Malay Health Care Culture

Cord blood stem cell transplants have been successfully treated many diseases and debilitating conditions. Stem cells taken from cord blood cord of a newborn baby can develop in any organ or tissue such as liver, heart and neural cells. They can also repair damaged tissues and organs of strokes and heart attacks.

cells and umbilical cord blood of leukemia strains

Cells from umbilical cord blood are commonly used to treat childhood leukemia for many years. However, only a few years as adults with leukemia were successfully treated by transplantation of umbilical cord blood cell donors unrelated. One case is that of Stephen Sprague who was diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) in 1995. Chemotherapy alone kept the cancer under control for 17 months. In April 1997 he was in the final stage of the disease. Took part in a clinical trial to determine whether it is enough cord blood stem cells could be harvested for transplant to a successful adult. In November 1997, he underwent a transplant of cord blood cells and cancer stem has been free for over 9 years.

umbilical cord blood stem cells and spinal cord

In Korea, a team of researchers claims to have successfully transplanted umbilical cord blood stem cells in the spine of a woman of 37 years. The patient had been paralyzed for 19 years after an accident. The doctors injected stem cells directly into the damaged portion of the spine. In just three weeks, she began to walk aided with a walker, and now it works fine without help.

cord blood umbilical stem cells of Krabbe disease

Has shown great promise in the treatment of Krabbe disease and other rare diseases lysomal storage by transplantation of cord blood stem cells. Krabbe disease occurs in infants, and if left untreated is usually fatal within 2 years. Researchers at the University Duke and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have made revolutionary progress in treating this disease. His research shows that babies who receive blood umbilical cord stem cell transplants when they are asymptomatic have a higher probability of survival of children have shown symptoms. The key is to detect the disease early enough to prevent loss of essential brain function.

umbilical cord blood stem cells and lymphoproliferative disease

umbilical cord blood stem cell transplantation has been proven to treat lymphoproliferative disease. This disease is a disease rarely affects the immune system and makes the patient unable to fight off germs. Blayke Brothers and Garrett in Los Angeles, California born with this deadly disease. Thanks by a transplant of umbilical cord blood, both children are now living a normal and healthy.

umbilical cord blood cells mother and thalassemia

Thalassaemia is a blood disease in which the body produces deformed red blood cells. Frequent blood transfusions are necessary and as the only cure was a bone marrow transplant. On July 3, 2001, an umbilical cord blood stem cell transplantation was performed in a 5-year-old, Malaysia Chinese child with thalassemia major. Now she is able to produce normal red blood cells and cured thalassemia major. In addition to bone marrow transplant from a brother, transplantation Cord blood is now a viable treatment for thalassemia.

With the advancement of stem cell research, the future of cord blood transplantation umbilical looks promising as some of its potential uses are discovered. Many people with rare diseases and debilitating injuries have been able to live a better life after a marrow blood cell strains.

Cord blood stem cell transplant is becoming increasingly important for treatment of life-threatening blood diseases. Umbilical cord blood stem cells are less prone to rejection than bone marrow or peripheral blood stem cells. If you are an expecting parent, find out why you should bank your baby’s cord blood at http://www.storingcordblood.com/home

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Wives and Midwives: Childbirth and Nutrition in Rural Malaysia (Comparative Studies of Health Systems & Medical Care) $29.88 In this widely-praised study, Carol Laderman provides a vivid picture of the daily life of rural Malays as she focuses on their dietary practices and the ritual and medical aspects of childbirth procedures. Apprenticed to a village midwife and a local shaman, she was able to observe a traditional culture adapting to modern practices….

Damaged Care - $24.99 Damaged Care is fact-based drama about the managed care industry. It originally aired on Showtime. Laura Dern co-produced and stars in the film as Dr. Linda Peeno, who gives up her career after earning a medical degree, so that she can take care of her family. Her husband, Doug (James LeGros), is a successful OB/GYN. In 1987, when their children (from previous marriages) have gotten a little older, Linda decides to return to work, and gets a job as a medical reviewer at Humana Health Care. Patient claims that aren’t approved by the UR (utilization review) nurses are forwarded to the doctors on the medical review team, who, Linda learns, are expected to rubber-stamp the UR nurses’ decisions. Every decision Linda makes to cover a patient’s care is questioned, sometimes angrily. The head of the UR department, Cheryl Griffith (Regina King) befriends Linda, and shares her unhappiness with the system. Linda has a crisis of conscience when she gets a call about an emergency heart transplant that needs immediate approval. Pressured by the company, she finds an out in the employer’s healthcare booklet, and denies the claim. The patient dies. Eventually, Linda quits Humana (angering Doug), and Cheryl gets her a job at a smaller, non-profit company, Brothers Managed Care. The system is pretty much the same, though, and Linda comes into conflict with the cost-conscious head of the UR nurses, Gemma Coombs (Michelle Clunie). When a nurse (Suki Kaiser) is stricken with a series of crippling strokes, Linda takes a stand against the company to get her the treatment she needs. Eventually, Dr. Linda Peeno gets out of the system, and becomes an outspoken critic of the abuses of the health care industry. Dern’s mother, Diane Ladd, and Adam Arkin also appear in the film. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi

In Sickness and in Health – Fullscreen $5.99 When a single mother comes in to help take care of a man’s ill wife, he becomes interested in her for more than the care she is rendering. ~ Tana Hobart, Rovi

Yoga Journal’s Yoga for Back Care - $12.99 From the makers of the health magazine Yoga Journal, Yoga for Back Care is a workout video designed to strengthen back muscles and restore spinal alignment. Hosted by yoga instructor Rodney Yee, this three-part workout teaches stretches, poses, and twists to increase back health. These movements help people respond to back pain, increase flexiblity, and learn how to relax. Also includes expert commentary from Dr. Baxter Bell, M.D. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi

Deep House Culture [Box] $19.99 Track Listing: 1. Come Into My Life – Janet Rushmore/Leon Neal, 1. I Got This Feeling – Urban Soul, 1. Take Me Away – Goldie/M.S. Victor, 2. Gotta Bring You Back – Laura Desire, 2. Strength – Octavia, 2. Take a Stand For Love – Gerideau, 3. Reach Out to Me – Karen Pollack, 3. Return Your Love to Me – Michael Watford, 3. Your Attitude – Kim Cummings, 4. Special Groove, A – Beat-Division, 4. This Is It – Jersey Girls, 4. Way Out – Frank Jones, 5. Good Lovin – Neal, 5. I Don’t Know What to Do – Brenda K. Starr, 5. Take Me Higher – Lowriders, 6. Come Close – Kelly Mack/Sounds of Soul, 6. Deeper – Donald O (Paul Simpson mix), 6. Love Struck – Conception/Lantanza Brown, 7. Brothers and Sisters – Alexander Hope, 7. Everybody Needs Love – Althea McQueen, 7. Love of Music, The – Sounds of Soul, 8. Better Day, A – Donald O, 8. Heartbeats – Yarbrough & Peoples, 8. Till the Mornin’ – Shuffle Inc., 9. All My Love – Cecil Parker, 9. Feel the Music – Soul Katz, 9. Love Me True – Kim Cummings, 10. All Because of You – Tyronne Summers, 10. Care About You – Ecstasy II, 10. Seasonal Faith – Aly-Us

Joanie Greggains: Back Health - $9.99 A self-help video that helps you take care of your back, one of the most stressprone areas of your body. ~ Rovi

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Taking Care Of Yourself $34.99 Track Listing: 1. Session Five: Navigating the Health Food Store: Food Shopping and …, 1. Session Four: Healthy Eating Throughout Your Life, Pt. 2: …, 1. Session One: Laying a Foundation for Good Health: A Definition of …, 1. Session Three: Healthy Eating Throughout Your Life, Pt. 1: Eating …, 2. Session Five: Navigating the Health Food Store: Reading Labels, 2. Session Four: Healthy Eating Throughout Your Life, Pt. 2: …, 2. Session One: Laying a Foundation for Good Health: The Difference …, 2. Session Three: Healthy Eating Throughout Your Life, Pt. 1: The …, 3. Session Five: Navigating the Health Food Store: Shopping for Vitamins,, 3. Session Four: Healthy Eating Throughout Your Life, Pt. 2: Minerals, 3. Session One: Laying a Foundation for Good Health: Dr. Weil’s …, 3. Session Three: Healthy Eating Throughout Your Life, Pt. 1: …, 4. Session Five: Navigating the Health Food Store: Cooking Tips, 4. Session Four: Healthy Eating Throughout Your Life, Pt. 2: Fiber, 4. Session One: Laying a Foundation for Good Health: An Illustrative …, 4. Session Three: Healthy Eating Throughout Your Life, Pt. 1: …, 5. Session Five: Navigating the Health Food Store: Eating Out, 5. Session Four: Healthy Eating Throughout Your Life, Pt. 2: …, 5. Session One: Laying a Foundation for Good Health: How Lifestyle …, 5. Session Three: Healthy Eating Throughout Your Life, Pt. 1: Fats, 6. Session Five: Navigating the Health Food Store: Healthy Eating as …, 6. Session Four: Healthy Eating Throughout Your Life, Pt. 2: Water: …, 6. Session One: Laying a Foundation for Good Health: Becoming Responsible, 6. Session Three: Healthy Eating Throughout Your Life, Pt. 1: Protein, 7. Session Four: Healthy Eating Throughout Your Life, Pt. 2: Tips to …, 7. Session Six: Staying Fit for the Long Run: The Importance of …, 7. Session Three: Healthy Eating Throughout Your Life, Pt. 1: Review …, 7. Session Two: Enhancing Mind, Body, And Spirit: The …, 8. Session Six: Staying Fit for the Long Run: Aerobic Exercise, 8. Session Two: Enhancing Mind, Body, And Spirit: Beyond the Physical …, 9. Session Six: Staying Fit for the Long Run: Strength Training, 9. Session Two: Enhancing Mind, Body, And Spirit: Stress and Your Health, 10. Session Six: Staying Fit for the Long Run: Flexibility Training, 10. Session Two: Enhancing Mind, Body, And Spirit: The Benefits of …, 11. Session Six: Staying Fit for the Long Run: Balance Training, 11. Session Two: Enhancing Mind, Body, And Spirit: The Role of …, 12. Session Six: Staying Fit for the Long Run: The Need for Adequate …, 13. Session Six: Staying Fit for the Long Run: Making Positive Changes …

