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These four crystal wine glasses from the Vintage collection by Waterford Marquis make an ideal boxed gift set for the white wine lover. Long-stemmed to keep hands from warming a chilled Chardonnay, each graceful glass forms a tulip shape that flares slightly outward at the rim to enhance the appreciation of light-colored wines. Each glass stands 8-1/2 inches tall, holds 8-3/4 ounces, and is kept simple and unadorned for a clean, contemporary look. Waterford and Marquis, two prestigious crystal companies, joined forces in 1991 to create a simpler, more modern design line for today's lifestyles. Like all fine crystal, Waterford stemware should be washed by hand in moderately hot, soapy water, then rinsed and dried thoroughly to protect the porous surface from harsh detergents. A crystal glass should be stored upright, not on its delicate rim, to ensure longevity for generations to come. --Ann Bieri

Since its inception in 1783, Waterford Crystal has been dedicated to the creation of "the finest quality crystal for drinking vessels and objects of beauty for the home." More than two hundred years later, this dedication continues and each piece, recognized by its signature on the base with the word "Waterford", continues to be sought after by collectors and connoisseurs worldwide. The Vintage Collection from Marquis by Waterford is the epitome of simple sophistication with clear, uncut crystal and clean lines. This set of four White Wine Glasses is perfect for serving your favorite white wine and is a lovely addition to your stemware collection..

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• Set of 4 Waterford Marquis Vintage White Wine glasses
• Made of clear crystal with no ornamentation
• Long stems keep hands from warming a cold Chardonnay
• Each glass stands 8-1/2 inches tall and holds 8-3/4 ounces
• Wash by hand

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FROSTED GLASS WITH OREGON GOLD MOUNTAINS

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Movie Summary Follows the musical adventures of Gustafer Yellowgold who has come to Earth from the sun as he searches for the toe end of the longest sock in the universe with pet eel Slimothy and his best friend Forrest Applecrumbie a pterodactyl. DVD Details * Actor(s): Gustafer Yellowgold * Soundtrack: English * Additional: CD Included * Rating: NR * MSRP: $19.99 * Release Date: 3 1 2011 * Number of Discs: 2

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Audio CD (August 10, 2004)
Number of Discs: 3
Label: Shout Factory
ASIN: B0002MHELE

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Audio CD

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At the height of the Klondike gold rush of the 1890s, when thousands of prospectors dropped everything and raced off to Alaska hoping to find their fortunes, a remote railroad to the gold fields was built by blasting and cutting into sheer granite cliffs. The stampeders who traveled northward on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad are long gone, but today tourists flock to the scenic views. This documentary begins by taking the viewer on a visit to Skagway, Alaska, a busy port of call for cruise ships that was the boom town where the railway began. Local historians and guides present some of the history of the town, and then the cameras go on board the train for an amazing ride on tracks placed on granite shelves that were blasted into the sides of the steep mountains. This documentary does a fine job of capturing the spectacular scenery, and there are a multitude of shots of the train climbing steep grades and passing over bridges spanning deep mountain passes. The theme of historical tourism permeates the presentation, and personnel from the U.S. National Park Service appear on camera to provide background on the wild times of the gold rush. This is an enticing introduction to both the scenery and the history of the Klondike gold rush. --Robert J. McNamara

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From Portland Oregon comes this above-average Warren Miller style documentary showing death-defying stunts and illustrations of the laws of gravity that keep the local paramedics and medical examiners here gainfully employed. GOLD LEAF takes place all over Portland - much of the action is filmed at DREAMLAND's Burnside Skatepark, one of Tony Hawk's favorite places in the world. This is not a film for posers and fruitbooters. You won't recognize the names and faces in this production; most are street kids and young folk on their way to an arthritic future who line up to trade future joint pain for present thrills and kicks. But the production quality of this film is leaps and bounds above many of this genre and makes GOLD LEAF a real prize to watch by anyone who appreciates the art and value of street skating.

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All 10 episodes from the first season--including "No Guts, No Glory," "Running Dirt," "The Ultimate Price," "Going for Broke," and "Never Say Die"--are presented in a two-disc set. 7 hrs. total. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo. **10 episodes on 2 discs. 7 hrs.**

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