Stacy Ferguson

When Charlie Brown's beloved pet Snoopy gets a case of the blues, his best pal eventually learns that the pup is simply wishing he could have a reunion with his many siblings, who were all separated from Snoopy when they were born. When boy and dog return to the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm, they are surprised to see the changes that have taken place there. Delightful "Peanuts" cartoon stars the voices of Philip Shafran, Bill Melendez. 23 min. Standard; Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital mono, Japanese Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English (SDH), Japanese, Korean, Thai, French; featurette. Also includes the bonus program "It's Flashbeagle, Charlie Brown" (1984).

Snoopy's Reunion was a 1991 television special that was unique in three major ways: it provided a rare look at all seven of Snoopy's siblings, filled in the story of Snoopy's adoption by Lila and her subsequent return of Snoopy to the puppy farm and his re-adoption by Charlie Brown, and was the only Peanuts show to feature adults speaking in anything other than "wah-wahs." Once a close beagle family that loved to make music together, Snoopy, Spike, Olaf, Andy, Marbles, Molly, Rover, and Belle were all adopted into different families and, while Snoopy loves his new life with Charlie Brown and the gang, he misses his siblings and has a case of the blues. In hopes of cheering up Snoopy, Charlie Brown arranges a reunion with Snoopy's brothers and sister and, once they're all assembled, they board a bus headed for Daisy Hill Puppy Farm where they were born. Urban development has markedly changed the landscape when they arrive, but the bonds of family are strong and the siblings manage to have a jammin' reunion and help Snoopy trade in the blues for some happier tunes. While music plays an important role in Snoopy's Reunion, it's absolutely key in the second feature "It's Flashbeagle, Charlie Brown." A 1984 parody of Flashdance, the gang tout the benefits of exercise, learn to dance at their own individual paces, and dance the night away at their home dance parties; but it's Snoopy who proves to have the fanciest footwork of all when he turns out to be the star of the discotheque. A new 10-minute featurette, filmed at Comic-Con 2008, features interview footage from Peanut's producer Lee Mendelson and lots of the then-child voice artists including Peter Robins (Charlie Brown--1965-1969), Sally Dryer (Lucy and Violet--1965-1969), Chris DeFaria (Peppermint Patty and Pigpen--1969-1973), Hilary Momberger (Sally--1969-1973), and Jason Mendelson (Rerun--1983-1985). The artists reminisce about recording for the show, talk about the then-innovative concept of using real kids as voice artists, reveal the unusual and often nepotistic paths that led to their being cast for the program, and laugh at how their experiences on Peanut's generally failed to lead to careers in show business. Peanuts is the iconic, timeless cartoon--watch, reminisce, and be sure to share the experience with your children and grandchildren--they'll love it. --Tami Horiuchi

Includes bonus CD featuring 4 new songs, 6 remixed songs and bonus video content! The new album by The Black Eyed Peas is off to a blazing start! The first single from The E.N.D. (Energy Never Dies), BOOM BOOM POW was also the Peas' very first #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart! With The E.N.D., The Peas are poised to continue with the success of Elephunk and their fourth release Monkey Business - they have had multiple hit anthems, such as "My Humps" "Pump It" and "Let's Get It Started" along with "Don't Phunk With My Heart" "Where is the Love?" and "Don't Lie". Track listing: 1. Boom Boom Pow 2. Rock That Body 3. Meet Me Halfway 4. Imma Be 5. I Gotta Feeling 6. Alive 7. Missing You 8. Ring-A-Ling 9. Party All the Time 10. Out of My Head 11. Electric City 12. Showdown 13. Now Generation 14. One Tribe 15. Rockin to the Beat Bonus CD: 1. Where Ya Wanna Go 2. Simple Little Melody 3. Mare 4. Don't Bring Me Down 5. Pump It Harder 6. Let's Get Re-Started 7. Shut The Phunk Up 8. That's The Joint 9. Another Weekend 10. Don't Phunk Around And exclusive bonus video.

