13106

Extremely clear like real glass no artificial coloring used Unbreakable chip and scratch resistant Stain resistant Reduced liability issues Safe and convenient for children, handicapped and assisted living Tumblers are stackable for easy delivery, storage and handling Cost effective Excellent for all outdoor activities pools, patio, barbeque, sporting events, picnics and many more Dishwasher, microwave and freeze safe Environmentally friendly Recyclable green product Custom imprinting available Designed and manufactured in Europe

The most immediate way to eliminate odors. Fresh Wave is an odor neutralizer you can safely use in your home, around children and pets, in the car, office, or wherever you travel. Spray into the air, on the pet bed, or furniture, into the waste can, even

Neon clock shows your team pride. U.S.A.

Orff-Schulwerk Volume 1: Piano Music combines the musical styles of both Carl Orff and his wife Gertrud Orff. It is also the world premiere recording of Carl Orff's Bordunuebungen (drone exercises), representing a different approach to piano playing - based on pure piano improvisation. Orff's Bordunuebungen was developed for work with the advanced pupils at the Gunther-Schule. "Growing out of improvisation, these pieces always lead back to improvisation," writes Orff in his Dokumentation, "finding out, invention and discovery were what mattered. The players should grow ears on their fingers." Gunild Keetman captures these lessons in her Erinnerungen (Memories) as follows: "When Orff sat down at the piano and began to play - I don't recall what he played, but rather how: that is to say with four or more hands - he magically created new sounds...Or he improvised new and surprising material and could hardly stop playing..."The choice of works on this recording give at least a hint of the stylistic variety which short piano pieces can exhibit. Gertrud Orff's Kleine Klavierstücke of 1954 are indeed also succinct condensed versions of material and expression, yet they are of a completely different nature than Carl Orff's works. Gertrud's twenty-four miniatures are more refined and discordant in character than the Klavieruebungen, with their driving inner power, composed by her husband, Carl Orff. Her sensitive works often are reminiscent of Japanese watercolor paintings, they were ably developed on the spur of the moment. They "came to be and took form as finished structures", as Gertrud Orff herself writes. They were invented at the keyboard as felt forms, as works that were created from the hand, for the hand. Some of these pieces seem, in their clearness, like the beginning of a story to be told, like an opening such as, "Once upon a time..." or "it happened in earlier times that..." a true ending is often lacking, several pieces end in harmonic openness.

"It's all deeply melancholic; piano chords play a slow lament that could make the birds cry, a gossamer beat shimmers way off in the distance, Vadim slips in all sorts of eerie scratching, and Tessa's voice slips through the whole thing like the last ghost left in the cemetery. Simply a classic." -- MUZIK Little Aida celebrates the chaotic nature of collective "reality," rummaging through the madness of contemporary life in search of the spirit. Creating a soundtrack for the apocalypse, Little Aida frames its unique vision of the world with enigmatic imagery that frees the imagination. The weird, wonderful, and profoundly spiritual lyrics meander between a childlike wonder of the world and the dark solace of earthy wisdom. Written by two sisters on their travels, the music is instilled with memories of the disturbed European fairytale, the vast Australian desert skies, and the California dream. Mad Country is Little Aida's first release since Confessions (produced by Ninja Tunes' DJ Vadim.)

Fans of the testudinate pace and art-house vibe of writer-director Sally Potter's other works (Orlando, The Tango Lesson) will likely enjoy The Man Who Cried. Fegele (Christina Ricci) is a Russian Jew separated from her father as a child. Raised as "Susie" by an English family, she makes her way to Paris, where although the city's multiculturalism is vibrant, the Nazis are already on the rise and the secret of her origin becomes increasingly dangerous. The cast of The Man Who Cried is excellent; Cate Blanchett, Johnny Depp, John Turturro, and Harry Dean Stanton all do fine jobs in what could have easily degenerated into an accentfest. Depp and Ricci do very well with minimal dialogue--both go through the entire movie almost without speaking. The film moves at a leisurely pace and is beautifully shot. Not a film to show to a roomful of action movie fans, but it's well suited to people who like their films a little more European in flavor. --Ali Davis

This unique treatment is formulated with magnesium and modified proteins which fuse into the hair with the application of heat. The result is that breakage is drastically reduced. ApHogee Two-Step Protein Treatment is a salon service product unlike any product available for at-home use. During the process, ApHogee treatment hardens into the hair, dramatic evidence that something special is occurring. For best results a hooded dryer is required. After rinsing and moisturizing with ApHogee Balancing Moisturizer, clients are astounded with the results. ApHogee Two-Step Protein Treatment can help improve other salon services as well.