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Victoria Frances: Vampire Girl Poster
Posted by Notcot on Oct 19, 2012 in Gadgets
Ipod Classic 160gb: Silver
Posted by Notcot on Oct 19, 2012 in Gadgets
Buy Ipod Classic 160gb: Silver from HMV.com for only £193 delivered! Ipod Classic 160gb: Silver is usually dispatched in 24 hours.
Price : £ 193.00
Vodafone McLaren Mercedes Keyring Pitot Tube
Posted by Notcot on Oct 19, 2012 in Gadgets
Delivery directly by Team McLaren Ltd., England. Keyring with Pitot Tube – Positioned on the nose of a Formula 1 car, this sophisticated pressure-measuring device is used to record airflow velocity and can be used to record data for analysis by the team?s engineers. Bespoke piece which has involved fine tooling to create the design. Made from a metal alloy with a brushed finish.Weight: 47g
Price : £ 16.95
The Steampunk Trilogy
Posted by Notcot on Oct 19, 2012 in Steampunk
Steampunk is the twisted offspring of science fiction and postmodernism, a sassy, unpredictable tongue-in-cheek style of which the incomparable Paul Di Filippo is master. The three short novels in The Steampunk Trilogy are all set in a very alternative nineteenth century, and feature a mixture of historical and imaginary figures. In “Victoria,” a young and lissome Queen Victoria disappears from her throne and is replaced by a sexy human/newt clone. The race is on to find the original Victoria and to hide the terrible secret from the nation. In “Hottentots,” Massachusetts is threatened by monsters from the deep; in “Walt and Emily,” Emily Dickinson hooks up with a robust and lusty Walt Whitman, loses her virginity, and travels to a dimension beyond time where she meets the future Allen Ginsberg.
Price : £ 8.99
Spy Pen Video Camera
Posted by Notcot on Oct 19, 2012 in Gadgets
I spy with my little eye something I probably shouldn’t thanks to this exceedingly cool piece of spy kit. However much we try and describe it as something that’s not for spy-loving man-children everywhere it’s inevitably geared towards the art of surreptitious surveillance. Hidden in this innocent-looking pen is a camera and video recorder. The video quality is pretty incredible for such a tiny camera it records sound too through a mini built-in microphone and despite its diminutive size it’ll record over an hour of espionage footage. Unscrew the pen to reveal a USB plug which will seamlessly disgorge your spying results and recharge the pen – a full charge will give you about 90 minutes of operation. A Spy Pen Video Camera is only of any use if it actually looks like a pen (so many don’t) and this one is indistinguishable from the real thing. It even comes with three ink refills so it’s perfectly acceptable as your normal work pen. The Spy Pen Video Camera might not make you a spy but all the wizardry inside will make you at least consider a new hat and a pseudonym.
Price : £ 42.55
Going to Sea in a Sieve: The Autobiography
Posted by Notcot on Oct 19, 2012 in Cult Film
Born in 1957 in Deptford, south London, Danny’s first job after dropping out of school at the age of 15 was in One Stop Records, a small record shop in London’s West End, frequented by Elton John and Mick Jagger, a store rather like the one in High Fidelity. His career in print journalism began in 1976 when he co-founded the fanzine Sniffin’ Glue leading to an offer from the New Musical Express, where his first job was as a receptionist. Soon after, Baker was contributing regular astute articles, reviews and later interviews to the publication. Danny then began making 30-minute documentaries at LWT for the cult series 20th Century Box, and appeared in two television commercials: Daz washing powder and Mars bar chocolate. His stellar career on the radio began on BBC GLR in 1989, then moved to BBC Radio 5 where he presented sports shows including the groundbreaking 6-0-6, which still influences the media’s approach to criticism of players, managers and referees. He also worked on BBC Radio 1, back to BBC GLR, Talk Radio and later on Virgin Radio.On his return to BBC last May, Danny won ‘Sony Radio Personality of the Year’ and appeared on Desert Island Discs last July. Six months earlier he had gone public on his cancer and chemotherapy treatment, and thankfully all seems well. Danny Baker currently presents a weekday show at BBC London 94.9, which features phone-ins and discussions with his on-air team regarding music and entertainment of the 1960s and 1970s, and a Saturday morning show on BBC Radio 5. This book charts Danny’s showbiz career, the highs and lows, and everything in between, including the accusation that he killed Bob Marley…
Price : £ 11.39
Going to Sea in a Sieve: The Autobiography
Posted by Notcot on Oct 19, 2012 in Cult Film
Born in 1957 in Deptford, south London, Danny’s first job after dropping out of school at the age of 15 was in One Stop Records, a small record shop in London’s West End, frequented by Elton John and Mick Jagger, a store rather like the one in High Fidelity. His career in print journalism began in 1976 when he co-founded the fanzine Sniffin’ Glue leading to an offer from the New Musical Express, where his first job was as a receptionist. Soon after, Baker was contributing regular astute articles, reviews and later interviews to the publication. Danny then began making 30-minute documentaries at LWT for the cult series 20th Century Box, and appeared in two television commercials: Daz washing powder and Mars bar chocolate. His stellar career on the radio began on BBC GLR in 1989, then moved to BBC Radio 5 where he presented sports shows including the groundbreaking 6-0-6, which still influences the media’s approach to criticism of players, managers and referees. He also worked on BBC Radio 1, back to BBC GLR, Talk Radio and later on Virgin Radio.On his return to BBC last May, Danny won ‘Sony Radio Personality of the Year’ and appeared on Desert Island Discs last July. Six months earlier he had gone public on his cancer and chemotherapy treatment, and thankfully all seems well. Danny Baker currently presents a weekday show at BBC London 94.9, which features phone-ins and discussions with his on-air team regarding music and entertainment of the 1960s and 1970s, and a Saturday morning show on BBC Radio 5. This book charts Danny’s showbiz career, the highs and lows, and everything in between, including the accusation that he killed Bob Marley…
Price : £ 11.39
View Quest Union Jack 'Blighty' Rechargeable Portable DAB & FM Radio
Posted by Notcot on Oct 19, 2012 in Gadgets
Follow every minute of the summer’s sports – wherever you are
- Celebrate the best of Britain on the go and enjoy great music plus summer sports coverage with this pocket sized DAB and FM radio. Packed with the latest digital radio technology and offering superb reception in a stylish union jack finish, the Blighty makes a real statement. Easy-use controls and a backlit LCD display enable quick access to a choice of up to 55 DAB national and local digital stations and a wide range of FM broadcasts with automatic scanning and 10 handy station presets. Quick to set up and a pleasure to use, with DAB digital radio you can enjoy a whole new world of listening options – all in crystal clear and crackle free reception. Supplied with a mini USB lead to charge the radio from your computer’s USB socket, or you can use a mains power adaptor plug, available to purchase separately.
Price : £ 49.95
Jimi Wallet Pink
Posted by Notcot on Oct 19, 2012 in Gadgets
Bored of traditional leather wallets? Looking for something a bit more colourful and stylish, or something that is a bit more resistant to the great outdoors? If so then look no further than the Jimi Wallet. It’s compact, colourful, stylish, water resistant, and translucent. At home anywhere from tight hipster pockets to a handbag, or around someones neck on a lanyard the Jimi is the wallet for all seasons.
Price : £ 11.95
The Steampunk Trilogy
Posted by Notcot on Oct 19, 2012 in Steampunk
Steampunk is the twisted offspring of science fiction and postmodernism, a sassy, unpredictable tongue-in-cheek style of which the incomparable Paul Di Filippo is master. The three short novels in The Steampunk Trilogy are all set in a very alternative nineteenth century, and feature a mixture of historical and imaginary figures. In “Victoria,” a young and lissome Queen Victoria disappears from her throne and is replaced by a sexy human/newt clone. The race is on to find the original Victoria and to hide the terrible secret from the nation. In “Hottentots,” Massachusetts is threatened by monsters from the deep; in “Walt and Emily,” Emily Dickinson hooks up with a robust and lusty Walt Whitman, loses her virginity, and travels to a dimension beyond time where she meets the future Allen Ginsberg.
Price : £ 8.99