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Song titles include: Good Morning, The Number Rock; Months Of The Year (Eng.); Months Of The Year (Span.); Muffin Man; Listen And Move; The World Is A Rainbow; Popcorn; The Boogie Walk; The Freeze; She'll Be Coming 'Round The Mountain (1); She'll Be Coming 'Round The Mountain (2); and Resting.

When the Virgin Mary appeared to Juan Diego in Mexico in 1531 to give him a message for the Bishop, she left a miraculous image of herself on his tilma. Centuries later, the results of scientific analysis of the image on the tilma are amazing. In the Virgin s eyes the 13 figures who witnessed the miracle are visible. The stars on her cloak are positioned exactly as they were on the day of the miracle in 1531. The painting technique used is unknown. The colors are vibrant and intact the cloth itself uncorrupted by time. An extraordinary discovery reveals the Spanish origin (from Extremadura, Spain) of the name of Guadalupe and its incredible connection with the Evangelist St. Luke. Format: DVD, one disc Run time: 52 minutes Rating: not rated Producer: Janson Media

A combination of teachings, visualization, meditation, and self-hypnosis, this Positivity Guide will teach you which daily choices and practices create confidence, courage and self-esteem. Reclaim the excitement in your life as yo learn to emanate and magnetize positive energy!

"Movie stars Donna Mills as Brenda Morgan, a beautiful, successful attorney who has everything a woman could want - except a man in her life."

These original stories, based on the Deaf experience, are compelling works of ASL literature and comprise our first set of the ASL Literature Series. The videotape of these two stories is available as a literature Collector's Edition for your appreciation of ASL storytelling. Ben Bahan's fable, "Bird of a Different Feather," explores the differences of a bird within a family of eagles. Rather than accepting the bird's differences, the eagle family tries to apply a pathological approach to raising the unusual bird. It is an odyssey familiar to many deaf people. Sam Supalla's "For a Decent Living," the protagonist is a deaf boy on a journey to find his deaf identity. Escaping from his unsympathetic hearing family, he faces the continuing dilemma of proving himself to his family, the deaf community, and society at large. Bahan and Supalla are both masterful ASL storytellers and offer us keen insights into the "Deaf experience".

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The Honeywell RPLS740B 7-Day Solar Time Table Programmable Switch for Lights and Motors helps you save money by ensuring that your lights come on only when you need them. This unit works with incandescent, halogen, and fluorescent lighting, making it ideal for indoor or outdoor use. It also works with ceiling fans, bathroom fans, pond pumps, and pool pumps. Featuring three operating modes and seven programs, the 7-Day Solar Time Table Programmable Switch for Lights and Motors allows you to create programs that best suit your lifestyle. Its sleek design fits flush with standard wallplates, while the large screen and backlight provide clear viewing, even at night. Easy to install and equipped with an automatic daylight saving update, this switch works to keep energy costs down even when you're not around.7-Day Solar Time Table Programmable SwitchAt a Glance:Seven customizable programs help save money on electricity billsSolar timetable pinpoints local sunrise/sunset times for automated on/off of lightsSlim design fits flush with standard wallplatesRandom mode turns household lights on/off at various times to deter potential break-ins Compatible with motors and all types of lightingThe 7-Day Solar Time Table flexible programming allows you to create up to seven programs per week.The display features simple and easy to read information at a glance. View larger.Three Modes Offer Variety and SecuritySave money on your energy bills with the Honeywell 7-Day Solar Time Table Programmable Switch for Lights and Motors. With its three different operating modes, you can customize your system to best suit your lighting needs. The automatic mode turns lights on at sunset and off at sunrise using the solar timetable or you can choose fixed hours to avoid having the lights on all night, while the manual setting lets you use it as a conventional switch. For extra security, the random mode works by turning lights on and off inside the house while you're on vacation. This simulates an active household, discouraging potential break-ins and giving you peace of mind while you're away.Includes Seven Customizable ProgramsThe 7-Day Solar Time Table flexible programming allows you to create up to seven programs per week. A single program can apply to one day or the entire week. Whether you want living room lights off during the day, or patio lights on after sunset, Honeywell provides you with numerous customizable options for incandescent, halogen, and fluorescent lighting systems.A handy manual override allows you to turn the light on or off without affecting the current program. For added convenience, this switch also automatically adjusts for daylight saving time so you don't have to worry about reprogramming.Activate Lights with Solar Timetable FunctionWhen you enter your home's latitude and longitude, the Solar Time Table switch calculates the sunrise and sunset times for each day of the year. The program automatically turns your lights on and off with the daylight, so you always have light when it's most useful. The switch also gives you the option of adjusting lights up to an hour before actual sunrise or sunset, ideal for places where trees block the majority of natural light.Slim Design and Simple InstallationThanks to its compact design, the Solar Time Table Programmable Switch adds a sleek and subtle touch to your room. It measures a slim 2-7/10 by 1-7/10 by 1-7/10 inches (H x W x D) for a flush fit in any standard decorative wallplate. The intuitive three-button interface makes it simple to create your programming schedule, providing a wide screen and backlight for easy viewing day or night. An LED offers you quick confirmation of its on/off status. Its large backlit screen comes with the option to stay lit up on low intensity as a nightlight and turns on its high intensity when you press either of the buttons. It installs easily with its line, neutral and load wire connection.An Way to Save MoneyBecause the Solar Time Table works automatically, you can save money on your energy bills with the push of a button. The programming limits unnecessary use of lights, giving you more control over how much electricity you consume. Your household becomes more , and you get longer-lasting lights.Warranty InformationThe Honeywell 7-Day Solar Time Table Programmable Switch for Lights and Motors is supported by a one year limited warranty.What's in the BoxSwitch, wire connectors and instructions.The compact design of the Solar Time Table Programmable Switchadds a sleek and subtle touch to your room.

