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Obama uses Religion for Health Care; 81 Bank Failures in 2009; Media Misleds Americans
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L’Oreal Professionnel Mythic Oil Nourishing Oil (4.2 oz.) $13.90 For all hair types with a blend of avocado oil and grape seed oil. It leaves hair instantly more supple, tamed and glossy. Immediately absorbed for a lightweight feel and finish…. |
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Contemporary Nursing: Issues, Trends, & Management, 5e (Cherry, Contemporary Nursing) $40.28 Contemporary Nursing: Issues, Trends, & Management, 5th Edition prepares you for the rapidly evolving world of health care. It provides a comprehensive, yet focused overview of nursing topics affecting practice and issues facing today’s nurse managers and tomorrow’s nurse leaders. Written by well-known educators Barbara Cherry and Susan R. Jacob, this edition is fully revised and updated, giving y… |
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Legal Aspects of Health Care Administration $86.36 The most trusted resource in healthcare law is this classic text from George Pozgar, now completely revised. With new case studies in each chapter, The 11th edition will provide your students with the most up-to-date information on the newest laws affecting the healthcare industry. The 11th edition presents a wide range of health care topics in a comprehensible and engaging manner that will carefu… |
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Legal, Ethical, and Political Issues in Nursing $31.00 Tonia Aiken’s text takes a user-friendly, practical approach, and provides all the features nursing educators and students rely on for comprehensive legal and ethical advice. It includes chapters on risk management and conflict management, critical-thinking features, an emphasis on ethical issues, and examines the role of the nurse in the political process. “After reading this, the healthcare prof… |
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Creek Bank $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Somebody Else Is Taking My Place, 2. Don’t Get Around Much Anymore, 3. Bye Bye Blues, 4. How Long Has This Been Going On?, 5. I Told Ya I Love Ya, Now Get Out, 6. Baby Let Me Hold Your Hand, 7. Stroll, 8. I Hadn’t Anyone Till You, 9. My Kinda Love, 10. Sleepy Time Gal, 11. Seventh Son, The, 12. If I Didn’t Care, 13. Cabin in the Sky, 14. If You Live, 15. Yardbird Suite, 16. Creek Bank, 17. Moon and Cypress, 18. Mule, 19. Dinner on the Ground, 20. Prelude to a Kiss |
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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 |
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United $17.99 United |
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Ten Mile Bank $32.99 Ten Mile Bank |
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Straight To The Bank (X4) $5.99 Straight To The Bank (X4) |
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Viking Bank (Japan) (Mlps) $49.99 Viking Bank (Japan) (Mlps) |
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Live at Left Bank 1967 $37.99 Live at Left Bank 1967 |
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Synovial-Flex Joint Care for Dogs Chewable 180.00 $51 Synovial-Flex Joint Care for Dogs medication at an affordable price! Total Pet Supply offers pet medications online with exceptional service to pet owners across the United States of America |
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Too Cool to Care [PA] $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Tough Kids – (featuring The New Royales), 2. Crush on You, 3. Active Kings, 4. I Don’t Care – (featuring Big Sean), 5. Porn Star, 6. Magazine Girl, 7. Backseat – (featuring The Cataracs/Dev), 8. Meet My Mom, 9. Start Me Up – (featuring Bruce Robinson/Bei Maejor), 10. Better with the Lights Off – (featuring Rob Chiarelli/Chris Brown), 11. Break My Bank – (featuring Damon Sharpe), 12. Zonin, 13. Let U Leave, 14. Can’t Nobody, 15. Black Dress, 16. Beautiful Dancer – (featuring Charlie Wilson/Alja Jackson/Uncle Charlie Wilson) |
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Too Cool to Care [Clean] $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Tough Kids – (featuring The New Royales), 2. Crush on You, 3. Active Kings – (featuring Tyga), 4. I Don’t Care – (featuring Big Sean), 5. Porn Star, 6. Magazine Girl, 7. Backseat – (featuring The Cataracs/Dev), 8. Meet My Mom, 9. Start Me Up – (featuring Bruce Robinson/Bei Maejor), 10. Better with the Lights Off – (featuring Rob Chiarelli/Chris Brown), 11. Break My Bank – (featuring Damon Sharpe/Iyaz), 12. Zonin, 13. Let U Leave, 14. Can’t Nobody – (featuring Shanell), 15. Black Dress, 16. Beautiful Dancer – (featuring Alja Jackson/Uncle Charlie Wilson/Charlie Wilson) |
