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Young Einstein
$7.51

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great movie loved it two thumbs up and a bag of popcorn too !!! RFHjr

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This Stuff'll Kill Ya / The Year of the Yahoo
$9.67

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Leading off this H.G. Lewis double feature is the 1971 hillbilly horror flick This Stuff'll Kill Ya! Stuff follows the exploits of a bogus backwoods minister with a penchant for manufacturing and distributing illegal moonshine while convincing his congregation through misconstrued bible verses that it is all in the name of the Lord. It sounds great doesn't it? Well it's not. Actually it's long, dull and boring. The ad campaigns were fab though. "Too Much Lovin'! Too Much Likker! Too Much Lawbreakin'!" or "It Moves Brother! Better Git On In Here!" though they did conveniently omit at just what speeds the picture moved: slow and slower. Jeffrey Allen as Reverend Roscoe Boone is as remarkable as the script allows, which ain't much. Actually Allen is quite good in Lewis' other 2 hillbilly exploiters, 2000 Maniacs and Moonshine Mountain, but here his talents are stifled by the stilted dialogue and static direction. Perhaps I'm being overly harsh. The movie's not a total loss. It does boast some awfully nasty murders with heavy biblical overtones (i.e. stoning, burning and even crucifixions). Also This Stuff'll Kill Ya! was a first for Larry (Dr. Giggles, Darkman) Drake and a last for Tim (The Treasure of the Sierra Madre) Holt.

Pulling up the rear on this DVD is 1972's Year of the Yahoo!!. Yahoo is a southern fried romp through media manipulation, crooked politics and damned good country and western music. The plot goes something like this. Governor Baxter along with some slick media professionals are determined to unseat liberalist Senator Fred Burwell, and country star Hank Jackson is called in to become their mouthpiece. Hank falls for their hijinks and commences to run for office even though he unwittingly speaks in favor of the very issues and policies that he himself is opposed or ignorant to. Eventually Hank's girlfriend calls him out on his political shortcomings and she is summarily attacked and raped by Hank's backers for her insolence. That's the last straw for Hank and he decides to run without the aid of his "technical advisors" and miserably loses the election in an embarrassing landslide. Yahoo may not have the patented H.G. Lewis bloodletting but it does possess some of the highest production values of his 3-dozen-plus films. The photography is top notch as is the editing, acting and script. Yahoo's narrative values were made all the more poignant by the election of alleged actor Ronald Regan as our fortieth president. While I can't see a direct connection to George W. Bush we all know that some sort of tomfoolery and shenanigans were put into motion in order to accommodate that silver spoon fed cretin, but alas I digress.

One of the gems of this DVD is the audio commentary by Lewis' cameraman and author of The Amazing Herschell Gordon Lewis and His World of Exploitation Films Dan Krogh. Kroghs' sharp recollections of working on these pictures make for the most informative commentary of all the H.G. Lewis DVDs. Herschell did provide some good stuff on the others but he came across a tad scripted and would many times veer off course. Krogh however stays grounded and walks you through both movies step by step. While Year of the Yahoo!! stands well enough on it's own, This Stuff'll Kill Ya! is made all the more watchable with Krogh babysitting. In addition to the commentary track we also get a plethora of trailers and featurrettes providing us with well over 3 hours of rednecks and revenuers. - C. Curry

DVD
Charlie Rose - Yahoo/Microsoft, North Carolina and Indiana primaries, Patrick Stewart (May 5, 2008)
$24.95

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A discussion about Yahoo and Microsoft with Andrew Ross Sorkin. Yahoo's shares plunged 20% in early trade in New York after software giant Microsoft scrapped its three-month-old bid to buy the internet firm.|| A preview of the North Carolina and Indiana primaries with Chuck Todd, political analyst and author, and political director and on-air analyst for NBC News. || A conversation with actor Patrick Stewart about his role in Macbeth.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

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Charlie Rose - Microsoft and Yahoo / A preview of Super Bowl XLII / Super Bowl ads(February 1, 2008)
$24.95

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A discussion about Microsoft and Yahoo with Ken Auletta & Andrew Sorkin. Microsoft has offered to buy the search engine company Yahoo for $44.6 billion in cash and shares. || A preview of Super Bowl XLII with Sally Jenkins & Steven Sabol, president, and one of the founding members, of NFL Films. || A discussion about Super Bowl advertisements with Donnie Deutsch, the host of CNBC's The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch and Stuart Elliott of the New York Times.