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Bone Strength Take Care by New Chapter (120 Tablets) $40.49 Plant Sourced Whole-Food Calcium. Bone Strength Take Care ™ Evidence suggests that calcium from whole food sources may produce more favorable effects in bone health than isolated calcium supplements.* Similar to most nutrients, the body can utilize calcium more effectively when it is paired with its natural co-factors such as magnesium and other trace minerals. New Chapter® is proud to deliver a calcium complex derived from whole food that delivers these key essential nutrients in their safest, most active form within the infinite complexity of whole food. The most common form of calcium supplement today is calcium carbonate, also known as limestone. You don't eat rocks as part of your balanced diet, so why would you choose to supplement your bone health nutritional needs with limestone? Our bodies understand and seek whole food sources of nutrition. That's why New Chapter formulated this product with a whole-food plant source of this important nutrient complex.

Discover T’ai Chi with Scott Cole: Back Care - $12.99 Fitness trainer Scott Cole demonstrates how the Asian exercise discipline of t’ai chi can promote better health for the back in this exercise video. Discover T’ai Chi With Scott Cole: Back Care features Cole demonstrating t’ai chi movements which can unlock the body’s healing energy to improve circulation, ease stiff joints, reduce tension, and reduce back pain. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Culture in Culture $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Peace and Love, 2. Capture Rasta, 3. Old Tattoo, 4. This Way, 5. Step Along, 6. Five to One Strip Me, 7. Praise Him, 8. Mr. Music, 9. Soon Come, 10. Pure War

God Doesn’t Care [ECD] [Edited] $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Great, 2. Lean on You, 3. Are You Happy?, 4. I’m Dead, 5. Breakdown, 6. Pissed Me Off Again, 7. Death to the 4 Car Garage Band, 8. Feed the Culture, 9. Your Punk Sucks, 10. Types to Exceptions, 11. Three Stops Short of Dagenham, 12. Untitled

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Sub Culture: Electronic Clubtunes, Vol. 2 $19.99 Track Listing: 1. Kurp – Freska Allstars (Super Flu Remix), 1. Switch the Lights – (Motorcitysoul Remix), 2. Eferding Berlin, 2. Mayann – Dave K., 3. Amarcord – Duoteque (My My Remix), 3. Penthouse Lover – Sven Elmlund, 4. Nip Slip – Matthias Tanzmann, 4. Supersnack, 5. Dental Care, 5. Leopard RMX, The – Minilogue (Roel H. Remix), 6. Darko – Booka Shade (Tiefschwarz Mix), 6. Korea Tabs, 7. Lucky Bastard – (mix), 7. Shift Command – (John Dahlb?ck Remix), 8. Homodiskotekus – Sarah Goldfarb, 8. Monjon, 9. Cache, 9. Daytona Beach – Stephan Bodzin, 10. CRSH EP – Extrawelt, 10. Is Not – Thomas Schumacher, 11. Heavy, 11. Luce Feat. Spada, 12. Ein Bass Macht Dick auf Liebe – Micha Klang, 12. Formula – Djinxx, 13. Go, Lo – Gabriel Ananda, 14. Swiss on Rye

HEALTH $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Heaven, 2. Girl Attorney, 3. Triceratops, 4. Crimewave, 5. Courtship, 6. Zoothorns, 7. Tabloid Sores, 8. //M\\, 9. Glitter Pills, 10. Perfect Skin, 11. Lost Time

Care $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Slightly, 2. Crush, The, 3. Up The Beach, 4. Lords Of Sanity, The, 5. Vacuum Stance, 6. Sunlite, 7. Gridlock, 8. Deuce, 9. To Last, 10. Btw

Handle With Care $26.99 Handle With Care

Imagine: Animal Doctor Care Center PRE-OWNED – Nintendo DS $24.99 SynopsisHelp care for some of the cutest animals as a veterinarian in Imagine: Animal Doctor Care Center. Diagnose and nurse sick animals back to health, then find them the perfect family to love and adopt them. Keep up the good work and, one day, you could be running the baby animal department the most fun place in the world. Get ready to live out your dream career in Animal Doctor Care Center as you take charge of your own virtual veterinarian’s office. It’s up to you to diagnose and treat animals who need your help. Nurse these sweet, lovable animals back to health and keep them happy by playing with them, petting them and making sure they are clean and fed. Customize the animals’ playpens and the office waiting room with a wide range of color palettes and art to create a homey atmosphere. Make sure your patients stay healthy by setting them up for regular check-ups just like a real doctor and spend time with them to create positive relationships.

