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America’s Atomic Bomb Tests: Operation Hardtack - $17.99 Sixty-two nuclear weapons were fired over the course of Operation Hardtack, an extensive series of tests performed on the Pacific Proving Grounds and the Nevada Test Site. The tests were extensively filmed, and this video captures the Hardtack tests in all their spectacular and terrible glory. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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America’s Atomic Bomb Tests: The Collection [3 Discs] - $12.99 Includes:America’s Atomic Bomb Tests: Operation Hardtack (1997) America’s Atomic Bomb Tests: At Ground Zero (1997) America’s Atomic Bomb Tests: Operation Tumbler Snapper (1997), MPAA Rating: NR America’s Atomic Bomb Tests: Operation Hardtack Sixty-two nuclear weapons were fired over the course of Operation Hardtack, an extensive series of tests performed on the Pacific Proving Grounds and the Nevada Test Site. The tests were extensively filmed, and this video captures the Hardtack tests in all their spectacular and terrible glory. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi America’s Atomic Bomb Tests: At Ground Zero In the 1950s, the United States government wanted to research the effects of nuclear war on an average American community and consequently built several dwellings in the Nevada desert with the specific intention of destroying them with atomic bombs for scientific purposes. These experimental tests were captured on film, and this video captures the fearsome impact of the bomb as recorded in these tests. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi America’s Atomic Bomb Tests: Operation Tumbler Snapper This video contains recently declassified military footage of Operation Tumbler Snapper, a test of small-yield atomic weapons in which U.S. troops were subjected to atomic bomb blasts in hope of proving soldiers could survive small-scale atomic warfare. This program also includes test footage that shows the effects of atomic bomb blasts on buildings, vehicles, tanks, and trees. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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13 Most Beautiful… Songs for Andy Warhol Screen Tests - $29.99 13 Most Beautiful… Songs for Andy Warhol Screen Tests - |
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Best of Tests DS PRE-OWNED – Nintendo DS $9.99 SynopsisWhen it’s time to give your brain a boost, Best of Tests DS is up to the challenge. This stimulating game is designed to help you improve key qualities that are tested on professional IQ tests. An intelligent, adaptable system increases the difficulty level as you improve, so excitement is always part of the equation. Varied rules and answering styles are sure to keep your brain on its toes. Best of Tests DS ensures you’ll have a blast answering questions and testing your mind. See how well you score after completing hundreds of exercises that target logic, observation, memory, speed of perception and analysis. Your results will then be scientifically measured and calculated. The questions are provided in a fun-filled way, so you get serious results presented in a humorous manner. |
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Extreme Crash Tests: High Octane Car Crashes - $5.99 Extreme Car Crashes: High Octane Car Crashes features footage of various motor vehicles colliding into each others at high rates of speed. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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America’s Atomic Bomb Tests: Operation Tumbler Snapper - $22.99 This video contains recently declassified military footage of Operation Tumbler Snapper, a test of small-yield atomic weapons in which U.S. troops were subjected to atomic bomb blasts in hope of proving soldiers could survive small-scale atomic warfare. This program also includes test footage that shows the effects of atomic bomb blasts on buildings, vehicles, tanks, and trees. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Franklin Racin’ Mathematics $12.99 Challenge your quick-thinking and math skills with Racin’ Mathematics. Tests with 12 levels of difficulty in addition, subtraction, multiplication and division provide learning and entertainment. |
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Royal Sovereign Electronic Bill Counter $244.99 Quickly count your money with this electronic bill counter that automatically self tests for accuracy and features a swiveling LED display for easy access to the hopper. |
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The Afterlife Investigations - $19.99 Experiments, conducted by scientists at Scole, who conducted tests to see if they could prove the existence of life after death, and claimed to succeed in creating two-way communication with the dead, and more. ~ Cammila Albertson, Rovi |
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Ruby Bridges - $12.99 A six-year old African-American girl scores very well on early scholastics tests and is chosen by the New Orleans school district to be the first of her race to be integrated into that city’s public school system. ~ Rovi |
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Driver’s Ed Portable PRE-OWNED – Nintendo DS $7.99 SynopsisLearning to drive can be an exciting and nerve-wracking experience. Lessen your anxiety with this game that allows you to prepare for the written part of your driver’s license exam. From sample tests to educational mini games, Driver’s Ed Portable helps you get ready for one of the most important tests you’ll ever take. Featuring sample tests for the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and other European countries, Driver’s Ed Portable helps you prepare for the written portion of your driver’s license test. Put your knowledge of driving on the line with sample tests, and learn where to improve your studies so you can be successful on the actual test. Play three fun and educational mini games that are designed for new drivers. |
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Jane and the Dragon: A Dragon’s Tale – Widescreen Dubbed $6.99 Includes:Jane and the Dragon: A Dragon’s Tail (2006) Jane and the Dragon: Jester Justice (2006) Jane and the Dragon: The Tooth Fairy (2006) Jane and the Dragon: Tests and Jests (2006) Jane and the Dragon: Shall We Dance (2006) Jane and the Dragon: A Dragon’s Tail No synopsis available. Jane and the Dragon: Jester Justice No synopsis available. Jane and the Dragon: The Tooth Fairy No synopsis available. Jane and the Dragon: Tests and Jests No synopsis available. Jane and the Dragon: Shall We Dance No synopsis available. |
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Two Weeks in Hell - $12.99 This documentary gives viewers an inside look at the arduous training program undertaken by soldiers attempting to become members of the Green Berets. The SFAA (Special Forces Assessment and Selection) are responsible for devising the grueling series of tests, and the filmmakers let the experts explain the purpose of all the various tasks. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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Illuminare $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Boston White, 2. Again & Again, 3. Crooked, 4. Idle & Waiting, 5. Angel or Demon, 6. Thinking of You, 7. Dignified Exit Society, 8. Tests on My Heart, 9. Ships, 10. We Fall |
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Heart Disease: Detection - $89.99 This informative release walks viewers through the basics of understanding how to prevent heart disease, a malady that affects over 13 million Americans. The release includes lessons on exercise, diet, questions to ask your doctor, and what tests can reveal useful information. ~ Cammila Albertson, Rovi |
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The Search for Sherlock Holmes – Widescreen $19.99 Actor and director David Hayman tests his own sleuthing skills when he investigates the inspiration behind author Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes, one of the world’s most popular literary characters. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi |
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Livescribe Echo 2GB Smartpen $119.99 Take the stress out of tests and meetings. Record everything you hear, say and write, while linking your audio recordings to your notes. Replay audio from your Livescribe paper, a computer, or a mobile device with a simple tap on your notes. |
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The Real James Dean: From Indiana Farmboy To Hollywood Legend - $49.99 James Dean starred in only three motion pictures before he died in an auto accident at the age of 24, but he created such an indelible image in those films that he’s still considered one of the great Hollywood icons of the ’50s and remains a role model to rebellious youth to this day. The Real James Dean: From Indiana Farmboy to Hollywood Legend is a documentary which explores both the public and private lives of this great star, including readings from his journals, rare footage from screen tests and wardrobe tests for his pictures, behind-the-scenes home movies from the making of East of Eden, and interviews with fans, friends, and co-workers. Interview subjects include Dennis Hopper, Dick Van Patten, Rod Steiger, and more. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Samson and the Seven Miracles of the World - $5.99 In 13th-Century China, the invading Mongol leader Garak (Leopoldo Severini) decides to kill a young prince before he can take the throne, staging a hunting accident to explain the death. The nomadic strongman Maciste (Gordon Scott) saves the prince from a tiger pit and brings him to a monastery, then attempts seven feats of strength which will repel the invaders according to prophecy. During one of Maciste’s tests, he is captured and imprisoned beneath the Mongol palace. As rebellion swirls around Garach, Maciste summons all of his strength and breaks free, causing a spectacular earthquake which swallows the invading hordes. This standard sword-and-sandal adventure features some rousing battle scenes, but was so heavily edited for American release that only five of Maciste’s seven tests remain. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi |
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Taboo: The Complete First Season [4 Discs] - $44.99 Includes:Taboo: Drugs (2002) Taboo: Evil Spirits (2002) Taboo: Marriage (2002) Taboo: Tattoo (2002) Taboo: Tests of Faith (2002) Taboo: Voodoo (2002) Taboo: Food (2002) Taboo: Sexuality (2002) Taboo: Witchcraft (2002) Taboo: Blood Sports (2002) Taboo: Rites of Passage (2002) Taboo: Death (2002) Taboo: Healers (2003) Taboo: Drugs No synopsis available. Taboo: Evil Spirits No synopsis available. Taboo: Marriage No synopsis available. Taboo: Tattoo No synopsis available. Taboo: Tests of Faith No synopsis available. Taboo: Voodoo No synopsis available. Taboo: Food No synopsis available. Taboo: Sexuality No synopsis available. Taboo: Witchcraft No synopsis available. Taboo: Blood Sports No synopsis available. Taboo: Rites of Passage No synopsis available. Taboo: Death No synopsis available. Taboo: Healers No synopsis available. |
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Freaks & Geeks: The Complete Series [6 Discs] – Box $54.99 Includes:Freaks and Geeks: I’m with the Band (1999) Freaks and Geeks: Tests and Breasts (1999) Freaks and Geeks: Tricks and Treats (1999) Freaks and Geeks: Beers and Weirs (1999) Freaks and Geeks: Pilot (1999) Freaks and Geeks: Noshing and Moshing (2000) Freaks and Geeks: Discos and Dragons (2000) Freaks and Geeks: The Garage Door (2000) Freaks and Geeks: Kim Kelly Is My Friend (2000) Freaks and Geeks: Carded and Discarded (2000) Freaks and Geeks: We’ve Got Spirit (2000) Freaks and Geeks: … |
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Trevor Romain: Facing Fear Without Freaking Out - $12.99 In this video designed to help children conquer their fears in a fun and humorous manner, Trevor Romain follows the animated adventures of Jack and Skye as they learn that there is truly nothing to fear but fear itself. From general fears such as spiders and heights to such emotional anxieties as fear of rejection and taking tests, Romain playfully covers all bases by teaching youngsters how to remain calm and positive in the face of their greatest fears. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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It’s Time For Tristram Cary: Works For… [4/13] $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Music For Light (Red/White), 2. Music For Light (Short Orange), 3. Music For Light (Red/Green/White Dubbing Track), 4. Visible Manifestations (E1 A-D), 5. Visible Manifestations (F 31), 6. Visible Manifestations (E11, E12, E13, E14 A-E), 7. A Hill, Some Sheep and a Living (1M 1 Take 2), 8. A Hill, Some Sheep and a Living (1M 2A), 9. A Hill, Some Sheep and a Living (M6 Take 3), 10. Opus (M1 – Electronic Titles, Montage of Metal Sounds), 11. Opus (House Sequence/Cocktail Party Montage), 12. Opus (House Sequence Continued), 13. Opus (M6 A Take 3), 14. Opus (Green, Drum Track With Reverb), 15. Tests, For Casino Royale (Opening Section), 16. Tests, For Casino Royale (Torture Sfx Part 1 – Persuasion By Pain), 17. Tests, For Casino Royale (Torture Sfx Part 2), 18. Tests, For Casino Royale (Further Sfx), 19. Centre Music, 20. Escalator Music, 21. Shaped For Living (1m1, 7 Sounds), 22. Shaped For Living (1M5, 8 Sounds), 23. Shaped For Living (1M6 Sounds 5-9), 24. Shaped For Living (1M7, 18 Sounds), 25. Shaped For Living (2M8, 5 Sounds), 26. Shaped For Living (Mixed Track), 27. Curious History of Money, The (Effects Part 11), 28. Curious History of Money, The (M12), 29. Divertimento (Start), 30. Divertimento (Performance Tape Section 2), 31. 3 4 5 – A Study On Limited Resources, 32. Narcissus |
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Freaks & Geeks: Yearbook Edition [8 Discs] - $149.99 Includes:Freaks and Geeks: Pilot (1999) Freaks and Geeks: Beers and Weirs (1999) Freaks and Geeks: I’m with the Band (1999) Freaks and Geeks: Tests and Breasts (1999) Freaks and Geeks: Tricks and Treats (1999) Freaks and Geeks: The Little Things (2000) Freaks and Geeks: Kim Kelly Is My Friend (2000) Freaks and Geeks: We’ve Got Spirit (2000) Freaks and Geeks: The Diary (2000) Freaks and Geeks: Looks and Books (2000) Freaks and Geeks: Carded and Discarded (2000) Freaks and Geeks: Chokin’ and … |
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Kill Devil – Subtitle $14.99 The science-fiction-horror film Kill Devil takes place in a future where scientists have been able to recognize a human gene that makes someone likely to become a killer. In response to this, the government ships all teenagers who have the gene to a deserted Pacific Ocean island. There the teens are subjected to a series of scientific tests, but one day they scientists end up causing a situation much worse than the ones they were trying to prevent. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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Cone of Silence – Fullscreen $14.99 Captain Gort (Bernard Lee) is an airline pilot who must answer to a Court of Inquiry after the crash of a Phoenix jet. Although he passes a battery of tests, pilot error is the determined cause of the accident. Sir Hobbes (George Sanders) is the Queen’s council whose relentless prosecution helps blame Gort. When a second crash occurs, Gort is defended by Captain Judd (Peter Cushing), who is convinced that mechanical malfunctions, not the pilot, caused both crashes. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi |
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Moola – Widescreen $24.99 Directed by former Happy Days cast member Don Most, the comedy Moola stars William Mapother and Daniel Baldwin as best friends who are working together at a business that is failing. When a new venture offers them the promise of success, the duo face a series of challenges that tests their loyalty and friendship. Moola screened at the 2007 Newport Beach Film Festival. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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The Standard Deviants: American Government, Part 1 - $14.99 If you have a student who wants to know more about the basic framework of America’s Federal Government (or you’d like learn more about it yourself), this interactive video tutorial from Standard Deviants offers an entertaining but informative look at the three branches of government, how they function, and how they work with each other in a system of checks and balances. The DVD edition also offers special quizzes and practice tests to allow students to monitor their progress. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Last Minute SAT: Math - $9.99 The Last Minute series of home videos caters to teenagers who are planning to take the dreaded SAT college admission tests, but suffering from a decided lack of prep time before the big day arrives. The release Last Minute SAT: Math covers the mathematical portion of that test, with lessons and exercises in many different areas of math including geometry and algebra. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi |
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Last Minute SAT: Writing - $9.99 The Last Minute series of home videos caters to teenagers who are planning to take the dreaded SAT college admission tests, but suffering from a decided lack of prep time before the big day arrives. The writing portion of the test generally combines error identification questions (which focus on correct grammar and sentence structure) with a written essay. The release Last Minute SAT Writing assists students with the fundamentals of studying for this portion of the examination. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi |
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Last Minute SAT: Critical Reading - $9.99 The Last Minute series of home videos caters to teenagers who are planning to take the dreaded SAT college admission tests, but suffering from a decided lack of prep time before the big day arrives. One of the most pivotal areas of the SAT, of course, is that of critical reading – which combines sentence completion with interpretation of lengthy written passages. The release Last Minute SAT Critical Reading assists students with the fundamentals of studying for this portion of the examination. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi |
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George A. Romero Presents Deadtime Stories, Vol. 2 - $19.99 This release from the horror series Deadtime Stories, created by legendary horror director George A. Romero, includes three hair-raising episodes of the anthology show: one tests the limits of human desperation when three friends become trapped in a cave, one finds a philandering professor haunted by (literal) ghosts of his past, and one tells a story of science gone awry, with an artifact brought back from Mars causing havoc on earth. ~ Cammila Albertson, Rovi |
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Eureka Airspeed Gold HEPA Bagless Upright Vacuum – Black/Gold $129.99 Cleans Carpets Better than the Leading Bagless Uprights.* This upright vacuum features AirSpeed technology with bagless operation for deep cleaning with easy cleanup. The extended reach design and brush and cleaning tools let you tackle cleaning in a variety of places. *Based on independent lab tests using ASTM F608 to measure embedded dirt removal from carpet as compared to top 5 vacuums in Dollar and Unit sales in 2009 according to NPD point of sale data. |
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Polar Opposites – Subtitle Dolby $14.99 A disgraced scientist becomes the planet’s only hope after a series of rogue nuclear tests by the Iranian government causes serious damage to the Earth’s magnetic field. David Terran is the author of numerous bestsellers concerning the dangers of Earth’s magnetic fields, yet his highly controversial theories have made him the laughing stock of the entire scientific community. Even Martin Ward, David’s best friend and former lover, has completely rejected the author’s ideas as outlandish and unfeasible. Realizing that he will never get the respect that he’s due, David abandons his career in science and disappears into a secluded cabin to live with his elderly father. Meanwhile, in Iran, the government begins conducting a series of nuclear tests that upset the delicate balance of nature. Suddenly, solar radiation levels are spiking and earthquakes are causing monumental damage across every continent. Left with no other choice than to assume that David’s bizarre theories may somehow be coming true, the U.S. government tracks him down and implores him to save the planet. But in order to succeed David will need the help of the one person who once mattered most to him, the same man who would never believe him. Perhaps if David and Martin can finally mend the wounds of the past, they can summon the strength to save all of mankind. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Weekly Reader’s Academic Fitness Math Bootcamp v20 – Mac/Windows $29.99 Whether your child is just starting to learn basic addition and subtraction skills or looking for extra support in upper-level math classes, dealing with numbers can be a challenging prospect. Weekly Reader’s Academic Fitness Math Bootcamp provides a hands-on, smart solution for giving your student an extra boost in mathematics. Providing targeted approaches to core topics, practical tests that simulate the classroom and tips for maximizing study time, this comprehensive software supports elementary students and middle schoolers alike to achieve their goals and build their confidence when it comes to numbers and equations. Weekly Reader’s Academic Fitness Math Bootcamp v2.0 uses a unique multisensory teaching method to give students command of a wide spectrum of math skills, from basic addition and subtraction all the way through geometry and algebra. Blending visual, textual and aural approaches, this software reaches learners with a variety of techniques. As students prepare to take exams at school, Academic Fitness Math Bootcamp provides printable practice tests that simulate the classroom environment, as well as the answer keys that give them proper feedback. Plus, tips for maximizing class participation, honing good study habits and more help young learners excel in the classroom with new levels of confidence. Your child can become a skilled learner and a lover of math Academic Fitness has the tools to bring goals within reach. |
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Friendships, Secrets and Lies – Fullscreen $14.99 Based on Babs H. Deal’s novel The Walls Came Tumbling Down, Friendships, Secrets and Lies is about…just what the title says it’s about. An old college building is bulldozed, revealing the skeleton of a newborn baby stuffed in the air shaft. Forensic tests prove that the infant died twenty years earlier, at which time the building had served as a girl’s sorority house. Seven students were living in the house at the time of the death, and all currently live in the same city; at least six of these ladies had opportunity, and possibly motive, for the baby’s murder. With the notable exception of the director of photography, virtually the entire cast and crew of Friendships, Secrets and Lies was female. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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NOVA: Secrets of Lost Empires – Inca - $14.99 This television documentary is one in a four-part series that tests theories regarding the architectural achievements of ancient civilizations. Based on archaeological evidence, scientists conduct physical reconstructions of these theories to see if they would have actually worked. The series is co-produced by Nova and BBC. In this installment, they test theories regarding the ancient world of Machu Picchu in Peru. Topics covered in this episode include present-day people building bridges out of grass fiber and how the ancient Incas built walls made of huge blocks of stone with such precision that each block fits tightly with the next. ~ Thomas Carpenter, Rovi |