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Cahill: United States Marshal - $9.99 John Wayne plays a lawman who has to deal with the problems of fatherhood in a big way in Cahill: United States Marshall. Wayne is J.D. Cahill, whose singular desire to track down law breakers strains his relationship with his two teenage sons –17-year-old Danny (Gary Grimes) and 12-year-old Billy Joe (Clay O’Brien). The film begins as Cahill is hot on the trail of a gang of outlaws. After the big showdown, he returns to town to discover that the local bank has been robbed. The sheriff and the deputy have been killed, and four bank robbers are imprisoned in the jail. He is stunned when he finds out that one of the robbers in jail is Cahill’s son Danny. It seems that during Cahill’s absence from home, his two sons have been enticed into a criminal life by nefarious outlaw Abe Fraser (George Kennedy). ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi |
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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 |
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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 |
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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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Bank Job/Base/Chain of Command/Way of the Gun [3 Discs] - $12.99 Includes:The Base (1998), MPAA Rating: R Chain of Command (2000), MPAA Rating: R The Way of the Gun (2000), MPAA Rating: R The Bank Job (2008), MPAA Rating: R The Base An Army intelligence officer’s undercover assignment as a border guard reveals an extensive web of corruption spun by vicious Mexican drug czars and high-ranking members of the border patrol. This fast-paced actioner follows the officer’s attempt to destroy them before they can get to him. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi Chain of Command Roy Scheider) stars as the president of the United States in this tense drama. The briefcase containing the remote launching system that allows the chief executive to fire nuclear weapons from anywhere in the world is stolen by terrorists, and it’s up to the Secret Service to get it back. Chain of Command also stars Maria Conchita Alonso, Michael Biehn, and Patrick Muldoon. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi The Way of the Gun In this suspense thriller, two small-time crooks make a bid for the big time with disastrous results. Robin (Juliette Lewis) is carrying a child as a surrogate mother for a wealthy couple, Hale and Francesca Chidduck (Scott Wilson and Kristin Lehman) when she’s kidnapped by Parker (Ryan Phillippe) and Longbaugh (Benicio Del Toro), who believe that the adoptive parents will pay a large ransom to ensure the safety of both mother and baby. The kidnappers soon discover that they’re out of their league when they’re confronted by Mafia-connected lawyer Joe Sarno (James Caan) and a pair of hired killers, Jeffers (Taye Diggs) and Obecks (Nicky Katt); at the same time, Parker finds himself increasingly attached to Robin. The Way of the Gun marked the directorial debut of screenwriter Christopher McQuarrie, whose script credits include The Usual Suspects and Public Access. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi The Bank Job Jason Statham and Saffron Burrows star in director Roger Donaldson’s cinematic account of the true-life 1971 London bank robbery that baffled the authorities and fascinated the public. Terry Leather (Statham) was a small-time car dealer who was trying to leave his shady past behind and start a family. Though he’d never been involved in any major crimes, he wasn’t exactly on the straight and narrow his whole life either. Martine Love (Burrows) is a beautiful model from Terry’s old neighborhood who knows that her former neighbor is no angel. When Martine proposes a foolproof plan to rob a Baker Street bank, Terry recognizes the danger but realizes this may be the opportunity of a lifetime. As the operation gets underway, the resourceful band of thieves burrows its way into a safe-deposit vault at the Lloyds Bank in Marylebone, quickly hitting a literal treasure trove of cash and priceless gems. But while the crew did know that the safe-deposit boxes contained millions in riches, they didn’t realize that they also contained secrets that implicated everyone from London’s most notorious underworld gangsters to powerful government figures, and even the Royal Famil |
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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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Blood Bank $11.98 Track Listing: 1. Blood Bank, 2. Beach Baby, 3. Babys, 4. Woods |
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Synovial-Flex Joint Care for Dogs Soft Chews 120.00 $39 Synovial-Flex Joint Care for Dogs medication at an affordable price! Total Pet Supply offers pet medications online with exceptional service to pet owners across the United States of America |
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Clenz-A-Dent RF2 Wax Home Care 40.00 $11 Clenz-A-Dent RF2 Wax medication at an affordable price! Total Pet Supply offers pet medications online with exceptional service to pet owners across the United States of America |
