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Cut vegetables and fruits into noodles, or curly, paper-thin ribbons with this inexpensive yet robust slicer. We recommend the World Cuisine brand over others because it costs about half or less of the price of similar models, makes nicer noodles, is easy to use and clean, and can slice fairly large quantities quickly, and is quite sturdy. The popular Joyce Chen type slicers can only process small pieces of vegetables at a time, requiring you to cut them up into small pieces, they are slow, and they make very fine, limp, noodles. When spiralizing wet veggies like cucumbers, the Joyce Chen types will generate a lot of juice with the noodles, making them wet and limp. The blades on those slicers also rust and are poorly made. More expensive slicers such as those from Benriner are good but cost twice as much or
more, are not quite as easy to use, don't grip counters as well, and the noodles made are not quite as nicely formed. They can make 3 noodle widths to the World Cuisine's 2 widths (medium and large) but we find we never use the finer noodle blade with the Benriner anyway. By placing the vegetable or fruit on the prongs of the crank wheel and turning the crank while pushing the base toward the vertical julienne blade, continuous spiral noodles or curled julienne strips are created. The slicer has suction cup feet for a good grip on most surfaces, better than other slicers. The slicer is pretty tough, more robust feeling than the Benriner and Joyce Chen slicers. It is made of high impact plastic with no-rust stainless steel blades, and comes with easy to follow instructions. Unused blades store in the base.

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• Make quick work of fancy vegetable peeling with the spiral vegetable slicer
• Includes 3 sets of blades: 1/8-inch spacing, 1/4-inch spacing, and straight blade for ribbon cuts
• Simply place vegetable or fruit on prongs, turn wheel while pushing base toward blade
• Made of durable plastic
• Backed by a 1-year warranty; dishwasher safe

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Enjoy refreshing lemon water, raspberry iced tea and more. Crystal clear acrylic pitcher has removable fruit infusion rod that screws into the lid. Open slots in rod allow liquid and fruit to mix naturally. Refill the pitcher without replacing the fruit..

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• Enjoy flavor-infused beverages made naturally at home with the Prodyne Fruit Infusion Pitcher
• BPA-free acrylic pitcher has removable hollow rod that can be filled with fruits, citrus wedges, herbs, or savories
• Open slots in rod allow contents to naturally combine with liquid; rod screws into lid, so it stays securely in place
• Clear acrylic allows for enticing view; pitcher looks great on a well-set table; may be continually refilled without replacing fruit
• Holds up to 93 ounces; requires hand washing for care

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The Nordic Ware Bakers Half-Sheet, from the Natural Bakeware collection, is ideal for baking, roasting, toasting, and warming.

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• Natural aluminum for even baking
• Hand wash only
• Encapsulated steel rims prevent warping
• Made in the USA

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Can the Marcellus Shale natural gas deposits located in the northeastern United States help solve America's energy woes? And is the controversial industry practice of hydraulic fracturing ("fracking") an environmental nightmare for the households living on or near such sites? After turning down a company's six-figure offer for drilling rights to his family's land, Josh Fox grabbed a camera and set out on a cross-country mission to talk to those affected by fracking and its alleged side effects and dangers. 107 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; bonus footage.

Little did director Josh Fox know that he'd find himself trailing the history and future of natural gas mining for this documentary, Gasland, or so he claims in this moving and evocative political exposé. Thankfully unpretentious and lacking in the didacticism that plagues many political documentaries, Gasland is edifying in the most entertaining and palatable way. Fox's open-ended questions presented during his narration are answered by interviewees found as he travels cross-country to source out water pollution happening as a result of hydraulic fracturing. The tension begins when Fox researches a letter he receives in the mail at his rural Pennsylvania farmhouse, inviting him to sell his land for $100,000 and permission to mine natural gas. He comes to discover how the Delaware River watershed's imminently endangered status will threaten New York City's main water source, and towards the end of the film focuses on New York City, as respected politicians like John Gennaro and Congressman Maurice Hinchey speak on behalf of this issue. But before filming congressional hearings, Fox charts his personal dilemma and how it quickly spirals outward, as first his neighbors tell him horror stories about water contamination due to this process. And as he tours Colorado, Wyoming, and Texas, where hydraulic fracturing has already contaminated myriad underground wells, Fox actually films many families' water faucets catching fire as people hold a match to their running tap water. Fox's continuing investigation ties this unchecked chemical process to Dick Cheney's Halliburton activity and bills covertly passed during the Bush administration. Gasland does not have a conspiratorial feel; it takes an honest, even-keeled investigative approach and relies on information relayed to Fox from renowned activists like Dr. Theo Colborn and Environmental Protection Agency staffer Weston Wilson. This documentary sheds light on what has been a practice that many American citizens have assumed mysterious and possibly benign. It is easy to understand why Gasland has garnered so many film festival awards, since it presents vital information that will necessitate action once it reaches enough of the population. This is grassroots documentary filmmaking at its finest. --Trinie Dalton

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• GASLAND (DVD MOVIE)

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Studio: Cinema Libre Studio Release Date: 01/13/2009

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• Condition: New
• Format: DVD
• DVD; NTSC

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Product Details
Actors: Sheri Bayles
Directors: Expect This LLC
Format: Color, DVD, NTSC, Widescreen
Language: English
Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)

Aspect Ratio: 1.77:1
Number of discs: 2
Rated: NR (Not Rated)
Studio: Expect This LLC
DVD Release Date: April 21, 2007
Run Time: 260 minutes

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Hair Nutrition Program, Extra Strength, Tablets

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• European hair recovery program
• Thousands of satisfied customers in 25 countries
• Numerous clinical trials supporting efficacy
• Exclusive AminoMar C Marine complex containing 50% more active ingredient
• 100%natural hair nourishment, scientifically formulated

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• Doctor recommended nasal aspirator from Sweden for babies and toddlers
• Non-invasive
• BPA and Phthalate Free
• Made in Sweden
• Easy to clean, top-rack safe