Street Culture $7.99 Track Listing: 1. Street Culture, 2. Netster, The, 3. Bay Street Blues, 4. In My Own Time, 5. Conversation With Ibach, A, 6. Settlin’ In, 7. Ko-Gals, 8. Adrian’s Song, 9. Street Culture (Radio Version) – (radio version)

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Junk Culture $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Tesla Girls, 2. Locomotion, 3. Junk Culture, 4. Apollo, 5. Never Turn Away, 6. Love and Violence, 7. Hard Day, 8. All Wrapped Up, 9. White Trash, 10. Talking Loud and Clear

Bass Culture $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Bass Culture, 2. Street 66, 3. Regga Fi Peach, 4. Di Black Petty Booshwah, 5. Inglan Is A Bitch, 6. Loraine, 7. Reggae Sounds, 8. Two Sides of Silence

Hate Culture $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Prologue, 2. Beautiful Loser, 3. Strangers, 4. Hate Culture, 5. Tranquilize, 6. Razor’s Edge, 7. We Are Already Here, 8. Cemetery, 9. Don’t Cry for Me, 10. Damned, 11. Whipping Haus, The, 12. London Town

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Culture at Work $14.99 Recording information: Channel One Studios; Dynamic Sound Studios, Kingston, Kingston, Jamaica; Music Mountain Studios, Kingston, Jamaica.This reggae harmony trio, led by the mystical and charismatic Joseph Hill, made its most enduring recordings under the tutelage of the “Mighty Two” — producers Errol Thompson and Joe Gibbs — and for Sonia Pottinger’s High Note label. But this program finds them working alternately with the Roots Radics and with Sly & Robbie, whose production is just a bit dull but still packs much of the same power as the earlier Culture recordings. Culture at Work finds Joseph Hill sounding more like Burning Spear than ever, and his melodies, which are always hummable but rarely truly memorable, tread similarly familiar terrain. Same with his lyrics — “Crisis” and “I’m Worried” predict a ghetto apocalypse, “Christian” chides the clergy for its spiritual blindness, “Money Girl” scolds womankind for its greed, “Dance Hall Style” celebrates Hill’s own vocal prowess. Heard all that somewhere before? Of course you have. Doesn’t mean it isn’t worth hearing again, though. Culture at Work is no Two Sevens Clash, but it’s still worth owning. ~ Rick Anderson

Yoga Journal: Yoga for Total Back Care by Annie Carpenter - $14.99 Yoga instructor and health expert Annie Carpenter leads this program, designed to help relax and strengthen the back, easing pain and tension through the fluid movements of vinyasa style yoga. The program offers two extended segments, one focused on the lower back, and one focused on the upper back and shoulders. ~ Cammila Albertson, Rovi

Breast Health: Audible… [Digipak] $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Breast Health 1, 2. Breast Health 2, 3. Breast Health 3, 4. Breast Health 4, 5. Breast Health 5, 6. Breast Health 6, 7. Breast Health 7, 8. Breast Health 8, 9. Breast Health 9

Breast Health: Subliminal… [Digipak] $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Breast Health-SE 1, 2. Breast Health-SE 2, 3. Breast Health-SE 3, 4. Breast Health-SE 4, 5. Breast Health-SE 5, 6. Breast Health-SE 6, 7. Breast Health-SE 7, 8. Breast Health-SE 8, 9. Breast Health-SE 9, 10. Breast Health-SE 10, 11. Breast Health-SE 11, 12. Breast Health-SE 12

Care Bears: Adventure In Care A Lot – Fullscreen Special $8.99 Care Bears: Adventure In Care A Lot – Fullscreen Special

