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11.21.2007

Gold of the Gods - Olive Oil

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11.21.2007

Kindle: Amazon’s very own digital book reader

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If you go to Amazon.com these days you'll find a message on their homepage introducing Kindle, Amazon’s very own wireless electronic portable reader with instant access to more than 90.000 books, blogs, magazines and newspapers.

The once only-online-books-retailer worked on the device for more than 3 years trying to go "beyond the physical book”.

“Our top design objective was for Kindle to disappear in your hands -- to get out of the way -- so you can enjoy your reading.”

Kindle uses the same wireless technology as advanced cell phones, which allows you to download/buy books directly onto/from the device in less that 60 seconds, with no Internet access or tedious search for Wi-Fi hotspots. Unlike regular cell phone technology, no monthly access fee is required for Kindle. What you pay is the content you decide to download. For example, a subscription to the NYTimes costs $13.99 per month and one to BoingBoing $1.99, whereas a whole book costs on average $9.99 (books can be previewed free of charge as on Amazon.com). Finally, sending files you already own to your Kindle will cost you 10 cents.

Kindle uses the electronic paper technology known to resemble regular paper readability and to provide a crisp black-and-white screen that is much easier on your eyes than any computer screen. The device comes with a built-in qwerty keyboard that allows you to take notes on what you're reading, search the stored content, search the Amazon library (and complete purchases of course!) and send messages. Yes send messages, because every Kindle owner will also receive an associated Kindle email address. And if you struggle with what you're reading, two buttons on the device will quick-link to both the Oxford English Dictionary and Wikipedia.

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11.21.2007

Razor Saver: a gadget that provides up to 130 smooth shaves

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I am definitely a person who fumbles around in the cabinet at the last minute looking for a razor . . . when there's none to be found! The Razor-Saver provides up to 130 shaves from a single blade (as opposed to the usual 5-10 uses). It's ideal If you're eco-conscious or used to European shaves and razors (built for a lifetime of sharpening).

In the spirit of creating something that helps us protect our environment by disposing less, there razors allow the user to insert a razor head and draw the old blade across the Razor Saver, transforming it into like-new condition. We promise that you'll use 75% less razors each year! And, these days, when people just throw everything away, every little bit we save helps.

Price: $12 at Sustainablevillage.com

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