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Add an element of artistic design to your wardrobe with this chunky turquoise necklace.

Specifications:
Sterling silver necklace
Antiqued finish on silver
Turquoise nuggets with smooth finish
Two crystals cap each nugget
35 inches long
Great worn alone or paired with our 16-inch necklace -- catalog number 1140240
All carat weights and measurements are approximate and may vary slightly from the listed dimensions. Treatment code O. See


Gemstone Treatments for further information.

Keep time to your favorite tunes with the TechOtunes MP3 watch. It's designed as a fully functional analog watch with an integrated MP3 player. The rechargeable Li-ion battery allows up to 10 hours of playback.

Analog watch
Black dial
Black strap
Water resistant to 100 meters
Integrated MP3 player
10 hours play time (fully charged)
Built-in Li-ion rechargeable battery
Built-in 256MB flash chip
Supports Mac OS X, Windows 98 SE or above
Round 4-pin USB 1.1 interface
Supports 32Kbps-256Kbps bit rates

Contents include:

TechOtunes MP3 watch
User manual
Stereo earphones
Device driver on CD

An expertly crafted film that allows the daily activities of a pizza delivery man to depict the complicated social structure of modern-day Iran, CRIMSON GOLD is directed by Jafar Panahi (THE CIRCLE) from a screenplay by Abbas Kiarostami (TASTE OF CHERRY). Following Hussein (Hussein Emadeddin) through late nights riding his motor scooter out of the ghetto and into the ritziest neighborhoods of Tehran on his delivery route, and his daytimes plotting a jewelry store heist with his coworker Ali (Kamyar Sheissi), the film is dumbfoundingly simple to the naked eye. However, its bizarre and constant class-conflict situations are fascinating, a truly bizarre puzzle that Hussein responds to with seasoned nonchalance. On one occasion, delivering a pizza to the 18th floor of a high rise, he meets a young, spoiled rich man (Pourang Nakhayi), who lived in America until just recently, and invites Hussein to share dinner with him in his luxurious home. Though it is clear that Hussein's difficult life as compared to this man's--who did nothing to earn his financial status--is enough to make one's blood boil with resentment, Hussein is content to appreciate the newness of the man's home and the remarkable view from his windows. The shocking conclusion to the film comes into stark contrast with Hussein's otherwise patient and kind understanding of the class rifts in Tehran, admitting that even the kindest and most morally upstanding souls have a breaking point.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.66Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound - FarsiAdditional Release Material: Interviews Trailer
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