Strange Culture - $24.99 Filmmaker Lynn Hershman-Leeson examines a strange miscarriage of justice amplified by post-9/11 hysteria in this imaginative fusion of documentary and docudrama. Steve Kurtz is an artist and political activist who was an associate professor at the State University of New York’s Buffalo campus and a member of a politically oriented creative collective known as the Critical Art Ensemble. In the spring of 2004, Kurtz was preparing an installation of pieces commenting on the potential dangers of genetically modified foods for the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art when his wife, Hope Kurtz, unexpectedly suffered heart failure. Kurtz called 911 to report the emergency, but by the time the police arrived she was dead. While looking through Kurtz’s home, authorities found petri dishes used to grow bacteria and genetically modified flies the artist had obtained for his exhibit; soon, a Hazmat crew had sealed off the house, and Kurtz was behind bars under laws designed to combat bioterrorism. While Kurtz purchased his materials legally through the Internet and the case against him is flimsy at best, the FBI has refused to drop charges against him, in part because the federal government is eager to strengthen bioterrorism laws rather than call attention to their flaws, and in part because the Food and Drug Administration would prefer to keep critics of bioengineered food (which the FDA has embraced over the objection of many in the scientific community) as quiet as possible. Since Kurtz is not able to tell his own story on camera, for the film Strange Culture Hershman-Leeson has combined interviews and newsreel footage with cin?ma v?rit?-style re-creations, featuring actors Thomas Jay Ryan as Steve Kurtz, Tilda Swinton as Hope Kurtz, and Peter Coyote as Steve’s associate Robert Ferrell. Strange Culture also features an original score by pioneering experimental rock group the Residents. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Culture Vultures $17.99 Personnel: Jason Pebworth (vocals); George Astasio, Kevin Roentgen (guitar); Helen Goatly (violin, viola); Mark Brown (saxophone); Benny Edwards, Ben Edwards (trumpet); John Scott Bentjen (bass guitar); Chris Cano (drums).Producers: Noah Shain; Chris Cano; George Astasio; Kevin Roentgen; Chad Rachild; John Scott Bentjen; Jason Pebworth; Julian Gallagher.Audio Mixers: Noah Shain; Al Stone.Photographer: Ellis Parrinder.When Orson uprooted from their L.A. home and moved camp to the U.K., they were taking a big gamble with their career. When their debut album Bright Idea and it’s accompanying singles made them stars in Europe, it was obvious that their gamble had paid off big time. With great songs and a snappy image, this pop/rock quintet certainly deserved the acclaim and success that they received. Comparisons were made to former L.A. brethren Maroon 5 but, although similarities do exist, Orson came off like M5′s older, wiser brothers who chose to mix their soul influences subtly into their musical brew instead of hitting people on the head with it. So, when the boys in Orson prepared their sophomore album for release, they spoke of an edgier sound, which, in the music business, often means that they couldn’t come up with the melodic goods and they rocked out instead. Not so with Culture Vultures! In fact, if you took every great aspect of their debut and multiplied it by ten, then that is what this album is: a stunning display of fun, hooky songs played with imagination and energy. From opener “Radio” to the album’s closer “Everybody,” Culture Vultures is one hell of a great time. Imagine great ’70s “radio” pop and soul hits thrown into a blender with a little punk, a few pinches of new wave, and some chugging alt-rock guitar, then pour the whole mixture over a white, spongy angel-food cake and let the party begin! The album’s first single “Ain’t No Party” was the complete opposite of its title: it was the party single of the year. Cuts like the aforementioned “Radio,” “Little Miss Lost and Found,” and “Gorgeous” get the blood pumping in your veins like only true love can. The brilliant “Broken Watch” was scheduled as the album’s second single but was canceled when sales of the album hadn’t performed as well as expected. Now, tell me, how could an album this fantastic (and I do mean fantastic) not sell millions of copies world-wide? And why have the American record labels ignored Orson? If this was a perfect world (and we all know that it isn’t), then you’d already know about Orson and Oasis would be begging to open for them. But alas, Oasis still rule the Brit-pop/alt-rock roost and continue to release marginal albums while bands like Orson are virtually ignored…but ain’t that always the way? It goes without saying that Culture Vultures is definitely one of the best pop/rock albums of 2007 if not the best. ~ Steve “Spaz” Schnee

PBS Explorer Collection: Health & Fitness, Vol. 1 [3 Discs] - $34.99 Includes:Peggy Cappy: Yoga for the Rest of Us: Back Care Basics (2007) Peggy Cappy: Yoga for the Rest of Us – Heart Healthy Yoga (2008) Peggy Cappy: Yoga for the Rest of Us – Easy Yoga for Arthritis (2010) Peggy Cappy: Yoga for the Rest of Us: Back Care Basics Fitness expert Peggy Cappy leads this specialized yoga program, designed to offer the benefits of increased flexibility, strength and stamina, while decreasing back pain and improving posture, through the use of modified poses perfect for viewers with injuries, back problems, or decreased mobility. ~ Cammila Albertson, Rovi Peggy Cappy: Yoga for the Rest of Us – Heart Healthy Yoga Peggy Cappy guides viewers through a simple, effective yoga routine designed to promote heart health. There are no headstands, backbends, or other twisty advanced moves to be found in Yoga For the Rest of Us, just gentle stretches that even beginners can do on the first try. ~ Carly Wray, Rovi Peggy Cappy: Yoga for the Rest of Us – Easy Yoga for Arthritis Fitness expert and yoga instructor Peggy Cappy leads this beginner-level yoga program, designed to walk viewers through a routine that can help alleviate the pain and stiffness brought on by injury, arthritis, or other chronic conditions. The workout includes warm ups and cool downs, as well as seated, standing, and reclining poses, as well as a meditation segment. ~ Cammila Albertson, Rovi