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Flood Bank $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Come Home, 2. Stripe, 3. Airlift, 4. Blow a Kiss, 5. Instincticide, 6. Bucket Brigade, 7. Tunnel Party, 8. Ursa Major, 9. Landing, The, 10. Gate, The, 11. Have a Heart, 12. No Hiding, 13. Flood Bank, 14. Fury, 15. Ultramarine, 16. Disenchanted |
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Standing on the Bank $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Make Your Mind Up, 2. Me and My Guitar, 3. Downtown, 4. Standing on the Bank, 5. Match Box Blues, 6. Rainy Day Blues, 7. You Got What I Want, 8. Seventh Son, The, 9. If I Could Quit You, 10. Laundromat Blues, 11. Going Down, 12. Still Going Down the Road |
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Health & Relaxation $6.99 Health & Relaxation |
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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. |
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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 |
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She Thinks I Still Care: The Complete… [Box] $159.99 Full title: She Thinks I Still Care: The Complete United Artists Recordings, 1962-1964 [Bear Family.Country music doesn't get any more essential than this. The five-disc box set SHE THINKS I STILL CARE is undoubtedly the most awe-inspiring George Jones collection to date. Jones was at his peak during his 1962-'64 stint on the UA label, and some of his most unforgettable recordings hail from this era. You get much more on this set than mere timeless, undeniable gems such as "The Race is On," "She Thinks I Still Care," and "Let's Invite Them Over," though.From heartbroken Hank Williams tributes like "Take These Chains From My Heart" to the spiritual intensity of "Kneel at the Feet of Jesus" and a generous helping of Jones's legendary duets with Melba Montgomery (easily on a par with his Tammy Wynette collaborations), this set gives us a full picture of the man's artistry. And with five discs worth of tracks, you couldn't ask for more comprehensive coverage of this era. You can get the aforementioned hits on a million best-of packages, it's the rest of the story that makes SHE THINKS I STILL CARE such an outstanding musical document. |
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Frontline: Breaking the Bank - $19.99 The collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008 triggered fears that a Depression-like economic free fall was fast developing. To head it off, then-Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson helped arrange the Bank of America-Merrill Lynch merger and, a month later, pressured the nation's largest banks to take $125 billion of taxpayers' money. Featuring interviews with Bank of America CEO Kenneth Lewis and former Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain, Frontline: Breaking the Bank examines those goings-on through the prism of Bank of American and also explores the consequences of the infusion of public capital into the private sphere. ~ Jeff Gemmill, Rovi |
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Bank Robbery Collection - Widescreen $12.99 Includes:The Great Bank Robbery (1969), MPAA Rating: PG The Great Bank Hoax (1977), MPAA Rating: PG The Great Bank Robbery In this western comedy, a bogus evangelist and his assistant travel to the town of Friendly and endeavor to rob the West's purportedly most unrobbable bank. Unfortunately, they are not the only bandits planning to rob the bank. Their rivals in robbery include a Mexican bandido and his dullard son. A gunman and his assistant also want to attempt a heist. To make things even more confusing, a Texas Ranger and his six Chinese-American G-men pose as laundrymen to investigate a crooked mayor. They all converge on Friendly at the same time and chaos ensues when they meet. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi The Great Bank Hoax Shortly before the bank examiner is due to arrive, higher-ups at a small-town bank discover that a beloved long-term employee has embezzled $100,000. The embezzler (Paul Sand), says he did it just to point out a flaw in the bank's bookkeeping practices. Bank officers Jack and Emanuel (Burgess Meredith and Richard Basehart) cook up a scheme to cover up the theft, which, incidentally, will net them an additional hundred grand. The supposedly secret embezzlement and bank examiner visit becomes known throughout the tight-knit community. Some pillars of the community see it as an opportunity for gain and others want to help save reputations, but everyone gets involved. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi |
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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 |
