Mark Price Cleveland Cavaliers Jerseys, Memorabilia, and Fan Gear

Get The Authentic Looking Jesey Worn By Your Favorite Retired Players. Features Include and Adidas Authentic Jock Tag & NBA Hardwood Classics Jog Tag Along With Many Details Of The Actual Jersey The Player Wore.

New Jersey is even WEIRDER than we thought! From the authors of Weird N.J.—with more than 125,000 copies sold—comes a second amazing collection of the wonderful weirdness that fills every inch of the Garden State. One of the bestselling books ever to hit New Jersey was Mark Sceurman and Mark Moran’s Weird N.J. The book was such a phenomenon that it began a whole series of Weird state books, each one a bestseller. But the Marks, as they are called, always knew that there were more, bizarre stories lurking in their own home state. So back they went, camera and notebook in hand, to travel the highways and byways of New Jersey to chronicle more weirdly bizarre stories. And what did they find? How about the pathway of a doctor’s office paved with tombstones? Or a pumpkin-shaped house? Then there’s the Hub Cap Tree, the Birdsville Church (yes, a church for birds), and the bowling ball pyramid that graces one proud resident’s front lawn. Fun too are the haunted houses to visit, the ghosts to chat with, and the cursed roads to travel down. It’s all part of the long, strange trip known as Weird N.J.

You can cheer for your favorite team while you repair divots, mark your ball, or clean turf from your cleats with this officially licensed NBA divot tool, hat clip and ball marker combo from McArthur Sports. The combo includes 1 divot tool, 1 hat clip and 2 magnetic ball makers, making it the perfect gift for the avid golfer in your life. Each item in the set is adorned with the official team-colored logo.

Henry Goodman, Mark Umbers. A lively and entertaining version of Shakespeare's drama about the money lender Shylock who seeks revenge and runs afoul of the heroine Portia, set in Europe between the world wars. Directed by Trevor Nunn. 2001/color/161 min/NR/widescreen.

The often volatile character of Shylock, a Jewish moneylender, is powerfully realized in Trevor Nunn's stylish film of Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, which uses theatrical sets but is shot as a movie. Shylock (played with fierce commitment by Henry Goodman) loans money to a man he despises, the merchant Antonio (David Bramber), only if a pound of Antonio's flesh will be due upon default. Antonio borrows the money so that his friend Bessanio (Alexander Hanson) can travel to woo the woman he loves, Portia (Derbhle Crotty), whose freedom to marry is bound up in a fairy-tale decree of her father's. The play's mixture of tragedy and comedy often baffles contemporary audiences; Nunn attempts to solve this problem by treating almost everything as seriously as possible. While his approach serves Shylock well, the play's conclusion--in which Portia tests her husband's commitment--could use a lighter touch. --Bret Fetzer

Custom painting of customer's choice. Real oil on canvas: no giclee, simply painted by hand, with real artist's brushes and oil colors. All paintings are unframed and sent rolled in a secure tube.