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A solid introduction to the game of roulette, FUN-TO-KNOW: ROULETTE MADE SIMPLE lays out the basics of the game for people with little playing experience. A professional roulette instructor uses detailed demonstrations to illustrate what makes a single different from a double, how to manage one`s money and avoid major loss, the meaning of percentages, and proper roulette etiquette. By learning about common mistakes, players will pick up good habits and avoid unnecessary errors.
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STREET FURY: BLUE picks up where STREET FURY: RED left off, getting inside the import racing scene and recording its races, profiling its cars and drivers, going to its parties, and living the lifestyle. Enlivened by both insider and real world takes on the scene, profiles of the sport's giants, and a slew of comely import models, STREET FURY: BLUE is an import fanatic's dream.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Stereo - EnglishInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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LEARN TO SING VOCALS will give you all the fundamentals to get on your way to singing. First, you'll meet the instructors, who will tell you how they got started and what singing means to them. Then, they'll take you through the basics. When you're ready, you can join in and sing with the multiple angle Virtual Jam Session.Region [unknown]Keep Case3 - Disc SetFull FrameAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditonal Product: Booklet - 1. Reference Book CD-Rom Audio CD
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The teacher in XTRA CREDIT really knows how to test her students. Upon arriving at her new school, this teacher plans to teach her students all about sex, and manages to include practically the entire student body in her lesson plan. Please note that this program contains mature content and it not appropriate for children.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Rachel Weisz, Paul Rudd, Gretchen Mol, and Frederick Weller star in Neil LaBute's adaptation of his own stage play, which also featured all four actors. The film focuses on the unlikely romance between precocious art grad student Evelyn (Weisz) and shy English undergrad Adam (Rudd). As their relationship progresses, the unhip, bookish Adam is brought out of his shell by the spontaneous, opinionated Evelyn. Soon Adam is losing weight, wearing contact lenses instead of glasses, and dressing more fashionably than before. However, Adam's changes begin to affect his longtime friendship with the optimistic, attractive Jenny (Mol) and the cocky, smug Philip (Weller), who are now engaged. Soon the four become involved in a variety of uncomfortable entanglements, ultimately leading to a disturbing revelation.A welcome return to form for LaBute after the period-piece detour of POSSESSION, THE SHAPE OF THINGS finds the provocative director-screenwriter back in the darkly comedic vein of his first two films, IN THE COMPANY OF MEN and YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS. Whereas those two movies focused on the ruthless and manipulative side of the male psyche, this film features a woman carrying out the same sorts of questionable acts of cruelty. As LaBute's film goes from sweet to sadistic, it brings up larger issues involving art and relationships, but these points never detract from the fine ensemble performances or the intriguing central story. Shot in California, the sunny backdrop of THE SHAPE OF THINGS works wonderfully as the counterpoint to the film's shady proceedings and allows the stage-play roots of the tale to unfold in a different light.
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