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New York Times readers could always count on photographer Bill Cunningham to provide vivid glimpses of trending fashions and high-society affairs by keeping up with his "On the Street" and "Evening Hours" columns. Now, longtime followers and new fans alike can learn all about Cunningham's long career and fascinating life through this affectionate documentary portrait of the man and his gift for framing our cultural currents. 84 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; Subtitles: English (SDH); bonus footage; theatrical trailer.

Richard Press's flattering, but never fawning portrait of New York Times photographer Bill Cunningham distinguishes itself from most other art and fashion documentaries. First of all, Cunningham doesn't produce work that ends up on gallery walls. Instead, his candid snapshots of the city's most fashionable citizens have graced the paper's Style section for decades. That accessibility, however, doesn't make the octogenarian any less of an artist. Navigating New York with his humble Schwinn, clad in his blue canvas jacket, Cunningham doesn't miss a trick or a trend. In an era when anyone can take a digital photo and upload it to the Internet, he still shoots on film, and style mavens pour through his columns, "On the Street" and "Evening Hours," to see what's hip and whether or not they made the cut. For all his talent, though, Cunningham, a devout Catholic, eschews free drinks and other perks, and has lived in the same humble Carnegie Hall studio for 50 years. Press injects some suspense into the scenario when circumstances force Cunningham out of this rent-controlled paradise. Fortunately, a solution will be forthcoming. Along the way, Bonfire of the Vanities author Tom Wolfe, Vogue editor Anna Wintour (star of the equally fine September Issue), and other observers offer their thoughts, though Press always returns to Cunningham, whose joie de vivre will surely prove irresistible even to those who normally couldn't care less about cameras and clothes. --Kathleen C. Fennessy

When it appeared on the Fox TV network in 1993, Living Single was one of the first sitcoms to portray the everyday doings of a group of African America friends living ordinary American lives. It also pretty much launched the acting career of rap artist Queen Latifah (who performed its theme song) before she moved onto a thriving profession as a movie star. The format was nothing new, but it quickly became a hit and ran for five successful seasons. The setting was the office of urban-lifestyle Flavor magazine, where Khadijah James (Latifah) was editor, and the New York apartment Khadijah shared with roommates Synclaire (Kim Coles) and Regine (Kim Fields). There were frequent drop-ins by Khadijah's friend Maxine (Erika Alexander) and the duo of bickering best-friends from the apartment upstairs Kyle (Terrence T.C. Carson) and Overton (John Henton). From that formulaic setup came the good-natured storylines that allowed for plenty of Friends-like repartee (although Friends didn't premiere until the next year). It was also a little Seineld-like (which was just hitting stride in 1993), except that Living Single did not adhere to Seinfeld's "no hugging, no learning" policy. In episodes with titles like "Crappy Birthday," "Whose Date Is It Anyway," "Fatal Distraction," and "A Tale of Two Tattles," Khadijah and company engaged in familiar sitcom ensemble wise-cracking, back-stabbing, name-calling, and grudge-holding that elicited plenty of "WOOOOO!" responses from the studio audience, but everyone always went back to being supportive pals for the denouements. The series made it clear that Latifah was a charismatic and charmingly telegenic personality who had no problem sharing screen time with her co-stars. The bickering is most fun in episodes heavy on scenes between the gossip queen Regine and the upscale, quick-witted lawyer Maxine. The Ralph Kramden/Ed Norton dynamic between Overton and Kyle also makes for lively sitcom chemistry. There's no episode commentary on this first season, 27-episode four-disc set. The only extra is a 13-minute documentary, "How Ya Livin'? Season one of Living Single," which features new interviews with series creator Yvette Lee Bowser and some of the cast members (but not Queen Latifah). --Ted Fry

All 27 episodes from the debut season--including "Judging by the Cover," "In the Black Is Beautiful," "Quittin' Time," "Friends Like These," and "What's Next?"--are collected in a four-disc set. 9 1/2 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; Subtitles: English, French, Spanish; featurette. **27 episodes on 4 discs. 9 1/2 hrs.**

If you are taking medication at two times every day, this is the organizer for you. Easy to read and manipulate, the Twice-a-day Weekly Pill Organizer will simplify your complicated life.