This is an incredible window into the experience of extreme suffering along the lines of Leaving Las Vegas. That said, its success in conveying this misery is also a curse, because it makes it a beatdown to watch, and so I suspect a lot of people will avoid the film for that reason.[/center]

This is a collection of more than 100 great themes for Windows 7. It is also compatible with other Windows OS. These are the themes that will change more than wallpapers and the color of windows! The UXTheme Patch is included.

This is a collection of more than 100 great themes for Windows 7. It is also compatible with other Windows OS. These are the themes that will change more than wallpapers and the color of windows! The UXTheme Patch is included.

This DVD outlines the history of the world s greatest airships--from the pioneering efforts of Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin to the career of the Hindenburg s sister ship the Graf Zeppelin. Using archive film, photographs, and graphics The Zeppelin follows the progress of airships from their deployment in World War I to their present uses today.

Boundary-pushing Oscar-nominated filmmaker Morgan Spurlock explores the world of product placement, marketing and advertising in POM Wonderful Presents - THE GREATEST MOVIE EVER SOLD, a film that was fully financed through product placement from various brands, all of which are integrated transparently into the film. While using brands in film promotion is not new for Hollywood, it certainly is new territory for the documentary format. Spurlock exploits the phenomenon to new heights, with everything from branded pizza boxes and in-flight film promotions to branded-everything in-film.

The Greatest Places begins by noting that Earth is the most diverse planet in the solar system, and impressive computer-generated graphics depict the very early history of the planet, showing vividly how geological events formed the continents. Particular sites around the world (the greatest places of the title) are then visited, and some dazzling cinematography displays the exotic locations spectacularly. A trip into the jungles of Madagascar demonstrates how the island, isolated as it was for 40 million years, developed unique wildlife, including many species of lemurs. High atop the Tibetan plateau, nomads are seen herding yaks and Buddhist pilgrims are filmed against the stunning peaks of the Himalayas. A holy lake in Tibet dissolves into a shot of the mighty Amazon River, and the ecosystem of the South American jungle is explored. And the world s largest island, Greenland, is scanned by cameras that linger on the sheer enormity of glaciers as well as on the native peoples who manage to live at extreme low temperatures. Near the end of the film the narrator notes that life is a reflection of the landscape. And the breathtaking film shot in these remote but magnificent locales does demonstrate beautifully the awesome diversity of both landscape and life on Earth.