Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (FS/DVD) Checkpoint
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Features include:Style: CasualSize: Women'sCase: Polished stainless steel10 crystals accent bezelDial Color: Light blue with silver handsBracelet: Polished stainless steel 64 crystals accent braceletClasp Type: HiddenMovement: Japan quartzCrystal: MineralWater resistantCase Width: 15mmCase thickness: 6mmBracelet length: 8 inchesBracelet Width: 14mmWatch bands can be sized to fit 7 inch to 8 inch wrists.Extra links are available through the manufacturer. (We do not provide this service).
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A 35 year-old New York artist, director Jeremy Spear longs for the athletic days of his college years. He finds the solution in joining a fastpitch softball league in Ashland, Ohio and the result is this spirited, humorous, human documentary about a once-mighty sport which is now only followed by diehard fans. Over the course of the turbulent 1996 season Spear's camera captures the adventures of his Ohio teammates as they make their way to the finals in Wisconsin and face millionaire manager Peter Porcelli and his flashy Tampa Smokers team. A good portion of the film is devoted to Shane Hunuhunu, a goodhearted and charismatic Maori fastpitch superstar who travels from New Zealand to the U.S. each year to play the game he loves. Also among the interesting characters the camera encounters are Canadian Indian Darren Zack, the game's best player, and the North Americans, a team made up of Native Americans who pride themselves on being drug and alcohol free. Spear's witty narration does a fine job of tying together what was undoubtedly many hours of footage into an entertaining, evenly-paced look at a little-known offshoot of America's pastime and the smalltown fans who keep the game alive.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Docurama PreviewsInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene AccessText/ Photo Galleries: Text - 1. THE ORIGINS OF FASTPITCH SOFTBALL
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