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Shell Castle Villa and Studio
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Zojirushi CV-DSC40 VE Hybrid Water Boiler and Warmer, Stainless Steel $153.00 The Zojirushi VE Hybrid Water Boiler and Warmer keeps water hot energy efficiently with vacuum insulation technology%2E This new items features super VE vacuum%2Delectric hybrid keep warm system%2E New energy efficient non%2Delectric keep warm%2E Micro computerized temperature control system%2E It displays actual water temperature at all times%2E It is easy to clean with a clear coated stainless s… |
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Toastess TFC-326 Personal-Size 1-Cup Coffeemaker, Black $13.59 1 Cup, Black, Coffeemaker, Includes Bonus 8 OZ, Black, Ceramic Mug…. |
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BES830XL Die-Cast Programmable Espresso Machine $375.00 The Breville BES830XL Die-Cast Programmable Espresso Machine has a number of programming options which allow you make automatic, custom, and manual shots. Use the pressurized ”Dual Wall Filter,” if you’re in the mood for quick, fool-proof espresso; otherwise, the non-pressurized ”Single Wall Filter” allows for greater user control through grind and tamp-pressure adjustments. Once you’re ready … |
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The POD, 1-Cup Coffee Pods – Colombia Supremo (Regular) Green Tree Coffee’s The POD single serve Colombia Supremo packages deliver fresh brewed taste in the convenience of a single cup. The POD is an extremely fragrant medium-dark roasted coffee from the Department of Huila, grown on the bright green slopes of the Andes. The single serve system reduces cleaning and breakage while delivering a superb cup of coffee. For use only with Soft Pod Coffee mach… |
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Zapped: Why Your Cell Phone Shouldn’t Be Your Alarm Clock and 1,268 Ways to Outsmart the Hazards of Electronic Pollution $20.99 This selection from award-winning health pioneer Ann Louise Gittleman’s Zapped tells you how to protect yourself from the hazards of electromagnetic pollution in the one place you should feel safe—your own home.We are all affected by the electromagnetic forces in our world—whether from our cell phones or from the electrical outlets in our walls. Author Ann Louise Gittleman proposes that we’re … |