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National Geographic: Nefertiti and the Lost Dynasty - $14.99 For millennia, the strange and inexplicable disappearance of Nefertiti, Queen of Egypt, reigned as one of history’s most formidable unsolved mysteries. Despite the royal’s reputation as one of the most uncompromising and widely-loathed rulers in Egyptian history, questions abounded as to her final whereabouts. Now, with the special Nefertiti and the Lost Dynasty, National Geographic – which gained exclusive access to unidentified tombs prior to this release – sends an archaeological crew to the site of those burials and undertakes a series of on-camera tests to unearth and identify a series of remains, with the hope of locating Nefertiti’s mummy and answering longstanding questions that may shed some light on why and how she vanished. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi |
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Project Grizzly - $14.99 Troy Hurtubise is obsessed with grizzly bears and nothing makes him happier than to be facing one down. But though Hurtubise may be a tad eccentric, he is not suicidal (whether or not he is a fool is left to the viewer’s discretion) and so he has devised an amazing suit of flexible armor capable of withstanding unbelievable abuse. This Canadian documentary, follows Hurtubise’s odd obsession and the many travails he endured while perfecting his amazing protective suit. Though laced with humor often at the bear man’s expense, the subject is a real person and his absurd tests really occurred. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi |
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Crossing Over – Widescreen Subtitle $5.99 Harrison Ford, Ray Liotta, and Ashley Judd star in Running Scared writer/director Wayne Kramer’s harrowing look at life amongst illegal immigrants and the immigration enforcement agents whose job it is to ensure that the U.S. borders remain secure. Every day, a new batch of immigrants comes flooding into Los Angeles in search of the American dream — and every day the price of that dream rises exponentially. As the desperation of these newcomers continually tests the humanity of Los Angeles immigration enforcement officers, the face of a 21st century L.A. gradually begins to take form. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Crossing Over – Widescreen $12.99 Harrison Ford, Ray Liotta, and Ashley Judd star in Running Scared writer/director Wayne Kramer’s harrowing look at life amongst illegal immigrants and the immigration enforcement agents whose job it is to ensure that the U.S. borders remain secure. Every day, a new batch of immigrants comes flooding into Los Angeles in search of the American dream — and every day the price of that dream rises exponentially. As the desperation of these newcomers continually tests the humanity of Los Angeles immigration enforcement officers, the face of a 21st century L.A. gradually begins to take form. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Birds, Birds, Birds!: An Indoor Birdwatching Field - $19.99 Take bird-watching to a new level as you embark on a video field-trip that tests your knowledge of our feathered friends and gives you all the tools you’ll need to identify a variety of species. In addition to over an hour of bird footage and photographs, bird fans are also treated to a variety of bird songs and an alphabetical index of all birds featured on this release. A series of sixteen quizzes designed to help bird-watchers hone their skills ensures that this encyclopedic release will appeal to everyone from the casual bird watcher to the nature buff looking to keep sharp in the field. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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The Day After Trinity: Oppenheimer & the Atomic Bomb - $19.99 “I have become death,” declared nuclear scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer upon first witnessing the terrible power of the atomic bomb. The Oscar-nominated documentary The Day After Trinity uses newsreel footage and recently declassified government film to trace the growth of the Manhattan project under Oppenheimer’s guidance. The New Mexico A-bomb tests are shown, as are the aftermaths of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings. The final scenes detail Oppenheimer’s transformation from the “father of the A-bomb” to one of the most tireless opponents of nuclear power. The Day After Trinity received its widest distribution when it was telecast over PBS on April 29, 1981. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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Zombie Death House – Fullscreen $8.99 In this graphically violent exploitation film, an insane colonel tests out his newly invented virus, HV8-B, designed to significantly alter the behavior of convicts serving life sentences. As soon as they are injected, the unwilling subjects become mad-killers. Later they become slimy walking corpses in various states of decay, constantly oozing highly contagious bodily fluids that infect the whole cellblock. Soon the uninfected inmates begin to riot. Now only wrongly-imprisoned Vietnam-vet Dennis Cole can stop the crazed colonel from turning them into killer zombies. Meanwhile, blonde biochemist Tanya works to find a vaccine to stop the terrifying erosion of humanity. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi |
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Saint Clara – Subtitle $19.99 The love story between a 13-year-old Israeli boy and a 13-year-old Russian immigrant girl with a very special talent provides the basis for this energetic youthful outing. Clara is the new girl and soon becomes quite popular when she uses her psychic powers to help everyone in her class ace their math tests. Her teacher and the administrators nearly go frantic trying to find out who cheated. Later two rebellious classmates devise a scheme to exploit Clara to start a revolution in school, but Clara has a few plans of her own and they involve being alone with Tikel, one of the conspirators. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi |
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Weekly Reader’s Academic Fitness Elementary School – Mac/Windows $39.99 The elementary school years are formative ones in your children’s lives. This is the time when young learners develop the key skills that they’ll rely on throughout the rest of their endeavors. Give your kids the support, tools and knowledge they need to build a solid educational foundation with Weekly Reader’s Academic Fitness Elementary School. Providing preparation for standardized testing, targeted approaches to core topics and monitoring tools for parents and teachers, this comprehensive software helps jet elementary schoolers ahead and encourages them to become lifelong learners. Weekly Reader’s Academic Fitness Elementary School uses a unique multisensory teaching method to develop students’ knowledge base in core elementary subjects, including science, social studies, math, literature, English, history and geography. Blending visual, textual and aural approaches, this software reaches learners with a variety of techniques. As students prepare to take their first standardized tests and school exams, Academic Fitness Elementary School offers practice tests and interactive quizzes so they can get the feedback they need to improve and grow. Take advantage of today’s technology to power learning, using the new BookReader feature that records and plays back text, as well as iPod and iPod nano support for on-the-go learning. As your students progress through lessons and learn new skills, monitor the time they spend learning and the results of their tests to learn how to better support them. Your children can reach their full potential Academic Fitness has the tools to help them achieve their goals. |
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Spies Like Us - $4.99 Director John Landis helmed this Cold War farce starring Dan Aykroyd and Chevy Chase as Austin Millbarge and Emmett Fitz-Hume — two loser misfits who dwell in the lower ranks of the Central Intelligence Agency. Convinced despite much evidence to the contrary that they’re prime secret agent material, both men keep taking service exams in an effort to win promotion. Caught cheating on their latest round of tests, Austin and Emmett expect to be fired but are instead made full field agents and ushered into intense training. Little do they know that it’s all a ruse and that they’re about to be dumped in Pakistan to throw Russian spies off the scent of two real agents with an important clandestine assignment. A spoof of the “road” pictures popularized by Bing Crosby and Bob Hope, the film features a cameo by the latter as his golf-playing self. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi |
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New Riders Of The Purple Sage $6.99 In the early 1970s, with the likes of the Band, the Grateful Dead, and Crosby, Stills & Nash all turning away from the orgy of the senses that was the ’60s, toward a simpler, more deeply rooted place, country rock became de rigeur. Shortly after the Dead made their move from acid tests to hoedowns, their pals Dave Torbert and John “Marmaduke” Dawson followed suit. Torbert and Dawson were the heart of New Riders of the Purple Sage, aided on their debut album by Dead buddies Jerry Garcia and Mickey Hart. There’s a still-slightly-stoned, morning-after feel here that works well with the New Riders’ low-key style. Their cowboy/hippie/outlaw ethic is espoused on the likes of “Last Lonely Eagle” and “Glendale Train” as horse trails meet Haight-Ashbury in an agreeably ramshackle manner. |
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S.W.A.T. – Widescreen Dubbed Subtitle AC3 $12.99 Clark Johnson’s big-screen adaptation of the 1970s television series S.W.A.T. stars Colin Farrell as Jim Street, a young special weapons and tactics team member who, in the film’s opening sequence, is demoted after his hothead partner Jeremy Renner shoots a hostage while trying to kill her captor. In need of good press, the higher-ups call in SWAT expert Hondo Harrelson (Samuel L. Jackson) to put together an elite team that can bring some luster back to the badge. He chooses Street, veteran T.J. (Josh Charles), and tough single mother Chris Sanchez (Michelle Rodriguez). The new team survives a series of tests before hitting the streets. Their first big assignment involves transporting an international criminal (Olivier Martinez) to federal authorities. The criminal had offered a hundred million dollars to anyone who can bust him out. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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100 Famous Waltzes Overtures Polkas & Marches 6 $7.99 Following in his father’s footsteps must have been difficult enough, but Johann Strauss, Jr. made a name for himself, one that stands up to the rigorous tests of history. His work in nineteenth century light composition refined the waltz to such a degree that it was included in orchestra recitals as well as at ballroom dances.Volume 6 of Naxos’s salute to the younger Strauss’s music focuses predominantly on his waltzes and polkas. Complete with detailed notes describing the history of each piece, the album contains excellent selections from the Marco Polo Strauss Edition. The CSSR State Philharmonic and Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra perform admirably, using Strauss’s original instrumentation wherever possible.That Johann Strauss, Jr.’s popularity continues is no surprise–his eminently danceable melodies float and bound lightheartedly. Even the casual music listener will be inclined to dance to these waltzes and polkas. The “Waltz King” himself would no doubt be pleased. |
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Build Your Baby’S Brain 2 $7.99 Researchers at the University of California at Irvine found that scores on intelligence tests rose by an average of eight to nine points immediately after subjects listened to the music of Mozart. It has also been determined that music helps infants develop both physically and mentally. This recording is comprised of music by Mozart that may well assist in the development of young minds and bodies.The recording features Mozart’s music in stellar performances drawn from the Sony archives. From the boisterous overture to ‘The Marriage of Figaro’ to the gentle Andante from the Piano Concerto No. 21, the breathtaking spectrum of Mozart’s music is presented for infants and adults. While the producers of the recording make no promises of increased IQ scores, there is no doubt that the music will delight all listeners. Featuring legendary performers like Glenn Gould, Pinchas Zukerman, and George Szell, this recording is also a great vehicle for sampling the master’s music. Whether for infant, parent, or blissfully single adult, this is a glorious compilation. |
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Living Proof – Widescreen Subtitle AC3 Dolby $12.99 Director Dan Ireland adapts writer Robert Bazell’s autobiographical novel Her-2 to the screen with this made-for-Lifetime drama concerning UCLA oncologist and researcher Dr. Dennis Slamon, creator of the promising breast cancer drug Herceptin. Convinced that his revolutionary drug could effectively switch off cancer cells for women with tumors of the Her-2+ (Human Epidermal growth factor Receptor 2-positive) without radiation treatment, Dr. Slamon raised funds for his research with the help of Ron Perelman, Lilly Tartikoff, and the extended Revlon family. Later, as Dr. Slamon attempted to cut through the bureaucratic red tape and get his drug approved, a number of brave patients who had volunteered for the clinical tests of Herceptin sadly succumbed to their cancer. But all hope wasn’t lost, because in 1998 the FDA finally approved the use of Herceptin to treat breast cancer, giving hope to millions of women and their families across the country. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Anacondas: Trail of Blood – Widescreen Dubbed Subtitle AC3 $12.99 A dying mogul wages one last, desperate bid to extend his life, in the process pitting a beautiful herpetologist against the very slithering horror that she helped to create. Murdoch (John Rhys-Davies) is convinced that he can cheat death by drawing on the regenerative power of the elusive blood orchid. But when Murdoch’s doctor tests the experimental serum on a baby snake, the tiny serpent grows into an unstoppable monster overnight, devouring the doctor whole before breaking free from the lab and embarking on a gruesome rampage. Now, it’s up to fearless herpetologist Amanda (Crystal Allen) and her team of scientists to collect the coveted orchids while avoiding both Murdoch’s gang of heavily armed thugs, and the giant abomination that will prey on anything or anyone who crosses its path. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Never Get Busted Again, Vol. 1: Traffic Stops - $12.99 Barry Cooper, a self-described expert in FBI and police drug-detection tactics, headlines the Never Get Busted Again series of instructional home video releases. In these programs, Cooper teaches viewers with a fondness for recreational drug use how to slyly avoid drug-related incrimination. Volume 1: Traffic Stops specifically hones in on the authorities’ propensity for pulling over drivers and issuing roadside drug tests and searches – and how to combat this most effectively. Subtopics include: a discussion of the age-old coffee grounds tactic (and if it does in fact work); how to skirt around narcotics profiling; how police officers drive their K-9 detection dogs to false alert; how police officers know when a suspect is lying, and much more. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi |
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Warriors - $14.99 Daniel Calparsoro’s Guerreros is set in the Balkans in the wake of the ethnic conflict between the Serbs and the Kosovo Albanians that prompted NATO military intervention in 1999. A group of young Spanish army engineers is stationed in a Kosovo village to help the Albanians recover from the war’s devastation. The unit is sent on a mission to restore electricity to a small town in hostile territory, but their operation is derailed when they get caught up in the fighting between Serb and Albanian paramilitaries. Struggling to stay neutral, the peacekeepers find themselves fighting for survival as they scamper around the Balkan countryside searching for a way back to headquarters. Their descent into the quagmire of ethnic fighting tests the limits of their idealism and underscores the moral complexities posed by humanitarian intervention. This polished actioner screened at the 2002 Toronto International Film Festival. ~ Elbert Ventura, Rovi |
