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VHS Pillow This VHS Might Put You To Sleep Product Description: Snuggle up on the couch with your favorite VHS pillow! The Retro VHS Pillow is the perfect pillow for any movie lover! Make sure not to jam this into your VHS player because this is just a pillow.Measures 24'' x 14.6'' x 5''100% polyester Item Condition:This item is BRAND NEW and has never been used.Terms Conditions:USA Shipping cost includes Shipping, Handling, Tracking Insurance. Multiple Auctions may be combined to save on total S

The Original GARAGE SALE SUCCE$$ video is just that the original professional 'how to' video that reveals the secrets behind successful and profitable garage sales. ( Released Sept.'97/updated 1999 ) If you want PROFESSIONAL RESULTS you MUST HAVE A PROFESSIONAL APPROACH. Let Creator/Writer/Ho st Ross Mayberry, dubbed the GARAGE SALE GURU by newspapers and television coast to coast, let you in on the secrets the experts keep to themselves. With over 100 tried and tested tips you'll want to know before your next sale including: the best locations, dates to avoid, pricing for profits, laws and permits and other unique money making ideas you never even thought of, like offering a delivery service can remove obstacles to making the sale while adding the delivery charges to your bottom line... Less

WELCOME TO MY STORE! THIS LISTING FEATURES A NEW RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER VHS VIDEOTAPE. IT IS THE ORIGINAL NETWORK TV SHOW ANIMATED CLASSIC. RUDOLPH BECOMES A HERO WHEN HE GUIDES SANTA THROUGH THE STORM AND ENABLES HIM TO DELIVER CHRISTMAS PRESENTS TO ALL. THIS DIGITALLY REMASTERED VERSION FEATURES THE RE

2 VHS Video Set. Evolution has bombarded out school systems, television audiences and scientific communities... but things are changing! Scientists like Dr. Carl Baugh know that what the Word says is true--and that true science only proves the accuracy of the Word of God. Join Kenneth Copeland with Dr. Baugh as they use God's Word as a science manual and unlock powerful truths including: a panoramic study of the entire creation model, multiple proofs as to why evolution doesn't hold water, how beautifully God orchestrated the universe--all for the benefit of man, a scientific explanation, and evidence, of Job's dragon, the effect of the Great Flood--and God's great provision, plus much, much more! And through the study of God's very evident plan for this universe, you'll discover that God... Less

This informative video provides an overview of intervention approaches that can be used to help students with ADHD enhance their school performance while keeping the classroom functioning smoothly. The video features an illuminating discussion among DuPaul, Stoner, and Russell A. Barkley, addressing provocative questions on the benefits of proactive, preventive measures, on the one hand, and reactive techniques, on the other. Using a live classroom setting, the program then reviews classroom management systems that can facilitate the careful monitoring of behavior and academic performance in students with ADHD, enhance the teacher's ability to communicate both positive and corrective feedback, and target social as well as academic skills. The video focuses on interventions for both... Less

GARAGE SALE SUCCE$$ KIT - NEW OCT.2000! GARAGE SALE KIT CONTENTS: 100 PRICE STICKERS - DOZEN COLORFUL BALLOONS COUNTDOWN CALANDER - BLACK STICK PEN AD WRITING TIPS - KIT USER GUIDE 2001 UPDATE SHEET - MULTI FAMILY SALES SHEET INVENTORY SHEET - SIGN EXAMPLE SHEET SECURITY TIP SHEET - HEAVY DUTY CANVAS MONEY POUCH ALSO INCLUDED: Garage Sale Success 'how to' Video. Garage Sale Success is a new 20 minute how to video revealing the secrets behind successful and profitable garage sales. With over 100 tried and tested tips you'll want to know before your next sale like, pricing for profits, the best locations, unique money making ideas and how to involve the whole family/group in a day of fun and profits. Whether you are planning a large charity sale or just a small neighborhood sale there is... Less

There is more to realistic and exciting sword fighting than meets the eye. Raoul Johnson, Associate Professor at Loyola University, teaches the fundamentals of stage combat through the importance of safety and well planned choreography: -Safety in the use and selection of Guns & Swords -Stage Falls -Unarmed & Armed Combat Choreography -Review and break-down of sword fight performed This program demonstrates hand to hand combat and sword fighting through safe and effective steps. Teacher's guide and selective bibliography included.