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Bank Alarm - B&W $5.99 Bank Alarm was one of four low-budget but high-entertainment crime melodramas starring Conrad Nagel and Eleanor Hunt as Federal agents Alan O'Connor and Bobbie Reynolds. On this occasion, the two G-people are on the trail of a gang of desperate bank robbers. Making their job slightly easier is the fact that the crooks are leaving behind a trail of counterfeit money. Unfortunately, they're also leaving a trail of corpses, meaning that Alan and Bobbie had better get a move on before someone else gets bumped off. Bank Alarm was the last of the Nagel-Hunt crime series, all of which were produced by the financially canny George A. Hirliman. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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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 |
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Handle With Care $26.99 Handle With Care |
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People United $14.99 People United |
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United Front $14.99 United Front |
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United In Regret $12.99 United In Regret |
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Brooklyn Bank $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Cello, 2. Turco, 3. Apart, 4. Coatless, 5. Over, 6. Kimbo, 7. Hacke, 8. No Truck, 9. Scava, 10. Bit of Red, A, 11. Missin', 12. Pain |
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The Bank of England $15.99 Track Listing: 1. Joined-Up Writing, 2. Miss U.K., 3. Love Yourself, 4. By Appointment, 5. Marco Polo, 6. Jennifer Yeah!, 7. Disco Bunny, 8. Chadwick, 9. Ask the Family, 10. Bradford Texas, 11. Angel at My Table, 12. Love Yourself, 13. Melancholia, 14. Marco Polo, 15. What Do People Do All Day? |
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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. |
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How to Rob a Bank [Slimline] $13.99 Track Listing: 1. Learning the Language, 2. Colored Lights, 3. I Didn’t Bring It Up, 4. Hard Place, 5. Lemon Tree, The, 6. Wide Open Mind, 7. How to Rob a Bank, 8. Too Big to Sell, 9. Fear Only Fear, 10. Psychic Vampire, 11. Barefoot Reel |
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Frontline: Sick Around the World - $19.99 It’s no secret that the subject of health care is a hot-button issue in the United States, but would it be possible to improve our health care system by looking to other countries for inspiration? This is the question asked by T.R. Reid, a veteran foreign correspondent for The Washington Post and a concerned American who has taken it upon himself to explore out the most effective health care systems from capitalist democracies across the world. In this documentary, Reid travels to the United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, Taiwan, and Switzerland in order to contrast and compare their health care systems what that of the United States’. The result is an eye-opening look at the many ways in which a country can care for its citizens. In Germany, the country often credited with creating the concept of a universal health care system, the rich help to pay for the poor and the healthy contribute to cover the ill. But while this system may seem ideal to some, it does get a bit more complicated: Medical providers must negotiate standard coverage process with the government on an annual basis, and doctors in Germany only earn between half and two-thirds the incomes of their U.S. counterparts. Japan boasts the world’s best health care statistics, but citizens are ordered by law to purchase health insurance and insurers aren’t allowed to make a profit. As Reid makes his way around the world, he begins to wonder if the U.S. couldn’t take a tip from Taiwan – a country that looked offshore for inspiration on creating a more effective national healthcare system. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Trademark Games Digital Coin Bank $14.99 Help your child learn to save money with this Trademark Games 82-MB425 digital coin bank, which features a digital coin counter that keeps track of savings on an LCD display. |
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Music For Health & Healing $13.99 Music For Health & Healing |
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Sickness & Health [LP] $19.98 Sickness & Health [LP] |
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Best of Mental Health $14.99 Best of Mental Health |
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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 |
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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 |
