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Limited time offer! Free gift with purchase, two packages of the Yogourmet CBA Probiotic Yogurt Starter, a $19.90 value. Also includes a FREE yogurt thermometer and yogurt cheese strainer. Will make 2 quarts of yogurt in 4.5 hours. Only yogurt maker available using the "water bath" system to create an even heating wall to make perfect yogurt everytime!FREE gift with purchase - 2 boxes of Yogourmet CBA Probiotic Yogurt StarterFree yogurt thermometer and yogurt cheese strainer2 quart capacityWill make yogurt in 4.5 hours1 yr manufacturer's warranty

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• FREE gift with purchase - 2 boxes of Yogourmet CBA Probiotic Yogurt Starter
• Free yogurt thermometer and yogurt cheese strainer
• 2 quart capacity
• Will make yogurt in 4.5 hours
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Limited time offer! Free gift with purchase, one package of the Yogourmet Yogurt Starter and one package of the Yogourmet CBA Probiotic Yogurt Starter, a $15.90 value. Also includes a FREE yogurt thermometer and a "Greek style" yogurt strainer. Will make 2 quarts of yogurt in 4.5 hours. Only yogurt maker available using the "water bath" system to create an even heating wall to make perfect yogurt every time!FREE gift with purchase - 1 box of Yogourmet Yogurt Starter and 1 box of Yogourmet CBA Probiotic Yogurt StarterFREE yogurt thermometer and "Greek Style" yogurt strainer2 quart capacityWill make yogurt in 4.5 hours1 yr manufacturer's warranty

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• FREE gift with purchase - 1 box of Yogourmet Yogurt Starter and 1 box of Yogourmet CBA Probiotic Yogurt Starter
• FREE yogurt thermometer and "Greek Style" yogurt strainer
• 2 quart capacity
• Will make yogurt in 4.5 hours
• 1 yr manufacturer's warranty

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Six VHS Videos with accompanying teacher manuals. Complete Video Letter from Japan II library. Intended for use in U.S. high schools and colleges but an excellent tool for those being home schooled also or anyone wanting to learn more about the Japanese culture. Each program will focus on a different stage of life in contemporary Japan. The videos depict life in Japan from the perspective of the Japanese, yet in a way that makes Japanese society and culture readily understandable to U.S. students. The teacher's manuals give more detailed additional information about each specific topic. The 6 VHS videos cover: 1) SUBURBAN TOKYO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 2) THE COLLEGE YEARS 3) THE EARLY WORKING YEARS 4) A YOUNG FAMILY 5) OPTIONS FOR WOMEN AT MID-LIFE 6) CHOICES FOR MEN APPROACHING AGE SIXTY.

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Yugoslavia is located on the Balkan Peninsula and contains people from many different ethnic groups. It is a nation with a diverse climate, a unique economic system, a wide variety of natural resources, and its own form of socialist government. This program reviews the many contrasts that make Yugoslavia a dynamic and interest nation. Each program of this series captures the distinctive atmosphere of the country it examines. Geography, history, culture, industry, and government organizations are explored. We see people at work and play and observe pastimes that have survived centuries.

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VHS Video. Episode 1: A People Is Born. The first episode profiles the life and culture of the ancient Near East and recounts the history of the Israelite people in the Biblical period. Eban examines the birth of monotheism; the formation of the Israelites into a united nation; the rule of Saul, David and Solomon; the division of the tribes; the destruction of the northern kingdom and the exile of the Kingdom of Judah to Babylonia. Abba Eban, noted scholar, writer and statesman, chroincles Jewish thought and culture over three millennia in this epic documentary series. One of the most ambitious undertakings in the history of public broadcasting, this series was filmed and researched on location in 18 countries.

