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I never balk when putting this in the DVD player, even though this is a tough workout. You can always talk yourself into at least 20 minutes of exercise with Jackie at the helm - she makes the time fly. Jackie is professional, knows her stuff, and I like her rapport with her workout team (unlike Jillian Michaels who, on 30-Day Shred, can only manage jock talk with "my girls," as she calls the two very competent women who do the workout while Jillian flaps her gums). Anyway, Jackie is a breath of fresh air. The ab section is so effective and really varied, so it's fun (I can't believe I'm saying that!). All the moves are creative, the set is not distracting, and Jackie's cuing is spot on, but she's not overly chatty or fake. You can see from her interaction with her workout team that she's a caring trainer, and it makes you want to try harder.

Enjoy it! Cheaper than a gym membership!


Editorial Review :: Features routines to tone upper body, core, and lower body.

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With a few hundred dollars of equipment and this book, a newbie amateur astronomer can make contributions to astronomy and science that were impossible just twenty years ago. Anyone who wants to go beyond the "Wow!" of Hubble pictures and explore the "How?" and "Why?" should read this book.

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The Practical Guide to Lightcurve Photometry and Analysis provides those with access to even a modest telescope and a CCD camera the background and detailed steps to take part in important astronomical research. Readers learn about the joint projects in which they can take part, as well as the techniques of gathering, analyzing, and then publishing their data. The primary market for this book is amateur astronomers, but undergraduate students will also find its easy going friendly style ideal for help with their studies in this subject. There is of course more to lightcurve photometry than simply taking pictures. For the results to be of value, the data must be gathered and processed in certain ways so that it is both meaningful and can be used by others for analysis. The book contains enough background material (theory) for the reader to understand – and avoid – the pitfalls in the process. More important, there are detailed examples provided for how to obtain data and, for many, the more exciting and rewarding effort of analyzing the data to determine various properties of the object being studied. Under "choosing the right software," the author looks critically at the commercially-available packages, providing screen shots and useful advice. Amateur astronomers who wants to go beyond mere imaging with a CCD camera will find everything ithat they need in the book to take a step into ‘real’ science.

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I love his psychadelic music, his smooth piano voice, which is in this CD again perfectly recorded.

Editorial Review :: For people on the move & in the mood, smooth jazz superstar Brian Culbertson gets the party started with 'Come On Up', featuring jazz stalwarts Norman Brown, Rick Braun, & Steve Cole. Warner Brothers. 2003.

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I saw this movie 8 years ago and absolutely fell in love with it!^^ I was up and singing and danceing before I even knew it. It's a wonderful love story that will touch your heart and soul! It also has a strog morale everyone can learn.

Editorial Review :: It has syrupy ballads! It has inanimate objects that come to life! It has a villain who falls to his death! The noble Polly is basically an indentured servant to the evil Grisham, working off her orphan debt, but managing to save a little money and bury it next to a scarecrow. When the scarecrow comes to life and is given the form of a man as long as he wears a feather in his cap, he strives to rescue her from the lascivious clutches of Grisham and also to help her free the three young orphans she plans to raise. Aided by an enchanted broomstick, a mouthy mouse, and some nifty dancing, he accomplishes his goals. Set in Puritan times, this 77-minute movie manages to cram in an awful lot of anachronisms: Dancers steal John Travolta's moves from both Saturday Night Fever and Pulp Fiction, and one character calls another "jiving hip-hop trash." But the bottom line is that none of this will bother young children who will enjoy the action and the pranks, and will be exposed to the movie's clear moral lines. (Hurting others: bad. Helping others: good.) (Ages 3 and older) --Kimberly Heinrichs

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