City That Care Forgot (Japan) $39.99 City That Care Forgot (Japan)

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Care Bears: Festival of Fun - $6.99 Includes:Care Bears: Songfellow Strum and His Magic Train (1985) Care Bears: Care-a-Lot Games (1985) Care Bears: Care Bear Carneys (1985) Care Bears: Under the Bigtop (1985) Care Bears: Music Video (1987) Care Bears: Care Bears Town Parade (1988) Care Bears: Songfellow Strum and His Magic Train No synopsis available. Care Bears: Care-a-Lot Games No synopsis available. Care Bears: Care Bear Carneys No synopsis available. Care Bears: Under the Bigtop No synopsis available. Care Bears: Music Video No synopsis available. Care Bears: Care Bears Town Parade No synopsis available.

Sicko – Widescreen $12.99 After exploring the predominance of violence in American culture in Bowling for Columbine and taking a critical look at the September 11th attacks in Fahrenheit 9/11, activist filmmaker Michael Moore turns his attentions toward the topic of health care in the United States in this documentary that weighs the plight of the uninsured (and the insured who must deal with abuse from insurance companies) against the record-breaking profits of the pharmaceutical industry. Moore interviews a number of people who have been left broke by medical bills even though they were fully insured, and explains how the corporate drive for profits has left numerous people in financial and medical disarray. After hearing that detainees in Guantanamo have access to free health care, Moore assembles a group of World Trade Center rescue workers to travel to Cuba in order to get the medical help they need for ailments they incurred in 2001. Moore’s film debuted at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Culture Swing $14.99 Track Listing: 1. By the Rio Grande, 2. Something in the Rain, 3. Bandera Del Sol / Flag Of The Sun , 4. Every Word, 5. Louisiana Road Song, 6. Corazon Vlajero (Wandering Heart), 7. Drifter’s Wind, 8. Window, The, 9. In the Real West, 10. Chanate, El Vaquero (Chanate, The Cowboy), 11. San Antonio Romeo, 12. Closer Still

Counter Culture $22.99 Track Listing: 1. One of Those Days in England, Pts. 2-10, 1. Sophisticated Beggar, 2. These Last Days, 2. You Don’t Need Money, 3. Cherishing the Lonesome, 3. Francesca, 4. Flycatcher, The, 4. I Hate the White Man, 5. Another Day, 5. You, 6. Frozen Moment, 6. Same Old Rock, The, 7. Me and My Woman, 7. Pinches of Salt, 8. Miles Remains, 8. South Africa, 9. Evening Star, 9. I’ll See You Again, 10. I Wanna Be in Love, 10. Twelve Hours of Sunset, 11. Forget Me Not, 11. Green Man, The, 12. Blackpool (Extract), 12. Hallucinating Light, 13. When an Old Cricketer Leaves the Crease

Horn Culture $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Pictures in the Reflection of a Golden Horn, 2. Sais, 3. Notes for Eddie, 4. God Bless the Child, 5. Lover Man, 6. Good Morning Heartache

Low Culture $17.99 Track Listing: 1. Leaving Australia – (featuring Jim Moray/Dan Wilkins/Laurence Hunt), 2. Rufford Park Poachers – (featuring Jim Moray/Nick Cooke/Martin Keates/Nick Wyke/Dorian Sutton), 3. Three Black Feathers – (featuring Jim Moray/Nick Cooke/Beth Porter/Emily Travis/Sue Lord/Emma Hooper/Dorian Sutton), 4. All You Pretty Girls – (featuring Jim Moray/Nick Cooke/Jasper Future/Jim Cornick/Colin Oates/Dave Byett/Matt Norman/James Delarre/James Fagan/Nancy Kerr/Rob Williams/Roy Bailey/Tim van Eyken/Jim Causl, 5. Lucy Wan – (featuring Jim Moray/Nick Cooke/Fiona Bradshaw/Bubbz/Martin Keates), 6. Across The Western Ocean – (featuring Jim Moray/Nick Cooke/Beth Porter/Emily Travis/Sue Lord/Emma Hooper/Dorian Sutton), 7. I’ll Go List For A Sailor – (featuring Jim Moray/Nick Cooke/James Delarre), 8. Fanny Blair – (featuring Jim Moray/Benjamin Brunel), 9. Henry’s Downfall – (featuring Jim Moray/Nick Cooke/Jackie Oates/Fiona Bradshaw/Martin Keates/James Delarre/Nick Wyke), 10. Valentine – (featuring Jim Moray)

