Shopping

Pretty boy Billy (Jude Law) is an amoral rebel without a cause. His anarchic response to a bleak London existence is to steal cars and drive them through shop windows: “crash and carry,” as one fellow “shopper” terms it. But he and his tough, video-game obsessed gal-pal Jo (Sadie Frost) are no Bonnie and Clyde. Their shopping trips are merely a pretext for the adrenaline rush of destruction and the thrill of playing high-speed tag with the cops, a game that starts to wear thin on Jo. “Why don’t you grow up, eh?” she finally asks. “And do what?” he helplessly replies. The feature debut of Brit stylist Paul Anderson (Event Horizon) is a sleek film of misty alleys, blue-lit underground garages, and slick city streets. It’s a dystopian London of the near future through the lens of Blade Runner driven almost single-handedly by Law’s reckless charm and wild energy. It’s hard to tell if the film is about the nihilism of sensation-hunting lost youth or simply a sensational melodrama of aimless rebellion, but there’s nonetheless something irresponsibly appealing in Billy’s anti-establishment rampage. –Sean Axmaker

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Why We Buy: The Science of Shopping–Updated and Revised for the Internet, the Global Consumer, and Beyond

Revolutionary retail guru Paco Underhill is back with a completely revised edition of his classic, witty bestselling book on our ever-evolving consumer culture — full of fresh observations and important lessons from the cutting edge of retail, which is taking place in the world’s emerging markets. New material includes:• The latest trends in online retail — what retailers are doing right and what they’re doing wrong — and how nearly every Internet retailer from iTunes to Amazon can drastically improve how it serves its customers.• A guided tour of the most innovative stores, malls and retail environments around the world — almost all of which are springing up in countries where prosperity is new. An enormous indoor ski slope attracts shoppers to a mall in Dubai; an uber luxurious Sao Paolo department store provides its customers with personal shoppers; a mall in South Africa has a wave pool for surfing.The new Why We Buy is an essential guide — it offers advice on how to keep your changing customers and entice new and eager ones.

• ISBN13: 9781416595243
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Shopping: Christian Explorations of Daily Living (Compass) (Compass: Christian Explorations of Daily Living)

What could be more mundane or less religious than shopping? Yet shopping asks us to choose our values and weigh the good in everyday terms. It also brings us instantly in contact with the myriad relationships and labor of people all over the world who have grown, harvested, or crafted the food, clothes, and other items with which we sustain and adorn our lives. Michelle Gonzalez, whose work on spirituality has lifted up the life practices of Latina women, explores the rich material on economic activity and relationships in the Christian tradition and the larger pertinence of our actions in an era of globalized economic interconnection.

Shopping focuses on the practice of shopping and its relationship to Christian spirituality and asks: How do Christian justice and solidarity play a role in how we value and spend our money? Can shopping be a Christian act? Can it be a sinful one?

• ISBN13: 9780800697273
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Shopping

Billy and his girlfriend Jo steal expensive cars and speed them into shop windows (ram-raiding), which they find exciting and gives them an addictive adrenaline rush. There are many fast chases and encounters with the police. Rivalry grows between Billy and Tommy, as both want to be seen as “the hero”. Jo wants her and Billy to change their way of life, but Billy wants first to ram-raid the Shopping Mall, because it has never been done before. But, who will get there first, Billy or Tommy? Hard-hitting, fast-moving, ultraviolent drama.

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Little Tikes Shopping Cart – Pink

Pretend Play by Little TikesGet up and pretend! Play pretend with our selection of role playing toy kitchens, wooden kitchen, kitchen toys, shopping carts, and workshops.Modern shopping cart will help little shoppers mimic trips to the grocery store. A perfect toys to keep your little princesses busy exploring the joy of grocery shopping. Features: Sturdy walls keep small items in A deep basket and storage underneath provide plenty of space for all of a child’s favorite things (Accessories not included) Ages: 2 years and upToy Made in the USAPlastic materialsColor: Pink and whiteToys Made in the USASpecifications:Overall Dimensions: 23″H x 16.5″W x 12.5″D

• Sturdy walls keep small items in
• Deep basket
• A favorite toy can ride in the fold-down seat
• Storage underneath basket provide plenty of space for a child’s favorite things
• Accessories not included

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