Loud, fast, and proudly out of control, Grindhouse is a tribute to the low-budget exploitation movies that lurked at drive-ins and inner city theaters in the '60s and early '70s. Writers/directors Quentin Tarantino (Kill Bill) and Robert Rodriguez (Sin City) cooked up this three-hour double feature as a way to pay homage to these films, and the end result manages to evoke the down-and-dirty vibe of the original films for an audience that may be too young to remember them. Rodriguez's Planet Terror is a rollicking horror/sci-fi/action piece about a plague outbreak that turns citizens into cannibalistic murderers; it's heavy on the gore and explosions but also features a terrific cast of A players (Freddy Rodriguez, Naveen Andrews, Marley Shelton) and B-movie vets (Michael Biehn, Jeff Fahey, Tom Savini) and the indelible image of Rose McGowan as a stripper whose torn-off leg is replaced by a high-powered machine gun. If Tarantino's feature was a nod to the moody, genre-jumping exploitation of the early '70s, Rodriguez's contribution to the Grindhouse aesthetic pays tribute to the manic gorefests from Italy and the States in the early '80s. And much like the film itself, the supplemental features on Terror's double-disc Extended and Unrated presentation have a loose, action-packed and familial vibe that gives fans full access to Rodriguez's one-man-studio approach to moviemaking. The director is featured twice on audio tracks: first, on the feature commentary, which provides a fun tour through the picture's production (as well as information on the upcoming Grindhouse DVD set, which will reunite the two pictures in their theatrical format), and later on the "10-Minute Film School," a fascinating breakneck run through the numerous visual and CGI effects that produced the film's most eye-popping effects, including McGowan's leg/machine gun. Most of the extras echo Rodriguez's informative and entertaining vibe--two featurettes cover the picture's male and female cast (the former offers affectionate tributes to the exploitation vets in the company, including Biehn, Fahey, Michael Parks, and Savini), while "Casting Rebel" is an amusing discussion of how Rodriguez came to bring his own son into the movie, as well as his refusal to disclose the fate of Rebel's character. "Sickos, Bullets, and Explosions" takes a look at Terror's extensive special effects through interviews with stunt coordinator Jeff Dashnaw and members of the visual effects team, while "The Friend, The Doctor, and The Real Estate Agent" chats with three non-actors, all pals of Rodriguez, who wound up with small but significant roles in the picture. The Extended and Unrated aspect of the set is limited to a few extended scenes and extra splatter (sorry, the infamous "Missing Reel" is not recovered for this set), while Grindhouse fans bemoaning the absence of the film's hilarious faux trailers will appreciate the inclusion of Rodriguez's hilarious Machete spot, with Danny Trejo as a death-dealing, lady-loving tough guy gunning for double-crosser Fahey. The set also includes an "Audience Reaction" track: Essentially, it's a whole track of whoops and hollers that allows the viewer to "experience" the film as if they were watching it in an actual grindhouse from back in the day. Its inclusion neither adds to or detracts from enjoying this DVD, but it's wholly indicative of the level of fun Rodriguez had making the picture--and wants to share with his fans. -- Paul Gaita

A mishap with a bio-weapon on a nearby military base begins mutating the residents of a small Texas town into flesh-starved zombies. Now it's up to a ragtag bunch of locals--including a gun-legged exotic dancer (Rose McGowan), her mysterious ex-lover (Freddy Rodriguez), a syringe-wielding doc (Marley Shelton), and the town sheriff (Michael Biehn)--to save the day. Robert Rodriguez's gore-soaked contribution to the "Grindhouse" double bill also stars Naveen Andrews, Josh Brolin, Jeff Fahey, and Bruce Willis. Extended version; 105 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1; Subtitles: English (SDH), Spanish; audio commentary; featurettes; photo gallery; theatrical trailer. Two-disc set.

A mishap with a bio-weapon on a nearby military base begins mutating the residents of a small Texas town into flesh-starved zombies. Now it's up to a ragtag bunch of locals--including a gun-legged exotic dancer (Rose McGowan), her mysterious ex-lover (Freddy Rodriguez), a syringe-wielding doc (Marley Shelton), and the town sheriff (Michael Biehn)--to save the day. Robert Rodriguez's gore-soaked contribution to the "Grindhouse" double bill also stars Naveen Andrews, Josh Brolin, Jeff Fahey, and Bruce Willis. Extended version; 105 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English; Subtitles: English, Spanish; audio commentary; featurettes; poster gallery; theatrical trailers. Two-disc set.

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This digital document is an article from MedSurg Nursing, published by Jannetti Publications, Inc. on December 1, 2000. The length of the article is 3018 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.From the author: Malnutrition is common in older adults and is associated with poor outcomes. The causes and outcomes of malnutrition are discussed, and the TwoCal[R] HN Med Pass program, designed to overcome poor dietary intake, is described. Benefits of the program, role of the pharmacist, identification of candidates for the TwoCal[R] HN Med Pass program, and health care team roles and responsibilities are reviewed.Citation DetailsTitle: [1] Malnutrition: Role of the TwoCal[R] HN Med Pass Program (1).(Statistical Data Included)Author: Stacy BenderPublication: MedSurg Nursing (Refereed)Date: December 1, 2000Publisher: Jannetti Publications, Inc.Volume: 9 Issue: 6 Page: 284Article Type: Statistical Data IncludedDistributed by Thomson Gale

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