Cheap Trick, whose 1979 Cheap Trick at Budokan is one of rock's quintessential live records, light up a Chicago stage in this 14-song collection from 1998. Power-pop staples like Dream Police, I Want You to Want Me, and Surrender find singer Robin Zander still sweet of timbre and savvy of pitch. Surprisingly, two high points stem from the band's 1977 debut: the Lennon-esque Ballad of T.V. Violence and the haunting Mandocello, to which former Smashing Pumpkin Billy Corgan lends a tasteful solo. (Corgan also contributes an honorific essay to the DVD's bonus material, which also includes six minutes of soundbite commentary from individual bandmembers.) Zander and lead guitarist Rick Nielsen churn things up on the closing Gonna Raise Hell, and throughout the set drummer Bun E. Carlos and... Less

From general cleansing to individual extractions, Rita Page, an award-winning CIDESCO diplomat, demonstrates the proper aesthetic treatment of acne through a complete facial, using a combination of an 8-in-1 facial equipment machine and traditional methods. Rita begins with a client consultation and a skin analysis using a magnifying lamp, Wood’s lamp, and skin scope. She then demonstrates the proper use of a steamer (with and without ozone), galvanic current, high frequency current, rotary brush, vacuum, Lucas spray, and CO2 spray, in conjunction with deep pore cleansing, exfoliation (with gommage), desincrustation, suctioning with glass ventouses, extractions (with comedone extractor, lancet, and fingers wrapped in cotton), corrective cream, and a treatment mask. Rita offers valuable... Less

Just because you can't respect a movie doesn't mean you can't enjoy it. The Golden Age of Crap serves up a sampling of junk-food flicks that gained their audiences on videocassette rental shelves during the '80s and '90s, a time when one couldn't visit the video rental store without being tempted by Italian post-apocalyptic adventures, ninja revenge yarns, and zombie-filled camcorder epics. The movies covered here run from sleeper hits (Phantasm II) to cult favorites (The Dead Next Door), from unknown stinkers (Plutonium Baby) to undiscovered gems (America's Deadliest Home Video), all examined with a critical but fun-loving eye. Nathan Shumate is a B-movie encyclopedia. I stand in awe of anyone who has seen this many films with the words 'Blood Bath,' 'Zombie,' or 'Bikini' in the title. -... Less

This easy-to-follow tape teaches both men and women basic steps that can be used in a variety of dance styles from fox trot to Texas two-step. Instructor Larry Gould goes over each step and then demonstrates the man's part. His (truly) silent partner Sheryl Schmuker then demonstrates the woman's part and the two go on to show how the steps work together. Gould takes a slow approach, assuring the viewer that dance is not something picked up quickly and advising patience. Each of the 10 steps (box, breakaway, stroll, and such) gets about seven minutes of airtime. This 80-minute tape includes demonstrations on combining the steps, as well as advice on the subtle mysteries of leading and following. The video was shot in the late 1980s, so don't expect current dance fashions. Instead viewers... Less

Release Date: 1998-06-18

The lengthy air campaign over Vietnam is expertly chronicled in this installment of the Wings Collection from Discovery Channel. Focusing on particular planes, including the F-4 Phantom, F-105 Thunderchief, and the massive B-52 bomber, this documentary examines how air crews and strategists used highly technological hardware in what turned out to be a futile effort. Some techniques worked well, such as close air support of ground forces, but other strategies faltered. As one war correspondent remarks, We were trying to bomb bicycles with B-52s. As befits the odd circumstances of the Vietnam war, this video portrays the conflicts between the bomber generals and the strategists in Washington who micromanaged the air campaign. Interviews with pilots, including Senator John McCain, who... Less

This hidden treasure stars Timothy Dalton and Anthony Edwards as Bancroft and Decker, two patients in a terminal cancer ward in a British hospital. The feisty, deceptively antagonistic Bancroft coaxes Decker out of his self-pitying, suicidal mindset and convinces him to enjoy his remaining days rather than waste away in the cheerless hospital. Thus the duo steal an ambulance, flee England, and head for the brothels of Amsterdam. But their plans change when they encounter two British women (Janet McTeer and Camille Coduri) along the way, and the resulting amorous entanglements provide both romantic joy and pain for the men, who try to conceal their illness while one of the women hides a secret of her own. Hawks is a rare gem that balances humor and pathos and avoids maudlin... Less