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Beauty and the Beast – Subtitle $34.99 Jean Cocteau’s adaptation of Beauty and the Beast (originally released in France as La Belle et la B?te) stars Josette Day as Beauty and Jean Marais as the Beast. When a merchant (Marcel Andr?) is told that he must die for picking a rose from the Beast’s garden, his courageous daughter (Day) offers to go back to the Beast in her father’s place. The Beast falls in love with her and proposes marriage on a nightly basis; she refuses, having pledged her troth to a handsome prince (also played by Marais). Eventually, however, she is drawn to the repellent but strangely fascinating Beast, who tests her fidelity by giving her a key, telling her that if she doesn’t return it to him by a specific time, he will die of grief. The film features a musical score by Georges Auric. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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Beauty and the Beast – B&W Subtitle $14.99 Jean Cocteau’s adaptation of Beauty and the Beast (originally released in France as La Belle et la B?te) stars Josette Day as Beauty and Jean Marais as the Beast. When a merchant (Marcel Andr?) is told that he must die for picking a rose from the Beast’s garden, his courageous daughter (Day) offers to go back to the Beast in her father’s place. The Beast falls in love with her and proposes marriage on a nightly basis; she refuses, having pledged her troth to a handsome prince (also played by Marais). Eventually, however, she is drawn to the repellent but strangely fascinating Beast, who tests her fidelity by giving her a key, telling her that if she doesn’t return it to him by a specific time, he will die of grief. The film features a musical score by Georges Auric. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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The Return – Widescreen Subtitle Dolby $24.99 Russian filmmaker Andrei Zvyagintsev makes his feature-film debut with the bleak psychological drama Vozvrashchenie (The Return). Younger brother Ivan (Ivan Dobronravov) and older brother Andrei (Vladimir Garin) live in a small town with their mother (Natalya Vdovina). One summer, the brothers are surprised by the arrival of their long-lost absent father (Konstantin Lavronenko). Although the boys only know him from an old photograph, he still orders them to accompany him on a fishing trip. The stern father then puts his two sons through a series of endurance tests. Doting Andrei is quick to cooperate, while stubborn Ivan is more reluctant to trust him. Ivan wants to know where he’s been and what he’s up to. After they travel by boat to a deserted island, the father gets even more mysterious. The Return won the Golden Lion at the Venice International Film Festival in 2003. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi |
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Forest of Death – Widescreen Subtitle $12.99 A homicide detective, a botanist with some unconventional theories, and his tabloid TV reporter girlfriend attempt to solve a gruesome murder in this high-concept thriller from The Eye and Bangkok Dangerous director Danny Pang. Botany student Steven is convinced that plants are sentient. He’s recently written a doctorate paper on the theory, and spends much of his spare time attempting to prove that plants have a language all their own. Steven’s girlfriend Mary works for a major television station, and thanks to a series of sensationalistic reports her career is on the upswing. When the Prime Minister’s daughter is abducted, raped, and murdered, the police quickly arrest the prime suspect, a man named Eric. But is Eric really guilty of this heinous crime? In order to find out the truth, Steven conducts a series of tests in hopes that the forest itself may provide an eyewitness account of the brutal crime. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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A Man Called Horse – Widescreen $12.99 A Man Called Horse stars Richard Harris as Lord John Morgan, an English peer cast somewhat adrift in the American West. Captured by Sioux Indians, Lord Morgan is at first targeted for quick extinction, but the tribesmen sense that he is worthy of survival. The Englishman passes many of the necessary tests that will permit him to become a member of the tribe, the most grueling of which (and the one used most extensively in the film’s advertising) is the Sun Vow Initiation. That’s where his lordship is hung from the roof of a huge teepee with hooks through his pectoral muscles. Much of the dialogue is spoken in the Sioux language, though the film’s much-vaunted “historical accuracy” is not altogether consistent, as witness the casting of British stage luminary Judith Anderson as Sioux woman Buffalo Cow Head. A Man Called Horse spawned warrant two sequels. Originally rated “GP” in 1970, it has since been re-rated R by the MPAA. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games PRE-OWNED – Nintendo Wii $24.99 SynopsisThe well-known Mario, the lightning-fast Sonic and a cast of other familiar friends are ready for sporting action in Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games. In this trial of traditional Olympic events, your friends from the Mario and Sonic games jump, run and race toward Olympic glory. A bevy of modes, player types and stylized venues make for exciting gameplay that pays tribute to the actual real-world Olympics. This combination of challenging activities and colorful characters will make you feel like a winner every time you play. Each character has a special skill that is suited for a particular sport. Choose your character wisely, then try to achieve a perfect score in gymnastics, run fast in track and field or get a bull’s-eye in archery. As you rack up points, you’ll unlock stages and accumulate familiar items from the worlds of Mario and Sonic. Play alone or join up to three friends in amazing tests of strength and agility. |
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Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games PRE-OWNED – Nintendo DS $19.99 SynopsisThe well-known Mario, the lightning-fast Sonic and a cast of other familiar friends are ready for sporting action in Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games. In this trial of traditional Olympic events, your friends from the Mario and Sonic games jump, run and race toward Olympic glory. A bevy of modes, player types and stylized venues make for exciting gameplay that pays tribute to the actual real-world Olympics. This combination of challenging activities and colorful characters will make you feel like a winner every time you play. Each character has a special skill that is suited for a particular sport. Choose your character wisely, then try to achieve a perfect score in gymnastics, run fast in track and field or get a bull’s-eye in archery. As you rack up points, you’ll unlock stages and accumulate familiar items from the worlds of Mario and Sonic. Play alone or join up to three friends in amazing tests of strength and agility. |
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God of War PRE-OWNED – PlayStation 2 $9.99 SynopsisExperience the brutal world of Greek mythology as seen through the eyes of Kratos, an ex-Spartan with a terrible wrath. Armed with the massive Blades of Chaos chained to his wrists, Kratos embarks on a merciless quest to utterly destroy Ares, the God of War. The campaign of death and destruction he wages will change his destiny forever. Driven only by his rage, Kratos will confront mythology’s darkest creatures, from the treacherous Medusa to the thundering Cyclops. The battles will take Kratos from war-torn Athens to the depths of Hades. Enemies must be faced, up-close and personal, in combat that tests the limits of the imagination with aerial feats of wonder. Unleash the fury of the Gods as you hurl the lightning bolts of Zeus and summon the dead of Hades. Wield the Blades of Chaos with deadly conviction and brave the melee that will take you through deadly sandstorms and submerged ruins to bring you face-to-face with the Titans of mythology. |
