Numark DJ In a Box
Get the party started right with the Numark DJ In a Box.Numark is world renowned for high quality turntables and this system is no exception. A belt drive motor, battle/club style design, and detachable power and audio connections ensure that you are always on top of your game. Also included in the set is the DM950 2-channel mic mixer, with EQ on each channel and slider style cuing, plus the HF125 7-position dual headphones.
Two groove tool cartridge and slipmats complete the set.Scratch high prices off your list with Overstock.com.
In the 1860s, Japan is in turmoil. A would-be author, Momosuke, travels the countryside in search of 100 ghost stories that will comprise a book. While on the road, he meets a trickster, Mataichi, a beautiful puppeteer named Ogin, and Nagamimi, a bird caller. Together, as they travel the countryside, Momosuke watches them reenact horrifying crimes that reflect the ugliest, most base aspects of human nature. They then take it upon themselves to dole out punishment to those who have transgressed the lines of acceptable behavior. In these episodes, the ever-wandering Momosuke suffers from exhaustion, and takes refuge in the house of a stranger who offers a remedy that might be poison. In other episodes, the group meets up with a samurai who is actually a spirit in disguise. Later, the wanderers are horrified to find the corpse of the beautiful Ogin and learn the story behind her murder.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 - Japanese, English Subtitles - English - OptionalAdditional Release Material: TrailersText/Galleries: Art Setting Gallery Line Art Gallery
Jasmin Dizdar's
BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE is a lively, darkly comic vision of Bosnian refugees making a new life in London, and the Londoners whose lives they change. As in Paul Thomas Anderson's MAGNOLIA, there are several plotlines running simultaneously, and they link together in surprising ways. Dizdar and his actors present these characters so vividly that the story is always easy to follow. Danny Nussbaum (as Griffin, a soccer hooligan who, in surreal fashion, finds himself in a war zone) and Charlotte Coleman (as Portia, a young doctor smitten with her Bosnian patient) are standouts in a fine cast. The film is shot mostly in a handheld, verite style that heightens its immediacy. Dizdar's storyline skirts tragedy, as the Bosnian immigrants deal with problems that the Londoners, with their own troubles, can barely imagine. But the film retains the hopeful attitude of its immigrant characters, and even some of the bleakest moments in the film have a black comic edge. Dizdar's first feature is a hearty laugh in the face of despair. Its ambition and scope, its deft handling of difficult material, and its consistently comic and chaotic tone, attest to an impressive young talent.DVD FeaturesRegion 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen 1.85Single Side - Single LayerAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1.Domestic& Foreign Trailers IFC FeaturetteInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus