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Number Series Title Description1 Citizen Kane An all-powerful press magnate, Kane, dies in his fabulous castle

Xanadu, his last word being "Rosebud", which leads a reporter to seek the meaning behind the word and find the meaning of Kane. Prominent publisher, William Randolph Hearst, saw the film as a thinly disguised version of his career and attempted to suppress it.

2 After Hours Word processor Paul Hackett is looking for a break from his humdrum Manhattan routine. He heads to SoHo for a late-night date with Marcy, a girl he scarcely knows and gradually gets caught up in a bizarre web of seemingly chance encounters with a host of loopy, looney "downtown" night people.

3 The Purple Rose of Cairo Cecilia is a poor waitress in a dumpy New Jersey diner who goes to movies to escape the realities of the Depression Era life. Her favorite is "The Purple Rose of Cairo". When the leading man Tom Baxter decides to be with Cecilia, confusion abounds as he steps from the screen to join her.

4 Kiss of the Spider Woman A complex story of a friendship that develops between two men, Molina and Raul, in a prison cell somewhere in Latin America. To pass the time Molina narrates old movies starring Sonia Braga, who is the spider woman, and Valentin's bourgeois girlfriend.

5 The Seventh Seal Death comes for a knight, who challenges Death to a game of chess while he tries to show illustrations of goodness in mankind. Death takes them all away in the end.

6 The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie A Buñuel joke on his audience, using friends' attempts to have dinner party as excuse for series of surrealistic sequences. Reality and illusion

soon blur into one, with delicious comic results. Several bourgeois friends planning to get together for dinner experience a succession of highly unusual occurrences that interfere with their expected dining enjoyment.

8 Dr. Strangelove (Or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb)

Portrays a satire in which the President and his military advisers struggle ineptly to avert a holocaust after two psychotic generals launch a nuclear attack on the Soviet Union because they fear the Russians are poisoning the water supply in the United States.

9 2001: a Space Odyssey A science fiction film which moves from the pre-historic birth of intelligence toward the emergence of man as pure thought somewhere in the future.

10 Aguirre, the Wrath of God A band of spanish conquistadors, led by aguirre, self-styled "wrath of god," go up the amazon in search of gold, but aguirre's megalomania turns the expedition into a death trip.

11 Being there A simple-minded recluse, whose only reality is television, comes into contact with the real world and his literalness leads him to a position of great influence. Based on the novel by jerzy kosinski. Stars peter sellers, shirley maclaine and melvyn douglas.

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Number Series Title Description12 North By Northwest Suspense film in which a suave Madison Avenue ad-man is mistaken

for a Federal intelligence man by foreign agents. When he is falsely implicated in a murder, he flees cross-country, followed by spies, counterspies, police, and a blonde Mata Hari who apparently is aiding the agents chasing him. The film ends with a mad scramble across the giant sculpted faces of Mount Rushmore.

13 Amadeus Dramatization of the 18th century composer salieri's alleged jealousy over the genius of mozart. Stars tom hulce and f. Murray abraham.

14 Brazil In this surrealistic nightmare vision of a "perfect" future where technology reigns supreme, a daydreaming bureaucrat who is involved with an underground superhero and a beautiful mysterious woman becomes the tragic victim of his own romantic illusions.

15 What Do I Do Now? Parents describe their attitudes toward therapy for their deaf children.

16 Fellini's Amarcord A loosely autobiographical study of life in italy during the 1930's by federico fellini.

17 The Dresser Sir, a grandiloquent old man of the theater, has given his soul to his career, but his tyrannical rule over the company is now beginning to crack under the strain of age and illness as he prepares for his two hundred twenty-seventh performance of King Lear. Sir's dedicated dresser, Norman, submits to Sir's frequently unreasonable demands, tends to his health, and reminds him of what role he is currently playing.

19 Nosferatu the Vampire (Dracula) The first vampire movie. Count Orlock (Nosferatu, the vampire) leaves his castle in the Carpathians and travels by ship to Bremen, bringing

coffins filled with dirt and plague rats. First "Dracula" film. Definitely not "camp" and not for the squeamish! "Silent" film with original organ score by Rosa Rio.

20 Night and Fog (Nuit Et Brouillard) A documentary film which counter points words and music, still and motion pictures, past and present, and living and dead to depict the

world of the German concentration camps. Based on the book Tragédie de la déportation by Olga Wormser and Henri Michel

21 Hiroshima Mon Amour During a love affair between a French actress and a Japanese architect, the actress recalls a dramatic love affair she had with a German soldier during World War II.

22 Peege23 Everybody Madeline L'Engle Creative Writing Author Madeline L'Engle is interviewed by a panel of women writers at

LCC. A program in the college's "Everybody" series.

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Number Series Title Description24 Everybody Madeline L'Engle Swiftly Tilting Planet Author Madeline L'Engle is interviewed by a group of teenage readers

at LCC. Discussed especially are her most popular novel, "A Wrinkle in Time," and her latest, "Swiftly Tilting Planet." A program in the college's "Everybody" series.

25 Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Management

Illustrates the fundamentals of supervision: organization, delegation, communication, discipline, and motivation.

28 Miracle of Life Shows, through the use of live-action microscopic photography, the processes of human reproduction. Shows initial cells of egg and sperm as they form, and follows their fertilization and development. Covers formation of the neural tube that becomes the spine, along with the first heartbeat and blood flow.

29 My Heart, Your Heart Broadcast journalist jim lehrer, who suffered a heart attack and open-heart surgery at age 49, hosts this examination of heart disease.

30 Eraserhead A nightmarish collage of images which blends the grotesque and the absurd, the deeply disturbing and the darkly humorous. Henry is the nerdish central character who lives in a squalid apartment with a strange girl and their monstrous baby. The extraordinary special effects create an eerie, dream-like world with a logic all its own.

31 China Discovery Discusses chinese technology and discovery throughout the ages.32 Frontline What About Mom & Dad? Depicts the problems and choices involved in caring for aged, ailing

relatives, and how they affect the lives of several middle-class families. A program in the pbs "frontline" series.

33 Frontline Who's Running This War? Examines the pros and cons of aid to the nicaraguan "contras," and the characteristics of the "contras" themselves. A program in the pbs "frontline" series.

34 Frontline Russia Love It or Leave It Marian marzynski leads a group of arizona tourists on a tour of leningrad and moscow, in search of a "happy" russia. A program in the pbs "frontline" series.

35 The Greatest Lakes Examines the ecological damage brought to the great lakes by a century of modern economic activity, the success achieved in reversing some of this damage, and ongoing efforts to deal with problems of pollution and management.

36 Frank Lloyd Wright Prophet Without Honor A look at one of america's most famous architects. Through interviews, his controversial life is discussed. His house, taliese east, is the location for the discussion.

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Number Series Title Description37 Frontline A Class Divided Documents a reunion of Iowa teacher Jane Elliott and her third-grade

class of 1970,l subjects that year of an abs news television documentary entitled: "The Eye of the Storm." Shows how her experimental curriculum on the evils of discrimination had a lasting effect on the lives of the students and how she has applied the exercise with adult groups such as Iowa prison system employees.

38 Entrepreneurs Focuses on five entrepreneurs and their companies: Steven Jobs of Next, inc., Mitchell Kapor of Lotus development, Lane Nemeth of Discovery Toys, Doug Tompkins of Esprit, and Fred Smith of Federal Express.

39 Frontline Inside the Jury Room For the first time ever, television cameras are allowed inside a jury room to witness a jury's deliberation to learn about the process, psychology, and group dynamics. A program in the pbs "frontline" series

40 Blood Simple A jealous husband (Hedaya) hires an unscrupulous detective (Walsh) to murder his adulterous wife (McDormand) and her lover (Getz).

41 The Pawnbroker Sol Nazerman is a WWII Nazi death camp survivor. Now, he runs a pawnshop and takes refuge in misery and a bitter condemnation of humanity. When his assistant sacrifices his own life for the pawnbroker during a robbery, Sol is finally confronted with the inherent goodness of the human spirit.

42 Gallipoli The lure of adventure and the unknown bring two young men together in the Australian army during World War I. The disastrous attack on the Turkish stronghold of Gallipolis is the climax of the action.

43 Seven Beauties The story of a likeable hood with no political convictions and fewer brains who shoots his sister's pimp to save the family honor. He is caught, tried, sent to an insane asylum, volunteers for the Italian army and ends up in a Nazi concentration camp.

44 The Exorcist A young girl becomes possessed by the devil and causes several violent deaths before she can be cured.

45 Blue Velvet A young man's discovery of a severed ear leads to the uncovering of murder, mystery and perversion in a small American town.

46 Atlantic City A romantic thriller, set in the gambling environment of Atlantic city.

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Number Series Title Description47 The Color Purple This is the story of a black family's growth and flowering as told through

the life of Celie. Set in the rural South about 1909, it tells of the loving relationship between Celie and her sister Nettie. At the center of everything is Celie, who as a young girl gives birth to two children who are both taken away from her. She and her sister are also separated. Celie then marries into a life of virtual servitude to a brutal man causing her life to be filled with oppression and grinding disappointments. Her joys are few until, after 40 years, she is reunited with her family.

48 The Man Who Would Be King Danny Dravot and Peachy Carnehan leave 19th century India and set out for the isolated, primitive land of Kafiristan, whose people have not seen an outsider in hundreds of years. Peachy becomes lord of the kingdom's limitless treasury, while Danny is first crowned king, then declared a god.

49 The Shop On Main Street In 1942, Tono and his wife are struggling because of his antipathy towards the fascist regime. His brother-in-law, the local fuehrer, chooses Tono to oversee a button shop owned by a sweet, harmless Jewish widow, Mrs. Lautman. When the Jews are ordered deported,

the well-meaning Tono decides to shield her from the Nazis. Based on the story by Ladislav Grosman.

50 Mon Oncle D'Amerique A case study of three characters, focusing on their pursuit of careers. This is intercut with segments of a lecture from Prof. Henri Laborit, a behavioral scientist speaking in pure documentary fashion, contributing

his theories on memory. Also intercuts footage from other movies. Based on the works of Professor Henri Laborit

51 Sunset Boulevard A harsh look at Hollywood in which an aging silent-movie queen makes a tragic attempt to return to stardom.

52 Diva Cynthia Hawkins is the operatic superstar whose refusal to make a recording frustrates her adoring public. A young fan named Jules makes a secret tape and is stalked by thugs who plan to blackmail the diva. Jules also accidentally acquires a tape which tells of a top mobster's role in an international sex and drug ring. Two hired killers

are out to get the tape. Based on the novel by Delacorta.

55 Biofeedback Bio Feedback'the Yoga of the West Shows how researchers use biofeedback techniques in helping patients overcome disease, in giving prisoners a sense of self-mastery, and in providing ordinary people with a deeper insight into their subconscious.

56 Welding: Making It Happen (12:47) - Welding (5:26)

Welding: Making it Happen (12:47) Welding (5:26) - Portrays the many ways welding touches everyday life.

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Number Series Title Description57 Death of a Salesman A social drama about an aging traveling salesman, by Arthur Miller.

Originally shown on Television.58 Suleyman the Magnificent This program explores the social, political, and cultural back-ground of

the ottoman empire, focusing on the reign of Sultan Suleyman (1520-1566) under whose rule the empire spread to rule much of asia, europe, and africa.

59 The Legacy of Suicide Eunice Cunningham, a psychiatric social worker, discusses her grieving process after her husband's suicide, especially overcoming the denial of his death.

61 Psychosomatic Disorder Discusses how the interaction of mind and body produces real physical ailments, of which the origins are mental and emotional. Explores causes and surveys available treatment methods.

62 Schizophrenia Removing the Veil A comprehensive overview of schizophrenia, explaining major symptoms and manifestations, and its possible causes.

63 Raising Arizona A young couple steals a baby from someone who has more than enough children. Comedy, starring Nicolas Cage and Holly Hunter.

64 Streetwise A documentary of seattle street kids, who share their lives and thoughts as they coexist and care for one another on the streets.

65 Why We Fight Battle of China A documentary record of Japan's attempt to conquer China, beginning with the events of the 1930's, continuing with the impressive Chinese defense effort in the early 1940's, and ending with the Allies bringing

help to the Chinese in 1942. Produced in 1944 as a motion picture by the War Dept., Signal Corps, Army Service Forces, for the Morale Services Division.

66 Prelude To War Part of a series initially shown to American soldiers who were going overseas in the 1940's. This first segment shows film clips of events which prompted the United States' entry into World War II. The film reviews the events from 1931 to 1939, including the Japanese conquest of Manchuria, the Italian conquest of Ethiopia, and the rise of Hitler, and discusses the Axis plan of world conquest. The war is

portrayed as a struggle for the preservation of a free world. Produced in 1944 as a motion picture by the War Dept., Signal Corps, Army Service Forces, for the Morale Services Division.

67 The Grapes of Wrath An adaptation of John Steinbeck's novel about the Joad family and their migration to california from the dust-bowl during the depression.

68 My Dinner With andre A passionate, volatile, and humorous encounter between two friends who have not seen each other for a long time. What emerges is a portrait of a friendship that transcends contrasting assumptions about love, death, art, and the quest for self-fulfillment.

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Number Series Title Description69 1984 An adaptation of George Orwell's classic novel, written in 1948. It is a

prediction of the future-a world of manipulation and betrayal, cynicism and terror.

70 Children of a Lesser God A love story about an idealistic teacher and a headstrong young deaf woman. Stars William Hurt and Marlee Matlin.

71 Platoon Based on the first-hand experience of writer-director Oliver Stone, this is the story of soldiers whose innocence is lost in Vietnam.

72 Williamsburg File What started as a restoration project of Williamsburg, Virginia turned into an uncovering of artifacts from the colonial period.

73 Doorway To the Past Discusses the contribution of Thomas Jefferson to archaeology, and shows different locations and processes necessary to protect and analyze artifacts found on a typical colonial site.

74 The Miracle of Life A documentary, showing actual conception and development of a baby. Swedish photographer Lennart Nilsson used a microscopic camera to observe details building up to the moment of birth.

75 The Hiding Place Filmed in Holland and other authentic european locations, this film traces the lives of Corrie Ten Boom, her father, and sister, from the quiet years before world war ii to their work with the "underground" in helping to save countless jewish lives.

76 A Great Wall This moving and humorous story chronicles the return of Leo Fang and his American-born wife and son to his native China and provides a comical insight into the cultural clashes between traditional Chinese families and Chinese-American families.

77 Meeting the Meeting Challenge Takes a New Look at the Role of a Leader Facing 12 Critical Point of a Meeting, Such as: How to GET STARTED, WHAT to do when PEOPLE DON'T PARTICIPATE, When THERE's an AWKWARD SILENCE, how to Keep EVERYONE on the SUBJECT, What to do When CHALLENGED, ETC.

78 The New Team of Two Shows how managers and secretaries can become more effective teams through communication and mutual organization of daily work. Based on Alan Lakein's book "How to Get Control of Your Time and your Life."

79 Williamsburg The Search For a Century A chronological account of the rich archaeological discoveries on the site of a 17th century plantation that eventually supplies many of the agricultural needs of colonial Williamsburg, Virginia

80 Looking At It From Every Angle Explains the distinction between the process of solving problems and making decisions, and helps managers understand and master the steps involved.

82 Women At Large The first exercise program designed for large women, by large women

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Number Series Title Description84 My Life As a Dog Bundled off to a rural village while his ill mother recuperates, young

Ingemar, who bravely compares himself to Laika, the Russian space dog, finds unexpected adventure with the town's warm-hearted

eccentrics. Based on the novel: Mitt liv som hund.

88 Witness A hardened young philadelphia detective, played by Harrison Ford, helps a young amish woman and her son after they get caught up in the murder of an undercover narcotics agent.

89 Joshua In a Box This video designed to promote creative and critical thinking. This non-narrated animated film deals with man's needs, emotions, and values. The symbolic significance of the provocative ending will stimulate many open ended questions and discussions.

90 The Living Body Eating To Live Explores appetite and hunger in the human body. By means of photography of the interior of the body, shows the actions of a salivary gland, the swallowing reflex, and the churning of the stomach as food is broken down and processed.

91 American Journal Of Nursing Mock Code Dramatization A cardiopulmonary arrest is dramatized in order to demonstrate correct activation of the code, proper cpr technique, administration of emergency drugs, use of the defibrillator, and accurate record keeping.

92 The Boat (Das Boot) Portrays the crew aboard one of the german u-boats, knows as the "gray wolves," as it prowls the north atlantic in world war ii. A dubbed english version of "Das Boot."

93 All Quiet On the Western Front A group of young World War I German recruits pass from idealism to disillusionment with war. Based on the novel by Erich Maria

Remarque.94 Gone With the Wind - Part 1 Focuses on the life and loves of the beautiful and selfish Scarlett

O'Hara. The story begins on the O'Hara's Georgia plantation of Tara in antebellum days and moves through the Civil War and Reconstruction. Based on the novel by Margaret Mitchell.

95 Gone With the Wind (Part 2) Focuses on the life and loves of the beautiful and selfish Scarlett O'Hara. The story begins on the O'Hara's Georgia plantation of Tara in antebellum days and moves through the Civil War and Reconstruction. Based on the novel by Margaret Mitchell.

96 The Digestive System Explains chemical and mechanical processes by which the digestive system converts food into energy. Locates, identifies, and describes functions of each digestive organ, and stresses importance of a well-balanced diet in providing energy the body needs.

97 The Work of the Kidneys Illustrates major structures of the kidneys, and shows how they regulate the body's support systems.

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Number Series Title Description98 The New Puritans The Skihs of Yuba City Gives the history, as well as the present status of the Sikh population in

Yuba City, California.99 A New Look At Cold Water Near-Drowning Discusses the human response to drowning, including wet and dry

drowning, mammilian dive reflex, the effects of hypothermia and resuscitation.

101 How To Study How To Study: Preparing To Study Helps students make good and efficient use of study time, improve comprehension, take notes, improve memory, and take examinations. Animated programs describing specific study skills.

102 How To Study How To Study:'Note Taking, Memory and Examinations

Helps students make good and efficient use of study time, improve comprehension, take notes, improve memory, and take examinations. Animated programs describing specific study skills.

103 How To Study How To Study:'Reading, Writing and Using the Library

Helps students make good and efficient use of study time, improve comprehension, take notes, improve memory, and take examinations. Animated programs describing specific study skills.

104 Educational Video Parliamentary Procedure In Action Part 1 Illustrates order of business and preparation for a meeting.105 Educational Video Parliamentary Procedure In Action Part 2 Describes duties of the presiding officer and the operation of new

committees.106 Educational Video Parliamentary Procedure In Action Part 3 Demonstrates how to make amendments and nominations.107 If It Weren'T For The Patron Evaluating Your Public Service Attitude A series of dramatized scenarios, aimed at provoking discussion of

"do's and don'ts for library staff in dealing with patrons.109 The Addicted Brain This documentary takes viewers on a tour of the world's most prolific

manufacturer and user of drugs — the human brain. Explores developments on the biochemistry of addition.

112 Special Care An introduction to the daily activities of neonatal intensive care units, especially focusing on premature babies and their future prospects. Includes interviews with parents.

113 Have A Healthy Baby Labor & Delivery Follows two couples from the onset of false labor through the stages of labor and delivery. Uses animation in explaining the physiology involved. One of the births takes place in an alternative birth center.

114 Have A Healthy Baby Pregnancy Follows the process of pregnancy, explaining how a baby develops, what a mother experiences, and what prenatal care is necessary.

115 The Human Body The Skeletal System Program describes the skeletal system as a framework of bones within the body. The composition and arrangement of the system support our internal organs and govern the way we move.

116 Hypermedia Teleconference The proceedings of a teleconference (may 4, 1989) broken into three segments, with a preproduced video package for each segment. The first presents the history of the concept of interactive information, the second presents examples of the innovative use of hypermedia, and the third looks at its future as an information source.

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Number Series Title Description119 Aids Our Worst Fears An examination of the aids epidemic that provides information on the

modes of transmission and the high risk groups and activities. Includes brief profiles of a number of aids victims, and features medical experts who discuss current treatment strategies and medical research.

120 Imagineering Explores creative strategies for getting the most out of productive brainstorming and cooperative efforts. Based on the book by Michael Leboeuf.

121 A Tale Of "O" On Being Different Using the simple graphics of 'xs' and 'os', this program explores the consequences, pressures, and stereotypes of being 'different' from the majority, especially in the work environment.

122 State Of The Art Computer Animation A collection of representative works in computer animation by over thirty artists.

123 El Norte A dramatization of the attempts of a poor central American family to reach the "promised land" of the United States. In spanish with english subtitles.

124 Frontline Who Pays For Aids? Examines the financial predicament of aids victims, and of hospitals, clinics, and service organizations, as they struggle to stretch limited funds to accommodate the increasing need. Also considers the federal government's role in funding aids treatment.

125 You Are The Game Sexual Harassment On Campus Presents dramatizations of two types of sexual harassment found in the academic setting, followed by a panel discussion featuring national experts.

126 The Maltese Falcon Dramatization of a Dashiell Hammett mystery, starring Humphrey Bogart

127 Casablanca Includes 42:00 minutes of special features before the feature presentation. In World War II Morocco, seething with European refugees desperate for passage to neutral Lisbon, only a world-weary and bitter nightclub owner can help his former lover and her Resistance-hero husband escape from the Nazis. Based on an unproduced play, "Everybody comes to Rick's," by Murray Burnett and Joan Alison.

128 Skin It's Structures & Functions Discusses the structure and functions of the human body's largest single organ.

129 Work of the Heart Explores the structures and functions of the heart through close-up photography of living human and animal hearts

130 Eyes & Seeing A step-by-step investigation of how the eye works. Close-up studies of the parts of the eye and experiments with animals provide a clear distinction between the physical process and the electrochemical process of seeing. The film concludes with some problems to be solved in determining how the brain evaluates and acts on visual information.

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Number Series Title Description131 The Ears and Hearing Shows the structure and functions of the human ear, and demonstrates

how the ear transmits sound waves to the brain.132 Nervous System The nervous system uses animation and micrographs of actual nerve

cells to help visualize the structures and functions of a system which controls and integrates all body activities. This program also shows how alcohol, drugs and even coffee can affect the nervous system.

133 The Endocrine System With animation, describes the major endocrine glands and their hormones, and clarifies their contributions to growth, reproduction, metabolism, and homeostasis. Explains the regulatory mechanism of feedback

134 Contrary Warriors A Film of the Crow Tribe (Chicago Festival Winner)

Describes the crow indians' century-long battle to preserve their language, family and culture. Focuses on the life of Robert Yellowtail, a 97-year old tribal leader

135 Apocalypse Now Francis Ford Coppola's vision of joseph conrad's "Heart of Darkness," revealed through the horror of the Vietnam war.

136 A Room With a View Based on E. M. Forster's novel, this film evokes the manners and mores of turn-of-the-century England.

137 Rear Window Alfred Hitchcock's tale of voyeurism and murder.138 Mildred Pierce Joan Crawford's portrayal of a woman who will do anything to satisfy

her spoiled daughter's demands.140 A Raisin In the Sun Depicts the struggles of a poor black family in chicago to escape from

poverty and racism. Based on the play by Lorraine Hansberry.141 Lorraine Hansberry The Black Experience In the Creation of Drama Traces the artistic growth and vision of black playwright lorraine

hansberry. She describes her life and work, with excerpts from three of her plays.

142 Composer And Court Music At the Court of Louis Xiv (14) Part ii of four programs that look at music in relation to the historical and cultural forces that surrounded its composition and performance.

143 Disappearing World Masai Woman An ethnographic view of masai culture and society, focusing on the preparation of young girls for marriage and life. Probes, through a candid interview with an older woman, the feelings of Masai women about polygamy and their inability to own property.

144 Hamlet Lawrence Olivier stars in and directs this classic version of Hamlet. Winner of four 1948 Academy awards.

147 The Corn Maya Project Maya Fiesta Documents how Guatemalan Maya people are adapting to life in the small agricultural community of Indiantown, Florida

148 Continental Drift Continental Drift: the theory of Plate Tectonics Explores the significance of plate tectonics in earthquake prediction, evolution of life and exploration for minerals and oil.

149 Todos Santos Cuchumatan Portrays life of the indians in the Guatemalan village of Todos Santos Cuchumatan (village of all saints). Examines economic and social problems, everyday life, customs and festivals.

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Number Series Title Description151 The Towering Inferno A dedication ceremony of the world's tallest skyscraper turns into a

high-rise catastrophe when a defective wire in its systems control panel causes an electrical flare-up. Stars Steve McQueen, Paul Newman and Faye Dunaway.

152 Hanna and Her Sisters Woody Allen's look at three sisters, their relationships with one another, and with the men in their lives.

153 Fantasia Brief introductions to the pieces of classical music, which have been illustrated by fanciful animation. Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra play Bach's Toccata in D minor to the visual accompaniment to non-narrative imagery. Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker suite is illustrated by images of fairies managing the natural scene, plants and animals. Dukas' Sorcerer's apprentice shows Mickey Mouse with out of control magic. Stravinsky's Rites of spring shows the creation of the world through the end of the dinosaurs. Beethoven's Pastoral symphony is illustrated by mythological Greek beings preparing a bacchanalia. Ponchielli's Dance of the hours features cartoon animals dancing the ballet. Moussorgsky's Night on Bald Mountain features evils spirits and demons in a dark night of celebration. At dawn shadowy figures bearing lighted candles illustrate Schubert's Ave Maria.

154 Great TV - News Stories Dark Days At the White House - the Watergate Scandal and the Resignation of

A documentary on the Watergate scandal and the resignation in disgrace of Richard M. Nixon. Videocassette release of the original

President Richard M. Nixon news broadcasts.155 Sexism In Language This program presents closely-analyzed examples that show how

sexism and anti-sexism may be contained in language use-in song lyrics, everyday conversation, newspaper reports, written conventions, and satire.

156 Doublespeak Looks at how the english language has been inflated and manipulated to distort, obfuscate, or cover up meaning, or to replace meaning altogether. Illustrations are drawn from ordinary conversation, advertising, the workplace, and the iran-contra hearings.

157 The Glass Menagerie A strong willed woman attempts to impose her shattered dreams into the life and personality of her shy, reclusive daughter. Based on the play by Tennessee Williams.

159 Group Think - 2Nd Edition Presents case histories of tragedies like the space shuttle challenger or pearl harbor which resulted form the natural tendency to achieve agreement for the sake of group unityl an update of the 1973 film, group dynamics.

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Number Series Title Description160 Kramer Vs. Kramer A story of contemporary relationships, values and choices. A career-

obsessed ted kramer is told by his wife, joanna, that she is leaving him to find herself, leaving ted to care for their six-year old son. Until joanna returns, and wants her son back.

161 Coal Miner's Daughter Sissy Spacek plays Loretta Lynn, in this story of the "queen of country music," from her backwoods appalachian roots to the Grand Ole Opry and super stardom.

162 The Milagro Beanfield War A chicano handyman from the Milagro Valley decides to irrigate his small beanfield by "borrowing" some water from a large and potentially destructive development site. He unknowingly sets off a chain reaction that erupts into a humorous culture clash. Directed by Robert Redford. Based on the novel by John Nichols.

163 Stand and Deliver Edward James Olmos plays the real life teacher, Jaime Escalante, who inspires his inner-city students to excel in math and life.

164 Dim Sum A Little Bit of Heart A comedy about a chinese-American family in contemporary San Francisco trying to maintain a link to their cultural heritage while confronted with the changing world around them.

165 N'Ai: the Story of A! Kung Woman This film focuses on the life of a south african black woman, caught between the struggles of apartheid and her own personal desires for identity and security.

166 Black Athena Explores the heated debate around prof. Martin Bernal's iconoclastic book on the african origins of greek culture. A balanced introduction to the controversies surrounding "multiculturalism" and "political correctness" sweeping American college campuses.

167 Heil Hitler! Confessions of Hitler Youth With the use of wartime documentary films, alfons heck recalls his childhood as a member of the Hitler youth in Germany. Based on his book, "A Child of Death."

168 Maids and Madams This film examines the tragedy of apartheid through the complex relationship between black household worker and white employer. This domestic situation is a microcosm of the racial issues dividing South Africa.

169 The Switch Is On (Semester Conversion) An informational tape produced to provide information on the conversion from terms to semesters at Lansing Community College, scheduled for september, 1993

170 A Day In the Life of a TV Commercial Part 1 Martin Macdonald is the Executive Vice President/creative Director for Asher Gould, Los Angeles, California and he tells us t what an ad agencies does and how it relating to TV commercials.

170 A Day In the Life of a TV Commercial Part 2 Martin Macdonald is the Executive Vice President/creative Director for Asher Gould, Los Angeles, California and he tells us t what an ad agencies does and how it relating to TV commercials.

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Number Series Title Description171 International Golden Oldies (Volume 1) The best in international advertising from the years 1968 to 1980. It

contains the funniest and most imaginative foreign advertising from England, France, Germany, Sweden, Argentina, Canada, Denmark, etc. Includes the famous "boy in the bathtub" Shiseido soap spot from Japan.

172 Japan, The Living Tradition Literature - Part 1 Examines the evolution of Japan's traditional culture and the history of the pre-modern era preceding the western contacts of the 1850's. Utilizes studio production and location footage by the University of Mid-America, supplemented by archival footage supplied principally by NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation).

173 Japan, The Living Tradition Literature - Part 2 Examines the evolution of Japan's traditional culture and the history of the pre-modern era preceding the western contacts of the 1850's. Utilizes studio production and location footage by the University of Mid-America, supplemented by archival footage supplied principally by NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation).

174 Commedia Dell'Arte Presents the gallery of stock commedia characters focusing on the Maschere, the mask characters. Giovanni Poli provides the authentic voice quality, characteristic movements, and gestures of commedia dell'arte.

175 The Harlem Renaissance and Beyond Examines the work of several black American writers, including Langston Hughes, Countee Cullen and Claude Mckay. Discusses some of the lesser figures whose work is more historically important than literacally.

176 Nuns Behind the Veil Addresses the concerns of catholic nuns existing within a paternalistic church hierarchy. Looks to christianity's past to review women's religious status and shows the new roles played by modern nuns.

177 You Pack Your Own Chute - Copy 1 Salesman seminar by Dr. Eden Ryl in which she uses her analogy of the parachutist who 'packs his own chute' or controls his own destiny. Her essential point is that the individual creates his own success and failures.

178 Great Photographers Passport To a Career the Photographic Portfolio

Four photographers discuss the sort of items which should be included in a photographer's portfolio, illustrating the discussion with their own

work. Photographs and commentary, Rich Clarkson, Chris Johns, Jim Anness, Amy Kunhardt.

179 Educational Awareness Presentation Sight and Insight(Photographer Sam Abell's Art of Simplicity )

Abell relates the pictures he takes to his visual thinking, what he sees and how he interprets his impressions, finally translating them into pictures. He identifies stylistic qualities in his work, reveals the rewards of patience during the shoot, and explores the value of pictures that transcend their literal meaning.

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Number Series Title Description180 Educational Awareness Presentation Fashion and Beauty: Two Approaches Contains many ideas to help students understand techniques and

requirements for working in fashion photography. With photographs and commentary by Ian Miles and Palma Kolansky

181 Educational Awareness Presentation Sharing the Dream Brian Lanker Photographs Black Women Who Changed America. Pulitzer prize-winning photographer Brian Lanker shares the elements of his two-year project photographing 75 great Black women. The program details how he obtained grant funding, gained access to his subjects, and guided the work into both a book (I dream a world) and a show at the Corcoran Gallery.

182 The Role of theatre In Ancient Greece Explains the design of the ancient greek theatre; the synthesis of art forms that was ancient greek drama; the origins of tragedy; the audience in classical times; the comparative roles of actors and writer/director; the use of surrounding landscape in many plays.

183 Loving On the Soft Path- An Energy Future With a Future

Presents energy analysts amory and hunter lovins who argue that the only long-term solution to the energy crisis lies in using energy efficiently and adopting appropriate renewable energy sources as opposed to nuclear power and coal.

185 King Montgomery To Memphis This record of Dr. King's triumphant battles depicts his philosophy of non-violence from his boycott of bus segregation in montgomery, alabama to the day he was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee.

186 The Computer Revolution Artificial Intelligence, Real Problems This video introduces major problems in the field of artificial intelligence: design and operation of aircraft that fly at many times the speed of sound; processing of three-dimensional mapping tasks by observation satellites; and human voice prints.

187 Nova Series Confusion In a Jar Follows the adventure of scientists trying to verify their discovery of "cold fusion," a process that could provide unlimited, cheap and pollution-free energy. Also shows the interaction of politics, business, science and the press and the factors that promote or impede scientific research. Closed captioned for the hearing impaired.

188 Public Education It's a Bull Market Offers a critical examination of the influence of business in public education curriculum and policy decision-making. Using examples of corporately produced "teaching materials," corporation "adoption" of schools, and the "choice" program, the video illustrates the growing trend toward privatization of American education.

189 Not Just A Job Career Planning For Women This video follows eight woman from a variety of different backgrounds as they work on self-assessment exercises, the first step in a successful career development program. Designed by Radcliffe Career Services.

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Number Series Title Description190 Empire Of The Air The Men Who Made Radio Spans the years 1906 to 1955 to document the lives of the three early

pioneers of radio. David Sarnoff was an immigrant from Russia who rose from delivering telegrams to head RCA. Lee De Forest's invention of the vacuum tube laid the foundation for the entire electronics industry. Edwin Howard Armstrong, the genius who created FM broadcasting, invented the systems that formed the framework of all radio transmission and reception. Their successes, failures and ambitions produced friendships and created bitter conflict -- a story brilliantly told in Burns' unique style. Combines archival photographs, newsreels of the period, interviews, and radio soundtracks. Based on the book, Empire of the air by Tom Lewis.

191 Empire Of The Air The Men Who Made Radio Spans the years 1906 to 1955 to document the lives of the three early pioneers of radio. David Sarnoff was an immigrant from Russia who rose from delivering telegrams to head RCA. Lee De Forest's invention of the vacuum tube laid the foundation for the entire electronics industry. Edwin Howard Armstrong, the genius who created FM broadcasting, invented the systems that formed the framework of all radio transmission and reception. Their successes, failures and ambitions produced friendships and created bitter conflict -- a story brilliantly told in Burns' unique style. Combines archival photographs, newsreels of the period, interviews, and radio soundtracks. Based on the book, Empire of the air by Tom Lewis.

192 The Geology of Michigan Looks at the forces which have influenced Michigan for millions of years: the times when seas covered it, the work of rivers and streams, glaciers, rocks and minerals, and the economic importance of these resources.

193 Earth Science The Geology of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore

A look at the geologic structure and natural beauty of this national lakeshore, located in the upper peninsula of Michigan along the south

shore of Lake Superior. Explores the geologic- and physiographic-history of pictured rocks national lakeshore. Features the stratigraphic features of the area, and the effects glacial activity had in shaping the current physical geography.

194 Guatemala The Dream of Land Explores the political consequences of Guatemala's growing number of landless people, and its effect on the environment. Provides a brief history of land distribution efforts and shows three programs in which families receive land for the first time.

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Number Series Title Description195 Color Adjustment Marlon riggs traces over 40 years of turbulent race relations through

the lens of television entertainment. Revisiting such popular favorites as Beulah, the Nat King Cole show, Julia, I Spy, Good Times, and Roots. Viewers see how racial conflict was absorbed into the non-controversial formats of the prime time series.

196 White Christmas Two ex-army buddies become a popular comedy team and play, for charity's sake, a financially unstable vermont inn. Stars Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye, with lyrics and music by Irving Berlin

197 Fiddler On the Roof The story of a poor jewish dairy farmer at the turn of the century in a small Ukrainian village, and his five dowry-less daughters, his lame horse, his wife and his companionable relationship with god. A musical comedy.

198 Fiddler On the Roof Stage play of the same name based on the books of Sholem Aleichem. Produced and directed by Norman Jewison; screenplay by Joseph Stein; music for stage play and film by Jerry Bock; lyrics for the stage play and film by Sheldon Harnick. Topol; Norma Crane; Leonard Frey; Isaac Stern, soloist. A story of changing values, dying traditions, and oppression of a man and his people. A triumphant salute to a people's ability to adapt and survive.

199 Fried Green Tomatoes A chance encounter between a dowdy housewife and a spry octogenarian in a nursing home leads to an unexpected friendship and a story about a fiercely independent woman half a century ago. Stars Kathy Bates and Jessica Tandy, and based on the novel by Fannie Flagg.

200 Films For Humanities & Science People, People, People Paul Cromier and his students look at management techniques for interviewing, hiring, promoting, resolving conflicts, disciplining, and firing. They act out various situations and give one another suggestions for improvement.

201 The Inner Circle When a young Communist is hired to be projectionist for Joseph Stalin's private movie screenings, he and his wife find themselves trapped deep inside the most brutal regime in history.

202 Psychological Defenses: Series B (Part 1 - 13 min; part 2 - 13 min; part 3 - 13 min)203 Professional Telephone Skills (Volume 1) Illustrates telephone skills training for professionals who want to

communicate effectively with customers and clients. Volume one covers customer awareness, guidelines for winning and keeping new customers, and the phone as a powerful service tool.

204 Professional Telephone Skills (Volume 2) Illustrates telephone skills training for professionals who want to communicate effectively with customers and clients. Volume two covers telephone etiquette, new technology (such as voice mail) and handling caller complaints.

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Number Series Title Description205 The Cubans This documentary examines cuban social and political conditions, using

the example of the townspeople of cienfuegas. In spanish, with english subtitles.

206 El Palacio De Cortez Program provides a walk backward in time. Cortez had his palace built in Cuernavaca and today it stands as a fascinating museum, documenting the life and history of the Spaniards in Mexico.

207 Making the Ada Work For You Addresses both the attitudes and legalities necessary for managers and supervisors to work effectively with the Americans with disabilities act.

208 When Grief Comes To School A four-session seminar that deals with grief and the effects it has on children and adults who have suffered a loss. Details what can be done to provide help and support by school officials, and the resources available to help in many communities.

210 Akira Kurosawa'S Seven Samurai The story of seven mercenaries hired to defend a peasant community against marauding bandits. Directed by Akira Kurosawa, and in Japanese with english subtitles.

211 Akira Kurosawa'S Seven Samurai Pt. 2 Of v-0210212 The Brain - Part 1 The Enlightened Machine Beginning with the 19th century experiments of viennese physician

Franz Joseph Gall, this episode moves to the forefront of 20th century science, using microphotography to show how the human brain organizes its "electrical symphony." Pt. 1 Of an 8-part series.

213 The Brain - Part 2 Vision and Movement Explains how humans perceive the world and how the brain coordinates vision and movement, illustrated by olympic diver Greg Louganis. Also shows work of Nobel prize-winners David Hubel and Thorsten Wiesel on the visual cortex. Pt. 2 Of an 8-part series.

214 The Brain - Part 3 Rhythms and Drives Uses vignettes from both the animal world and human society to help understand instinctive, subconscious rhythms and drives and the workings of the primitive portion of the human brain. Shows effects of seasonal and circadian rhythms, as well as behavior changes resulting from injury to the hypothalmus. Pt. 3 Of an 8-part series.

215 The Brain - Part 4 Stress and Emotion Uses two case histories, one dealing with a man who suffered an accidental frontal lobotomy, and the other a stress-ridden air traffic controller, to explain the interrelationship between pain, anxiety, behavior and the brain. Pt. 4 Of an 8-part series.

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Number Series Title Description216 The Brain - Part 5 Learning and Memory Discusses how human beings remember and why they forget. Also

presents theories about brain organization, activity at the synapse, and the workings of the hippocampus to help unravel the mystery of memory. Gives examples of a man with a remarkable memory and of a famous psychologist losing his memory. Pt. 5 Of an 8-part series.

217 The Brain - Part 6 The Two Brains Drawing on work with split-brain patients, this program explores the cortical hemispheres, the relation of thought and language, and sex differences of the human brain. Pt. 6 Of an 8-part series.

218 The Brain - Part 7 Madness Portraits of schizophrenics and their families are used to illustrate the effects of a split between the thinking and feeling parts of the brain. Underscores how much brain researchers now know and what they have yet to discover. Pt. 7 Of an 8-part series.

219 The Brain - Part 8 States of Mind Surveys the current state of our knowledge of the human brain and how this knowledge can be applied in the future to the fields of medicine and artificial intelligence. Pt. 8 Of an 8-part series.

220 Psychology, The Study Of Human Behavior

Personality Examines various theories about personality types. Presents leading schools of personality theory, including psychoanalytic, social-learning, humanistic, and behavioral. Reviews contributions of Freud, Horney, Adler, and Jung to the development of a psychodynamic approach to personality, and Bandura's combination of cognitive and behavioral approaches. Investigates the five-factor trait model of personality, showing how twin studies indicate a consistency in personality traits. Shows use of PET scans to investigate a biological component of personality.

221 Insight Media What Is Normal? Discusses the concept of normality, as well as depression and panic attacks. Describes appropriate treatment strategies for "abnormal" behavior and explains how professionals classify mental disorders.

222 Gender and Relationships Psychologists discuss how gender stereotypes develop, their effects on relationships, and how gender roles are changing. Emphasizes that even the most respected authorities remain uncertain about what factors influence feelings of love, affection and sexuality.

223 Insight Media Adult Development An introduction to the important theories about the major changes individuals experience from conception to death, focusing on the special problems and challenges of adult development. Experts discuss key transitions in adult life.

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Number Series Title Description224 Insight Media Adolescent Development Describes that time when physical, social and psychological changes

force individuals to make the transition from childhood to adulthood. Experts discuss these major changes while visual segments illustrate the key developmental concepts being explained.

225 Insight Media Motivation Explains what motivates people to think, behave and make the choices they do, providing dramatic examples. Factors explored include play, curiosity, need for achievement, extrinsic and intrinsic rewards.

226 Bill Moyers: Healing And The Mind The Mystery of Chi In Beijing and Shanghai, Bill Moyers and his guide, David Eisenberg of Harvard medical school, explore traditional chinese medicine and its approach to healing through "chi," the energy source that is at the root of all chinese medicine.

227 Bill Moyer: Healing And The Mind The Mind and Body Connection Bill Moyers talks with scientists and doctors who are on the frontier of mind-body research, seeking to understand how our thoughts, emotions, and even our personalities can affect our physical health.

228 Bill Moyers: Healing And The Mind Healing From Within Examines two therapies that involve neither drugs nor surgery. One is a form of Buddhist meditation; the other, group psychotherapy. Both teach patients to use their minds to improve the healing capacities within their bodies.

229 Bill Moyers: Healing And The Mind The Act of Healing Bill Moyers looks at clinical evidence showing that patients benefit measurably when their psychological needs are attended to along with their purely physical needs. Looks also at the model of medical care based on the idea that emotional states play an important role in people's vulnerability to disease and in their recovery.

230 Bill Moyers: Healing And The Mind Wounded Healers Bill Moyers visits commonweal, a retreat for people with cancer. Follows a group of people over the course of a week as they learn to navigate the life passage called cancer. Addresses the afflictions that have wounded their minds and spirits. Vol. 5 Of a 5-part series.

231 Harbor of Hope Eight people with life-threatening illnesses discuss how they have learned to live with them. Great benefits have resulted from the healthy lifestyles and outlooks they have developed, emphasizing hope, creativity, spiritual strength and fulfillment.

232 The Power Of Vision Discovering the Future Joel Barker shows us how a positive vision of the future is essential for providing meaning and direction to the present. He demonstrates how a meaningful vision empowers us to solve problems and accomplish goals.

233 State Of Michigan Sesquicentennial Program Video about Michigan's sesquicentennial celebration, marking 150 years since achieving statehood in 1837.

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Number Series Title Description234 Right On! the Roots of Rap Traces the origins of rap music. The group -the original last poets- were

creating a hip new form of guerilla poetry woven of soul, jazz, the blues and gospel; plus something new all their own.

235 Katherine Anne Porter The Eye of Memory A look at the life and work of a prominent 20th century southern writer .

236 Eugene O'Neill Journey Into Genius Driven by the chaos within himself, Eugene O'neill, often depressed to the verge of suicide, became arguably america's greatest playwright and the possessor of three pulitzer prizes and the nobel prize for literature.

237 Henry V Kenneth Branagh's film of shakespeare's history play about one of England's most revered rulers.

238 Sacred Ground The story of the American Indian and his relationship to the land.239 Darwinism Science or Philosophy? Phillip E. Johnson, the most respected academic critic of naturalistic

evolution today, examines three ways of thinking about the theory of evolution. They are: "skeptic think", "scientific reductionist think", and "philosopher of science think."

240 History Of American Literature (Part 1)

1600s Through 1800s This program begins with the literature of the colonies and continues through the revolution, the birth of a national literature, a nation divided and the American renaissance.

241 History Of American Literature (Part 2)

Late 1800s Through 1980s This part focuses on realism and naturalism, post world war i writers, the lost generation, post world war ii authors and contemporary voices.

243 Romero The story of a Salvadoran Archbishop who championed his destitute congregation despite considerable political opposition, and was assassinated.

244 Circulation The components of blood and the three kinds of blood cells are described, which focuses on the role of blood plataletes in clotting.

245 Choices You Have the Power To Succeed This video is aimed at motivating young african American students to persist in school. It shows students how to study, how to deal with drugs, how to manage one's social life, and how to make constructive decisions about sexuality. This video also informs students of an opportunity to transfer to historically black colleges and exposes students to young adult role models who are graduates of those colleges.

246 Muscle Dynamics of Contractions Extensive laboratory demonstrations, cine-photomicroscopy, and rare electronmicrographs are used to reveal that the contractile properties of the whole muscle con be explained in terms of the properties of the single muscle cell, the basic unit of contraction.

247 American Tongues This presentation is intended to educate viewers about the nature of dialects, but also challenges them to confront their own attitudes about language variation.

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Number Series Title Description248 Nerve Impulse Traces the history of scientific investigation into the nature of the nerve

impulse. Demonstrates some important concepts of nerve impulse conduction and transmission. Encourages discussion of the effects of drugs on the nervous system.

249 Muscle Dynamics of Contractions Extensive laboratory demonstrations, cine-photomicroscopy, and rare electronmicrographs are used to reveal that the contractile properties of the whole muscle con be explained in terms of the properties of the single muscle cell, the basic unit of contraction.

250 Bereaved Parents This especially adapted phil donahue program addresses the issues of overwhelming loss and guilt over the loss of a child, and suggests that parents can survive their bereavement by sharing their guilt with others, and by thinking and speaking about the lost child.

251 Children Die, Too This program introduces some people who have experienced the loss of a child and who can offer some suggestions for going through the process.

252 Occult History Of Third Reich (Volume 2)

The Ss- Blood and Soil From the occult origins of the Nazi party to the death of Hitler in the flaming ruins of Berlin, the doctrine of national socialism created a world of strange rituals and beliefs. Using rare archive footage, this program explores the phenomenon that mesmerized germany. This fascinating program tells the story of the transformation of Hitler’s elite bodyguards into a military-religious order steeped in the doctrines of the occult. It was to be a racially select order intended to fulfill all the strange and terrifying doctrines of national socialism.

253 The Occult History Of The Third Reich

Heinrich Himmler One of Hitler’s chief lieutenants, the enigmatic and mysterious Heinrich Himmler was obsessed with astrology, spiritualism and the occult. This program explores the strange beliefs of the Reichsfuhrer SS and his black-uniformed elite and their origins in the shady world of secret societies, mystics and clairvoyants.

254 The Occult History Of The Third Reich

Adolf Hitler Immersed in mysticism and destiny, Adolf Hitler believed at an early age that he was the 'strong one from above sent by providence to create the thousand year reich' in Germany and Europe. This documentary is an insight into the obsessive beliefs of one of the most terrifying figures in world history.

255 Occult History Of Third Reich (Volume 1)

The Enigma of the Swastika This program looks at the swastika's ancient roots in the mysterious religious cults of India and tibet and explores its adoption by European occultists and the subsequent transformation of this symbol of good fortune into an infamous emblem of terror by Hitler's Nazi party.

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Number Series Title Description256 The Occult History Of The Third

ReichEva Braun This documentary allows us an exclusive private view of the Nazi elite

at work and play as it examines the personality and bizarre life of Eva Braun, Hitler's mistress and wife just before his death, whose only ambition was to be a good housewife.

258 A Few Good Men A story of a peacetime military cover-up involving the mysterious death of a soldier at a base in Cuba. Tom Cruise plays the part of kt. Kaffee, a wisecracking smart aleck who happens to be a navy lawyer assigned to the defense of the two soldiers that have been pinned with the murder of their cohort. About ready to write them off as guilty, Cruise performs an obligatory interview with the commanding officer of the Cuban base, where he smells a rat. The commanding officer, Colonel Jessup, portrayed by Jack Nicholson, dares him to prove it.

259 The Dinosaurs The Monsters Emerge Describes the major events leading to the discovery of dinosaur fossils, profiling the pioneers of dinosaur research.

260 The Dinosaurs Flesh On the Bones Discusses the scientific dispute over whether dinosaurs were warm- or cold- blooded, and shows methods used to examine their movement and speed.

261 The Dinosaurs The Nature of the Beast Examines new discoveries about the early primitive dinosaurs and the adaptations that led to their later success. Also discusses clues to dinosaur behavior, including feeding, rearing of young, migration and social structure.

262 The Dinosaurs The Death of the Dinosaur Examines theories surrounding the extinction of the dinosaurs and presents new evidence supporting the impact theory.

263 Computer Animation Festival (Volume 2) Immerse yourself in a stunning journey of adventure, fantasy and wild humor that will entertain people of all ages. Bright, crisp computer animation awaits you in this spectacular display of imagination and technology.

264 Always Pete Sandich, a legendary firefighter pilot sacrifices himself to save his friend Al. Pete returns from the dead to help Dorinda, the woman who loved him so much, move on with her life.

265 The Fugitive Harrison Ford is escapee Dr. Richard Kimble, a Chicago surgeon falsely convicted of killing his wife and determined to prove his innocence by leading his pursuers to the one-armed man who actually committed the crime.

266 Sister Act Whoopi Goldberg stars as a sassy, low-rent lounge singer forced to hide out from the mob in the last place on earth anyone would look for her - in a quiet religious convent. There, her irreverent behavior attracts a flock of faithful followers - and before long she turns the nuns' tone-deaf choir into a soulful chorus of swingin', singing sisters. But when the group earns rave reviews, her sudden celebrity jeopardizes her hidden identity.

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Number Series Title Description267 Toys No one loves toys more than Leslie Zevo. All day long he designs, tests

and plays with them at his father's toy factory. Just like his dad, Leslie's a child at heart, devoted to bringing fun and happiness to everyone. But when his uncle, an army general, takes over Zeno toys, Leslie's whimsical, wonderful world changes overnight. Soon the general and his commando son are building miniaturized weapons which will be controlled by an army of arcade-trained youngsters. Now Leslie, must find a way to save the company - and grow up without losing his playful spirit. Stars Robin Williams.

268 Counties Work For You A concise informational video intended to help Michigan citizens, all of whom are residents of counties, become more informed about and involved in county government. This video explains the way that county government operates and illustrates some of the services counties provide.

269 The Strecker Memorandum Dr. Strecker refutes the existing theories concerning the source of, protection from, and potential cure for AIDS.

271 Audio Visual Of The Middle East From Mohammed To Sadat Identifies forces that have shaped the development of the Middle East during the past thirteen and a half centuries.

272 Thirty Second Seduction This Consumer Reports special investigates the methods advertisers use to capture our attention and our dollars.

273 Photosynthesis Explains how green plants transform light into food by the process of photosynthesis. Uses laboratory demonstrations to show how scientists study this process.

275 Bbc TV Production Training Course The Soundtrack Provides a brief history of sound recording and shows how early developments still influence the work of professionals. Includes interviews with 2 BBC experts about location recording techniques and a visit to a dubbing studio. Demonstrates the creative use of sound and an analysis of stereo recording techniques.

276 Bbc TV Production Training Course Making a Drama of It Demonstrates the many matters involved in mounting a drama production. With the emphasis in television drama shifting away from multicamera studio production to single-camera shooting on location, this program endeavors to show both the theory and practice involved and explores the thinking behind the decisions that must be made.

278 Bbc TV Production Training Course Single-Camera Shooting: An Ambitious Sequence

Shows how a single-camera crew works on location while covering a complex story as quickly and economical as possible. Demonstrates how the director approaches the many on-site decisions that have to be made, how the crew is briefed, and how they all work together to film a high-tech sequence using only one camera.

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Number Series Title Description279 I Have A Dream The Nature of Great Speaking Using examples from the Roman writer Longinus to Dr. Martin Luther

King, Michael Osborn explains what great speaking is and analyzes the elements of an effective speech.

280 Living Cells Demonstrates the use of phase-contrast microscopy combined with time-lapse cinematography to observe the movements of unicellular organisms, the cytoplasmic streaming in higher plant cells, entire cells and cell components of cultured cells of a chick embryo, and red and white cells within the ear tissues of a live long-eared rabbit.

281 Mary Ellen Mark The Searching Eye With Photographs and Commentary

Presents a study of freelance documentary photographer, Mary Ellen Mark, describing her background, education, and work. Discusses her philosophy and commitment to portraying the "real world."

282 Great Photographers Sharing the Dream - Brian Lanker Photographs Black Women Who Changed America.

Pulitzer prize-winning photographer Brian Lanker shares the elements of his two-year project photographing 75 great Black women. The program details how he obtained grant funding, gained access to his subjects, and guided the work into both a book (I dream a world) and a show at the Corcoran Gallery.

283 Fair Housing Video Discrimination in housing in Lansing, Michigan284 Why Do these Kids Love School? Do we really know what effective schools are like, or how to create

lasting, substantial, meaningful change in education? This film begins with an intimate look at a 80-year-old independent school, then visits eight public schools around the country (pre-school through high school) which have introduced bold and innovative programs. It highlights the methods and positive results of alternative approaches in which students, teachers, parents and administrators join in creating a vibrant and supportive educational environment.

285 Night Journey Martha Graham's dance interpretation of the Oedipus legend, depicting the moment of Jocasta's death.

286 Acrobats of God First in a series of films titled "Three" by Martha Graham, artistic consultant, Jean Rosenthal, setting, Isamu Noguchi. Performed by

members of the Martha Graham dance company. One of the true geniuses of American dance, martha graham had a profound impact on dance, opening it up to the subconscious and the timelessness of theatrical ritual. Features acrobats of god, cortege of eagles and seraphic dialog.

287 Paul Taylor & Company This film documents the career of modern dance master, Paul Taylor, one of America's most influential choreographers. It shows the incredible concentration and personal commitment of the man and his company, both on and off the stage.

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Number Series Title Description290 Gettysburg (Part 1) On July 1, 1863, more than 150,000 Union and Confederate soldiers

were drawn into one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War. When it was all over, 50,000 men had paid the ultimate price. Today, Gettysburg is known as the turning point of the war and a pivotal event in American history. Featuring some of the most authentic Civil War battle scenes ever committed to film, and outstanding performances by the cast, "GETTYSBURG" accurately depicts the events, battles and personal struggles of valor on both sides of the Civil War.

291 Gettysburg (Part 2) On July 1, 1863, more than 150,000 Union and Confederate soldiers were drawn into one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War. When it was all over, 50,000 men had paid the ultimate price. Today, GETTYSBURG is known as the turning point of the war and a pivotal event in American history. Featuring some of the most authentic Civil War battle scenes ever committed to film, and outstanding performances by the cast, "GETTYSBURG" accurately depicts the events, battles and personal struggles of valor on both sides of the Civil War.

292 Backdraft Stephen McCaffrey and his younger brother Brian are two feuding siblings carrying on an heroic family tradition in the Chicago fire department. Stephen is so relentless that he drives Brian out of firefighting and into arson investigation.

294 Forrest Gump Through three turbulent decades, Forrest rides a tide of events that whisks him from physical disability to football stardom, from Vietnam hero to shrimp tycoon, from White House honors to the arms of his one true love.

295 Land Of O'S Competing Through Diversity Addresses "real-world" issues, linking diversity with productivity, competitiveness and bottom line results. This practical, solution-oriented approach shows how to take a diverse workforce and leverage its' inherent differences to the advantage of both the organization and the individual.

296 Close Encounters of the Third Kind In this Special Edition of the l977 movie, director Spielberg has replaced certain scenes with previously unreleased footage and expanded the dimensions of special effects with a breathtaking new ending that leads viewers inside the dazzling Mothership. Director, Steven Spielberg; producers, Julia and Michael Phillips. Richard Dreyfuss, Francois Truffaut. UFO's take Indiana by surprise.

297 Excalibur The legends of King Arthur live in the last great battle between magic and reality.

298 A Clockwork orange A social satire based on the premise of a future ruled by gratuitous violence and the society's response.

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Number Series Title Description299 Beaches Traces the friendship of two very different women who meet on a

beach as young girls, through good and bad times, career and marriage changes until together they must face a final challenge as only best friends can.

300 The Science Show Fragile Ecosystems Program looks at three fragile ecosystems, all in danger of destruction from human activity: marshes, soils and the atmosphere.

301 The Science Show Meteorology Introduces the basic principles of meteorology, factors that create the various climates of the world and looks at the new technology that makes it possible to predict weather more accurately than ever before, and discusses some of the factors that make weather prediction an inexact science.

302 Architectural Techniques This program demonstrates some of the basic architectural techniques, such as the arch and the use of beams. It also shows how lasers and photography are used in conjunction with traditional techniques to preserve endangered monuments.

303 The City and the Environment This program focuses on three facets of the urban ecosystem: the underground infrastructure that enables a city to function; traffic and the increasingly complex technologies required to manage it; and the trees in the city and the ongoing effort to protect city trees from the effects of urban pollution.

304 Architecture The Science of Design Through architecture is surely an art, it is also a science and this program focuses on the scientific component. Skyscrapers have to stand up, not only to gravity but also to wind, precipitation, and sometimes earthquakes. The program also looks at ... The "intelligent home," many of whose features, including lighting or heating the house and even preparing morning coffee, can be fully programmed and executed automatically. Finally, the program tells us about concrete, a construction material that has become the symbol of modern architecture and is undergoing constant improvement.

305 Quality Why Bother? Uses humor to convey the importance of making quality products, providing quality services, and working with others in today's competitive world. The effective ways of achieving quality are discussed.

306 The Second Russian Revolution This series, The Second Russian Revolution, is the extraordinary chronicle of how Gorbachev rose to power and then, over six years, was forced to break up the Soviet Union. Each program looks at roughly one year of Gorbachev's leadership and depicts the major milestones on the road to reform.

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Number Series Title Description307 Rosie The story of rosie and her family provides a touching picture of life with

a terminally ill child. She learns to take each day as it comes, not hold onto the hurts of yesterday, and about the values of loving and giving. As rosie's illness (cancer) grows progressively worse, her parents become more and more preoccupied with caring for her while her sister is more and more caught up in the conflicting emotions of jealousy, guilt, and fear--until she learns to take each day as it comes.

308 Presenting Mr. Frederick Douglass A presentation of the theatrical performance featuring the actor Fred Morsell in his recreation of the abolitionist's famous speech on slavery and human rights, "The lesson of the hour" (1894), held at the Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C. where the words were first spoken 100 years ago.

309 Driving Miss Daisy A joyous comedy about a head-strong southern lady and her ever-patient chauffeur.

310 Mask Rocky Dennis is a disfigured teenager whose face resembles a bizarre mask. With the help of his mother's uncompromising love and fierce determination, Rocky overcomes pain, loneliness and prejudice to emerge as an outstanding young man who becomes an inspiration to his classmates and teachers.

311 Kodak Cinematography Master Lighting Dances With Wolves (With Dean Documentary film cinematographer Dean Semler demonstrates how he Class Series Semler) produced the effect of flickering firelight in Dances with wolves. a

replica of the interior of a tipi (or teepee) was constructed for the demonstration. Scenes from Good thing going are used as examples of his technique.

312 Kodak Cinematography Master Class Series

Location Lighting (With Geoff Burton) Shot on location in Sydney, Australia. Geoff Burton discusses lighting in small interior spaces and also outdoors. He stresses the importance of working closely with the gaffer. He shows how to achieve color balance in various natural light situations. He also demonstrates the challenge of using a single camera mounted on a truck and technical difficulties such as shooting scenes through a window.


Studio Lighting: a Comparative Workshop (With Donald Mcalpine & Denis Lenoir)

Training video presenting insights into the role of the cinematographer. In a workshop, two renowned cinematographers light the same script using their own individual methods. They explore the craft and creative problems of studio lighting.


Lighting Dead Poets Society (With John Seale) An intensive lighting workshop in the studios of the Australian Film Television and Radio School by the cinematographer, John Seale.


Shooting For Realism (With Allen Daviau and Sacha Vierny)

Two directors of photography demonstrate their techniques while lighting similar sets. Explores the craft of cinematography and creatively solves the problems associated with studio lighting.

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Number Series Title Description316 Kodak Cinematography Master

Class SeriesShooting For Fantasy (With Sacha Vierny & Denis Lenoir)

Two directors of photography demonstrate their techniques and share their knowledge and philosophy.


Shooting For Drama (With Robby Muller & Peter James)



Shooting For B&W (With Allen Daviau & Dennis Lenoir)


319 I Never Promised You a Rose Garden Based on the novel by Hannah Greene. Chronicles the three year battle of a mentally ill, but perceptive teenage girl against a world of her own creation, emphasizing her relationship with the doctor who gave the ammunition of self-understanding with which to destroy that world of fantasy.

320 Valuing Relationship Organizational Energy (Part 1) The video explores the key challenges facing today's organizations. Focuses on the need for organizational responsibility in creating an environment that facilitates the fullest achievement of personal and interpersonal potential.

321 Valuing Relationship Personal Patterns (Part 2) Addresses key challenges facing the individual in today's organizations with emphasis on building relationship, and depleting patterns that are barriers to relationship.

322 Valuing Relationship Interpersonal Synergy (Part 3) Illustrates that relationship is co-created and that there is a need for mutual responsibility in building synergistic dynamics. These co-operative patterns are the basis for creativity, resulting in productive co-worker, customer interactions, and breakthrough teams.

323 The Untouchables A fierce, larger-than-life depiction of the mob warlord who ruled Prohibition-era Chicago and the law enforcer who vowed to bring him down.

324 Picasso and His Time This documentary covers the long and extraordinary life of Picasso. It follows the development of this protean genius through the pink and blue periods, surrealism, cubism, sculpture, and ceramics--a unique artist who excelled in all styles and all media and remained, regardless of where he was, Spanish to the core.

325 Pacifica Gauguin In Tahiti Paul Gauguin's first impression of the islands of the South Pacific was the breathtaking view of the mountains of Moorea, which he saw from his ship as he sailed into Tahiti. This program reenacts his visit to these islands, toward which he had been journeying--artistically and spiritually-- all his life. In Tahiti, he found the form and color of his art, a way of transforming himself; and found the young Tahitian girl, Tehura, whose image is so well-known from Gauguin's work. Much of the narration of this program is drawn from Gauguin's Tahitian Diary.

326 The Birds A small California town is attacked by thousands of birds.

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Number Series Title Description327 The Wonderful Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl Interviews with Leni Riefenstahl, now in her nineties, flash-backs and

modern film sequences tell the story of the most famous woman film director of all time. Known for her films made during the Third Reich, Riefenstahl's story is a controversial one. Best known for her "Triumph of the Will," the film made of the 1934 Nazi Party Congress, it proved to be her undoing.

327 The Wonderful Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl Interviews with Leni Riefenstahl, now in her nineties, flash-backs and modern film sequences tell the story of the most famous woman film director of all time. Known for her films made during the Third Reich, Riefenstahl's story is a controversial one. Best known for her "Triumph of the Will," the film made of the 1934 Nazi Party Congress, it proved to be her undoing.

329 Adhd In Adults - Russell A. Barkley This videotape contains interviews with adults who suffer from the disorder and describes symptoms. Russell Barkley details his new theory of ADHD, which explains why these adults have difficulty making adjustments in their lives.

331 My Fair Lady A Cockney waif is transformed by a linguistics professor into an elegant lady.

336 The Human Brain Man's brain is considered to be the most powerful computing machine. Intricate, microscopic photography, graphics and a cross sectional view of an actual human brain show the unique structural components found within the brain,

337 How Does the Mind Grow? Overview of theories of cognitive development in children.338 Discovering Childhood Discusses the foundations for understanding fundamental biological

and cognitive development of the child. Includes information on the theories of Piaget, the behaviorists, and psychoanalysists in regard to child development.

340 The Wisdom Of Faith Confucianism Bill Moyers interviews Huston Smith who explains how the intertwining of opposites is key to understanding the great religions of China--Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. Also introduces Yoga as a method for attaining an emphasis on direct experience.

341 The Wisdom Of Faith Hinduism and Buddhism This program explores the two great religions to come from India. Huston Smith uncovers the mysteries of multiphonic chanting among Tibetan lamas and meditates 8 hours a day with a Zen master.

342 The Wisdom Of Faith Christianity and Judaism Bill Moyers interviews Huston Smith who believes that we find it difficult to understand the true meaning of Christianity today because we are removed from spirituality. Smith admires the Jewish religion and finds the intimate relationship between the Jews and their God "a living conversation between the human and the divine that goes on generation after generation.

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Number Series Title Description343 The Wisdom Of Faith Islam Huston Smith discoverd Islam as an adult, and became enamored with

Islamic conceptions of order, justice, mercy, and compassion. Misconceptions about Islam held in the West today are discussed.

344 The Wisdom Of Faith A Personal Philosophy Bill Moyers talks with Huston Smith who summarizes and distills the great religions and shows how the cultivation of virtues valued by all religions--intelligence, compassion, creativity, truth, beauty and goodness--can lead to transcendence.

345 The Gods Must Be Crazy An empty Coke bottle drops from the sky near an African San hunter and is brought into his camp, but after causing much trouble to the group, he tries to return the bottle to the gods who must have dropped it.

346 Finding Forrester Jamal Wallace is a talented young basketball player in New York City whose secret passion is writing. After an accidental meeting, Forrester, a reclusive novelist, becomes Jama's unlikely mentor. Soon, both men learn lessons from each other about life and the importance of friendship.

347 Unchained Memories: Readings From the Slave Narratives

When the Civil War ended in 1865, more than 4 million slaves were set free. By the late 1930's, 100,000 former slaves were still alive. In the midst of the Great Depression, journalists and writers traveled the country to record the memories of the last generation of African-Americans born into bondage. Over 2,000 interviews were transcribed as spoken, in the vernacular of the time, to form a unique historical record.

348 Sixty Minute Training Series Shortcuts To Creating and Maintaining organized Files and Records

Presents techniques for setting up a filing system, including computer documents, with guidelines for what to save. Includes tips for organizing one's desk, drawers, closets, cabinets, and office.

349 Job Skills For Career Success The Basics of office Procedures Discusses set office procedures, the necessity of having a procedures manual, and taking phone messages.

351 The Best of 2002: the Clio Gold Winners This program highlights the Clio gold winners for the year 2002. Entries include Blockbuster's "Carl and Ray-Kung Fu," NutraSweet's "Fake," Nike's "Freestyle," Sony Wega's "Kite," Guinness's "Dreamer," Telecom Argentina's "Yawn," Moonlight Cinema's "Mozzie," the French Electricity Board's "The Valley," BMW of North America's "Ambush," Fox Sports' "Leaf Blower" and "Nail Gun," Doctors Without Borders' "Frontires," and Womankind Worldwide's "Women Abuse."--

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Number Series Title Description352 Benjamin Franklin Part 1: Let the Experiment Be Made Part 2: the

Making of a RevolutionaryBenjamin Franklin is born the 15th son of a modest candlemaker in puritanical Boston. a world circumscribed by superstition and religious intolerance. Taken out of school at the age of 10 and apprenticed to his brother as a printer, young Ben embarks on a remarkable course of self-education, reading voraciously and teaching himself to write. He eventually breaks his apprenticeship and travels to London, where he is exposed to the new ideas of the Enlightenment. Returning to America, he settles in Philadelphia, becoming first a printer and businessman and, eventually, the most prominent newspaper publisher, almanac-maker and civic booster in the colonies, creating Philadelphia's first fire department and the colonies' first lending library. Franklin turns next to science, trying to unravel the mysteries of electricity, which have eluded some of the greatest minds of the day. His discoveries, including the relationship between electricity and lightning, are seen as a triumph of reason over superstition. The once penniless apprentice is now the most celebrated scientist in the world. Benjamin Franklin is outgrowing the colonies; when Pennsylvania asks him to go to England on official business, he jumps at the chance. Accompanied by his beloved son,

353 Benjamin Franklin Part 3: the Chess Master By far the oldest of the principal leaders of the American Revolution, Franklin, now in his 70s, embarks upon the most important role of his life. The American Revolution doesn't stand a chance without outside support; Congress sends Franklin to France in a desperate effort to secure an alliance with England's greatest rival. All of Franklin's considerable political skills - his talent for propaganda, public relations, back-room strategizing, his gift for subterfuge and manipulation - are called into play as he tries to convince the aristocratic French to lend much-needed support to the Revolutionary cause. Despite the French king's reluctance, and backbiting from John Adams, Franklin finally succeeds in obtaining the French support that leads to an American victory at Yorktown. With peace secured, Franklin returns to America, weary and ailing. But his country still needs him. Two years later, the elderly Franklin is carried into the Constitutional Convention to guide the rancorous delegates debating the balance of states' rights and federal power that will be embodied in the Constitution. Over the course of most of a century, Franklin has been a prime mover in shaping a new understanding of the relationships between man and God, man

354 Your Cultural Passport To International Business

Introduces business practices and etiquette that it would be useful to know if one were conducting business outside of the United States.

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Number Series Title Description355 Dalcroze Eurhythmics With Robert M.

AbramsonWhat is Eurhythmics? It is the oldest of the modern methods of teaching music, a method in which all musical concepts are taught through movement. Eurhythmics was developed by Emile Jaques-Dalcroze (1865-1950), because "all music begins with a physical mo

356 Music Changes a Seminar For Music Educators

Contains 14 lessons, each with lecture, discussion and classroom application of a specific music topic.

357 Tooth Desensitization Fast, easy, effective tooth desensitization techniques for use by dentist or auxiliaries are demonstrated in this video. Includes home care with high content flouride in simple custom trays, iontophoresis using various chemicals, use of desensitizing seal

358 Sealants - Effective & Long-Lasting Most children need at least a few sealants. Do you provide them? This video updates you on the entire area. The newest and best sealants ranging from unfilled, to partially filled, to fully filled are compared.

359 Pulp Tester Use For Auxiliaries Educate auxiliary persons fast and thoroughly on this important task. Video includes techniques and rationale related to pulp testing with the best brands of pulp testers shown.

360 Preventing Discipline Problems Preventing discipline problems shows the hidden set of strategies that paves the way for children. Now teach prevention techniques that enable children to respond appropriately, to feel comfortable and to be successful.

361 Preventing Discipline Problems Preventing discipline problems shows the hidden set of strategies that paves the way for children. Now teach prevention techniques that enable children to respond appropriately, to feel comfortable and to be successful.

362 The Spirit At Work Best selling author James Autry offers a perspective that can help. His ideas are down to earth and useful. He contends that it all depends on five ways of being. These five principles will allow us to nurture our own Spirit at Work.

363 Love and Profit the Art of Caring Leadership James A. Autry talks about traits a good manager should have that extend beyond just technical skills, such as honesty, trust, courage and what he terms the ability to give employee special treatment.

364 Life and Work Manager's Search For Meaning James A. Autry introduces the concept of caring leadership by exploring with breathtaking insight and sensitivity issues involved in managing a workforce.

365 Celebrate What's Right With the World Do you have a vision for your organization? More importantly, do you have one for yourself? One that gets you excited every morning and keeps you open to possibilities.

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Number Series Title Description366 Blood Collection: the Diffcult Draw Provides information to be considered during blood collection that

requires selection of alternate procedures, steps, or sites for the following situations: patients unable to understand the procedure, patients with physicial conditions making blood colle

367 Teaching Reading: Emergent Literacy A series of six programs designed as simulated field experience for teacher training. Each program includes several segments showing a successful, experienced teacher in action in the classroom, alternating with interview segments during which the teacher

368 Teaching Reading: the Reading/Writing Connection

A series of six programs designed as simulated field experience for teacher training. Each program includes several segments showing a successful, experienced teacher in action in the classroom, alternating with interview segments during which the teacher

369 Teaching Reading:Teaching Word Identification A series of six programs designed as simulated field experience for teacher training. Each program includes several segments showing a successful, experienced teacher in action in the classroom, alternating with interview segments during which the teacher

370 Teaching Reading: Fostering a Literate Cultrue A series of six programs designed as simulated field experience for teacher training. Each program includes several segments showing a successful, experienced teacher in action in the classroom, alternating with interview segments during which the teacher

372 Teaching Reading: Literacy In Content Area Instruction

A series of six programs designed as simulated field experience for teacher training. Each program includes several segments showing a successful, experienced teacher in action in the classroom, alternating with interview segments during which the teacher

373 Life and Debt Set in Jamaica, this film is a case study of how contemporary free trade policies and global financial institutions such as the International Monetary Fund, World Bank and World Trade Organization affect the economies of developing nations. Includes inter

374 Juvenile Justice: In the Best Interest When victimized children turn victimizers themselves, juvenile court is likely to be their next destination. Using case studies of families in turmoil, this gripping program sheds light on the juvenile justice system. Courtroom footage reveals the inten

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Number Series Title Description375 Safe: Inside a Battered Wimen's Shelter Every 12 seconds in America, a woman is beaten by her husband or

boyfriend. This program presents the experiences of three women who sought to break the cycle of violence by seeking refuge at a safe house, a place providing sanctuary for physically abused

376 Broken Child Case Sudies of Child Abuse A documentary exploring the effects of early childhood deprivation and abuse and their impact on emotional and cognitive development. Analyzes the socially destructive impact of children and young adults who have been victimized by early life trauma.

377 Moyers On Addiction Close To Home Experts are increasingly focusing on prevention efforts based on community and family. This documentary looks at two of these efforts. One works with parents addicted to heroin by teaching them how to repair the damage to family wrought by drug abuse.

378 Clinical Tips For Hygienists - From Dentists As with any other profession, dental hygienists become so involved with the specifics of their own area that other important clinical situations related to dental hygiene may go unnoticed. Examples are: is a fixed bridge loose or not.

379 Election Tracy Flick (Witherspoon), a straight-A go-getter is determined to be president of Carver High's student body. Popular teacher Jim McAllister (Broderick) decides to derail Tracy's obsessive overachieving by recruiting an opposition candidate.

380 The Difference Between Us A three part series exploring the history of race perceptions and behaviors towards races in the United States, within the context of recent scientific discoveries which have have toppled the concept of biological race.

381 The Story We Tell A three part series exploring the history of race perceptions and behaviors towards races in the United States, within the context of recent scientific discoveries which have have toppled the concept of biological race

382 The House We Live In A three part series exploring the history of race perceptions and behaviors towards races in the United States, within the context of recent scientific discoveries which have have toppled the concept of biological race

383 Now With Bill Moyers December 13, 2002 A three part series exploring the history of race perceptions and behaviors towards races in the United States, within the context of recent scientific discoveries which have have toppled the concept of biological race

384 The Battle of Ideas Is the middle class disappearing? Now follows three middle class families and examines the economic trends affecting the country in middle class sqeeze. Then, Bill Moyers interviews U.S. Senator John McCain (R-AZ) to discuss campaign finance reform since

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Number Series Title Description385 The Agony of Reform This series explores our changing world: the new rules of the game, the

winners and losers in the clash between government and the marketplace, the great debate over the impact of globalization, and the powerful forces shaping our economy and the future.

386 The New Rules of the Game This series explores our changing world: the new rules of the game, the winners and losers in the clash between government and the marketplace, the great debate over the impact of globalization, and the powerful forces shaping our economy and the future.

387 Better Homes and Gardens Room Arranding Do's and Don'ts

You don't have to be a professional decorator or own loads of expensive furniture to make your home attractive and inviting. That's because the challenge of creating terrificlooking rooms has less to do with what you have than how you use it.

388 The Player A celebrity-studded thriller of murderous obsession among Hollywood's glamorous elite

390 Signs In Bucks County, Pennsylvania, a five-hundred-foot crop circle is found on the farm of Graham Hess, the town's reverend. The circles cause a media frenzy and test Hess's faith as he journeys to find out the truth behind the crop circles.

391 Chicago At a time when crimes of passion result in celebrity headlines, nightclub sensation Velma Kelly and spotlight-seeking Roxie Hart both find themselves on Chicago's famed Murderess Row.

392 Blowing For Columbine The United States of America is notorious for its astronomical number of people killed by firearms for a developed nation without a civil war. With his signature sense of angry humour, activist filmmaker Michael Moore sets out to explore the roots of this

393 Why Man Creates Demonstrates in its form and content, the nature of the creative process and discusses the variety, richness, and importance of creative vision.

394 Savage Earth: Hell's Crust View the planet's geothermal furyj from the eyes of those who have witnesses it up close, including campers caught in the midst of the eruption of Mt. St. Helens.

395 Savage Earth: the Restless Planet View the planet's geothermal furyj from the eyes of those who have witnesses it up close, including campers caught in the midst of the eruption of Mt. St. Helens.

396 Savage Earth: Out of the Infero Examine the terrifying and often unpredictable variety of a volcano's moods, from vast, swirling mudflows to the ash-clouds that choked the life from ancient Pompeii.

397 Savage Earth: Waves of Destruction Learn about the phenomenon called tsunami, a massive earthquake beneath the ocean's surface that triggers a series of savage waves.

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Number Series Title Description398 Going To School A documentary film about empowering children with disabilities in Los

Angeles.399 Volcano's Deadly Warning In 1985, Nevado del Ruiz erupted in Colombia, burying the sleeping

townspeople of Armero under six feet of mud and water. 25,000 people died. Scientists knew that unless they found a way to more accurately predict when a volcano would erupt, the potential

400 Microprocessor Introduction To Programming/Branching Introduction to basic computer languages, interpreting simple programs, explain data flow during the execution of branch instructions, describe the purpose and use of flags in a program, and indentify common flowchart conventions. DW

401 Microprocessor 6800 Microprocessor Looking at the MPU 6800 architecture in the terms of its block diagram, explaining operation and specifications instructions. DW

402 Microprocessor 6800 Mpu Stack Operation/Subroutines Taking a closer look at the MPU stack, and describing the use of regular and nested subroutines DW

403 Microprocessor 6800 Mpu I/O Operations/Interrupts Taking a closer look at how the MPU sends and receives data from input and output devices, and the interrupt capabilities of the MPU 6800. DW

404 Microprocessor Interfacing Peripheral Adapters Describing a Peripheral Interface Adapter (PIA), explaining the output, control, and data direction register, programming with a PIA in either output or input programs, expaling how a PIA can drive displays and encode keyboards DW

405 Great American Speeches 80 Years of Political oratory Part 1 Beginning with a 1912 speech by Theodore Roosevelt and ending with 1984 speeches by Mario Cuomo and Jesse Jackson, traces the history of visually recorded American oratory and discusses the evolution of how, through technology, politicians present themselves.




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Number Series Title Description409 Great American Speeches 80 Years of Political oratory Part 5 Beginning with a 1912 speech by Theodore Roosevelt and ending with

1984 speeches by Mario Cuomo and Jesse Jackson, traces the history of visually recorded American oratory and discusses the evolution of how, through technology, politicians present themselves.


411 Business Ethics The Bottom Line Several experts examine the moral obligation corporations have to their employees and to the communities where their plants exist.

412 The Quality Connection Provides a meaningful definition of quality and assists employees in making the link between their responsibilities and the customers' perceptions. Suggests how to encourage and reward customer-oriented ideas and actions.

413 Time The Next Dimension of Quality Introduces the concept of time as the next dimension of quality and shows, through host explanations and dramatic vignettes, how the concept can be applied in the office environment with tangible measurable results.

414 Ideas Into Action Provides a meaningful definition of quality and assists employees in making the link between their responsibilities and the customers' perceptions. Suggests how to encourage and reward customer-oriented ideas and actions.

415 Video Atlas Of Human Anatomy The Lower Extremity Shows dissections of unembalmed human bodies. Gives a three-dimensional view by having the specimen rotate relative to the camera.

416 Video Atlas Of Human Anatomy The Trunk This tape shows the musculoskeletal system of the spine, thorax, abdomen, and pelvis, together with the spinal cord, and the principal nerves and blood vessels.

417 Questioning The Media Neil Postman: January Series Neil Postman talks about in 1998, what the new millennium will be like.

418 Legal Issues For Managers Discusses what managers should know to effectively deal with situations involving their employees and answers some of the most frequently asked questions about legal issues for managers.

420 How To Legally Document Employee Discipline This program discusses how to document employee discipline.

421 Rhinoskin The Making of a Movie Star A film crew follows struggling actor tod depree in his year-long quest to get "just one line of dialogue on a network sitcom".

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Number Series Title Description422 Moyers On Addiction - Close To

HomePortrait of Addiction Bill Moyers explores the issues of drug and alcohol addiction. Each

program looks at different aspects of addiction and recovery, with shared experiences of addicts and those helping them toward recovery.

423 Moyers On Addiction - Close To Home

The Hijacked Brain Scientists are making dramatic discoveries about how addiction affects the brain. Moyers goes into the laboratory to follow researchers engaged in charting an "image of desire in the brain."


Changing Lives While addiction may cause similar changes in the brains of different people, recovery is a very individual solution. Changing behavior is the aim of treatment, but no single treatment program will work for all addicts. This program visits the Ridgeview Inn.


The Next Generation Prevention of drug abuse is increasingly focusing on the efforts based on community and family. This documentary looks at two of those efforts.


The Politics of Addiction Members of congress, doctors, policy activists and recovering people have joined to push for new public policy. This program looks at arizona's recent struggle to find an alternative to current policies.

427 Oceanus: The Marine Environment Continental Margins (Lesson 107) An indepth look is provided on the geological structure and historical background of the ocean's continental shelf. The effect of the continental shelf on marine life and future evolutionary changes are also discussed.

428 Oceanus: The Marine Environment Ocean Currents (Lesson 112) An indepth look is taken of the world's ocean currents. Climatic and geographic aspects of the currents are discussed. The influence of these ocean rivers on the ecology and marine life are also studied.

429 Oceanus: The Marine Environment Wind, Waves and Water Dynamics (Lesson 113 )

It explains how waves move and what causes the movement and what effect it has on the deep surface environment.

430 Oceanus: The Marine Environment Plankton: Floaters and Drifters (Lesson 115) The community of drifting organisms called plankton are discussed. The plankton's importance in the marine food chain and its future implications for human consumption are studied..

431 Oceanus: The Marine Environment Nekton: Swimmers (Lesson 116) The swimming organisms, nektonic animals are the topic of this discussion. The four major groups, their aquatic abilities, shape, and color aremajor areas studied.

432 Oceanus: The Marine Environment Light In the Sea (Lesson 121) The theme of this production is the interplay between light and the sea. The ability of water to reflect, refract and transmit light is a major area of discussion. Also discussed are the zone of light penetration, the amount of light penetrating above.

438 Supervision: Concepts And Practices Of Management

Planning and Time Management Segments from televised news shows concerning real-life cases illustrating principles of management. Includes sections on the Dallas Cowboys, Pepsi, health-care reorganization, Saturn, and the airlines.

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Number Series Title Description440 Supervision: Concepts And Practices

Of ManagementEmployee Selection and Interviewing Protocol Segments from televised news shows concerning real-life cases

illustrating principles of management. Includes sections on the Dallas Cowboys, Pepsi, health-care reorganization, Saturn, and the airlines.

441 Supervision: Concepts And Practices Of Management

Coaching Segments from televised news shows concerning real-life cases illustrating principles of management. Includes sections on the Dallas Cowboys, Pepsi, health-care reorganization, Saturn, and the airlines.

442 Behind Bars "Investigative Reports enters the most perilous prisons on Earth to examine penal institutions around the world. You'll hear convicts and guards speak for themselves about conditions that are grittier than can be imagined. In Chicago's Cook County Jail.

443 Police A look at the history of our country's police and its public perception, as well as a current look at several police departments working in the communities they are charged to protect.

444 20Th Century With Mike Wallace Born To Kill - Jeffrey Dahmer and Ted Bundy One was a sexual predator, stalking, killing and mutilating young women. The other was a cannibal, eating the flesh of his young male victims and preserving some body parts in his home for sexual gratification.

445 20Th Century With Mike Wallace Detectives of Death Forensics is the stuff of murders, mysteries, and whodunits a science and an art that can put the guilty behind bars and set the innocent free. While astonishing leaps in technology have revolutionized crime solving, the O.J. Simpson trial demonstrated.

446 20Th Century With Mike Wallace The Trial of O.J. Simpson - Anatomy of a Verdict

Looks at the American criminal justice system through the O.J. Simpson murder trial and the verdict.

447 20Th Century With Mike Wallace Gang Violence In America This program discusses the increase in gang violence, particularly shooting homicides, in the United States in the last two decades of the 20th century. It examines the life and laws of gangs such as Hells Angels, and Los Angeles tough gangs who seem to grow every year.

448 20Th Century With Mike Wallace Kid Crime, Violent Crime and Children Discusses the growth of juvenile delinquency and violence in the United States and the three ingredients of kid crime: drugs, guns and gangs.

449 20Th Century With Mike Wallace Crooked Cops This program takes a look at scandals of the past, and examines how illicit drugs and the money that comes with them has dramatically changed the nature of police corruption. Stories of cops in New York, Miami, Philadelphia and New Orleans who have broken the law and committed heinous crimes are profiled.

450 Modern Marvels Crime Science Historical overview of crime science and how forensic science is used in criminal investigations in preparing for court testimony.

451 South America Continent of Diversity Describes geographic features and cultural conditions in South America.

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Number Series Title Description452 Africa Continent of Contrasts Take a trip through the continent of Africa and sample the diversity of

its cultures, histories, and landscapes. Herds and their predators are also documented.

453 Office Of Retirement Services The Tax-Deferred Payments Program It may seem odd as you're just beginning your career to be asked to think about retirement. However, making informed decisions now can help make your retirement more comfortable and financially secure. By enhancing the value of your pension early in your career it will cost you far less and realize far more.

454 Jamming Based on John Kao's best-selling book, Jamming : the art and discipline of business creativity, this program explores the reality that creativity can be cultivated within organizations through innovative thinking.

455 Hole In The Sky The Ozone Layer This hard-hitting global documentary examines the alarming depletion of the earth's ozone layer. With each new analysis of data, the news becomes more alarming: the hole is larger and growing more rapidly than had been projected.

456 Chernobyl Ten Days For Disaster Cameras return to the site of the chernobyl disaster three years after to assess its aftermath. We see bulldozed villages, talk to people with restricted access to their own homes and fields, and meet children confined to enclosed areas as protection.

457 The Search For Clean Air This program presents a clear, forceful, and thorough exposition of the problems of air pollution: its causes; its effects on forests, streams and human health; and the issues involved in correcting the problems.

458 Screen Scan Usa ScreenScan is a software and hardware system that takes microfilms and turns it into digital photos.

459 The Ad and the Ego Discusses how the market economy has grown to the point that commercialism invades the most intimate aspects of life. Leading media critics show how living in an environment saturated with advertising creates a psychology of need.

460 Advertising and the End of the World Presents a compelling and accessible argument about consumerism and its impact on the earth's future. Extensively illustrated with graphics and examples from commercial imagery.

461 Ethnic Notions Covering more than one hundred years of United States history, traces the evolution of Black American caricatures and their role in political and social conflicts concerning race.

462 Peter Elbow On Writing A Conversation With America's Top Writing Teacher

Professor Elbow provides insight into how one works through problems in writing. He explains the role of feedback and the importance of readers and listeners to good writing.

463 Fruit Of Dreams The Mexican Cherry Pickers of Traverse City, Mi

Examines artistic and scientific discoveries of the Renaissance, focusing on the discovery of perspective and the development of visual tools that create the magic of illusion.

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Number Series Title Description464 Masters of Illusion Examines artistic and scientific discoveries of the Renaissance,

focusing on the discovery of perspective and the development of visual tools that create the magic of illusion.

465 Teleconference Tools For Transformation: Making the Learning Paradigm a Reality

466 Palettes-Great Artists & Their Paintings

Claude Monet In his garden at Giverny, Monet created a vast canvas to research his landscape paintings. He had a Japanese bridge built over the pond, which he covered with water lilies. Anxious to render every variation of light over the bridge, water, foliage, and flowers consistent with the season and time of day, Monet worked simultaneously on several canvases and returned to them again and again. This program explores the 54 versions of Water Lilies from various viewpoints and harmonies of light. We see that behind the apparent spontaneity lies a very sophisticated work of composition.

467 Palettes-Great Artists & Their Paintings

Rembrandt Van Rijn Even in his first paintings, Rembrandt positioned himself in the scene. In the following years, at least 100 times he used his face as the only subject in engravings, drawings, and paintings. Such single-mindedness, unique in the history of art, was very widely interpreted. This program explores his self-portraits and attempts to determine the secret meanings hidden in the various versions of Rembrandt’s face.

468 American Literature On Video Kate Chopin - the Joy That Kills This is the widely heralded adaptation of the short story by Kate Chopin, the late-19th-century writer whose work is only now receiving the major recognition it deserves. The setting is Kate Chopin’s own world—the world of the upper-class Creole society that dominated New Orleans in the 1870s, a world with a strict code of behavior, one of whose strongest tenets required a wife to subordinate her will and her very being to her husband. Produced and directed by Tina Rathborne.

469 Sophocles-The Theban Plays Antigone The third of the three plays of the Oedipus saga, Antigone is perhaps the most easily accessible of all the great classical tragedies, its theme clear and up-to-date: the conflict between moral and political law. Now the tale of Oedipus and his family comes to its end--he, his wife Jocasta, and his sons all dead; at the last, his daughter-who stood by her father-is also destroyed.

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Number Series Title Description470 Sophocles-The Theban Plays Oedipus the King Sophocles often won the leading prize at the Dionysia, the principal

dramatic festival of Athens; but Oedipus the King was a runner-up, winner of the second prize. Posterity, however, considers the play second to none. This play recounts the story of Oedipus, King of Thebes, a man who-out of stubborn pride-must know the truth at all costs. It is the first of the three plays in the Oedipus saga, setting the stage and creating the characters who will continue the story to its conclusion in Antigone.

471 Images of American Government - 1 1. Rockefeller address to Republican National Convention (11:31) -- 2. Republican National Convention-Goldwater acceptance speech (40:39) -- 3. Democratic National Convention-Al Gore address on Vietnam (4:11) -- 4. Eagleton confesses to exhaustion and fatigue (2:46) -- 5. Republican presidential candidate becomes heated and confused (2:15) -- 6. Gary Hart drops out of race again (2:15) -- 7. Mondale announces his running mate (3:12) -- 8. Background questions haunting Quayle (5:10) -- 9. Lyndon Johnson's Daisy Girl TV commercial (1:00) -- 10. Campaign '88 do those TV ads work? (9:59) -- What? debates (6:57)

472 Images of American Government - 2 1. Race to the White House - George Wallace Interview (23:00) -- 2. The Rather/Bush interview (7:45) -- 3. First Bush/Quayle interview (3:33) -- 4. Perot, third party could have significant impact on election (3:07) -- 5. Cuts in federal help keep 33% of blacks below poverty level (6:34) -- 6. A look at the AIDS policies of Bush and Clinton (5:12) -- 7. Candidates differ widely on approach to welfare reform (5:16) -- 8. Two states give school kids medical care and coverage (4:59)

473 Campaigns and Elections 1996 CASSETTE 2. The '96 vote and the gender gap (Nightline 10/21/96) 14:19 -- 1996 Republican Convention, day one (Nightline 8/12/96) 12:07 -- Democratic National Convention opens in Chicago (Nightline 8/26/96) 11:11 -- The '96 vote : political ads (Nightline 10/14/96) 14:30 -- The '96 vote : election eve (Nightline 11/4/96) 16:04 -- Foreign money, domestic politics (Nightline 10/29/96) 13:03.

474 Sustainable Architecture This video is a thorough and interesting exploration of the elements of architectural design that work towards sustainability. There are sections on planning & design, basic building design, embodied energy & resources in buildings, vernacular architectur

475 Resourceful Materials & Methods For Building Construction

See practical and economical applications of resourceful technology in this effective new video. Join award winning architect and builder, Randy Dettmer, AIA, as he shows you

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Number Series Title Description476 Sentinels Of Silence The Ruins of Ancient Mexico Aerial Views Of Seven Archeological Sites In Mexico. Shows Stone

Palaces, Deserted Temples, Pyramid Mounds, And Elaborate Carvings.

477 Siena Chronicles of a Medieval Commune Based Largely On Contemporary Sources, This Film Focuses On The Civic And Religious Institutions Of The City And Captures Sienese Life And Society During Its Golden Age

478 Black Holes The Most Dazzling Detective Story In the History of Science

Explores The Origins Of Astronomical Black Holes. Explains Where They Come From And Where They Might Be Found.

479 The Creation of the Universe Using spectacular special effects, animation, computer graphics, and interviews with internationally renowned physicists, this program explores clues to the origin and evolution of the entire universe.

480 From Here To Infinity The Ultimate Voyage (Hosted and Narrated By Patrick Stewart)

Using Advanced Computer Graphics And Digital Audio Technology, Filmmakers Bob Goodman And Don Barrett Have Fashioned A Journey Through The Cosmos And Beyond.

481 Mars: Past, Present, Future The Complete Story of the Red Planet Take A Journey To Mars And Discover Why Mars May Hold The Key To Our Future.

482 The Planets Patrick Stewart (Captain Jean Luc Picard of Star trek, the next generation) is our guide on a journey that takes us beyond the world of sci-fi.

483 Nova: Death Of A Star The Sky's Most Violent Event - An Explosive Supernova

On February 23, 1987, a young Canadian astronomer witnessed one of the most violent cosmic events since the creation of the universe - a supernova - the gargantuan explosion resulting when a star blows itself apart.

484 Nova Hunt For Alien Worlds Examines New Technological Developments Used In Exploring Our Universe.

485 Nova Venus Unveiled An in-depth view of the planet, Venus. Interviews various scientists and astronomers and discusses the surface and various properties of the planet.

486 Equal Justice Under Law Marbury V. Madison Presents A Dramatization Of The Landmark Supreme Court Decision In Marbury Vs. Madison, Which Established The Supreme Court's Responsibility To Review The Constitutionality Of Acts Of Congress.

487 Building For Performance Cure For the Common Callback Talks About Problems With Airtight Sealing, Ventilation & Performance Testing.

488 Design and Installation Guidelines For Non-Heat Recovery Whole House Ventilation

489 Ecological Design Inventing the Future Beginning in the 1920's with the work of R. Buckminster Fuller, moving through the 1960's and the Counter Culture and ending on the doorstep of the 21st century, this program follows the evolution of ecological design from the visions of a few independent thinkers to the powerful movement it is becoming.

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Number Series Title Description490 How To Seal and Insulate Ducts How To Seal and Insulate Air Ducts491 Log Cabin Assembling and Finishing Step-by-step instructions for on-site assembly of a handcrafted log

home and detailed explanation of techniques used to finish a log home inside and outside.

492 Rammed Earth Basics Rammed Earth Construction Techniques For the Beginner

This video illustrates the techniques, procedures, and equipment necessary to construct solid walls of rammed earth, including walls developed for earthquake prone country. Rammed earth walls in many areas have survived for centuries.

493 Sealing Leaks During Construction Demonstrates construction site air sealing during all phases of a project. Includes advanced, continuous air barrier methods. Graphics clearly show air leakage sites and pathways in typical site-built homes. 15-minute video.

494 Bubbeh Lee & Me Portrait of an extraordinary, ordinary Jewish grandmother and her gay grandson's search for his place in the world.

495 How Are Kids Smart? Multiple Intelligences (M.I.) In the Classroom Learn about M.I. theory and the seven intelligences, explore some of the associated myths about M.I. and observe how teachers have incorporated M.I. theory into their classrooms. Addresses the struggles with challenges of increasing diversity, inclusion of students with special needs and the move toward heterogenous grouping in the classroom.

496 The Native Americans The Tribes of the Southeast Rediscover America in this illuminating six-part series as Native Americans tell their own compelling story against the background splendor of the geographic regions from which they came.

497 The Native Americans The Tribal People of the Northwest Rediscover America in this illuminating six-part series as Native Americans tell their own compelling story against the background splendor of the geographic regions from which they came.

498 The Native Americans The Nations of the Northeast Rediscover America in this illuminating six-part series as Native Americans tell their own compelling story against the background splendor of the geographic regions from which they came.

499 The Native Americans The People of the Great Plains - Part 1 Rediscover America in this illuminating six-part series as Native Americans tell their own compelling story against the background splendor of the geographic regions from which they came.

500 The Native Americans The People of the Great Plains - Part 2 Rediscover America in this illuminating six-part series as Native Americans tell their own compelling story against the background splendor of the geographic regions from which they came.

501 The Native Americans The Natives of the Southwest Rediscover America in this illuminating six-part series as Native Americans tell their own compelling story against the background splendor of the geographic regions from which they came.

502 Building With Sips - Builder Version This video explains the benefits of building with SIPs, such as providing greater design flexibility, lower energy costs to the consumer, less waste and less site time.

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Number Series Title Description503 Making a Molehill Out of a Mountain Discusses the problem of waste produced in building, renovating, and

demolishing houses and what can be done to reduce the amount of this waste.

504 Reconsidering The Dream Sustainable Suburbia Consumers Still Aspire To The Dream Of A Suburban Detached Home, So Growth Continues To Be Focussed On The Suburban Fringe Of Our Cities. While Expressing Concern About The Environment,

505 St. Lawrence Neighborhood Rebuilding the St. Lawrence neighborhood in Toronto.506 This Clean House An expert leads the owners of a typical older house on an investigation

as to why their home makes them feel sick. Using CMHC's publication The Clean Air Guide, step-bystep instructions on locating and eliminating indoor air contaminants are provided.

507 Ecological Realities Natural Laws At Work Considers the flow of energy from the Sun to plants and from them to animals; the cycle of life in a food chain in a marsh; and the regulation of population in species inhabiting a prairie. Explains the concept of a food pyramid and shows how life depends on the continuous recycling of mineral nutrients.

508 Re-Use It or Lose It Uses interviews and voice over techniques to examine large scale recycling projects in the San Francisco and Palo Alto, California areas. Cites the amounts of solid waste produced each year per person, and the percentages of those wastes that can be successfully recycled rather than put in landfill.

509 Your Voice Counts Assisted Suicide Taped at the Chicago Circle Campus of the University of Illinois, Leo Buscaglia attests that love is alive and well and living in Chicago where his largest audience of 10,400 people prove it.

510 Leo Buscaglia Politics of Love Leo Buscaglia talks about accepting the challenge of life, building lasting, mutually rewarding relationships, freeing ourselves of labels, hang-ups, and trivia, teach the wonder of love to our children, forever rid ourselves of loneliness and despair, profit even more from ourselves unlimited, unique despair.

511 Where Your Search Begins A Comprehensive Guide Through the Log Home Industry

How to build a log house

512 Building For Performance The Ins and Outs of Building Science Designed to help home builders and home buyers build new houses that incorporate airtight construction, managed ventilation, and other critical components of a performance-built house.

513 Building For Performance Consumer's Special Package Designed to help home builders and home buyers build new houses that incorporate airtight construction, managed ventilation, and other critical components of a performance-built house.

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Number Series Title Description514 Common Miracles The New American Revolution In Learning Examines communities across america which are discovering how to

liberate the human potential in each child. Correspondents Peter Jennings and Bill Blakemore reveal how we are enabling students to uncover their special strengths and become eager learners.

515 Environment Scanning Orientation At LCC LCC Production516 Faith and Reason Efforts being made by scientists and theologians to find common

ground between their two seemingly opposing fields are Action Conference. Sponsored jointly by the Vatican and the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences, Berkeley, the conference gathers leading scientists, theologians, and philosophers, who discuss such issues as the origin of the universe and the meaning of life. A visit to Cambridge University and John Hopkins provides a scientific backdrop for discussions about whether recent space probes could threaten biblical teachings on creation. This thought-provoking dialogue between people of good faith makes a string contribution to public discourse.

517 Challenge To America The Culture of Commerce This program explores the systemic differences between the individualistic capitalism of American and Britain and the communitarian capitalism of Japan and Germany. It shows how both Japan and German embrace more collaborative relations between labor and management, government and business and even among businesses than the more laissez-faire American system. Both Japan and Germany invest heavily in worker training and long-term employment guarantees. The Japanese system is dominated by families of companies which finance and down each other; the German system by banks which are investors as well as lenders; the American system by entrepreneurs and absentee, mutual-fund type owners and managers who wield great power.

518 Learn & Live This George Lucas-inspired documentary film explores innovative educational programs where students and teachers use technology to make learning exciting. Join Robin Williams in a discovery of the interesting ways schools are helping all members of their communities prepare to learn and live in the 21st century.

519 Cnn - Impact A Tale of Two Cities The similarities and different between Paris and Washington D.C DW

520 Emerging Powers China This video series produced by the Wall Street Journal puts the focus on up-and-coming nations of the world. Four programs are included: "China," "India," "Mexico" and "Brazil."

521 Emerging Powers India This video series produced by the Wall Street Journal puts the focus on up-and-coming nations of the world. Four programs are included: "China," "India," "Mexico" and "Brazil."

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Number Series Title Description522 Emerging Powers Mexico This video series produced by the Wall Street Journal puts the focus on

up-and-coming nations of the world. Four programs are included: "China," "India," "Mexico" and "Brazil."

523 Emerging Powers Brazil This video series produced by the Wall Street Journal puts the focus on up-and-coming nations of the world. Four programs are included: "China," "India," "Mexico" and "Brazil."

524 From Jesus To Christ The First Christians Explores the life of Jesus and the movement he started, challenging familiar assumptions and conventional notions about the origins of Christianity. Drawing upon new and sometimes controversial historical evidence and interviews with the nation's leading New Testament scholars, the series transports the viewer back two thousand years to the time and place where Jesus once lived and preached. Traces Jesus' life, focusing on the events that occurred after he died and on his first followers.




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Number Series Title Description528 Triumph Of The Nerds Impressing their Friends Covers the pioneering years of the PC revolution during the mid-1970's

in Silicon Valley. Based on Cringely's book: Accidental Empires. Explains how the PC industry came of age in the 1980's. Interviews Steve Jobs who co-founded Apple Computer and Bill Gates of Microsoft (2nd work). Looks at changes in the PC industry during the 1990's and their impact on the future. Discusses the Graphical User Interface (GUI) and the Internet (3rd work).

529 Triumph Of The Nerds Riding the Bear Explains How The Pc Industry Came Of Age In The 1980S. Includes Interviews With Bill Gates Of Microsoft, Ibm's Decision To "Buy, Not Build" Pc Technology, The Introduction Of Ibm's Pc Into The U.S. Market Followed Rapidly By Clones,

530 Triumph Of The Nerds Great Artists Steal Examines the changes in the PC industry during the 1990s and their impact on the future. Includes the introduction of windows 95, the biggest global product launch ever, satellite links and xerox parc, the user friendly technology adopted by steve jobs

531 The Speeches Collection Martin Luther King Jr. Presents A Collection Of Martin Luther King, Jr's. Major Speeches And Minor Asides, Tracing The Development Of His Oratorical Style.

532 The Searchers (John Wayne) A Confederate war veteran tracks down the Indians who killed his brother and sister-in-law and carried off their daughter.

533 Cat On a Hot Tin Roof The members of a well-to-do Southern family gather to await the impending death of their domineering father, "Big Daddy" and are forced to face the truth about themselves as well.

534 Rebel Without a Cause The teen-age son of a well-to-do family gets involved in violence when he attempts to win the approval of a gang of high-school hoodlums. Before the feature are three Behind the Cameras segments from the Warner Bros. Presents TV series, including a "safe-driving" interview withdrawn from airing following Dean's death.

535 Sounder This is the story of an 11-year-old black youngster, "Boy." When his sharecropper father is arrested and sentenced to five years at hard labor after stealing food to feed his family, Boy embarks upon a journey to find out where his father has being imprisoned. Accompanied by his dog Sounder, Boy also makes the arduous crossover from boyhood to manhood, with the help and sometimes hindrance of various people along the road.

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Number Series Title Description536 A Private Universe In this simple yet dramatic demonstration of how preconceived ideas

can interfere with learning, a bright high school student diagrams her answer to the question, "Why is it warm in the summer?" She soon learns that her theories, pieced together from elementary school science are incorrect. Yet even when she is given correct information, she can't let go of the previous ideas in her private Universe.

537 The Journey of Natty Gann America is in the depths of the Great Depression. Families drift apart when faraway jobs beckon. In this masterful, atmospheric adventure, a courageous young girl (Meredith Salenger) confronts overwhelming odds when she embarks on a cross-country search for her father. During her extraordinary odyssey, she forms a close bond with two diverse traveling companions: a magnificent, protective wolf, and a hardened drifter (John Cusack). a brilliant, moving tapestry, woven of courage and perseverance.

538 Oedipus At Colonus This play recounts the blind, exiled Oedipus' final days. The primary action involves a fight over where Oedipus is to die (as that place is to become hallowed ground). Familial interactions also play a key role in the drama.

539 Oedipus At Colonus This play recounts the blind, exiled Oedipus' final days. The primary action involves a fight over where Oedipus is to die (as that place is to become hallowed ground). Familial interactions also play a key role in the drama.

540 The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World Philo of Byzantium, approximately 2,000 years ago, compiled a list of two statues, a temple, a roof-top garden, two tombs, and a lighthouse. Ancient Romans considered these to be the seven great man-made wonders of the world. Why seven?

541 Castle Presents an animated tale about a fictional thirteenth-century fortress and town built by King Edward I to subdue the rebellious Welsh. Includes live-action sequences in which David Macaulay explains the history and architecture that inspired the fictiona

542 Cathedral Combines location sequences and animation to show the building of a Gothic cathedral. Begins with a tour of Chartres, Reims, Amiens, Bourges, Beauvais, Notre Dame de Paris, Laon, and the Royal Abbey Church of St. Denis. Discusses life in the medieval era and how churches were a center of life.

543 How To Juggle Multiple Priorities The techniques offered in this video will help you manage responsibilities and take control of your job.

544 Heritage In Black An overview of contributions of Black Americans, and the history of Blacks in America from the Revolution to the Civil Rights movement of the 1960's.

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Number Series Title Description545 Retail Buying Series Planning the Purchase An Overview Of The Process Of Planning Merchandise Purchasing In

The Retail Industry.546 Effective Resumes and Job Applications Shows how writing can help an applicant win a job, in preparing

résumés, cover letters, thank you letters and comprehensive job applications.

547 Teleconference Shaping the Community College Image (Tuesday, 6/6/2000 2-3 Pm)

LCC Production

548 Investigative Reports To Russia For Love: Mail order Brides A documentary about American men who seek a bride from Russia through a mail-order brokerage system. This growing industry attracts thousands of female applicants from Russia, Ukraine, and the Baltic States. Approximately 6000 men per year obtain a bride through this catalog order process. The U.S. government, however, is investigating claims of domestic abuse by some of these women, and incidents of green card revocation in cases of divorce.

549 Get On the Bus Follows a group of different men traveling from Los Angeles to the march in Washington, D.C. On the way they will make friends, make enemies, and make history.

550 Ethical Issues In Professional Life Introduction To Applied Ethics and the Professional

Topics covered include values and virtues, consequences and contingencies, and rights and responsibilities. This program features Dr. Lisa Newton, Director, program in applied ethics, Fairfield University, and project consultant for the PBS series, “Ehics in America.”

551 Ethical Issues In Professional Life Reasoning In Medical Ethics Topics covered include analogical moral reasoning with patient narratives or “stories.” Featuring ethicist Dr. David Smith.

552 Ethical Issues In Professional Life Engineering Ethics: the Case of Challenger Topics covered include the criteria for whistleblowing in light of the tragedy of Challenger. This program features Roger Boisjoly, former Morton Thiokol engineer.

553 Ethical Issues In Professional Life Legal Ethics Topics covered include confidentiality as a core value in the legal profession. Featuring Reese Smith and Talbot D’alemberte, immediate past President, American Bar Association.

554 Ethical Issues In Professional Life Government Ethics Topics covered include balancing competing stakeholder claims in government service. Featuring ethicist Dr. Peter Madsen.

555 Ethical Issues In Professional Life Media Ethics Topics covered include privacy versus the people's right to know. Featuring Dr. Robert Steele, journalist and ethicist.

556 Ethical Issues In Professional Life Business Ethics Topics covered include the question of the social responsibilities of business and the guidelines of the U.S. sentencing commission. Featuring Dr. Manuel Velasquez, director, center for applied ethics, Santa Clara University, and author of business ethics: concepts and cases.

557 Ethical Issues In Professional Life Ethics and Social Science Professionals Topics covered include imposing values and professional-client models. Featuring Dr. Tim Kennedy, social worker\activist.

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Number Series Title Description558 Ethical Issues In Professional Life Ethics and Scientific Research Topics covered include scientific misconduct and its control. Featuring

Dr. Robert l. Sprague, recipient of the AAAS scientific integrity and freedom award.

559 Ethical Issues In Professional Life Ethics and the Neonatal Unit Topics covered include ethics, technology and scarce resources in medicine. Featuring Dr. Jean McCarthy, neonatologist; and former Governor of Colorado, Richard Lamm.

560 Ethical Issues In Professional Life Ethics and Accounting Professionals Topics covered include the new responsibilities of accountants and the role of professionals codes of conduct in accounting. Featuring Dr. Robert Sweeney, Professor of accountancy, Memphis State University.

561 Ethical Issues In Professional Life Ethics and the Fiduciary Professionals Topics covered include the BCCI case and the criminalization of unethical conduct in the fiduciary professions. Featuring Terry Aitek, Esq., Assistant U.S. Attorney.

562 Ethical Issues In Professional Life Ethics, the Environment and Professionals Topics covered include the leadership role of the professions in the environment crisis. Featuring Dr. Lisa Newton, Director, program in applied ethics, Fairfield University, and project consultant for the PBS series, “Ethics in America.”

563 Ethical Issues In Professional Life Social Responsibilities of Professionals Topics covered include integrating personal and professional responsibilities in society. Featuring Dr. Lisa Newton, Roger Boisjoly, Dr. Robert Sweeney, Dr. Robert l. Sprague, and the Hon. Lawton Chiles, Governor of Florida.

564 Flambards Christina / Blooding Christina is sent to live with her domineering, crippled uncle Russell and her cousins Mark and William at "Flambards", a rambling, decaying mansion in England in the early 1900's. When she arrives, Christina finds the Russell family an unhappy group, divided by bitterness, jealousy and intolerance, brother against brother, father against son.

565 Flambards Entry To a New World / Lady Bountiful Christina's emotions are torn. She loves the old house and the beautiful countryside, but her relationship with her Uncle and Mark is precarious.

566 Flambards Point To Point / the Cold Light of Day William and Christina leave Flambards to seek their fortune. William discovers that, despite his obvious technical and creative talent, getting a job in aviation will be far from easy.

567 Flambards The Edge of the Cloud / Flying High William finally lands a job at Elm Park Flying School and Christina is living in as a waitress at a local hotel. Romance, flying thrills and adventure are on the horizon.

568 Flambards Sing No Sad / New Blood William and Christina are married, but the first world war looms every closer, giving them a very uncertain future.

569 Flambards Prisoners of War / What Are Servants For / Inheritance

Under the impression that both Mark and William are dead, Christina installs herself at Flambards with the intention of running the estate as a farm

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Number Series Title Description570 Edward R. Murrow Harvest of Shame Documentary showing the degradation and exploitation of migrant

farmworkers in the United States. This broadcast lead to the passage of laws protecting the worker's rights. Introduced by Dan Rather.

571 CBS Reports A Legacy of Shame An investigative report on the working conditions of migrant farm laborers in the United States. Interviews farmers, workers, attorneys, and government officials about housing conditions, government regulations, working conditions, and pesticide hazards and poisonings. Also interviews owners of Duda farms which has an exemplary reputation and provides benefits to its migrant farm workers.

572 Amistad Chronicles the 1839 revolt on board a slave ship bound for America. Much of the story involves the court-room drama about the slave who led the revolt.

573 1776 A musical celebration of the founding of the United States of America, centering around the familiar historical characters as they organize a movement for independence from Mother England. All events lead up to that most significant date, July 4, 1776,

574 The Odd Couple Two divorced men (one is fastidious, the other is a slob) share a New York apartment.

575 On Our Own Terms: Moyers On Dying

Living With Dying "Death, which sooner or later comes to all, is treated as a strangely taboo subject in America. In this program, Bill Moyers describes the search for new ways of thinking--and talking--about dying. Forgoing the usual reluctance that most Americans show toward speaking about death, patients and medical professionals alike come forward to examine the end of life with honesty, courage, and even humor, demonstrating that dying can be an incredibly rich experience for both the terminally ill and their loved ones."


A Different Kind of Care "At the end of life, what many Americans want is physical and spiritual comfort in a home setting. Bill Moyers presents the important strides being made in the area of palliative care at pioneering institutions such as New York's Mt. Sinai Hospital and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. These advances are bringing peace to those who fear that they will be a burden to loved ones, will suffer needlessly, or will be abandoned in their hour of greatest need."

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Number Series Title Description577 On Our Own Terms: Moyers On

DyingA Death of One's Own More and more Americans are looking for opportunities to exert some

measure of control over where and how they die. In this program, Bill Moyers unravels the complexities underlying the many choices at the end of life, including the bitter debate over physician-assisted suicide. Three patients, their families and their doctors discuss some of the hardest decisions, including how to pay for care, what constitutes humane treatment, and how to balance dying and dignity. In the end, do these patients die the way they wanted? Yes...and no."


A Time To Change "Whether they want to or not, four out of five Americans will likely die in hospitals or nursing homes and the care they get will depend on who is footing the bill. Bill Moyers introduces crusading medical professionals--including staff members of the Balm of Gilead Project in Brimingham, Alabama--who have dedicated themselves to improving end-of-life care by changing America's overburdened health system."

579 Dr. Wayne Dyer Improve Your Life Using the Wisdom of the Ages

Everyone has genius within them. You just have to know how to find it and release it. Dr. Dyer takes teachings from history's greatest teachers, philosophers and writers and interprets them in a contemporary manner, making them relevant to your life.

580 Tootsie Michael Dorsey is an out-of-work actor who makes himself up as a woman to get a job. When his girlfriend, Sandy, fails an audition for a soap opera, Michael dresses up as "Dorothy Michaels" and lands the part. All goes well until "Dorothy" falls in love with beautiful co-star, Julie, and Julie's father, Les, falls for "Dorothy."

581 The Last Supper A group of idealistic, but frustrated, liberals succumb to the temptation of murdering rightwing pundits for their political beliefs.

582 Not Without My Daughter Two-time Oscar winner Sally Field adds another powerful acting triumph to her gallery of great roles in the suspense thriller Not Without My Daughter. She plays American tourist and homemaker Betty Mahmoody in a riveting true story of terror and escape.

583 G.I. Jane Lieutenant O'Neil is the first woman ever given the opportunity to earn a place in the armed forces' most highly skilled combat unit--the elite Navy SEALs. But the already brutal rigors of training camp turn into an unimaginable test of courage.

584 School Ties David Greene, a popular student at an exclusive New England prep school, becomes the object of ridicule and scorn when his Jewish heritage is revealed, leading him to take the most important stand of his life.

585 The Joy Luck Club Follows the story of four lifelong friends, whose lives are filled with joy and heartbreak, and shows how their experiences have affected the hopes and dreams they hold for each of their children.

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Number Series Title Description586 Nuts The pending case: The People of the State of New York vs. Claudia

Draper. The issue: Is Claudia mentally competent to stand trial? Sure, she's shocking, outspoken, explosive. But is she "nuts?" Claudia holds nothing back as she takes on the judicial system, modern psychiatry, personal demons and anyone in her way.

587 Far and Away A poor but proud Irish tenant farmer accompanies the spoiled and headstrong daughter of a wealthy landlord to America in a quest for land.

588 Gandhi Chronicles the life of Gandhi beginning with his political activities in South Africa during the late 1890's and ending with his assassination at the hands of a Hindu extremist in 1948. Shows the development of his philosophy of non-violence as he leads the people of India to independence from the British.

589 Gandhi Chronicles the life of Gandhi beginning with his political activities in South Africa during the late 1890's and ending with his assassination at the hands of a Hindu extremist in 1948. Shows the development of his philosophy of non-violence as he leads the people of India to independence from the British.

590 Wag the Dog When the President is caught in a sex scandal less than 2 weeks before the election, "Mr. Fix-it" decides they need a war to distract the public's attention and he calls on Hollywood's top producer to create it.

591 Broadcast News Tom Grunick is the perfect modern anchorman, with charm and good looks but no background for the job. Jane Craig, the brilliant producer, has the job of trying to make Tom look like a newsman. Then there is Aaron Altman, a dedicated reporter, utterly devoid of on-camera charisma, and jealous of Tom's success - with the public and Jane.

592 The Crucible A group of teenage girls meets in the woods at midnight for a secret ceremony. When the ceremony is witnessed by the town minister, the girls are accused of witchcraft. Soon the entire village is consumed by hysteria, and innocent victims are put on trial, leading to a devastating climax.

593 Yentl Set in Eastern Europe in the early 1900's, Yentl tells the story of a young woman who wishes desperately to learn. Because of the prejudice against women studying, she disguises herself as a man.

594 Floor Time Tuning In To Each Child (Based On the Work of Stanley Greenspan, M.D.)

Demonstrates How To Interact With Young Children By Presenting A Model For Healthy Emotional Development.

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Number Series Title Description595 Quiz Show Fame and fortune become a hotbed of scandal when a Washington

investigator uncovers corruption beneath the TV's hottest quiz show's glittering facade. The scandal implicates both the wildly popular champion and the disgruntled ex-champ.

596 Little Buddha In a big American city, a boy and his family discover a story about a prince in a land of miracles. But the miracle becomes real when Tibetan monks appear, searching for their leader's reincarnation -- who they believe has been reborn in the boy.

597 Great Writers Of The 20Th Century Bertolt Brecht "The German poet, playwright, and theatrical reformer who developed the drama as a social and ideological forum is the subject of this program, in which those who knew him discuss his life and many works. Excerpts from plays such as Mother Courage and Her Children, The Life of Galileo, the Good Woman of Setzuan, and Antigone highlight the development of Brecht's austere form of irregular verse. A later work, A Little Orgnum for the Theater, is the embodiment of Brecht's idea of true Marxist drama. It also showcases his theory of Epic Theater, which encourages spectators to view performances as scientific analyses of human behavior, rather than illusions of reality."

598 Disclosure When an executive in a large company resists the advances of his new boss who is also a former love, she charges him with sexual harassment. Suddenly his marriage and his career are at risk,

599 Wall Street Bud Fox is an ambitious young Wall Street broker whose quest for new clients leads him to Gordon Gekko, a financial wizard with a genius for making money. Gekko lures Fox into the illegal but lucrative world of corporate espionage and insider trading.

600 Marat Sade The infamous Marquis de Sade, confined to an asylum, directs the other inmates in a reenactment of the bloody assassination of French revolutionary Jean-Paul Marat.

601 Oedipus Rex The Stratford, Ontario, Shakespearean Festival Players, speaking through Greek masks, present the tragedy of Oedipus, who, having unwittingly slain his father and unknowingly married his mother, is driven by the plague that has swept through his kingdom to track down the evildoer who has polluted his land and its people.

602 Global Village Presents Waiting For Beckett - a Portrait of Samuel Bechett

This documentary combines film clips of Beckett's works with excerpts of Beckett's letters and a wealth of archival photographs and footage to create a portrait of a man who is regarded as one of the greatest writers of the 20th century.

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Number Series Title Description603 Is America Number One? - Stossel

In The ClassroomThe Environment For Success Is America number one? Compares the quality of life in the U.S. with

the rest of the world, and considers reasons for the disparity in prosperity. Stossel measures the cultural and economic freedom around the globe, using New York City, Hong Kong and Calcutta.

604 Is America Number One? - Stossel In The Classroom

Results May Vary Is America number one? Compares the quality of life in the U.S. with the rest of the world, and considers reasons for the disparity in prosperity. Stossel measures the cultural and economic freedom around the globe, using New York City, Hong Kong and Calcutta.

605 Is America Number One? - Stossel In The Classroom

Is It Arrogance? Is America number one? Compares the quality of life in the U.S. with the rest of the world, and considers reasons for the disparity in prosperity. Stossel measures the cultural and economic freedom around the globe, using New York City, Hong Kong and Calcutta.

606 Diffusion and Osmosis A study of diffusion as it takes place in living cells. Uses photomicrography, time-lapse photography, simple laboratory demonstrations, and models to explain diffusion and to clarify how a selectively permeable membrane functions.

607 Norma Rae Sally Field stars as a poor Southern textile worker with a disreputable past, who courageously supports the Northern union organizer in a final successful attempt to unionize the last major non-union textile factory in the South.

608 Four Seasons: Domeatic Automatic Temperature Controls

A look at electronics in today’s car.

609 Four Seasons Air Conditioning - Advanced Diagnostics & Testing

A look at electronics in today’s car.

610 GM Cooling Fan Systems A look at electronics in today’s car.611 Four Seasons Ford Cooling Fan Systems Designed for the automotive professional who wants solid technical

know-how on automotive temperature control systems in practical, step-by-step demonstrations.

612 Everybody Rides the Carousel (Complete Series)

Based on the writings of psychoanalyst Erik Erikson, this brilliant animated film invites the viewer along on eight rides through the different stages of life. The film reflects the inner feelings and conflicting emotions experienced during each stage of personality development.

613 The Trojan Women Based on a tragedy by Euripides. Although dealing with the Trojan war, is strongly anti-war in its telling.

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Number Series Title Description614 Roger & Me A documentary about Flint, Michigan native Michael Moore and his

efforts to meet with General Motors' president Roger Smith in order to persuade the executive to visit Flint, a city which is economically depressed due to the closure of a General Motors plant.

615 The Clio Awards The Best of 2000: the Gold Winners This program showcases the Clio gold and silver winners for the year 2000. Entries include Starbucks' "Good Morning to You, Too," Levi's "Invisible Man," Volkswagen's "Double-Checked," Budweiser's "Whassup True," MTV Networks' "Wrong Shoes" and "Sexy Dance," Guinness' "Surfer" and "Bet on Black," The Chemical Brothers' "Let Forever Be," Lipton Brisk Ice Tea's "Dojo," New Balance's "Stability," Red Bull Energy Drink's "Cannon Baby," and Florida Anti-Tobacco Pilot's "Daughters" and "Fun with Stats.

616 Literature In The Modern World Brecht On Stage Bertolt Brecht wrote plays to challenge an audience, to make them think and see the possibilities of change -- what he called "dialectical theater." In this documentary contemporaries and scholars discuss his work and the methods he used to revolutionize drama in the 20th century, and its impact on modern theater.

617 Mack the Knife Mack the Knife, London's most notorious criminal has married the luscious Polly. Polly's father and his wife lead the Soho beggars in a flourishing crime sydicate that they must protect from Mack's intrusion.

618 Affluenza Uses personal stories, expert commentary, and historic advertising film clips to illustrate the causes and consequences of consumerism in American society.

619 Escape From Affluenza Taking off where the documentary Affluenza ends, this television production shows ways individuals are combating consumerism and 'affluenza', including the voluntary simplicity movement. Hosted by Wanda Urbanska, co-author of Simple Living.

620 Modern Marvels The Great Bridge - 8 Miles of Steel Relates the history of the San Francisco-Oakland bay bridge. One of the greates engineering feats of all time, it was begun in 1932 and finished in 1936, ahead of schedule and under budget. Eight and a quarter miles in length.

621 Modern Marvels The Tool Bench - Hand Tools For millions of years before the evolution of modern man, our ancestors took sticks and stones and fashioned them into simple tools. Though it is a long way from a flint blade to a tempered steel hatchet, hand tools remain vital and valuable to this day.

622 Modern Marvels More Earthmovers Some can lift tons of earth with a single bite. Others can tunnel through hundreds of feet of solid rock. They are the earthmovers, and they are among the most impressive machines ever built.

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Number Series Title Description623 Modern Marvels The Golden Gate Bridge The Golden Gate bridge is the most popular man-made tourist

attraction in the United States, as well as a vital artery for the city of San Francisco. But at one time, critics said it could never be built.

624 Modern Marvels The Brooklyn Bridge The Brooklyn Bridge was not only a landmark, but also the first bridge of its kind. No one had ever used steel for construction, nor used cables of metal, nor built a suspension bridge so long. In 19th-century New York, where buildings were no more than five stories tall, engineer John Roebling's soaring and majestic Brooklyn Bridge was nothing short of a technological miracle. But Roebling's innovation led to an uphill battle against the elements, corrupt politicians, and scientists who claimed the first strong wind would collapse the bridge to rubble.

625 Modern Marvels Panama Canal Teddy Roosevelt had a dream to make America a global power. It was realized through the Panama Canal. The French began construction in 1880, but it would take the inventive American's to discover a way to link the oceans. First, the diseases that attacked the workers had to be controlled. Then, an innovative design for a series of locks was developed. Finally, the dogged determination and backbreaking toil of the Americans was rewarded when the Atlantic and Pacific oceans were united on January 7, 1914. This is one of the most important achievements of the 20th century.

626 Modern Marvels Power Plants They are the facilities that power the world, massive plants that produce millions of watts of electricity from enormous generators. Though the basic technology has remained constant for decades, continual improvements and refinements have

627 Modern Marvels Demolition Everyone has seen footage of buildings being demolished. It seems almost magical-- a few puffs of smoke and debris emerge from the base, and then the whole massive edifice topples in on itself. Anything man has built, man can tear down.

628 Modern Marvels Assembly Line Presents the history of the assembly line--the symbol of industrial superiority that transformed nations and transfixed the world.

629 Modern Marvels American Steel - Built To Last Documentary explores the creation and growth of the American steel industry, including the history of the processes of creating steel. Highlights significant contributions made by Henry Bessemer, the inventor who discovered an efficient way to mass produce steel, and by Andrew Carnegie, the highly successful businessman who built America's first giant steel industry.

630 Modern Marvels Empire State Building An historical documentary about the Empire State Building, also known as the "Cathedral of Dreams" during its construction during the Depression.

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Number Series Title Description631 Modern Marvels Machine Tools Discusses modern machine tools.632 Modern Marvels The Tool Bench Power Tools Details the history and development of power tools.633 Modern Marvels Concrete Called the substance that became the building block of civilization, this

episode follows the varied uses of concrete from Roman times to the present.

634 Modern Marvels Hoover Dam By any measure, it was a daunting task? To tame the Colorado River, the waterway that had carved out the Grand Canyon. To make things worse, the site chosen was in the middle of the desert, far removed from any towns or infrastructure.

635 Weapons At War Helicopters No weapon packs as much firepower in so versatile a package as the helicopter. Designed to adapt, the helicopter strikes on its own terms. A&E explores this lean, mean, fighting machine and its never-ending maneuvers.

636 Cipher In the Snow Intended primarily for teachers and designed to motivate a concern for the needs of every child. Tells about a young student whom no one thought was important and the teacher who writes the obituary after the boy's sudden death.

637 Cosmos: Carl Sagan I: the Shores of the Cosmic Ocean Astronomer Carl Sagan's landmark 13-part science series takes you on an awe-inspiring cosmic journey to the edge of the Universe and back aboard the spaceship of the imagination. Topics covered include: the 15-billion year history of the Universe; the evolution of life on Earth and what forms life might take on other worlds; Johannes Kepler the first modern astronomer; the hellish atmosphere of Venus and the threat of the Greenhouse Effect on Earth; the search for life on Mars; the 17th century exploration of the Earth; the Voyager missions to Jupiter and Saturn; the possibility of time travel; Einstein's theories; the life cycle of stars; determining the origin of the Universe; the brain and the evolution of intelligence; how we might communicate with alien civilizations; the continued survival of the human race versus the threat of nuclear destruction.

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Number Series Title Description638 Cosmos: Carl Sagan II: One Voice In the Cosmic Fugue III: the

Harmony of the WorldsAstronomer Carl Sagan's landmark 13-part science series takes you on an awe-inspiring cosmic journey to the edge of the Universe and back aboard the spaceship of the imagination. Topics covered include: the 15-billion year history of the Universe; the evolution of life on Earth and what forms life might take on other worlds; Johannes Kepler the first modern astronomer; the hellish atmosphere of Venus and the threat of the Greenhouse Effect on Earth; the search for life on Mars; the 17th century exploration of the Earth; the Voyager missions to Jupiter and Saturn; the possibility of time travel; Einstein's theories; the life cycle of stars; determining the origin of the Universe; the brain and the evolution of intelligence; how we might communicate with alien civilizations; the continued survival of the human race versus the threat of nuclear destruction.System Requirements:Starring Carl Sagan Running time: 780 minutes

639 Cosmos: Carl Sagan IV: Heaven and Hell V: Blues For the Red Planet

Astronomer Carl Sagan's landmark 13-part science series takes you on an awe-inspiring cosmic journey to the edge of the Universe and back aboard the spaceship of the imagination. Topics covered include: the 15-billion year history of the Universe; the evolution of life on Earth and what forms life might take on other worlds; Johannes Kepler the first modern astronomer; the hellish atmosphere of Venus and the threat of the Greenhouse Effect on Earth; the search for life on Mars; the 17th century exploration of the Earth; the Voyager missions to Jupiter and Saturn; the possibility of time travel; Einstein's theories; the life cycle of stars; determining the origin of the Universe; the brain and the evolution of intelligence; how we might communicate with alien civilizations; the continued survival of the human race versus the threat of nuclear destruction.

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Number Series Title Description640 Cosmos: Carl Sagan VI: Travellers' Tales VII: the Backbone of Night Astronomer Carl Sagan's landmark 13-part science series takes you on

an awe-inspiring cosmic journey to the edge of the Universe and back aboard the spaceship of the imagination. Topics covered include: the 15-billion year history of the Universe; the evolution of life on Earth and what forms life might take on other worlds; Johannes Kepler the first modern astronomer; the hellish atmosphere of Venus and the threat of the Greenhouse Effect on Earth; the search for life on Mars; the 17th century exploration of the Earth; the Voyager missions to Jupiter and Saturn; the possibility of time travel; Einstein's theories; the life cycle of stars; determining the origin of the Universe; the brain and the evolution of intelligence; how we might communicate with alien civilizations; the continued survival of the human race versus the threat of nuclear destruction.

641 Cosmos: Carl Sagan VIII: Travels In Space and Time IX: the Lives of the Stars


642 Cosmos: Carl Sagan X: the Edge of Forever XI: the Persistence of Memory


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Number Series Title Description643 Cosmos: Carl Sagan XII: Encyclopedia Galactica XIII: Who Speaks

For Earth?Astronomer Carl Sagan's landmark 13-part science series takes you on an awe-inspiring cosmic journey to the edge of the Universe and back aboard the spaceship of the imagination. Topics covered include: the 15-billion year history of the Universe; the evolution of life on Earth and what forms life might take on other worlds; Johannes Kepler the first modern astronomer; the hellish atmosphere of Venus and the threat of the Greenhouse Effect on Earth; the search for life on Mars; the 17th century exploration of the Earth; the Voyager missions to Jupiter and Saturn; the possibility of time travel; Einstein's theories; the life cycle of stars; determining the origin of the Universe; the brain and the evolution of intelligence; how we might communicate with alien civilizations; the continued survival of the human race versus the threat of nuclear destruction.

644 The Milky Way's Invisible Light A three-dimensional model is used to demonstrate the shape and size of the Milky Way, and to show why our galaxy appears as it does from the vantage point of the solar system. Imagery, animations and observations ranging from radio waves to X-rays are used to explain how astrophysicists arrived at their current understanding of the Milky Way.

645 El Norte (The North) After their father is killed, a brother and sister leave their native Guatemala and journey north to the "promised land".

646 The Essential Blue Eyed Trainer's Edition (50 Min) Debriefing (36 Min) Jane Elliott conducts a diversity training workshop where an arbitrarily selected group of individuals is targeted to experience prejudice and bigotry. The workshop is based on the blue-eyed/brown-eyed exercise.

647 Skin Deep A diverse group of college students reveal their honest feelings and attitudes about race and racism. Students are interviewed alone, and then discuss the issues in a group setting.

648 Abc News Special Love, Lust and Marriage Why We Stay and Why We Stray

LOVE, LUST AND MARRIAGE When do most partners cheat? We'll show you why things go wrong and how science can help save your relationship. Love, the most powerful human emotion and tonight is our restless search for the perfect partner.

649 The Year My Voice Broke Story of a teenage boy's friendship with a troubled girl; set in a small town in Australia in the early 1960's.

650 Eugene O'Neill'S Long Day's Journey Into Night Author Eugene O'Neill gives an autobiographical account of his explosive home life. Fused by a drug-addicted mother, a father who wallows in drink after realizing he is no longer a famous actor and an older brother who is emotionally unstable and misfit, the family is reflected by their youngest son, who at 23 is a sensitive and aspiring writer.

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Number Series Title Description651 Eugene O'Neill'S Long Day's Journey Into Night Author Eugene O'Neill gives an autobiographical account of his

explosive home life. Fused by a drug-addicted mother, a father who wallows in drink after realizing he is no longer a famous actor and an older brother who is emotionally unstable and misfit, the family is reflected by their youngest son, who at 23 is a sensitive and aspiring writer.

652 Pillars Of Profit Markets & Demand How To Listen To the Voice of the Customer Prof. Maital discusses the theory of creating value and its importance for the price, cost and value triangle of profit. Managers succeed in creating value, which generates high prices and profits, by being good at listening to customers'voices and creating products and services that customers want. He discusses the concepts of demographics and price elaticity of demand; he also discusses how to interpret and when to ignore consumer demands.

654 Singin' In the Rain Singin' in the Rain (1952) is one of the most-loved and celebrated film musicals of all time from MGM, before a mass exodus to filmed adaptations of Broadway plays emerged as a standard pattern. It was made directly for film, and was not a Broadway adaptation.

655 Mad City Sam Baily, upset over losing his job, takes a natural history museum hostage. Max Brackett, journalist, is in the museum when this occurs, and gets the scoop. The story spreads nation wide, and soon it is all anyone talks about. The story itself is the news, not the reason why or the real people behind it.

656 Ed TV Ed Perkurny is just a regular guy who feels he has nothing to lose by agreeing to be a star of a new reality-based TV show. Almost overnight, the program becomes a hit, and suddenly this goofy but engaging video clerk is a national celebrity!

657 Sony Pictures Classics Martha & Ethel Through riveting interviews, vintage photographs, home movies and newsreel footage, Martha & Ethel chronicles the lives of two nannies and the upper-class families they served from the 1940's to the present. Stern Martha, a German immigrant, ruled by fear and intimidation. Ethel, a fun-loving Southerner, raised "her" children with gentle, unconditional love. Together, the nannies and their families represent the full spectrum of American life: black and white, rich and poor, native and immigrant

658 Clio Awards - 40Th Anniversary Reel Showcases over 100 Clio award winning television commercials which have aired worldwide. Part 1 covers ads airing from the 1950s through the 70s, and includes companies such as Alka-Seltzer, Life Cereal, Coca-Cola, American Tourister, New York State, Timex, British Airways, Cool Whip, Pepto-Bismol, and Xerox.

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Number Series Title Description659 Clio Awards - 40Th Anniversary Reel Showcases over 100 Clio award winning television commercials which

have aired worldwide. Part 2 covers the 1980s and 1990s, and includes IBM, Apple, Diet Pepsi, Federal Express, Levi's Jeans, Polaroid, Little Caesars, Penn Tennis Balls, and Maxell Audio Tapes.

660 Intimate Universe The Human Body What an amazing amalgamation of chemicals we humans are! Dr. Robert Winston's visceral exploration of the physical processes of the body is an enlightening, exciting, and sometimes startling testimonial to just how complicated an organism the human animal is. From the graceful opening shot of naked people ages 1 to 100 standing in a row in a forest, to the painful last days of a man dying of cancer, this video will make you regard the human body with an awesome new respect. Often using himself as a subject, Dr. Winston examines how the physiology of our bodies works. Tiny, fiber-optic cameras make a journey down an intestinal track look like a ride on a candy-pink roller coaster. Advanced medical imaging techniques used by the filmmakers make it possible to see and understand the body in a whole new way, such as when a 3-D image of Dr. Winston's head is sliced open to reveal the miniscule bones of the inner ear. Yet for all its advanced technology, the series does not neglect the "human" side of our bodies. Dr. Winston pours buckets of salt water into the ocean as he marvels that we are the only animals that cry. The series, shot over a period of two years, is loosely framed around the lives of a group of people who


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Number Series Title Description662 Intimate Universe The Human Body What an amazing amalgamation of chemicals we humans are! Dr.

Robert Winston's visceral exploration of the physical processes of the body is an enlightening, exciting, and sometimes startling testimonial to just how complicated an organism the human animal is. From the graceful opening shot of naked people ages 1 to 100 standing in a row in a forest, to the painful last days of a man dying of cancer, this video will make you regard the human body with an awesome new respect. Often using himself as a subject, Dr. Winston examines how the physiology of our bodies works. Tiny, fiber-optic cameras make a journey down an intestinal track look like a ride on a candy-pink roller coaster. Advanced medical imaging techniques used by the filmmakers make it possible to see and understand the body in a whole new way, such as when a 3-D image of Dr. Winston's head is sliced open to reveal the miniscule bones of the inner ear. Yet for all its advanced technology, the series does not neglect the "human" side of our bodies. Dr. Winston pours buckets of salt water into the ocean as he marvels that we are the only animals that cry. The series, shot over a period of two years, is loosely framed around the lives of a group of people who


664 Snow Falling On Cedars A murder trial has upset the quiet community of San Piedro, and now this tranquil village has become the center of controversy. For a local reporter the trial strikes a deep emotional chord when he finds his ex-lover is linked to the case.

665 Cultural Awareness In Business Discusses the importance of cultural awareness and cultural differences in business.

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Number Series Title Description666 Scientific American Frontiers Fat and Happy? Obesity continues to be a problem facing Americans, and Dr. George

Blackburn is developing a better diet. In Scientific American Frontiers: Fat and Happy?, he shows host Alan Alda a suit that makes the wearer feel 40 pounds heavier. In another segment, a researcher sets out to prove that children who are told "clean your plate" will do so by the age of five, and will still eat a dessert after being full. Her studies also prove that kids who watch a lot of TV tend to eat more. In the Arizona desert, Tohono O'odham and Pima Indians discover that returning to the desert foods eaten by their ancestors will reduce their rates of diabetes and obesity. ~ Alice Day

667 The Films Of Charles & Ray Eames Volume 1: Powers of Ten Takes us on an adventure in magnitudes. Starting at a picnic by the lakeside in Chicago, this famous film transports us to the outer edges of the universe. Every ten seconds we view the starting point from ten times farther out, until our own galaxy is visible only as a speck of light among many others. Returning to Earth with breathtaking speed, we move inward - into the hand of the sleeping picnicker - with ten times more magnification every ten seconds. Our journey ends inside a proton of a carbon atom within a dna molecule in a white blood cell. This cassette also includes the original version produced in 1968 entitled "A Rough Sketch for a Proposed Film Dealing with the Powers of Ten and the Relative Size of Things in the Universe."

668 The Sprawling Of America 1 - Inner City Blues (56:06) 2 - Fat of the Land (56:46)

A two-part, two-hour documentary series produced by the Great Lakes Television Consortium

669 The Human Animal The Language of the Body Humans enter the world completely vulnerable - no hair on our body, no protective skin covering, no natural weapons like claws or horns, just naked apes with little more than an enlarged brain. So what accounts for our extraordinary success? Zoologist Desmond Morris, narrator, thinks the answer lies in our use of gestures and facial expressions to communicate in countless subtle and complex ways. Morris visited sixty countries over eight years, trying to become the Noah Webster of body language, defining and classifying non-verbal communication

670 Drama Of The Law II Paralegal Issues Dramatized scenes of real-life situations frequently encountered in a legal office. Titles of segments are: intake interview, client confidentiality, unauthorized practice, human error, and strategic information. - 1. Intake interview(5:10) 2. Client confidentiality(3:35) 3. Unauthorized practice(4:25) 4. Human error(3:48) 5. Strategic information(3:53)

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Number Series Title Description671 National Association Of Legal

Assistants (Nala)Executive Forum (Jim Lovell - Host) Each week, the executive forum features recognized industry experts

who provide commentary of the latest trends and technology, which are leading corporate america into the 21st century. The show is packed with good ideas about dealing with such complex subjects as the massive changes being demanded of organizations because of increased competition, technological innovation, and deregulation.

672 Colorado Bar Association "I Never Said I Was a Lawyer" Designed to be used for orientation of legal assistants and other employees in the law office. Presents four scenarios where ethical standards have been compromised. Discussion of each scenario is encouraged.

673 Paralegals Enhancing Practice, Professionalism & Profitability

This video explores what a paralegal is, how attorneys and their law practices benefit by utilizing paralegal services, qualifications of paralegals, and specific examples of the roles and responsibilities paralegals undertake in the practice of law.

674 Ethics For Legal Assistants Vicki Boisin discusses issues of concern to legal assistants and other legal office workers: ethics, confidentiality, prohibition against giving direct legal advice to the public, pay, identification, changing jobs. Presentation during the May 1998 meeting of the Michigan State Bar Association.

675 American Justice A Woman Scorned Join host Bill Kurtis as American Justice goes to the front lines of the ongoing struggle for law and order. From the courtroom battles that are redefining the law to the dangerous streets where America's enforcement professionals risk their lives every day, examine the cases and trends that are shaping the future of law enforcement.

676 Fish! Catch the Energy. Release the Potential. Imagine a workplace where everyone chooses to bring energy, passion and a positive attitude with them each day. An environment in which people are truly connected to their work, to their colleagues and to their customers. Impossible? Not at all. Fish! is a tool to help you lead people toward creating that environment. Join us for an exploration of what we call the fish! philosophy: play, make their day, be there, choose your attitude.

677 Fish Sticks! Keeping the Vision Alive How can an organization keep from losing sight of its vision? Fish! sticks takes you to a workplace where every employee assumes personal responsibility for maintaining the company's vision of service, passion and fun from the moment to moment. By using the three points of the film - commit, be it, coach it - your organization can make sure its vision sticks! Fish! sticks proves that keeping your vision alive is not only possible - it's the whole point of having a vision in the first place!

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Number Series Title Description678 Fish Tales! Bite-Size Stories. Unlimited Possibilities. Fish! tales show how organizations that have nothing in common with a

fish market are creating more energy, fun and effectiveness through the Fish! philosophy. These short films answer the question, "what can I throw at work?" When you watch the rejuvenated organizations in Fish! tales, you'll see how to throw the same kind of teamwork, service, attentiveness and commitment in your workplace!

679 Secrets Of The Dead Witches Curse More than 300 years after the Salem witch trails led to death of 19 innocent people, psychologist Linnda Caporael has been searching for a rational explanation for the systems of bewitchment. Her work has sparked an investigation into wrenching convulsions, vivid deliriums, contaminated crops, hallucinogenic drugs, and a 2,300 year-old murder victim buried in a bog. Was bread tainted by a toxic fungus the real cause of the symptoms in Salem? Is this the same fungus from which LSD is derived? Can history's devastating witch hunts finally be explained?

680 Joe This hard-hitting drama about an average "Joe" who becomes a murderer stars Susan Sarandon, and Peter Boyle in the role that propelled him to stardom. The ultimate metaphor of the '60s -- a time when cultures and generations clashed -- "Joe" is the story of the odd friendship that forms between two middle-aged men commiserating in a seedy New York City bar. Joe is a blue-collar worker who loves drinking beer and showing off his gun collection; Bill is a wealthy executive whose money cannot insulate him from his failings as a father. The gap that separates them -- money, education and lifestyle -- is as wide as the barrier that cuts them from their children. But they bond through fear and frustration over their lots in life. As they search for Bill's runaway daughter (Sarandon), the unlikely friends become thrust into the midst of a shocking and humiliating experience that ends in violence. "Joe" is a profound social commentary about an era in turmoil.

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Number Series Title Description681 The War Room From a cold Primary in New Hampshire to the victory party in Little

Rock almost ten months later, The War Room takes viewers on a revealing, behind-the-scenes journey to the White House. This insightful look into one of the shrewdest, funniest, most sophisticated political machines ever, takes on new meaning in light of subsequent

revelations concerning President Bill Clinton. At the center of The War Room are the two men who guide Clinton's presidential bid through all of its turmoil: James Carville, the fiery, charismatic, expletive-spewing Cajun who manages the campaign with a mixture of Southern charm and unrelenting passion; and George Stephanopoulos, the brilliant, handsome Rhodes Scholar who, as communication director, calmly but surely mobilizes Clinton's staff to take the

presidency. These two masterminds ingeniously maneuver the campaign past the controversy of Gennifer Flowers and the draft-dodging issue through such events as the Democratic National Convention, the debates with George Bush and H. Ross Perot and the

final, nail-biting days leading up to the election itself. The War Room is a compelling and enlightening look at two remarkable men,

682 The Breakfast Club They were five teenage students with nothing in common, faced with spending a Saturday detention together in their high school library. At seven a.m., they had nothing to say, but by four p.m., they had bared their souls to each other and become good friends. To the outside world they were simply the Jock, the Brain, the Criminal, the Princess, and the Kook, but to each other, they would always be "The Breakfast Club."

683 Full Metal Jacket Vietnam war drama which begins with a depiction of the brutality of Marine Corps training and then shifts to Vietnam, focusing mainly on a group of Marines responding to the Tet Offensive of 1968.

684 Incident At Oglala In 1975, armed FBI agents illegally entered the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. Gunfire erupted- a Native American and two FBI agents fell dead. After the largest manhunt in FBI history, three men were apprehended- only one, Leonard Peltier, was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison. This is his story.

685 60 Minutes On Line U Entrepreneurs have spent millions to create for-profit universities on the Internet. Are we at the beginning of a revolution in higher education? Will students of the future get their degrees at home? - Originally broadcast on Feb. 18, 2001 as a segment of: 60 minutes.

686 Exploring Type With the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator

Designed to help counselors, trainers, and organizational leaders introduce the MBTI -- the most widely used personality inventory

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Number Series Title Description687 How To Deal With Difficult People (Volume

One)Everyone has difficult people in their lives. The key to dealing with difficult people is to first understand them. In this video, Drs. Brinkman and Kirschner give you insights into why difficult people behave the way they do - and they help you lay the groundwork for communicating effectively with difficult people. You'll enjoy their entertaining and instructive "role plays," and you'll never forget the skills they teach.

688 A Merry War Gordon Comstock is a copywriter at an ad agency, and his girlfriend Rosemary is a designer. Gordon believes he is a genius, a marvelous poet and quits the ad agency, trying to live on his poems, but poverty soon comes to him. - Based on the novel "Keep the Aspidistra Flying" by George Orwell.

689 The Phantom Tollbooth Milo is a boy who is always bored. That is, until he opens the strange package in his room, finds what looks like a real tollbooth and passes through the gate on a mysterious and magical trip to the Kingdom of Wisdom. Joined by a ticking "watch" dog named Tock, Milo embarks on a mission to end the terrible feud between numbers and words - by rescuing beautiful princesses Sweet Rhyme and Pure Reason from the Castle in the Air. On an odd-ball journey that draws them closer to the demons who dwell in the Mountains of Ignorance, they meet up with a comic collection of characters: the foolish, lovable Humbug; Azaz, the unabridged king of Dictionopolis; Mathemagician, ruler of Digitoplis; and Faintly Macabre, a not-so-wicked witch.