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Michael Moore's didactic documentary style is actually a source of inspiration in Capitalism: A Love Story. This film, which explores the history of incongruence between American capitalism and democracy, is evidently a culmination of Moore's lifetime of research into this topic: he begins the movie by admitting his longstanding interest, rooted in childhood experiences in Flint, Michigan. As a result, the film displays an expertise that is less irritating than in Moore's earlier works, in which various loopholes can be found in one-sided presentations (see Bowling for Columbine). Here Moore employs his trademark tactics to make a satirical documentary that functions as a film-based, grassroots political strategy meant to provoke revolt. Consisting of patched-together clips from various eras and media outlets, the film weaves a narrative that underscores Moore's argument that while America is a success because of its democracy, it has been denigrated by capitalism, which he calls "a system of taking and giving, mostly taking." Capitalism: A Love Story is a patriotic call to arms that seeks to ignite rage in the viewer who is tired of political stupidity resulting in poverty and hardship among a dwindling middle class. It begins by tracing the growing gap between the rich and poor, from the Depression through the 1950s "free enterprise" boom. Using clips of FDR and Jimmy Carter warning against greed and inequality, Moore shows how gradually Americans came to accept Reaganomics, corporate corruption, then Bush-era swindling over time. This history serves as context for his explanation of the housing crisis, the collapse of banks, and Bush's covert, last-ditch efforts to pass sketchy bills on the cusp of Obama's election. Moore asks several lawyers, senators, and bankers, "What the **** happened?" and each offers intelligent assessments of situations that many American viewers still struggle to comprehend. Unfortunately, there are corny Moore moments throughout the film, such as when he takes an armored truck to various banking headquarters and harasses security guards to let him in to reclaim money stolen from the American public. Clips of Bush dancing juxtaposed with shots of people crying because they've lost their homes are melodramatic and only weaken Moore's arguments. Like Robin Hood, Moore seeks justice, but his greatest strength is as a translator between those speaking a complex political language and his viewers. Capitalism: A Love Story, while it does have a condescending tone throughout, does much to relay a complicated history that we all need to know for the sake of our own empowerment. --Trinie DaltonStills from Capitalism: A Love Story (Click for larger image)

Michael Moore takes on contemporary America's tough economic times in this provocative documentary. Revisiting his trademark confrontational style with politicians and big business while sympathetically chronicling the stories of everyday citizens who face home foreclosures and other hardships, Moore asks probing questions about the nature of the U.S. free market and who it truly benefits. 127 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital 5.1; Subtitles: English (SDH), Spanish; featurettes; interviews.

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• In presenting a fireball of a movie that might change your life (Peter Travers, Rolling Stone), Moore skewers both major political parties (Claudia Puig, USA Today) for selling out the millions of people devastated by loss of homes and jobs to the interests of fat cat capitalists. Moore has dug up some astonishing dirt (Brian D. Johnson, Macleans), stories told in the faces of the foreclosed and e

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Award-winning documentarian Ken Burns helms this six-part miniseries chronicling the development of America's national parks. Teaming with writer Dayton Duncan ("Mark Twain"), Burns spins compelling sagas of individual heroism set against the struggle to preserve majestic landscapes of natural beauty for future generations. Narrated by Peter Coyote; includes appearances by Tom Hanks, John Lithgow, Eli Wallach, and others. 12 1/2 hrs. total on six discs. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital stereo, Spanish Dolby Digital stereo; "making of" documentary; interview; featurette; outtakes; bonus shorts; more.

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Director Werner Herzog is famous for the deranged physical feats he captures in his movies, but Where the Green Ants Dream tackles an even greater challenge: The gap between the Western mind and Australian aboriginal cosmology. In the Australian outback, a geologist for a mining company (Bruce Spence, The Road Warrior, Aquamarine) finds his work obstructed by aborigines who tell him that his explosive tests will disrupt the dreaming of the green ants and wreak havoc on humanity. The mining company tries to mollify the aborigines, but they implacably resist. The confrontation escalates to a lawsuit argued before the Australian supreme court (which is based on the first legal battle over aboriginal land rights). This may sound dry--and much of the film is bathed in gusts of red Australian dust--but throughout the film, the geologist struggles to communicate with the aborigines and grasp the fundamentally different perception of the world. His glimpse (and ours) of this other worldview turns Western civilization on its side and leads the geologist to question his whole life. Herzog (Aguirre: The Wrath of God, Grizzly Man) isn't subtle, but that doesn't diminish the often hypnotic power of his images, from footage of tornados to the faces of the aborigines, gentle as water yet as firm as stones. This is a worthy addition to Herzog's difficult, thrilling, maddening, and ultimately rewarding body of work. --Bret Fetzer

Studio: Tango Entertainment Inc Release Date: 04/25/2006 Run time: 105 minutes

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