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Compostable bags for mini kitchen organics made with ecosafe compostable plastic.25 - 2.5 gallon bags per box.Size2.5 GALLONColor GREENBCI - 066050

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• Compostable plastic bags
• Ideal for kitchen organics
• Meets ASTM no.D6400 standard specifications for compostable products
• 2-1/2-Gallon capacity
• Intended to be composted in a municipal or commercial facility operated in accordance with best composting management practices

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The Bio Bag MaxAir Composting Bucket is a small and convenient compost bucket ideal for the countertop or under the kitchen sink. The bucket is well ventilated to control odor and holds about a weeks worth of compost material.

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• Compost bucket
• Created from plastic
• Side vents improve air-flow

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Good for you. Good for the earth. Earth Pan+ was created with our planet and you in mind. This cookware delivers the performance and features you require without the drawbacks associated with traditional cookware. It is high heat safe to 600 Degrees Fahrenheit on the stovetop, which saves time and makes food more delicious while offering exceptional heat distribution. Earth Pan+ features exclusive SandFlow nonstick, which originates from sand and is made without PTFE or PFOA. The unique coating doesn’t peel, blister or release toxic fumes at high temperatures. Plus, its manufacturing process produces less CO2, which makes life better for everyone – including the earth and those that share it.One of the most used pans in any well equipped kitchen. These skillets have sloped sides so that foods slide out easily. Used for cooking omelets, pancakes, quesadillas, sauteing vegetables, searing steaks, fish and poultry. The nonstick surface makes cleanup effortless.

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• Sandflow nonstick inside and out provides outstanding food release.
• This earthpan cookware is dishwasher safe for easy cleaning convenience.
• Aluminum construction heats up quickly and helps to reduce ?hot spots? that cook foods unevenly.
• Dual riveted, rubberized phenolic handle is comfortable to hold and provides a confident grip.
• Oven safe to 350 degrees fahrenheit/177 degrees celsius.

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This movie shows the idealized career of the singer Al Jolson, a little Jewish boy who goes against the will of his father in order to be in showbiz. He becomes a star, falls in love with a non-Jewish dancer, and marries her. In the end he chooses success on the stage.

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Don't think that because the Ted Bundy biopic The Deliberate Stranger was a TV movie it will somehow be tamer than a feature film on the same subject. Though there's very little graphic violence, the film is as disturbing and intense as the creepiest big-screen thriller. Mark Harmon, playing daringly against type (the film aired in 1986, around the time People magazine dubbed Harmon "the sexiest man alive"), is riveting as the charming Bundy, who is believed to have murdered dozens of young women in the 1970s--all while keeping up the appearance of being an earnest law student and rising political star in the Seattle area. Harmon, whose performance earned him an Emmy nomination, is commanding as Bundy; he's believably boyish and utterly charismatic, and has mastered all the Bundy tics we came to know during his televised trials, including the lopsided grin and the slightly bug-eyed stare. The film sticks impressively closely to the facts of the case and allows the viewer, along with his potential victims, to be swept away by Bundy's charm and craftiness. And it's the filmmakers' great achievement that knowing the ultimate outcome of the case--Bundy was finally executed in Florida in 1989--doesn't affect our involvement in the film. Watch this one with all the lights on. --Anne Hurley

Don't think that because the Ted Bundy biopic The Deliberate Stranger was a TV movie it will somehow be tamer than a feature film on the same subject. Though there's very little graphic violence, the film is as disturbing and intense as the creepiest big-screen thriller. Mark Harmon, playing daringly against type (the film aired in 1986, around the time People magazine dubbed Harmon "the sexiest man alive"), is riveting as the charming Bundy, who is believed to have murdered dozens of young women in the 1970s--all while keeping up the appearance of being an earnest law student and rising political star in the Seattle area. Harmon, whose performance earned him an Emmy nomination, is commanding as Bundy; he's believably boyish and utterly charismatic, and has mastered all the Bundy tics we came to know during his televised trials, including the lopsided grin and the slightly bug-eyed stare. The film sticks impressively closely to the facts of the case and allows the viewer, along with his potential victims, to be swept away by Bundy's charm and craftiness. And it's the filmmakers' great achievement that knowing the ultimate outcome of the case--Bundy was finally executed in Florida in 1989--doesn't affect our involvement in the film. Watch this one with all the lights on. --Anne Hurley

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He was a mild-mannered, church-going, bible-reading, ex-Navy man. But behind the strait-laced persona was one of the most prolific killers in history. Between 1982 and 2001, Gary Ridgway killed at least 48 women. The case had authorities so stumped that they even enlisted the help of Ted Bundy for insight into the killer's motivations. But the real break came in 2001, when DNA evidence tied the mild-mannered Ridgway to seven of the slayings. BIOGRAPHY® probes his past and details the controversial events that followed his arrest, which ultimately led Ridgway to plead guilty to nearly 50 murders (revealing several that the authorities did not know about) in exchange for a sentence of life imprisonment. But as legal authorities detail, he may still be killed for his crimes, since at least two occurred in Oregon, which did not take part in the plea agreement. From ""dutiful son"" to monster, follow the dark journey of Gary Ridgway.

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• Hear from investigators who worked the case for over a decade.
• Hear from those who knew him in his everyday life.
• See why the killer may still face death, despite a controversial plea bargain.

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Music-filled biodrama of the famed stage and screen star known as "Ol' Banjo Eyes" stars Keefe Brasselle as Cantor, whose comic mannerisms and singing made him a hit in the Ziegfeld Follies. With Marilyn Erskine, William Forest as Flo Ziegfeld, and Will Rogers, Jr. as Rogers, Sr. Songs include "Ma, He's Making Eyes at Me," "Makin' Whoopee," "If You Knew Susie," and many more. 116 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono.

A big slice of show-biz cheese, The Eddie Cantor Story follows the Broadway legend from childhood, when he narrowly escaped delinquency, through his youth in vaudeville to his years of success as the star of Florenz Ziegfeld's smash revues. Impersonated with eye-rolling hamminess by Keefe Brasselle (who hosted a brief-lived variety show in the 1960s), Cantor is an archetypal go-getter, a relentless workaholic who sacrificed his family life to sing Tin Pan Alley classics like "Makin' Whoopee" before an adoring crowd. The cliches fly fast and furious; the best bit is when a venomous actress (film noir queen Marie Windsor, The Killing, The Narrow Margin), sick of Cantor upstaging her, tries to sabotage Cantor by pretending to arrange an audition for him. Along the way are overdone imitations of Jimmy Durante and Will Rogers telling Cantor how great he is. Contemporary audiences are apt to be startled by the cheerful performances in blackface, which the movie blithely embraces as good-natured fun. This ends up being The Eddie Cantor Story's most intriguing aspect, though more for sociological interest than entertainment value. --Bret Fetzer

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The History Channel : Modern Marvels Milk : The Technology Behind Pasteurization , Yogurt , Cheese & Other Dairy , Modern Marvels Corn : The Largest Us Agricultural Crop : The Technology Behind Bio-fuel , Environmentally Friendly Plastic Containers Made From Corn, Corn Feeding the Masses From Acient Times to Present Day : 2 Pack

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