Bar Culture $17.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), (DISC 3:), 1. Don’t Fight It Feel It – Primal Scream, 1. Obeah Woman – Nina Simone (DJ Logic Mix), 1. Only Love Can Break Your Heart – Saint Etienne (A Mix of Two Halves), 2. Expansions – Lonnie Liston Smith, 2. I See You Baby – Groove Armada (Fatboy Slim Mix), 2. Lazarus – The Boo Radleys, 3. Dirge – Death in Vegas, 3. Nu York Shuffle – B-Boyz, 3. Phat Planet – Leftfield (Dave Clarke Mix), 4. Beautiful Day – Mozez/Zero 7, 4. I Left My Wallet in el Segundo – A Tribe Called Quest, 4. Move Your Body – Xpansions, 5. Devil Inside (Outside In) – Deep Space, 5. Party Hard – Deep Roy, 5. Shame – Evelyn “Champagne” King, 6. Backstabbers – The O’Jays, 6. State of Independence – Chrissie Hynde/Moodswings, 6. Where Love Lives – Alison Limerick, 7. Catch the Vibe – Pinky Tones, 7. Going Back to My Roots – Odyssey, 7. Soul of Stone – Val Bennie, 8. Alone with You – Hot Knife (Lounge Mix), 8. New New York – Free Wheel (Basement Mix), 8. Think About It – Lyn Collins/Patra, 9. Back It Up – 110th Street Orchestra, 9. Don’t You Worry (All Good) – Way Out East, 9. I’ll Be Your Friend – Robert Owens, 10. At Night – Nightmare Rocker (Skank Mix), 10. Bobo Theme – Brothers (Precinct Mix), 10. In the City (Hot Candy) – DJ Skills

Culture Clash $17.99 Track Listing: 1. Cinematography, 2. Camden, 3. Shake, 4. World Divided, 5. Illustrations, 6. Third Wave, The, 7. Slip & Slide, 8. Preset Acid Test, 9. Knowledge Pt. 1, 10. Coffee On The Thames, 11. Destinations, 12. Knowledge Pt. 2, 13. My Commodore 64, 14. Rockfilter

Monitorpop No. 01: Contemporary Culture - $19.99 Monitorpop No. 01: Contemporary Culture features a number of different artistic endeavors by a variety of visual and musical artists. Among the artists who sit down for an interview are Mark Stewart, Hermann Nitsch, and Matthew Herbert. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Northwest Passage: Birth of Portland’s D.I.Y. Culture - $19.99 Northwest Passage: Birth of Portland’s D.I.Y. Culture -

Sub Culture: Electronic Clubtunes, Vol. 4 $19.99 Sub Culture: Electronic Clubtunes, Vol. 4

The Culture Club: Greatest Hits - $14.99 Few pop acts of the 1980s rivaled the popularity of Culture Club, and this release from EMI features 17 reasons why. Among the music videos from Boy George and company included on Culture Club: Greatest Hits are “Do You Really Want to Hurt Me?,” “I’ll Tumble for Ya,” “Karma Chameleon,” “God Thank You Woman,” and “I Just Wanna Be Loved.” ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi

In Good Health $15.99 Track Listing: 1. It Will Be Alright, 2. You Are Everything I Need, 3. Thank You for One More Day, 4. I’ll Be Free, 5. It Will Be So Wonderful, 6. Good Health, 7. Let Us Praise Him, 8. Testify, 9. I’ll Live Again, 10. Jesus Is the Light of the World

Technicolor Health $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Nothing But Change, Pt. 2, 2. Strictly Game, 3. TFO, 4. Niagara Falls, 5. Sunlight, 6. Unhurried Hearts (Passaic Pastoral), 7. Winter Water, 8. Natural Man, 9. Radio Orlando, 10. Technicolor Health

Prostate Care™ (42 medium tablets) $20.49 Complete nutritional formula for prostate health. Pro Health's Prostate Care is a comprehensive formula designed to provide vital nutritional support for optimal prostate health. Prostate Care includes potent saw palmetto, pygeum extract and pumpkin seed extract, plus eleven other prostate supporting ingredients to provide the most well rounded prostate health formula on the market.

Neurological Health Formula by Holistic Health (180 tablets) $29.9 Complete Multi-vitamin Formula. A complete multi-vitamin formula with 38 vitamins, minerals and nutrients.