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Medieval Games – Nintendo Wii $19.99 SynopsisStep into a realm where history and fantasy blend together to create an atmosphere ripe for thrilling competition. A storybook world of castles, dragons, magic and chivalry beckons, inviting you to try your hand at daring tests of skill and strength. Will you have what it takes to triumph in a thrilling tournament to determine the ultimate medieval champion? Medieval Games lets you play as any of eight iconic characters, including a knight, princess or wizard, as you test your abilities in a variety of medieval-style mini games. Notch your arrow, wield your sword, aim your jousting lance and more as you strive to attain the rank of tournament champion. A variety of modes, including Free Play, Tournament and Board Game, give you plenty of ways to experience the action. Combining pick-up-and-play gameplay and touches of quirky humor, Medieval Games catapults you into an exciting world of old-fashioned fun. |
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Medieval Games PRE-OWNED – Nintendo Wii $14.99 SynopsisStep into a realm where history and fantasy blend together to create an atmosphere ripe for thrilling competition. A storybook world of castles, dragons, magic and chivalry beckons, inviting you to try your hand at daring tests of skill and strength. Will you have what it takes to triumph in a thrilling tournament to determine the ultimate medieval champion? Medieval Games lets you play as any of eight iconic characters, including a knight, princess or wizard, as you test your abilities in a variety of medieval-style mini games. Notch your arrow, wield your sword, aim your jousting lance and more as you strive to attain the rank of tournament champion. A variety of modes, including Free Play, Tournament and Board Game, give you plenty of ways to experience the action. Combining pick-up-and-play gameplay and touches of quirky humor, Medieval Games catapults you into an exciting world of old-fashioned fun. |
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Game Party 3 – Nintendo Wii $19.99 SynopsisShoot, bounce and throw your way through the 19 fun and active challenges of Game Party 3. Featuring 11 returning favorites and eight all-new games, you can challenge others in hilarious tests of skill. Also new to this title are twice as many Create-a-Player pieces, providing nearly endless ways to make your character look truly unique. Come to Game Party 3, where active fun is something to celebrate. Laugh out loud in Smack-A-Troll, keep your eye on the frenetically moving ball in Racquetball and get your fill in Rootbeer Tapper. Test your aim in Bumper Pool and Billiards. Enjoy Croquet, where gameplay is anything but gentile, or sink incredible putts in Miniature Golf. Returning games include Beanbags, Darts, Hoop Shoot, Horseshoes, Lawn Darts, Ping Cup, Puck Bowling, QB Challenge, Shuffleboard, Skill Ball and Trivia. |
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100 All-Time Favorites PRE-OWNED – Nintendo DS $17.99 SynopsisBanish boredom with this huge collection of games offering tons of family-friendly fun. Familiar classics, such as Battleship, Poker, Solitaire and many more, are available for exciting gameplay opportunities. Lots of genres appeal to even hard-to-please players, and unlockable rewards keep everyone coming back for more. In 100 All-Time Favorites, winning has its rewards as high scores help you unlock even more challenges. Tutorial videos help beginners learn the basics and develop strategies and reflexes. The helpful Classroom Games feature uses learning curves that enable you to track your progress. Find out how well you’ve been doing in Sudoku, Chess, Checkers, Bridge and a host of other entertaining tests of skill. |
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Game Party 3 PRE-OWNED – Nintendo Wii $17.99 SynopsisShoot, bounce and throw your way through the 19 fun and active challenges of Game Party 3. Featuring 11 returning favorites and eight all-new games, you can challenge others in hilarious tests of skill. Also new to this title are twice as many Create-a-Player pieces, providing nearly endless ways to make your character look truly unique. Come to Game Party 3, where active fun is something to celebrate. Laugh out loud in Smack-A-Troll, keep your eye on the frenetically moving ball in Racquetball and get your fill in Rootbeer Tapper. Test your aim in Bumper Pool and Billiards. Enjoy Croquet, where gameplay is anything but gentile, or sink incredible putts in Miniature Golf. Returning games include Beanbags, Darts, Hoop Shoot, Horseshoes, Lawn Darts, Ping Cup, Puck Bowling, QB Challenge, Shuffleboard, Skill Ball and Trivia. |
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OMG 26: Our Mini Games PRE-OWNED – Nintendo DS $9.99 SynopsisA haunted mansion holds loads of spooky, silly and sensational fun. In OMG 26: Our Mini Games, you’ll utilize the unique features of the Nintendo DS touch screen and stylus to uncover surprises and succeed at challenges. There are more than 25 exciting mini games just waiting for you in this awesome escape from reality. You’ll have to fend off flying dishes, search for keys, escape from enormous boulders and perform other outrageous tasks. The incredible variety of the gameplay tests your hand-eye coordination, math skills and reflexes. Several levels of difficulty supply options for both casual and hardcore gamers. For additional options, try the Story mode and learn more about the OMG storyline. |
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Travel Games for Dummies PRE-OWNED – Nintendo DS $9.99 SynopsisWho said going from Point A to Point B had to be boring? Travel Games for Dummies provides a pleasant diversion during any journey. Short car rides across town and long flights to distant destinations become lots of fun with three engaging travel games: Sudoku, Crosswords and Solitaire. Travel Games for Dummies offers three fun and interactive tests of skill. Instructive game modes with progressive levels of difficulty help you hone your skills. Start out in How-To mode, which includes an interactive tutorial that teaches you the rules of the games. An in-game “dummy” will try to stump you with a fun quiz to see how much you remember. Once you’ve learned the basics, move on to Practice mode. There you can play at your own pace and receive helpful hints. Finally, the Play mode lets you take part in a real game to show how much you’ve learned. |
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Tournament Pool PRE-OWNED – Nintendo Wii $7.99 SynopsisYour opponent has just scratched. Now it’s your chance to take advantage of this mistake. Survey the layout of the table and pick your next target. Chalk up your stick, take your stance and take aim at the cue ball. Have you figured the right series of angles to make an amazing bank shot? Or will you miss by a fraction? Tournament Pool lets you experience the excitement and fun as you’re thrust into the world of professional billiards. It’s a game where brains and strategy are favored over brawn and strength, so be ready to think your way through difficult shots. Intense tests of skill include 8-ball, 9-ball, Snooker and more. Lifelike visuals and animations make you feel like you’re part of a real billiards game. |
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Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel PRE-OWNED – Nintendo Wii $17.99 SynopsisMischief and music fill the air as you rock out in Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel. Play as the Chipmunks (Alvin, Simon, Theodore) or the Chipettes (Brittany, Jeannette, Eleanor), singing and playing in venues spanning the globe. Known the world over, these furry performers flaunt their talent and their attitude while attempting to pack stadiums to record-high levels of attendance. See if you can make it to the dramatic finale, an all-star show at Hollywood’s Super Duper Dome. Choose Normal or Expert difficulty mode and let the show begin. Cater to your fans in up to 25 concert locations, such as New York, London and Sydney. The challenging main game and three micro games feature hit songs from the Chipmunks library, challenging you in tests of rhythm, tempo and complexity. Take part in hilarious multiplayer Party mode challenges or enter Jukebox mode to watch videos while songs play. |