It can hardly be a coincidence that this deluxe edition of John Lennon – Imagine should be issued in late 2005, a couple of months after what would have been the former Beatle's 65th birthday and mere days before the 25th anniversary of his death. Whether that's cynical, poignant, or just good marketing is moot; what matters is that Lennon's impact, not just as a musician but as a public figure, remains largely undiminished. The film, released theatrically in 1988, will already be familiar to many fans. Narrated by Lennon himself and culled from hundreds of hours of footage, much of it home movies shot by John and Yoko Ono, Imagine is a substantial, reasonably illuminating portrait of the man, warts and all, from childhood through the Beatle years, his solo career, and his life with Yoko... Less

This playful documentary from Ron Mann (Comic Book Confidential) is less a social history of marijuana than a satirical portrait of the American government's systematic seven-decade campaign to demonize the devil's weed. Mann excerpts hysterical educational scare films, clips from campy overheated features like Reefer Madness and High on the Range, and a hilarious anti-drug spot by an obviously stoned Sonny Bono to contrast decades of exaggeration and blatant misinformation with two official (and subsequently ignored) government studies that find pot to be a relatively harmless drug, both less addictive and less dangerous than either alcohol or cigarettes. Narrated in an easy, conversational tone by hemp activist Woody Harrelson, it's a well-researched and smartly organized argument... Less

If you're an inline skating buff, you're in good company with Disney's made-for-televisio n movie Brink. The story takes a backseat to some radical skating scenes that provide enough airs, grinds, and spins to satisfy the most bodacious bladers. The film's namesake is a Southern California high school teen, a.k.a. Andy Brinker (Erik von Detten of Leave It to Beaver and Escape to Witch Mountain), who lives for the love of skating. Hanging out at beachfront skate parks, Brink and his soul skater buddies are riding the perfect wave of summer until they collide with a group of hot wheelers led by smart-mouthed Val (Sam Horrigan). Nationally ranked champion Val and his cohorts are X-Bladz-sponsored skaters with paychecks and egos riding higher than their 540 flips. Animosity and adolescent... Less

Night Train to Terror is a horror anthology loosely tied together by interludes featuring God (Himself) and Satan (Lu Cifer) on a train haggling over the souls of characters in the stories. Along for the ride, for some reason, is what we're told is a rock band, singing one rockin' little tune called, Dance With Me, accompanied by some pretty hot breakdancing. The souls of the musicians are to be divied up also, but it's dramatically frustrating when this doesn't happen. The trio of stories presented make about as much sense as this, banking on absurd situations and splatter technique for their appeal, but coming off as unhumorously grisly and sadistic anyway. The Case of Harry Billings tells of a poor sod drugged up and hypnotized into luring unsuspecting victims to a hospital where... Less

Yoga for Women is a classically proven, effective way to encourage health and well being. This program of Katonah Yoga will help improve your breathing, develop strength and flexibility, and strengthen internal organs. Yoga is a dynamic resource that utilizes practical means toward achieving an esoteric goal: a healthy body and mind gives you the freedom to develop a greater consciousness. Working with a strong foundation of postures, breathing, and meditation, yoga can help you face the challenges of everyday life. The discipline of yoga is ideal for women of all ages. By synthesizing classical Taoist Chinese theory, traditional hatha yoga postures, and meditation, Yoga for Women provides a clear and powerful understanding of the mechanics of a woman's body while encouraging increased... Less

This sad and quirky movie by Bill Forsyth (Local Hero), set in the 1950s, is a faithful adaptation of Marilynne Robinson's luminous book. Two orphaned girls (newcomers Sara Walker and Andrea Burchill) fall in love with their happy-go-lucky Aunt Sylvie (Christine Lahti) when she comes to live with them. However, the girls discover their quintessentially eccentric aunt is more crazy than idiosyncratic. She has a lifetime supply of newspapers and tin cans, and she doesn't like to turn the lights on in the house. As all crazy aunts are likely to have, she also adopts a large collection of stray cats. She carries crackers in her pocket for the imaginary children in the woods and disappears into the mountains for days on end. This shunning of responsibility has a profound effect on the... Less