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Now you can cut perfect tomato slices every time. The blade of the Rada Tomato Slicer is specially manufactured with dual serrations to make sure every cut is straight and even. And it works for left-handers too! Rada cutlery is made of surgical quality, high carbon stainless steel. Hollow-ground blades ensure a precision concave surface for maximum edge retention and sharpness. The black stainless steel resin handle is specifically designed to withstand the high temperatures and harsh detergent of the dishwasher. Like all Rada Cutlery, this item carries a lifetime manufacturer guarantee against defects. Blade 5 inches, overall 8 3/4 inches.

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• Handcrafted in USA
• Extra sharp high carbon stainless steel blades
• Comfortable handle; Black handle is dishwasher safe; Aluminum handle should be hand washed
• Affordable
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Secura turbo oven uses infrared heating and convection fan to cook food fast and evenly. No need to thaw frozen meat, no need to add oil, saves energy than traditional oven and cooks healthy food in half the time. The oven can broil, roast, bake, grill, barbecue, fry, steam. Manual dial switches Power, timer indicator lights Easy to operate: Just select and set both time and temperature Close to microwave speed with oven quality Thaws out frozen foods in minutes Self cleaning Seals your foods natural juices Cooks an entire meal at one time without blending of flavors Low fat cooking allows you to cook without excess fat or oil Power saving device Detachable power cord Weight: 15.2 lbs Rating: 1,300W Capacity: 11L Standard Accessories: Tong, Dual Rack, Low Rack, Extender Ring

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• Close to microwave speed with oven quality
• Low fat cooking: allows the user to cook without excess fat or oil
• Self cleaning, Detachable power cord, handle safety button
• Standard Stainless Steel Accessories: Tong, Dual Rack, Low Rack, Extender Ring
• UL listed

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For people who do not have room for appliances Deni introduces the Convection Oven. With this one appliance you can roast broil grill bake and steam various foods. Cooks food in less time than a conventional oven thus saving you money on electricity. Hot air circulates around food therefore food cooks and browns fast and evenly. This versatile appliance is one that you can use every day. Features: Meat sears quickly on the outside sealing juices on the inside Hot air circulation makes baked goods rise higher Non-breakable glass bowl Built-in cleaning cycle Timer and safety handle Upper and lower racks allow you to cook a plete meal at one time Quick response to manual temperature changes Tongs provide easy removal of racks Lid rack protects counter from heat Unit includes: base with handles glass bowl upper and lower racks lid with timer and tongs 10 quart

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• Lid rack protects counter from heat
• Quick response to manual temperature changes
• Timer and safety handle
• Non-breakable glass bowl
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Rarely mentioned as one of the great double albums, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road had to settle for ending up in a few million record collections. So sprawling that it doesn't quite measure up to the earlier, more laid-back Honky Chateau or the later, pushy Rock of the Westies, this still holds claim to a lot of brilliant, very pop-savvy music: the winking rebellion of "Bennie and the Jets" and "Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting," the ready-made nostalgia of "The Ballad of Danny Bailey," the downbeat melodicism of "Harmony." --Rickey Wright

