Blue Oyster
Blue Oyster
Blue Oyster
Blue Oyster Cult - Godzilla
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ESSENTIAL BY BLUE OYSTER CULT (CD) $16.12 Artist: BLUE OYSTER CULT Genre: Popular Music Release Date: 1APR2003 |
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DONT FEAR THE REAPER BY BLUE OYSTER CULT (CD) $12.65 Artist: BLUE OYSTER CULT Genre: Popular Music Release Date: 6MAY2003 |
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EXTENDED VERSIONS BY BLUE OYSTER CULT (CD) $12.65 Artist: BLUE OYSTER CULT Genre: Popular Music Release Date: 16AUG2005 |
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DONT FEAR THE REAPER:BEST OF BLUE OY BY BLUE OYSTER CULT (CD) $16.12 Artist: BLUE OYSTER CULT Genre: Popular Music Release Date: 8FEB2000 |
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Oyster Blues $3.95 "Happy" Harry Harper is anything but. He has to get off a Caribbean island quick before someone nails him for a murder that may or may not be his doing. Desperate, he takes a job from two mob goons to sail their boat to Miami with a coffin -- the contents of which are dubious at best. Then he meets Jane Ellen Ashley, a blazing blue-eyed oyster shucker (who also might have accidentally killed somebody), and the trouble really rolls in. They've just stumbled onto a big-money scam involving some very dangerous people -- which puts them on the endangered species list. Now, they're both on the run from...well, pretty much everyone. And while Harry wants to make Jane his catch of the day, Jane wants to save her beloved Apalachicola Bay -- and both of them want to avoid a fatal case of the..."Oyster Blues" |
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OYSTER KNIFE $14.95 "OYSTER KNIFE" |
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Oyster $17.81 As everybody knows, oysters are the ultimate aphrodisiac. Casanova is said to have eaten 50 raw oysters every morning with his mistress of the moment, in a bathtub designed for two. Whether oysters truly have exciting properties is open to debate, but like all seafoods, they contain high amounts of phosphorus and iodine, which are believed to be conducive to stamina. Author and food expert M.F.K. Fisher wrote: "There are many reasons why an oyster is supposed to have this desirable quality . . . Most of them are physiological, and have to do with an oyster's odour, its consistency, and probably its strangeness." As well as an aphrodisiac, the oyster has since the earliest times been an inspiration to philosophers, artists, poets, chefs, gourmets, epicures and jewellers. It has been pursued by poachers and thieves, and defended by oyster-police and parliaments. In "Oyster," literary historian and radio broadcaster Rebecca Stott tells the extraordinary story of the oyster and its pearl, revealing how this curious creature has been used and depicted in human culture and what it has variously meant to those who have either loved or loathed it: the Romans carried much-sought-after British oysters across the Alps on the backs of donkeys to be eaten as delicacies at banquets in Rome, whilst by contrast Woody Allen once famously said "I will not eat oysters. I want my food dead - not sick, not wounded - dead." Using many unusual images and anecdotes, "Oyster" will appeal to oyster lovers and haters everywhere, and for those too who have an interest in the way animals such as the oyster have woven themselves into the fabric of our culture. |
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The Oyster $3.95 "We have wasted our inheritance by improvidence and mismanagement." -- William K. Brooks, on the Chesapeake Bay's declining oyster harvests, 1905 The Chesapeake Bay oyster has changed little, if at all, in the century since this popular book was published. But the oyster harvest has fallen to its lowest level on record -- from 15 million bushels at the turn of the century to fewer than 100,000 bushels in 1993. What was once the most bountiful source of oysters in the world has become nearly exhausted. More than a century ago, explains Kennedy T. Paynter Jr. in the introduction to the present volume, scientist and Maryland state official William K. Brooks warned that this day would come. A classical morphologist by training, and one of the Johns Hopkins University's first and most distinguished faculty members, Brooks had "tonged oysters in five different states" when the governor of Maryland appointed him Oyster Commissioner in 1882. The Oyster, first published in 1891, is a popular scientific account of what he knew and what he learned on the job. After describing the basic biology of the oyster, Brooks discusses its tremendous reproductive capacity, what it eats, how it lives, why it thrives in the Bay, and what role it plays in the Bay's ecology. But The Oyster is more than a simple biology text. It is also a critical scientific review of oyster management in the Chesapeake Bay, commenting on and criticizing contemporary laws and regulatory practices -- many of which are still in place today. The book is therefore as timely now as it was when first published. A new introduction from Kennedy T. Paynter Jr. brings the story into modern focus and again charges the reader with the responsibility of caring for the life of the Bay. |
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Acrylic No Tilt Lifeguard Umbrella Oyster $134.95 Frankford Umbrellas Acrylic No Tilt Lifeguard Umbrella Frame Specifications: . 5mm zinc plated steel ribs . Stainless steel joints and rivets . Spring activated steel ledge . Manual lift, no tilt General Specifications: . Size: 6.5' diameter . Panels: 6 . Overall height: 94" . Pole diameter: Top 1.3"/ bottom 1.5" . Bottom Pole: 42" . Pole thickness: 1.3mm silver anodized aluminum . Fabric: 9oz. marine grade acrylic Colors: Blue and White Forest Green Green and White Logo Red Logo Red and White Oyster Pacific Blue |
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The Pearl in the Oyster $34.99 The Pearl in the Oyster - Giclee Print |
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Oyster Plant $19.99 Oyster Plant - Premium Poster |
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Oyster Mushroom $19.99 Oyster Mushroom - Premium Poster |
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Oster BLSTAV-GN My Blend 20-Ounce Sport Bottle Accessory, Green $12.00 OSTER BLSTAV-GN0-000 MY BLEND(TM) BLENDER REPLACEMENT VESSEL (GREEN)... |
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Oster BLSTPB-WBL My Blend 250-Watt Blender ... |
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OXO Good Grips Oyster Knife $8.99 Working through a bushel of oysters is simple with the OXO Good Grips oyster knife. Its soft handle is shaped to nestle comfortably in your hand. Even better, the handle wont slip as the sturdy, stainless steel blade with its bent tip penetrates and pries open the toughest shells.... |
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Hear 'N Aid - The Sessions Hear 'N Aid - The Sessions documents the making of a record, a very record called "Stars" that will raise money for famine relief. It is a behind-the-scenes journey through the process of a rock 'n roll record-making, from the basic tracks through vocal solos and chorus to performances by 11 stellar guitarists that form a single guitar solo.... |
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Blue Oyster Cult Live 1976 ... |
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