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Eastman Outdoors 38229 Reveo MariVac Food Tumbler
The Reveo MariVac™ Food Tumbler will revolutionize the flavor of your food. Get better flavor in 10 minutes than 24 hours of pan or bag soak marination!Features:Commercial-grade vacuum tumbling marination technology used by butchers for decadesGives food deeper, richer flavor and liberates juices, even in leaner meatsVirtually eliminates advance food prep-marinate for 20 minutes or less just before cookingPulls flavors deeper into meat better than overnight soak marinationStretches food to absorb moisture and increase weight by up to 15-20%Uses only ? the normal amount of marinade!Easy to use - automated processEasy to clean - dishwasher safe barrelGuaranteed full one-year warranty

Forfex Oil FX Clipper/Trimmer Lubricating Oil (4-Ounces.).
Use to lubricate and maintain the optimum performance of your clippers and trimmers.

Wicked (2003 Original Broadway Cast)
One of the most common complaints about musicals is that the books are flimsy pretexts from which to hang numbers. Wicked runs into the opposite problem: it has a great plot, but too often the songs just get in the way. Based on Gregory Maguire's novel of the same name, Wicked tells us what happened between Glinda the Good and Elphaba, the Wicked Witch of the West, before Dorothy showed up in Oz. And the show is lucky to boast a pair of ace leading women in the main roles. As Glinda, Kristin Chenoweth delivers a sensational star turn, displaying a crystal-pure voice and sharp comic timing; Idina Menzel lends her powerful pipes to the tricky role of Elphaba. Unfortunately, you wish they had better material to work with. Stephen Schwartz's pop score is often dragged down by overly synthetic orchestrations and sentimental lyrics (think Chicken Soup for the Witch). Still, at its best Wicked is a seductive slice of popular entertainment that could well give a younger audience a lasting taste for musical theater. --Elisabeth Vincentelli