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The Diablo small is perfect as a gym bag or a small overnighter.

The adidas® Elite Team small duffel combines ample storage and sporty style with a zipped main compartment and pocket, a FreshPAK™ lined wet/dry shoe tunnel, and screenprinted signature adidas® stripes. Its padded, adjustable shoulder strap and haul handle make it easy to grab this bag and go.

Deluxe edition includes 2 bonus tracks and a bonus DVD featuring a 30 minute interview with Jaheim. Track listing: 1. Ain't Leavin Without You 2. Finding My Way Back 3. Whoa 4. Till It Happens To You 5. Bed Is Listening 6. Impossible 7. Another Round 8. Her 9. II Pink Lines 10. Otha Half 11. Closer 12. In My Hands 13. Ain't Leavin Without You (Remix feat. Jadakiss) Bonus tracks: 14. In The Dark 15. BMW

From the Manufacturer A portion of each purchase of the Apollo Precision Tools DT9706DB-P 39-piece General Took Kit is used to help fund breast cancer awareness initiatives. Think "the pink tool kit" as the perfect gift!! A general tool kit that contains basic tools needed for most repairs around the home. Tools are constructed of 45C carbon steel or chrome vanadium steel, heat treated and chrome plated where appropriate to resist corrosion. The tool handles are made of double dipped plastics and the tool cases are made of extra heavy duty materials. Tools meet or exceed critical ANSI standards. Includes tape measure, claw hammer, slip joint pliers, SAE hex keys, ratcheting bit driver, scissors, bits, plastic knife, precision screwdriver. Each tool is tested against industry standards for hardness, torque, finish and usability and should last a lifetime under normal use. Tools are held securely in a sturdy blow molded case. Pink.

Heller in Pink Tights features a captivating if intriguingly awkward story born of an unusual number of powerful, creative voices behind the camera. The 1960 film's screenplay was co-written by Walter Bernstein (Fail Safe), whose blacklisting following his unfriendly testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee ended the year before with Heller star Sophia Loren's wartime romance, That Kind of Woman. The equally legendary Dudley Nichols (Stagecoach) shared writing credit; Carlo Ponti (Blow-Up), Loren's strong-minded husband, co-produced; and Hollywood Golden Age director George Cukor (The Philadelphia Story) presided over the odd, Louis L'Amour-based Western. Loren plays Angela Rossini, leading lady in a down-on-its-luck, traveling theatrical company barely held together by founder Tom Healy (a sympathetic but largely miscast Anthony Quinn). Always staying a step ahead of creditors and lawmen, the troupe stops in a Wyoming town where a hired gunman, Mabry (Steve Forrest), "wins" the reckless Angela, who has long had a romance with Healy, in a poker game. Determined to keep her even as he eludes assassins, Mabry attaches himself to the dispirited Healy's company as it rides through dangerous Indian territory. The final act finds all the principals battling their way to a resolution behind the scenes of a play at a theater Angela has built for Tom with money she stole from Mabry. It's all a little clunky, but Cukor ensures a certain vitality in the proceedings, moves comfortably between striking shifts of comedy to intense drama, makes Loren look great, and exposes--to an unexpected degree--a psychological bond between Angela and Mabry. --Tom Keogh

Based on a novel by Louis L'Amour and full of witty exchanges and a striking visual style, the film follows a vaudeville troupe that stays one step ahead of the bill collector as it tours the frontier circa 1880. The central premise finds ringleaders Angela Rossini (Loren) and Tom Healy (Quinn) needing a more flamboyant act than normal in order to entertain the citizens of the wild West.