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Getting Evergreen Site Traffic With Yahoo Answers
$100.00

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Charlie Rose - McCain's Campaign/Yahoo & Microsoft (February 8; 2008)
$24.95

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A discussion about John McCain with John Heilemann of New York magazine, Richard Land of Southern Baptist Convention, Evan Thomas of Newsweek and Ed Rogers former deputy assistant to President George H.W. Bush. || A conversation about Yahoo with Steven Levy of Newsweek, Levy's article "Yahooligans at the Window" appears in the February 11, 2008 issue.

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DVD
Yahoo-Shammi Kapoor hits
$7.99

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DVD
Trash to Cash Volumes 1 & 2 - with Lynn Dralle - A Garage Sale Adventure & An Online Auction Adventure (Your guide to buying & selling at online auctions like eBay and Yahoo)
$24.95

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Spend a day with Lynn Dralle, The Queen of Auctions, as she visits garage sales for items to sell on eBay. Then come along as she lists her items on eBay. You will learn as you watch someone who has spent years making finds and multiplying her money on eBay.

In Episode One, A Garage Sale Adventure, follow Lynn from Garage Sale to Garage Sale as she buys a carload full of stuff. Some of these finds are even given away for FREE! Learn the strategy of what to look for at garage sales and how to bargain for the best deals!

Next, let Lynn Dralle show you how to do research quickly and easily online to find out what your collectibles are worth. You will be surprised!!

In Episode Two, An On-line Auction, Lynn will put her garage sale finds up at online auction and show you her strategies for getting top dollar! She will walk you through some actual listings. If you have ever been curious about online auction sites--this video is for you!

You will be shocked to see what bar mirrors, Little Tikes toys, and other garage junk sells for. She will show you how $74 turns into $569 in cyberspace (that is 7.5 times what she paid!)

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Email for Seniors: a step-by-step guide for the computer shy
$19.97

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This instructional video has been designed to provide computer shy seniors a gentle and low key introduction to using email on a Windows XP computer.

This computer help DVD provides visual demonstrations and step-by-step instructions to get you (or your computer shy friends) up to speed with Email as quickly as possible.

NOTE: Google Mail (Gmail) is used to visually demonstrate how to use web-based email but the basic email procedures that we cover in this computer help DVD will also apply to other free email services such as Hotmail and Yahoo.

NOTE: This instructional video can be watched on Televisions with DVD players and on computers which have DVD Drives.

BASIC EMAIL OPERATIONS ARE CAREFULLY EXPLAINED AND DEMONSTRATED

In this computer help DVD we cover: how to set up a free web-based email account (one that can be accessed from any Internet computer); how to send, receive, and forward email messages; how to view and save email pictures; how to attach pictures to email messages; how to delete email messages; how to retrieve email messages from the email trash; and how to move email messages between folders.

Real world comparisons are used to explain key email concepts.

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EMAIL FOR SENIORS INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO TABLE OF CONTENTS

- Introduction

- How to sign up for a free email account

- How to send, receive, and forward email messages

- Basic email operations

- How to save email pictures to a folder on your computer

- How to attach pictures to email messages

- Where to go from here

ADDITIONAL WINDOWS COMPUTER HELP DVDs

This computer help video has been designed and created for computer beginners but A SENIOR'S GUIDE TO USING A COMPUTER and INTERNET FOR SENIORS (both available from Amazon.com and CreateSpace.com) are recommended prerequisites.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Help for the Computer Shy founder Michael Gorzka has been teaching computer shy adults how to use personal computers (both Macs & PCs) and various software & Internet applications since 1997. He has incorporated what he has learned from his teaching experiences into his computer help DVDs and manuals.

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2007 Global Conference: Building Great Companies: Investing in Human Capital
$29.95

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Jeff Greenfield, senior political correspondent for CBS News, had a field day interviewing three titans in the world of media and business at the 2007 Milken Institute Global Conference. Viacom's Sumner Redstone, Wynn Resorts President and CEO Steve Wynn and then-Chairman and CEO of Yahoo! Inc., Terry Semel, were brought together to discuss the crucial role human capital has played in the success of their successful companies and how others can benefit from their wisdom.

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