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Alice in Chains: Music Bank – The Videos - $9.99 Though Alice in Chains has been on hold since the latter part of the ’90s due to drug relapses and band arguments, these grunge founders have managed to stay on people’s minds. Since riding in on the wave that Kurt Cobain and Nirvana made with the introduction of grunge, Alice in Chains has amassed a following that is at times baffling. Having only produced three full length albums, it hardly seems necessary for the band to have a boxed set released, but apparently the public wanted something new from Layne Staley and Jerry Cantrell. Not having any new material to offer, it seems the folks at Columbia Music and Video put their heads together and decided to let Alice in Chains ride another wave, the box set wave. Video Bank is meant to accompany the audio release of Music Bank. While Music Bank is a compilation of most of the songs already released by Alice in Chains in alternate mixes and demo versions, Video Bank is a collection of all the band’s videos and a short ten minute compilation of home video shot by the band. Though many people may not be impressed with a three CD set of songs they already own, they just may be impressed by the videos contained on Video Bank. This compilation includes the videos for Man in a Box, Heaven Beside You, and Them Bones, all of which saw heavy rotation on MTV. It also includes hidden gems like two separate video versions of The Rooster and We Die Young, as well as lesser seen videos for hits such as Angry Chair and Down in a Hole. If you are an Alice in Chains fan and are looking for something fresh from the band, then Video Bank is a worthy investment. ~ Ed Atkinson, Rovi |
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Care Bears: Adventure In Care A Lot – Fullscreen Special $8.99 Care Bears: Adventure In Care A Lot – Fullscreen Special |
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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 |
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L.T.D. Live at the Left Bank $12.99 L.T.D. stands for Long Tall Dexter.Personnel includes: Dexter Gordon (tenor saxophone); Bobby Timmons (piano); Victor Gaskin (bass); Percy Brice (drums)Recorded live at the Famous Ballroom, Baltimore, Maryland on May 4, 1969 as presented by the Left Bank Jazz Society. Includes liner notes by Larry Hollis.What a gem this previously unearthed spice box is. Who would have thought that in 1969, with a New York pick-up band — comprised of Bobby Timmons on piano, Victor Gaskin on bass, and Percy Brice on drums — long, tall Dexter Gordon could take a classic like “Broadway,” which he recorded a near-definitive version of in 1963 on Our Man in Paris, and completely leave it in the dust six long years later? And this is the opening track. While it’s not a speeding bullet train, “Broadway” has a fine head of engine steam in its mid-tempo to up-tempo range of post-bop stomp on a Tin Pan Alley standard. While the rhythm section comes loping out of the gate, Gordon takes the solo into a series of intervallic and scalular chord changes that eliminate all but the tune’s skeleton. He takes the melody around the block twice and then moves through no less than 11 choruses, almost all in double-time. Timmons, whose right hand was always one of the wonders of the world, does not disappoint here, either. He comps himself while trilling his way into the intricacies of two-handed counterpoint. The blues are always present but he’s not afraid of a little dissonance either, as he takes the solo right to the top of the instrument’s register and keeps it there. Gordon’s “Boston Bernie” was erected from the chords of “All the Things You Are,” though its tempo is a bit quicker and the chordal structure for Timmons is both dense and luminous. Gordon’s own solo over seven or eight choruses comes out of John Coltrane’s blues period, where he had discovered Coleman Hawkins — whom Gordon had as an early influence, so its flighty whisking glide is convoluted yet so beautifully revealing of his lyricism there is no awkwardness. There is a bit of honking and squeaking at the end of his solo, but it was the ’60s after all. The remaining two tunes — “In a Sentimental Mood,” which is a relatively short ballad (in this set anyway) at just under nine minutes, is all warm, silver-tongued Gordon, with Timmons providing some of the most lush scales and chords of his career through the intervals. Finally, with “Blues Up and Down,” there’s the full, rounded picture of Gordon in 1969, a musician at the absolute peak of his abilities. His blowing and phrasing turned the form inside out and on its head out of reverence not as a need to reinvent it. His scalular challenges to Timmons are intimidating as hell and the pianist compensates by cutting through and extending chord sequences without changing the phraseology of the tune. Gordon just blows his ass off, digging deep into the feeling of those 12 bars, reaching for anything at all he hasn’t unearthed before, and when he finds it, he screa |