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Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel PRE-OWNED – Nintendo DS $17.99 SynopsisMischief and music fill the air as you rock out in Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel. Play as the Chipmunks (Alvin, Simon, Theodore) or the Chipettes (Brittany, Jeannette, Eleanor), singing and playing in venues spanning the globe. Known the world over, these furry performers flaunt their talent and their attitude while attempting to pack stadiums to record-high levels of attendance. See if you can make it to the dramatic finale, an all-star show at Hollywood’s Super Duper Dome. Choose Normal or Expert difficulty mode and let the show begin. Cater to your fans in up to 11 concert locations, such as New York, London and Sydney. The challenging main game and three micro games feature hit songs from the Chipmunks library, challenging you in tests of rhythm, tempo and complexity. Take part in hilarious multiplayer Party mode challenges or enter Jukebox mode to watch videos while songs play. |
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Left Brain Right Brain PRE-OWNED – Nintendo DS $9.99 SynopsisBalance your brain with this unique game that teaches you to become better at using both sides of your brain. Use your DS in a variety of exciting ways and prepare to give your skills a boost. Start playing Left Brain Right Brain and soon your mental skills will become more ambidextrous. Develop hand-eye coordination for both the left and right hand with book-style gameplay in which you’ll need to flip the DS over and around. There are four single-player modes and 15 mini games to master, and you can practice any activity over five difficulty levels to get ready for ambidexterity tests. Left Brain Right Brain gives your mind a well-rounded workout every time you play. |
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TechTool Pro 5 – Mac $119.99 Eliminate worry arising from troublesome freezing, crashing or indecipherable error code with this comprehensive toolkit designed to help keep your Mac running at optimum condition. TechTool Pro 5 provides a complete Macintosh repair shop to help solve virtually any problem that arises, with no expert knowledge necessary. With the array of convenient features in this easy-to-use software, you can ensure your Mac gets back to its usual smooth and satisfying operation. Help your Mac recover quickly from a variety of issues with TechTool Pro 5. This simple yet powerful suite of tools allows you to test critical hardware, including CPU, memory and video memory, as well as perform volume repair, predictive diagnostics and analysis for drives. With a single click of your mouse, you can run a battery of tests unattended, allowing TechTool Pro 5 to do the hard work of computer repair for you. |
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Livescribe Livescribe 4GB Echo SmartPen $149.99 Take the stress out of tests and meetings with an Echo smartpen from Livescribe. Record everything you hear, say and write, while linking your audio recordings to your notes. Quickly replay audio from your Livescribe paper, a computer, or a mobile device all with a simple tap on your handwritten notes. It’s never been easier to take notes and stay organized. With this Livescribe 4GB Echo smartpen, you’ll receive Livescribe software, starter dot paper notebook, micro USB cable, interactive getting started guide, smartpen tips and tricks, two ink cartridges and two smartpen caps. Learn more about the Livescribe 4GB Echo SmartPen. (Quicktime demo) What is a smart pen? Save, search and organize with a smart pen Send and share with Livescribe Connect How a smart pen can help you |
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Stereo Review: Gold Stereo & Surround Set Up $17.99 Track Listing: 1. Introduction, 2. System Phase, 3. Phase Test Intro, 4. Phase Test, 5. Music Intro, 6. Rebecca Pidgeon Under the Table, 7. Stereo Speaker Setup, 8. Channel Balance Test Intro, 9. Channel Balance Test, 10. Stepped Stereo Pan Test Intro, The, 11. Stepped Stereo Pan Test, The, 12. Music Intro, 13. Ana Caram Agua de Beber, 14. Subwoofer Setup, 15. Subwoofer Level Matching Test Intro, The, 16. Subwoofer Level Matching Test, The, 17. Shake, Rattle, And Roll Test Intro, 18. Shake, Rattle, And Roll Test, 19. Music Intro, 20. Oregon Leather Cats – (Excerpt), 21. Imaging and Soundstaging, 22. General Image and Resolution Test – (from “The Best Of Chesky Jazz And More Audiophile Tests Volume 2″), 23. Music Intro, 24. W.A. Mozart Pianot Concerto #27 Allegro – Salzburg Mozarteum Orchestra (Excerpt), 25. Music Intro, 26. Lili Boulanger Psalm 24 – Westminster Choir, 27. Room Acoustics and System Response, 28. Clap Test Intro, The, 29. Clap Test, The, 30. Wandering Audiophile Intro, The, 31. Wandering Audiophile, The, 32. Music Intro, 33. Badi Assad Pau Brasil, 34. Carlos Heredia Aires del Poliogono, 35. Home Theater’s System Check, 36. Dolby Pro Logic Circular Pan Test Intro, 37. Dolby Pro Logic Circular Pan Test, 38. Dolby Pro Logic Pan Center to Surround Pan Intro, 39. Dolby Pro Logic Center to Surround Pan Test, 40. Dolby Pro Logic Channel Identification Intro, 41. Dolby Pro Logic Channel Indetification Test, 42. Theater Without Pictures Intro, 43. Igor Stravinsky the Soldier’s Tale Joseph Laments His Fate Solisti New York, 44. Music Tests, The, 45. Paquito d’Rivera Theme – (from “I Love Lucy”), 46. Music Intro, 47. I Ching Gadamaylin, 48. Final Announcement |
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A Summer Place - $14.99 The Jorgensons are a wealthy family spending the summer on a resort island. Ken (Richard Egan), Helen (Constance Ford) and daughter Molly (Sandra Dee) settle in to a beach house on the island where Ken was a young lifeguard twenty years ago. He rediscovers Sylvia (Dorothy McGuire), with whom he had an earlier affair before she married Bart Hunter (Arthur Kennedy). The Hunter’s son Johnny (Troy Donahue) and Molly fall in love, much to the objection of her mother, a cold and cynical woman. When Ken and Sylvia start another torrid affair, the exposure of the liaison leads to the divorce of both married couples. After Johnny and Molly are stranded overnight on a beach, Molly is forced by her heartless mistrusting mother to undergo a physical examination and a pregnancy test. Tests results are negative, but more negative is the mother-daughter relationship. Ken and Sylvia get married and Molly gets pregnant. The newlyweds then compassionately guide unwed couple to marriage. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi |
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NOVA: Secrets of Lost Empires – Pyramid/Obelisk - $14.99 Includes:NOVA: Secrets of Lost Empires – Pyramid (1997) NOVA: Secrets of Lost Empires – Obelisk (1997) NOVA: Secrets of Lost Empires – Pyramid This 90-minute television documentary looks at the ancient Egyptians pyramids and presents theories on how they may have been built. To test these theories, scientists construct a small pyramid near the Great Pyramid of Giza. The construction is supervised by Egyptologist Mark Lehner and stonemason Roger Hopkins of television’s This Old House. ~ Thomas Carpenter, Rovi NOVA: Secrets of Lost Empires – Obelisk This television documentary is one in a four-part series that tests theories regarding the architectural achievements of ancient civilizations. Based on archaeological evidence, scientists conduct physical reconstructions of these theories to see if they would actually have worked. The series is co-produced by Nova and BBC. In this installment, theories about how ancient civilizations cut, moved, and constructed giant stone obelisks are tested. Viewers travel to Aswan, where these obelisks were cut from the quarries, to attempt to reconstruct the process with a 35-foot-long hunk of rock using what they think may have been the same techniques used by the ancients. ~ Thomas Carpenter, Rovi |
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