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Charlie Rose with Christopher Hitchens & Eric Alterman; Andrew S. Grove (June 6, 2003)
$24.95

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First, a debate about the media's portrayal of the war in Iraq between Christopher Hitchens of Vanity Fair and Eric Alterman of The Nation. Then, the fourth and final installment of an interview with the chairman of Intel, Andrew Grove.

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Modern Marvels: Frontline Reporting
$3.57

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HC: FRONTLINE REPORTING (DVD MOVIE)

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Flying Saucers Area Real 2 DVD Special (2004) Edition
$16.92

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Over 250,000 copies in print makes this DVD set the best selling UFO presentation in history.

This is NOT the old film called UFOs Are Real. This Special Edition 2 DVD Set features the latest most resent UFO research of Nuclear Physicist Stanton T. Friedman in what is considered one of the most important investigations on the UFO phenomenon ever assembled on film for home viewing, Flying Saucers Are Real presents stunning evidence of an alien presence here on Earth.

This investigation documents solid physical evidence of UFO landings, photos and videotaped evidence of UFOs from around the world and reveals the shocking story of the government's Cosmic Watergate, a massive effort to keep UFO information from the Public.

Disc One - Cosmic Watergate: Stanton T. Friedman presents the details of a massive investigation led by Friedman and others, utilizing the U.S. Government Court System and the Freedom of Information to gain access to government and military documents which by law should now be available to the public. Staggering in it's implications, see for yourself the explosive results of this investigation.

Disc Two - Top Secret/MAJIC: Stanton T. Friedman presents the amazing story of Betty & Barney Hill, the first abduction case to receive international attention. This investigation and the journey of scientific discovery which followed make this one of the most significant stories you will ever witness. Discover where some alien visitors to earth are likely to originate from. Also learn new facts about the Majestic 12 Report, the most important Top Secret government documents ever leaked to the public regarding UFOs and an alien presence on earth.

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Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet DVD (1965) - A Pulp Science Fiction Adventure Starring Basil Rathbone and Faith Domergue.
$4.99

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Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet is a space traveling, alien world exploring escapade full of creepy creatures and (now vintage) futuristic technology. A captivating picture, this is full blown sixties sci fi at its "far out" best. The sexy Faith Domergue, originally discovered by Howard Hughes, costars along with Basil Rathbone as scientists on their way to Venus. When they arrive, however, they find themselves in a strange and eerie world where an unbreathable atmosphere has given rise to bizarre creatures. The effects are campy but excellent. Quintessential pulp sci fi elements are present, from the laser guns to the surprisingly well represented androids. These impressive visuals transform the viewer's consciousness and lead to a satisfying science fiction classic experience during Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet.

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1970 Natural Disaster & Technology Failure Films Movies on DVD: Man Made Earth Disasters, Tsunami, Earthquake & Emergency Preparedness Films
$9.99

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This is a DVD compilation of the classic "Your Chance to Live" films from the early 1970s. These films focused on preparing for large scale disasters and possible natural and technological disasters. Table Of Contents: (1) Earthwatch: Your Chance to Live (1972) - A tsunami is coming and a young couple is starting to understand the mysterious power of nature. This ambiguous 1972 film may leave you perplexed! - 13 minutes (2) Your Chance to Live: Technological Failures (1970s) - This is an interesting conceptual piece that tries to show the viewer the true vulnerability of technology and how man must be prepared to handle and resolve problems, accidents or failures caused by technology - 12 Minutes

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World War Two Radio Technology Film: Radio at War (1944) [DVD]
$9.99

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Watch attentively as brothers Jim and Joe head off to WWII to serve their country as radio men. The video travels through the brothers' training days as well as their first couple of months in battle overseas. Historical and exciting, this vintage film takes a close look at the young men who felt it was their duty to join the armed forces during the Second World War. Radio At War sheds light on what the man's cultural ideal was during this time.

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Buster Keaton Comedy Film: The Electric House (1922) A Gadget & Technology Humor Film Starring Buster Keaton, Joe Roberts, Virginia Fox, Joe Keaton & Myra Keaton
$9.99

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Buster Keaton, vintage cinema's first slapstick comedy hero, indulges in his love of machines in the riotous comedy The Electric House. Every Keaton film is scrumptiously entertaining for different reasons; and The Electric House is, thankfully, no different. Keaton plays a college student who, through a mix up, graduates with an engineering degree. With the help of the book "Electricity Made Easy," Keaton proves a whiz and redesigns a rich house with fancy technology. As things get chaotic in the house, Keaton shines on the screen with his comedic timing and creativity involving the wonderful gadgets going crazy. Buster Keaton never fails to entertain, and neither does The Electric House.

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Advantages of Nuclear Power: A pro atomic energy propaganda film (1953)
$4.99

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A is for Atom, an award winning short film, promotes the peacetime applications of atomic energy. The animated residents of Element Town illustrate nuclear fission - the process of an atom splitting that produces byproducts, including massive amounts of nuclear energy. The film is a cutesy plug for all the advantages of nuclear power while answering the question "what is an atom?" Known for its destruction in the past, atomic energy is represented as a harmless figure, which, with "mans wisdom, on his firmness in the use of that power," can be controlled and purposed for better things. Nuclear medicine is one of the stressed uses. Still an effective teaching resource today, A is for Atom is a clever depiction of the history of the atom that will entertain children and adults with its 1950's style presentation of what nuclear fission reactions could mean for the future of America.

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History of Communication & Mass Media Technology 19 DVD Collection: Computers, Television, Newspapers, Radio, Books, Films & Audio Communications
$119.99

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19 DVD Collection - 1020 Minutes (17 hours). Disc 1: Sound Audio Films (1920's-1950's) Disc 2: Computers Films (1950's-1960's) Disc 3: Telegraph Communication Films (1940's-1950's) Disc 4 & 5: Television History Films (1930's- 1960's) Disc 6: WWII Radio Communication Films (1944-1945) Disc 7: CBS, NCB, and WJR Radio Broadcasting Films (1930's-1960's) Disc 8: Book and Library Films (1940's-1960's) Disc 9-10: Telephone History Films (1940-1950) Disc 11: 16mm Projection Films (1950s-1970s) Disc 12-13: Early Newspaper Films (1930's-1940's) Disc 14: Newspaper Reporter Films (1930's-1940's) Disc 15: Early Printing & Typesetting Films (1940's-1960's) Disc 16: Drive-In Films (1950's-1960's) Disc 17: Alexander Graham Bell Films (1940's) Disc 18: Technicolor Film (1949) Disc 19: Information Age Films (1950's-1960's)

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Manufacturing of Early Television Technology: The Reasons Why DVD (1959)
$4.99

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A trip into the inner workings of early television technology! This film is a promotional relic from RCA about how they produce televisions. The footage shows all the steps in the making of a high quality TV, including design, engineering, manufacture, testing, and quality control. There is fascinating footage of older models, TV's with flickering test patterns, and even labs with bow-tied scientists doing research and design. Electronics and television enthusiasts will love this fantastic historical video.