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How to Rob a Bank – Widescreen Subtitle $17.99 Nick Stahl, Erika Christensen, and Gavin Rossdale star in a high-stakes caper film in which the only thing for certain is that nothing is as it seems. Fed up with the manner in which super-sized corporations continually stack the deck against the common man, Jason “Jinx” Taylor (Stahl) reaches his wit’s end after attempting to withdraw his last 20 dollars from the bank and getting refused due to the fact that the transaction fee will overdraw him. Locked in a tightly sealed bank vault with pretty Jessica (Christensen), Jinx struggles to find a way out as armed robber Simon (Rossdale) and his men search for a means of getting in. As Officer De Gespe (Terry Crews) and his men surround the bank, it begins to appear that the situation is slightly more complicated than the cops anticipated. When Simon fails to intimidate Jinx into opening the vault, loyalties are tested and the situation quickly turns volatile. Soon it’s revealed that the true mastermind of the operation is a man whom no one had expected, and that in order to collect the funds that have been skimmed from bank fees over the course of many years, he will have to convince Jinx and Jessica to issue a secret PIN number. Now, in order to escape with both the cash and their lives, Jinx will have to convince cops and robbers alike that he and Jessica are merely hostages who need to be released before things get truly out of hand. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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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 |
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Trademark Global ATM Toy Bank with ATM Card ATM Toy Bank w/ ATM Card Red $14.99 Teach your kids the value of money with this ATM toy bank with ATM card that features a calculator function that can calculate up to 8 numerals. This toy bank has the ability to automatically identify the value of coins making it easy for children to count change. |
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The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery – B&W Dolby $3.99 Based on an actual bank heist (and even using the St. Louis policemen who took part in thwarting the original robbery), this fairly ho-hum caper film stars Steve McQueen as the driver of the getaway car for the four bank robbers. The four men go over their plan several times, including dry runs to cover every possible contingent. These preparations take up most of the film, so that by the time the thieves are ready to do it, the audience has been ready forever. The actual scenario when the thieves walk into the bank is fast-paced, and as might be expected, even the best-laid plans cannot foresee everything. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi |
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The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery – B&W $5.99 Based on an actual bank heist (and even using the St. Louis policemen who took part in thwarting the original robbery), this fairly ho-hum caper film stars Steve McQueen as the driver of the getaway car for the four bank robbers. The four men go over their plan several times, including dry runs to cover every possible contingent. These preparations take up most of the film, so that by the time the thieves are ready to do it, the audience has been ready forever. The actual scenario when the thieves walk into the bank is fast-paced, and as might be expected, even the best-laid plans cannot foresee everything. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi |
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City That Care Forgot (Japan) $39.99 City That Care Forgot (Japan) |
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Classic Care 1 $5.99 Classic Care 1 |
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Classic Care 2 $5.99 Classic Care 2 |
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Wired: Guitar Care and Repair - $9.99 Wired: Guitar Care and Repair - |
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Care-Sharming Sleep $15.99 Care-Sharming Sleep |
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Hang Up Sorrow & Care $13.99 Hang Up Sorrow & Care |
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Care Bears: Daydreams - $4.99 Care Bears: Daydreams - |
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Care Bears: Last Laugh - $4.99 Care Bears: Last Laugh - |
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Care Bears: Fun In The Sun - $4.99 Care Bears: Fun In The Sun - |
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Care Bears: Celebration - $4.99 Care Bears: Celebration - |
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Soldiers United For Cash: The Soundtrack $15.99 Soldiers United For Cash: The Soundtrack |
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Roadrunner United: The Concert $19.99 Roadrunner United: The Concert |
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United Paper People $34.99 United Paper People |
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Hillsong United: Live in Miami - $12.99 Hillsong United: Live in Miami - |
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United Trance 2 $22.99 United Trance 2 |
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United Trance [Quadrophon] $22.99 United Trance [Quadrophon] |
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People United Will Never Be Defeated $24.99 People United Will Never Be Defeated |
March 27th, 2009 in
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