Culture: Live in Seychelles - $9.99 The concert film Culture: Live in Seychelles captures the Joseph Hill led reggae band performing in Africa. The setlist includes over a dozen songs including “Never Get Weary Yet,” “Two Seven Clash,” and “Stop the Fussing and Fighting.” ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Health & Strength $14.99 In the veritable faceless crowd of DJs that flooded the reggae scene in the 1970s and 1980s, most of the best and most distinctive ones spawned a host of imitators. Only Prince Far I, with his gravelly, stentorian voice and strict spiritual focus, remained truly unique — in part because few could have imitated him if they’d wanted to, and even fewer would have dared try. Health and Strength was one of the albums he cut for Virgin’s Front Line imprint in the late ’70s; unlike the others, this one was shelved and eventually lost until a cassette copy surfaced in 1997. The cassette had been made from the original master tapes and was of surprisingly high quality; when On-U Sound’s Adrian Sherwood got his hands on it, he cleaned it up a little and released it on his own Pressure Sounds reissue imprint. The results are truly spectacular. Featuring several rare examples of Prince Far I’s singing as well as the chanting (or “toasting”) for which he was famous, Health and Strength stands with his best work. Highlights include the apocalyptic “Frontline Speech,” the admirably practical “Health Warning” (chanted over the rhythm to Gregory Isaacs’ “Sacrifice”), and “Clean Hands Pure Heart.” Essential. ~ Rick Anderson

The Relative Health of Your Horse Outside $15.99 Full title: The Relative Health of Your Horse Outside.

Metal Health $6.99 Track Listing: 1. Metal Health – (featuring Chuck Wright), 2. Cum On Feel The Noize, 3. Don’t Wanna Let You Go – (featuring Chuck Wright), 4. Slick Black Cadillac, 5. Love’s A Bitch, 6. Breathless, 7. Run For Cover, 8. Battle Axe, 9. Let’s Get Crazy, 10. Thunderbird – (featuring Chuck Wright), 11. Danger Zone – (previously unreleased), 12. Slick Black Cadillac – (live)

Best of Culture Beat $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Serenity (Prolog), 2. Mr. Vain, 3. Got to Get It, 4. Anything, 5. World in Your Hands, 6. Walk the Same Line, 7. Inside Out, 8. Take Me Away, 9. Crying in the Rain, 10. Pay No Mind, 11. Rendez-Vous, 12. I Like You, 13. No Deeper Meaning, 14. Der Erdbeermund, 15. DMC Megamix [Vorsprung Durch Culture Beat - A Tribute to Torsten Fenslau]

Over The Counter Culture $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Over the Counter Culture, 2. If I Were You, 3. For You, 4. Banned from the Pubs, 5. Only Time, 6. Quick Fix, 7. Women and Cadillacs, 8. Nation on Fire, 9. Here We Are Nowhere, 10. Judge Nor Jury, 11. No Brains, 12. Tore Up, 13. You Don’t Think, 14. I Smell a Rat

Culture Shock [PA] $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Root and Culture, 2. Mi Bedroom, 3. Wifey, 4. Piratez, 5. Friday Mornin’ – (featuring Capleton), 6. All For the Family, 7. Interlude, 8. Stand Up, 9. Winey, 10. Mi Parti, 11. That’s the Story, 12. This Is How It Goes, 13. Interlude, 14. Dubble, 15. Game Tonite, 16. Waar

We Share Our Mother’S Health $7.99 Track Listing: 1. We Share Our Mother’s Health, 2. We Share Our Mother’s Health, 3. We Share Our Mother’s Health, 4. We Share Our Mother’s Health, 5. We Share Our Mother’s Health

Ancient Greece: The Traditions of Greek Culture - $19.99 Includes:Ancient Greece: The Traditions of Greek Culture, Part 3 – Bacchus, the God of Wine (1994) Ancient Greece: The Traditions of Greek Culture, Part 2 – Mining in Ancient Greece (1994) Ancient Greece: The Traditions of Greek Culture, Part 4 – Fire Walking in Greece (1994) Ancient Greece: The Traditions of Greek Culture, Part 1 – Art in Ancient Greece (1994) Ancient Greece: The Traditions of Greek Culture, Part 3 – Bacchus, the God of Wine This video is part of a series that looks at the culture of ancient Greece, from its architectural achievements to its religious practices. This program investigates Greek mythology, with its pantheon of gods and goddesses. Each represents an impulse of the human psyche, from the strategist Athena to the warrior-like Mars. The story of Bacchus, the god of wine, whose cult was associated with the rites of spring, is the subject of this production. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi Ancient Greece: The Traditions of Greek Culture, Part 2 – Mining in Ancient Greece No synopsis available. Ancient Greece: The Traditions of Greek Culture, Part 4 – Fire Walking in Greece This video is part of a series that looks at the culture of ancient Greece, from its architectural achievements to its mythology. This video is a look at the spirituality and religious practices of the culture. The belief system of the Greeks is exemplified by the practice of fire walking, in which intense concentration and focus enabled practitioners to walk across the flames unscathed. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi Ancient Greece: The Traditions of Greek Culture, Part 1 – Art in Ancient Greece This video is part of a series that looks at the ancient civilization of Greece. This episode surveys the art of the ancient Greeks. The classical Greek style is beautifully represented in its statuary, sculpture, and architecture. On-site photography, accompanied by scholarly commentary, gives the viewer an appreciation of the achievements of the Greek’s culture. ~ Rose of Sharon Winter, Rovi