday offering. Kelsey Grammer (TV’s Frasier) narrates as Donald hosts Christmas at his house, complete with an egg and pancake breakfast, a sledge for each duckling in the closet, and Daisy under the mistletoe. But the celebration…

Aladdin and the Magic Lamp

$5.39

A poor young boy named Aladdin ventures into a cave and discovers a magical lamp….

Aladdin and the Enchanted Lamp (Unabridged)

$6.89

A fresh and funny update of the classic Arabian Nights tale about a mischievous boy who discovers a powerful jinnee in a magical lamp….

Ceramic lamp, ‘Mediterranean’ (Mexico)

$284.99

Crafted by hand of barro bru�ido (burnished clay), this elegant lamp comes from Mexico’s Garcia Ochoa Family. Floral motifs in brown, blue and white emulate masterpieces of colonial pottery. Once glazed with natural oxides, the clay is burnished by hand with a smooth stone. A lampshade covered with cotton crowns the lamp.

A Stable-lamp is Lighted (1958, 1961): A Sung Prayer of the Christian Tradition

$32.39

Used – Includes a hymn that was originally written to be sung by the Wesleyan University choir. This text combines the attributes of congregational and choral singing with those of a Modernist poem.

A Stable-lamp is Lighted (1958, 1961): A Sung Prayer of the Christian Tradition

$44.62

Used – Includes a hymn that was originally written to be sung by the Wesleyan University choir. This text combines the attributes of congregational and choral singing with those of a Modernist poem.

A Stable-lamp is Lighted (1958, 1961): A Sung Prayer of the Christian Tradition

$44.62

New – Includes a hymn that was originally written to be sung by the Wesleyan University choir. This text combines the attributes of congregational and choral singing with those of a Modernist poem.

A Stable-lamp is Lighted (1958, 1961): A Sung Prayer of the Christian Tradition

$32.39

New – Includes a hymn that was originally written to be sung by the Wesleyan University choir. This text combines the attributes of congregational and choral singing with those of a Modernist poem.

Doctor Who, Spiral Scratch: Future Nostalgia

$65.39

New – Carsus: the largest repository of knowledge in the universe – in any universe, for there is an infinite number of potential universes – or rather, there should be. So why are there now just 117,863? And why, every so often, does another one just wink out of existence? The Doctor and Mel arrive on Carsus to see the Doctor’s old friend Professor Rummas – but he has been murdered. Can they solve the mystery of a contracting multiverse, and expose the murderer? With the ties that bind the Lamp

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