Sateen 600 Thread Count Solid Sheet Set
These sheets are given their incredible softness by 600 thread count, 100-percent long-staple cotton construction and a smooth sateen weave.
Each set includes a flat sheet, fitted sheet, and a pair of pillowcases
Woven from 100-percent combed cotton two-ply yarns with a 600 thread count
Choose from neutral tones of white or ivory
Deep, 14-in. pockets on the fitted sheets are designed for today's thicker mattresses
Fully elasticized edges keep the fitted sheets snugly in place
The 100-percent cotton fabric is conveniently machine washable
Thread count is the number of threads per square inch of fabric--the higher the thread count, the softer and more durable the material
Imported
This set of two Simply Suede Eyelet Throw Pillows makes a great addition to any couch, chair, or bed.
Set includes two pillows
Made of 100-percent polyester
Rich textured design with a suede feel
Eyelet accents
Available in your choice of a Blue/Red or Saddle/Blue motif
Measures 18 inches x 18 inches
Spot clean only.
Imported
Never fear the bunker again with the Double Diamond oversized sand wedge!
Features include:
Oversized design
54-deg. loft (105 yds. or less)
Steel shaft
Men's flex
Available in right-handed only.
Ideological changes in post-Civil Rights movement America were at the heart of legendary African-American actor Sidney Poitier's films in the late 1960s. One such film is this powerful drama, which stars Poitier as Mark Thackery, an unemployed engineer who applies for a teaching job because he needs the paycheck. He lands a job at a school in London's East End that's full of unruly teenagers who are profoundly uninterested in learning. After several failed attempts to reach the students, Thackery abandons the textbooks and conventional teaching methods and, treating them as young adults, he prepares his students for the job market. His unorthodox style is effective--the students begin to respect Thackery and absorb his lessons. But his substantial accomplishments are weighed in the balance when he is finally offered the engineering job he had been waiting for.Poitier's proud, defiant figure stands tall against the rowdy, aimless swinging-sixties London teens, but one of the film's strengths is the respect that is paid to the disruptive students as human characters worthy of a better future. Lulu, who delivers a strong student portrayal, also sings the popular theme song.DVD Special FeaturesRegion 1 EncodingKeep CaseProduction NotesTheatrical Trailers: TO SIR WITH LOVE, BUCK AND THE PREACHER, A RAISIN IN THE SUN, and BROTHER JOHNTalent FilesScene SelectionsInteractive Menus
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