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Friday, December 11th, 2009
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Maverick (Keepcase) $2.82 Inspired by the 1960s TV series that starred James Garner in the title role, this lightweight Western from 1994 proved to be a surprising box-office hit. Well, maybe not such a big surprise, since it’s from the star and director of the Lethal Weapon movies, and operates with a similar combination of mainstream plotting and easygoing humor. Mel Gibson stars as card-playing gunslinger Brett Maverick… |
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Finder’s Fee $4.55 Survivor host Jeff Probst co-wrote and directed this riveting drama about a young man (Erik Palladino) who finds a wallet with a lottery ticket worth $6 million inside. With his buddies gearing up for their weekly round of cards and the wallet’s owner on the way to pick it up, Palladino winds up in a high-stakes poker game with more than just money on the line. Matthew Lillard, Ryan Reynolds, Robe… |
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How to Cheat at Everything: A Con Man Reveals the Secrets of the Esoteric Trade of Cheating, Scams, and Hustles $10.76 A Con Man Reveals the Secrets of the Esoteric Trade of Cheating, Scams and HustlesAn uproarious, encyclopedic guide to all things scam: a world-renowned con man reveals the tricks of the trade, from card and dice tricks to bar bets and carnival games, and some useful protection against seedy psychics and Internet fraud.Pages 422 – Softbound… |
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Mississippi Mud: Southern Justice and the Dixie Mafia $7.99 On a quiet September afternoon, Lynne Sposito learned that her parents, Vincent and Margaret Sherry, had been shot to death in their Biloxi, Mississippi, home. One of the city’s most prominent couples — he served as Circuit Court judge and she was runnng for mayor — the Sherry’s were mourned by a community. But for a stunned and grieving daughter, the nightmare was hust beginning. Racing to Bi… |
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Busting Vegas: The MIT Whiz Kid Who Brought the Casinos to Their Knees $1.49 Semyon Dukach couldn’t believe how easy the money was. In one weekend, the MIT math genius and his team of geeks had made $200,000 playing the blackjack tables in Las Vegas. They hadn’t cheated. Instead, they had discovered one of humanity’s greatest holy grails: a system to beat the casino. They had rendered obsolete the old saying that the house always wins. Dukach and his friends made millions … |