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The Oscar for Animated Short Film has been a useful if not entirely accurate gauge of the state of American animation, as this three-disc set demonstrates. The Academy created the category in the early '30s to honor Walt Disney's contributions to the art form. But most of the films in the collection date from the '40s and '50s, when Warner Bros. and MGM artists won most of the Oscars for pushing the Hollywood cartoon in a new direction that was fast-paced, violent, and very, very funny. Many of these cartoons remain hilarious, decades after they were released: "Birds Anonymous," "For Scent-imental Reasons," "Blitz Wolf," and "High Note." Others have aged less gracefully. Changes in racial attitudes have reduced Speedy Gonzales and Mammy Two-Shoes in the Tom and Jerry shorts to uncomfortable reminders of a less respectful era in American history. The collection also demonstrates that the Academy voters' taste can be capricious at best. Many of the best Warners shorts--"A Mouse Divided," "What's Opera, Doc?" "Duck Amuck," "Rabbit of Seville" and "One Froggy Evening"--weren't even nominated. Tex Avery, who did more than any other director to move cartoons in that brash, funny direction, is represented only by "Blitz Wolf" and "Little Johnny Jet." Like Cary Grant and Marilyn Monroe, Avery never won an Oscar. Most of the transfers were made from first-rate prints, although a few are missing their credits and the framing of the Cinemascope films is problematic. The rarest item in the collection is "So Much for So Little," an animated documentary that earned Chuck Jones his first Academy Award. Extras include commentaries by animators and historians, and the interesting new documentary, Drawn for Glory. (Unrated, suitable for ages 5 and older: cartoon violence, ethnic stereotypes, alcohol and tobacco use) --Charles Solomon (1. The Milky Way, 2. Yankee Doodle Mouse, 3. Mouse Trouble, 4. Quiet Please, 5. The Cat Concerto, 6. Tweetie Pie, 7. The Little Orphan, 8. For Scent-Imental Reasons, 9. So Much for So Little, 10. Two Mouseketeers, 11. Johann Mouse, 12. Speedy Gonzales, 13. Birds Anonymous, 14. Knighty-Knight Bugs, 15. The Dot and the Line, 16. Popeye the Sailor Meets Sinbad the Sailor, 17. Peace on Earth, 18. A Wild Hare, 19. Puss Gets the Boot, 20. Superman, 21. Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt, 22. Rhapsody In Rivets, 23. The Night Before Christmas, 24. Blitz Wolf, 25. Pigs in a Polka, 26. Swooner Crooner, 27. Walky Talky Hawky, 28. Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Mouse, 29. Mouse Wreckers, 30. Hatch Up Your Troubles, 31. Jerry's Cousin, 32. Little Johnny Jet, 33. Touché, Pussy Cat! 34. From A to Z-Z-Z-Z, 35. Sandy Claws, 36. Good Will To Men, 37. Tabasco Road, 38. One Droopy Knight, 39. High Note, 40. Nelly's Folly, 41. Now Hear This, 42. "Drawn for Glory: Animation's Triumph At The Oscars®," 43. What's Cookin' Doc?)

This good-as-gold compilation of animated shorts includes 15 Academy Award-winning cartoons dating from 1940 to 1965, including "The Blitz Wolf" (1942), "The Cat Concerto" (1947), "The Two Mouseketeers" (1952), "Speedy Gonzales" (1955), "Knighty-Knight Bugs" (1958), and others. The three-disc set also includes 26 Oscar-nominated shorts featuring animated favorites such as Superman, Popeye, Droopy, and more. 5 1/3 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English (SDH); audio commentary on selected cartoons; documentary; bonus short "What's Cookin' Doc?" (1944). NOTE: This set includes 15 shorts from "Academy Awards Animation Collection: 15 Winners."

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• The Best of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment ? Academy? Award Winning and Nominated theatrical animated shorts. Category: Best Animated Short Subjects. Franchises include Warner Bros., Hanna-Barbera, MGM, Max Fleischer etc. 41 of the most celebrated cartoons of their time, including 15 award winners.plus over 60 minutes of special features!This collection has something for everyone with characters

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EastWest. 2000.

Jet Age Took Shape at Sydney's Festival Studio in April and May 2000 with UK Producer Ed Buller (Psychedelic Furs, Suede, Ben Lee). Following the Huge Success of Sumo, the Superjesus Regrouped after the Departure of Founding Member Chris Tennent, Wrotesome 35 New Songs and Then Recorded an Intellegent, Mature, Sophisticated Album.

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• HUGE 2x2 size marshmallows
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Sports historians will long argue the significance of the third championship football game, but most agree it put the word super in Super Bowl, as NFL Films poignantly shows in this 75-minute video. The best thing about this video is that you get to see every play at least once, and the key plays several times. You also get valuable insight from N.Y. Jets quarterback Joe Willie Namath, Jets coach Weeb Ewbank, Colts coach Don Shula, and other players. The key figure, just as he was in the game, is Namath, the flamboyant quarterback whose style stood out during an era when flamboyance and wild styles were the norm. He launched the Super Bowl as a sports spectacular by stating, "We're gonna win this game. I guarantee it." NFL Films, with announcer Curt Gowdy, who did the play-by-play for NBC on January 12, 1969, goes into great depth to explain the historical importance of the outcome. It certified the old AFL, represented by the Jets, as a sports entity and legitimized the merger of the NFL and AFL into one league in 1970. Add to this Namath's statement and the turbulent times in America in 1969, and this game takes on significant historical meaning. This is an entertaining video about a sports moment that launched the NFL on its spiraling orbit upward. --Gordie Sholtys