690 Schindler's List (Part 1) Dramatic presentation of the true story of the enigmatic Oskar Schindler, Nazi Party member, womanizer and war profiteer, who saved the lives of more than 1,100 Jews during the Holocaust.

692 12 (Twelve) Angry Men Depicts a jury of men who must decide the fate of a teenage boy who has murdered his abusive father. The jurors are from all walks of life, and bring with them their own opinions, prejudices, fears, and personal demons.

693 Dances With Wolves Kevin Costner is Lt. John Dunbar, a lonely brave soldier on a remote outpost who cautiously meets and slowly develops a friendship with a tribe of Sioux warriors. Untrusting of each other, but desperate to know what the future holds, Dunbar and the Indians face their fears in each other. Over time, Dunbar learns of their culture through a Sioux woman (Mary McDonnell) whom he slowly come to love. But his newfound loyalties are put to the test when he is faced with the difficult task of not only warning, but preparing the Sioux for the white man's looming conquest - one that will destroy a thousand years of proud native existence.

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Number Series Title Description694 The Inner Circle He was neither a soldier nor a spy, but the KGB made Ivan Sanshin an

eyewitness to history. For 50 years, he has waited to tell his true story. Now, Tom Hulce, Lolita Davidovich, Bob Hoskins and director Andrei

Konchalovsky take you inside the INNER CIRCLE. Like their countrymen, Ivan (Hulce) and his beautiful young wife Anatassia (Davidovich) idolized their leader, Joseph Stalin. But when Ivan is hired to become the Kremlin film projectionist - showing Chaplin films and musical comedies to "Papa Joe" - they see first-hand the brutal truth behind the dictator's propaganda. Alternately protected and menaced by the lecherous head of the KGB, Ivan and Anastasia are asked to betray everything they hold dear - their ideals, their foster child, even each other. a wrenching love story with the power and epic sweep of Dr. Zhivago, the INNER CIRCLE is an indelible account of two ordinary Russians trapped inside the most brutal regime in Soviet history.

695 Next: The Future Just Happened Now Vs. then - Part 1 Each of the four programs focus on a different division that has been blurred and distorted by the power that the internet offers: Amateur vs. Professional, Inside vs. Outside, Wants vs. Needs and Past vs.

Future. The 20th century saw the popularization of waves of new technologies that have fundamentally altered the way we live. And as we enter the 21st century, perhaps the most powerful of all these developments, the internet, is maturing rapidly.

696 Next: The Future Just Happened Now Vs. then - Part 2 Each of the four programs focus on a different division that has been blurred and distorted by the power that the internet offers: Amateur vs. Professional, Inside vs. Outside, Wants vs. Needs and Past vs.


697 Next: The Future Just Happened Insiders Vs. Outsiders - Part 1 Each of the four programs focus on a different division that has been blurred and distorted by the power that the internet offers: Amateur vs. Professional, Inside vs. Outside, Wants vs. Needs and Past vs.


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Number Series Title Description698 Next: The Future Just Happened Insiders Vs. Outsiders - Part 2 Each of the four programs focus on a different division that has been

blurred and distorted by the power that the internet offers: Amateur vs. Professional, Inside vs. Outside, Wants vs. Needs and Past vs.


699 Understanding Automotive Technology & Repair

Orientation To Working In the Automotive Shop Each tape provides a visual introduction to understanding and diagnosing all major systems of the automobile. Each system tape introduces the theory of the system, while a second tape provides troubleshooting techniques for common problems. The theory tapes introduce the purpose of the system, its major components, and provide an explanation of the system's functions. Coupled with a troubleshooting tape, the learner is given a general overview of common problems confronted in the workplace. With the same diagnosis procedures used throughout the videos, procedures are reinforced through repetition.


Understanding Automotive Diagnostics Each tape provides a visual introduction to understanding and diagnosing all major systems of the automobile. Each system tape introduces the theory of the system, while a second tape provides troubleshooting techniques for common problems. The theory tapes introduce the purpose of the system, its major components, and provide an explanation of the system's functions. Coupled with a troubleshooting tape, the learner is given a general overview of common problems confronted in the workplace. With the same diagnosis procedures used throughout the videos, procedures are reinforced through repetition.


Understanding Automotive Electricity Each tape provides a visual introduction to understanding and diagnosing all major systems of the automobile. Each system tape introduces the theory of the system, while a second tape provides troubleshooting techniques for common problems. The theory tapes introduce the purpose of the system, its major components, and provide an explanation of the system's functions. Coupled with a troubleshooting tape, the learner is given a general overview of common problems confronted in the workplace. With the same diagnosis procedures used throughout the videos, procedures are reinforced through repetition.

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Number Series Title Description702 Understanding Automotive

Technology & RepairHow To Diagnose Automotive Electrical Problems

Each tape provides a visual introduction to understanding and diagnosing all major systems of the automobile. Each system tape introduces the theory of the system, while a second tape provides troubleshooting techniques for common problems. The theory tapes introduce the purpose of the system, its major components, and provide an explanation of the system's functions. Coupled with a troubleshooting tape, the learner is given a general overview of common problems confronted in the workplace. With the same diagnosis procedures used throughout the videos, procedures are reinforced through repetition.


Understanding Automotive Electronics Each tape provides a visual introduction to understanding and diagnosing all major systems of the automobile. Each system tape introduces the theory of the system, while a second tape provides troubleshooting techniques for common problems. The theory tapes introduce the purpose of the system, its major components, and provide an explanation of the system's functions. Coupled with a troubleshooting tape, the learner is given a general overview of common problems confronted in the workplace. With the same diagnosis procedures used throughout the videos, procedures are reinforced through repetition.


How To Diagnose Automotive Electronics Problems



Understanding Automotive Engine Each tape provides a visual introduction to understanding and diagnosing all major systems of the automobile. Each system tape introduces the theory of the system, while a second tape provides troubleshooting techniques for common problems. The theory tapes introduce the purpose of the system, its major components, and provide an explanation of the system's functions. Coupled with a troubleshooting tape, the learner is given a general overview of common problems confronted in the workplace. With the same diagnosis procedures used throughout the videos, procedures are reinforced through repetition.

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Technology & RepairHow To Diagnose Engine Mechanical Problems Each tape provides a visual introduction to understanding and

diagnosing all major systems of the automobile. Each system tape introduces the theory of the system, while a second tape provides troubleshooting techniques for common problems. The theory tapes introduce the purpose of the system, its major components, and provide an explanation of the system's functions. Coupled with a troubleshooting tape, the learner is given a general overview of common problems confronted in the workplace. With the same diagnosis procedures used throughout the videos, procedures are reinforced through repetition.


Understanding Automotive Engine Performance



How To Diagnose Automotive Engine Performance



Understanding Automotive Braking Systems Each tape provides a visual introduction to understanding and diagnosing all major systems of the automobile. Each system tape introduces the theory of the system, while a second tape provides troubleshooting techniques for common problems. The theory tapes introduce the purpose of the system, its major components, and provide an explanation of the system's functions. Coupled with a troubleshooting tape, the learner is given a general overview of common problems confronted in the workplace. With the same diagnosis procedures used throughout the videos, procedures are reinforced through repetition.

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Technology & RepairHow To Diagnose Automotive Braking Problems



Understanding Automotive Steering and Suspension Systems



How To Diagnose Automotive Suspension and Steering Problems



Understanding Automotive Air Conditioning Each tape provides a visual introduction to understanding and diagnosing all major systems of the automobile. Each system tape introduces the theory of the system, while a second tape provides troubleshooting techniques for common problems. The theory tapes introduce the purpose of the system, its major components, and provide an explanation of the system's functions. Coupled with a troubleshooting tape, the learner is given a general overview of common problems confronted in the workplace. With the same diagnosis procedures used throughout the videos, procedures are reinforced through repetition.

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Technology & RepairHow To Diagnose Automotive Air Conditioning Problems



Understanding Automotive Drive Train Each tape provides a visual introduction to understanding and diagnosing all major systems of the automobile. Each system tape introduces the theory of the system, while a second tape provides troubleshooting techniques for common problems. The theory tapes introduce the purpose of the system, its major components, and provide an explanation of the system's functions. Coupled with a troubleshooting tape, the learner is given a general overview of common problems confronted in the workplace. With the same diagnosis procedures used throughout the videos, procedures are reinforced through repetition.


How To Diagnose Automotive Drive Train Problems


717 P.C. 4X4 Alignment Correction How to align a car's wheels.720 E 122 Marmont: How To Identify Worn Shocks Understanding how car shocks wear.

721 If Japan Can... Why Can't We? Why are we struggling with double digit inflation, a lower standard of living, and a faltering rate of productivity, while the Japanese gnp has been growing by more than 10% annually? These and other questions are answered forcefully and graphically.

722 The Story of Anna O. Dramatizes the case history of Anna O., who caused Sigmund Freud to develop his theory on the origins of hysteria and his practice of psychoanalysis.

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Number Series Title Description723 C.G. Jung Matter of Heart A compelling and inspiring film portrait of Carl Gustav Jung, a man

whose extraordinary genius and humanity reached far beyond the sometimes exclusive realm of psychiatry into redefining the essential nature of who we are and what we hope to become. More than a linear biography, the film presents a fuller perspective on this humanist, healer, friend, and mentor, through the skillful interweaving of rare home movies, valuable archival footage, and a wealth of interviews.

724 Bill Cosby Teaches Reading Comprehension Comprehension - Bill Cosby explains what you will learn from this entire course (three lessons). He tells you all in logical order. He explains why long stories are divided into sections called paragraphs. He shows you how to quickly find the main idea of a paragraph -- how to pick out the important ideas. He tells you about signal words and he explains how to see cause and effect like the road sign that says "Curves -- go slow"

725 Bill Cosby Teaches Reading Vocabulary Vocabulary - Bill Cosby describes ways to improve vocabulary. Covers root words, prefixes, suffixes, context clues, and use of the dictionary. Requires an eighth-grade reading level.

726 Bill Cosby Teaches Reading Rate Improvement Rate Improvement - Bill Cosby shows you how to read faster - how to scan a paragraph - how to grasp the meaning of a group of words quickly.

727 Taxi Dreams If you've never ridden in a taxi in New York City, here's your chance to see what it looks like. Follow the links on this page to get a 360 degree view of the inside and outside of a yellow cab!

728 Something Within Me Something Within Me is the story of this remarkable school and the children whose lives it has shaped. It is the story of a school where, over the last six years, enrollment has tripled and reading and math scores, once among the lowest in the Bronx, have improved dramatically. The school produces disciplined, self-confident eighth graders with the skills to overcome their environment. This is a heartwarming reminder of the creative potential of all human beings and a signpost pointing the way toward true educational reform.

729 Psychological Defenses - Series A: Part 1, 2, 3 Part 1: Repression, Part 2: Avoidance/Denial Part 3: Regression/Undoing - Assists viewers in gaining insights into their own behavior and that of others and in understanding the role of the unconscious in behavior. Examines the defense mechanisms that help people deal with stress.

730 Psychological Defenses - Series B - Part 1,2,3 pt. 1. Projection/Rationalism -- pt. 2. Identification/Displacement -- pt. 3. Reaction Formation/Sublimination.

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Number Series Title Description731 The Miracle Worker A television remake of William Gibson's classic play about Annie

Sullivan's efforts to draw Helen Keller from her world of darkness and silence.

732 The American Experience A Midwife's Tale The life of Martha Ballard, a frontier midwife in Hallowell, Maine, is reconstructed from her diary by historian Laurel Ulrich. Based on the book by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich.

733 A History Of Britain II - The Wars Of The British 1603 - 1776

The Body of the Queen/ the British Wars [The Body of the Queen] - Elizabeth I led a Protestant nation to greatest in a hostile, Catholic world, all the while deflecting intense pressure to marry and conceive an heir. Her success stands in marked contrast to the fate of her cousin, Mary Queen of Scots. The Body of the Queen is the story of these two women - the politician and the mother, the winner and the loser - and the birth of a nation. [The British Wars] - When Charles I ascended to the throne in 1625, he brought with him a firm belief in the Divine Right of Kings. This almost immediately put him at odds with the parliament, and their struggle soon expanded to every corner of the British Isles. Ultimately, three quarters of a million lives were lost, and the nation was reshaped as a republic divided by religion, politics and ideology.


Revolutions/Britannia Incorporated [Revolutions] - England emerged from 50 years of civil wars a kingless republic led by Oliver Cromwell. But the fighting was far from over: driven by his vision of a "Godly Britain," Cromwell closed parliament and led troops against Ireland and Scotland. After Cromwell died, Charles II was restored to the throne, and his nearly thirty-year rule was mostly peaceful. But a different fate awaited James II, his brother and successor. [Britannia Incorporated] - England in the 1690s saw the victors of the "Glorious Revolution" celebrating the dawn of a new era under William III, while in Scotland the Jacobites still supported the deposed Kind James II. Yet half a century later the two nations would be forging a future together based on profit and common interest. The new Britain was built upon money and commerce, not God.


The Wrong Empire With political stability and commercial prosperity at home, Britain turned its sights outward. The Wrong Empire travels from the back streets of revolutionary Boston to the slums of Calcutta to chronicle the astonishing transformation that followed. It's a story of exploration and daring - but also of exploitation and conflict - where a nation that considered itself the freest in the world ended up subjugating most of it.

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Number Series Title Description736 True Believer A once acclaimed civil rights attorney of the 60's, now an embittered

cynic who makes a living defending drug-dealing low-lifes, has his passion for justice rekindled by an idealistic young associate.

737 Strangers In Good Company They were seven old women stranded at a deserted farmhouse - miles from civilization. They didn't have much food, or a decent place to

sleep. Or much in common. Strangers. You wouldn't expert them to fare very well, to turn a crisis into a magical time of humor and spirit. But that's exactly what these surprising, remarkable women do. a film about being old. And thinking young.

738 Boys Will Be Men How do boys become men? How do they learn courage, the difference between right and wrong, and the meaning of love? What hurts the m,

makes them violent, and sometimes kills them? Boys Will Be Men explores the terrors and triumphs of growing up male in America and suggests ways to help guide the journey to adulthood.

739 Economic Recovery In Africa: The Role Of The Imf

East Africa: Pathway To Growth Documentary film covering the economic recovery in the East African countries of Zambia, Tanzania, and Uganda.

740 The Standard Deviants Public Speaking Does the idea of speaking in front of an audience fill you with dread? Relax! The Standard Deviants will help you overcome your fear of public speaking and help you deliver your message with style and flair! Using proven attention-getters, illustrations and delivery suggestions, this DVD will help you organize your thoughts and present them in a clear and persuasive manner.

741 Toastmasters International Communication Series

Be Prepared To Speak Demonstrates techniques for preparing and practicing speeches. Follows one speaker's progress through the process of speech writing, speech presentation, and control of stage fright.

742 Deborah Tannen He Said, She Said : Gender, Language & Communication

Live video presentation of Deborah Tannen's seminal contributions to the understanding of gender, language and communication. Produced, edited and paced for curricular use in communication, linguistics, psychology, sociology and other social sciences classes.

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Number Series Title Description743 The Human Face 1 - Face To Face 2 - Here's Looking At You Four-episode television documentary examining the human face from

every angle--cultural, historical, biological, physiological and psychological. Join John Cleese (Monty Python alum, star of a

FISH CALLED WANDA, Professor-at-Large at Cornell University, and best-selling author on psychology) on this innovative exploration of the

human face. Can a mathematical template tell you whether you are beautiful or not? How can you know if someone is lying? Do caricatures show us how we really see each other? Among dozens of experts, celebrities, and everyday people, we meet casting director Mali Finn as she tries to pick out the next famous face. Jim Cooke tells us about losing the ability to recognize faces. With the help of a team of doctors,

a little girl smiles for the first time. Combining comedy sketches and serious interviews, Cleese is joined by Elizabeth Hurley (the AUSTIN POWERS films), Michael Palin (MONTY PYTHON's FLYING CIRCUS), Prunella Scales (FAWLTY TOWERS), Pierce Brosnan (THE WORLD is NOT ENOUGH) and Candice Bergen (MURPHY BROWN), among others.

744 The Human Face 3 - Beauty 4 - Fame Four-episode television documentary examining the human face from every angle--cultural, historical, biological, physiological and

psychological. Join John Cleese (Monty Python alum, star of a FISH CALLED WANDA, Professor-at-Large at Cornell University, and best-selling author on psychology) on this innovative exploration of the

human face. Can a mathematical template tell you whether you are beautiful or not? How can you know if someone is lying? Do caricatures show us how we really see each other? Among dozens of experts, celebrities, and everyday people, we meet casting director Mali Finn as she tries to pick out the next famous face. Jim Cooke tells us about losing the ability to recognize faces. With the help of a team of doctors,

a little girl smiles for the first time. Combining comedy sketches and serious interviews, Cleese is joined by Elizabeth Hurley (the AUSTIN POWERS films), Michael Palin (MONTY PYTHON's FLYING CIRCUS), Prunella Scales (FAWLTY TOWERS), Pierce Brosnan (THE WORLD is NOT ENOUGH) and Candice Bergen (MURPHY BROWN), among others.

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Number Series Title Description745 Ethics In Action This video features 12 vignettes that demonstrate ethical situations

and responses. The student workbook provides exercises and guidelines for resolving ethical dilemmas. The video focuses on three areas: The first, Basic elements of ethical decision making. The second segments focus is, How counselor values influence the helping relationship with clients. The final segment, The importance of defining appropriate boundaries in work with clients.

746 Subtle Boundary Dilemmas Ethical Decision Making For Helping Professionals

Designed to trigger discussions on the complexities of professional boundary setting. Three scenarios and five vignettes of client/provider interactions illustrate the fluid nature of boundary maintenance. These examples help viewers focus on the context of the situation, rather than the content, in determining appropriate boundaries and provide a concrete approach for ethical decision making.

747 Professional Choices Ethics At Work Presents interviews with a number of social work practitioners, educators, and administrators as they discuss the subject of social work practice and the role of the NASW Code of Ethics. Presents case scenarios that highlight the "fine line" between sound ethical practice and professional misconduct.

748 The Century: Decades Of Change Seeds of Change How did the 20th century change the way Americans live? This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings examines daily life during the early 1900s - when William McKinley was President, a loaf of bread cost only a few cents, horsepower really meant horsepower, flying to the moon was the stuff of dreams, and the average life span was only 45 years - while looking ahead to the decades of changes yet to come.

749 The Century: Decades Of Change 1914-1919: Shell Shock The psychological damage inflicted by the stupefying bombardments of World War I was called shell shock, a term that aptly described the feelings of the post-war world. This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings illustrates America’s reluctant emergence as a world power and analyzes the impact of the wholesale sense of loss - of life, of husbands and fathers, and of sacred ideals such as honor, patriotism, and glory - that sprang from "the war to end all wars."

750 The Century: Decades Of Change 1920-1929: Boom To Bust In the aftermath of World War I, many modern-minded Americans, particularly women, were eager to do away with outdated traditions and claim new rights and freedoms. This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings investigates why the issue of women’s rights, ranging from suffrage to smoking, became so controversial - and what that said about America’s sense of self.

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Number Series Title Description751 The Century: Decades Of Change 1929-1936: Stormy Weather America - a nation that claimed ever-increasing wealth as its birthright -

was rudely awakened by the Great Depression, which caused 25 percent unemployment, the closing of 9,000 banks, and the loss of $2.5 billion in deposits. This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings captures a people’s struggle as they faced the collapse of prosperity and diminished hope of being able to experience the American Dream.

752 The Century: Decades Of Change 1936-1941: Over the Edge Safely watching Europe from across the Atlantic Ocean, many Americans observed the messianic popularity of Hitler and Mussolini and the subsequent outbreak of World War II with concern and dismay. This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings explores the crucial question: could the United States resist involvement, or would American forces be sent to fight in another European war?

753 The Century: Decades Of Change 1941-1945: Civilians At War World War II was the first war in history that killed more civilians than soldiers, as leaders on both sides accepted noncombatant casualties as inevitable - and, to some, even desirable. This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings studies the courage and the strength necessary to face and survive starvation, bombing, torpedoing, massacre, and extermination in camps specifically designed for that purpose.

754 The Century: Decades Of Change 1941-1945: Homefront The shock of Pearl Harbor awoke America from its dream of isolationism. As troops went overseas and industry ramped up to supply the urgent need for war materials, a new wave of Southern blacks migrated north and west to fill the workforce - along with millions of women, who exchanged housework for war work. This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings discusses the effects of World War II on the home front, spotlighting the war’s impact as a catalyst for economic, demographic, and social change.

755 The Century: Decades Of Change 1946-1952: Best Years Demobilization after World War II meant difficult changes as the U.S., geared up for war, resumed a peacetime existence. This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings describes America’s new status as a superpower, as the nation shouldered the responsibility for rebuilding Europe and Japan—and for containing Soviet ambitions. The challenge faced by veterans and spouses to become reacquainted after years of separation and hardship is highlighted.

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Number Series Title Description756 The Century: Decades Of Change 1953-1960: Happy Daze The post-war baby boom, suburban living, Marilyn Monroe, and Elvis

epitomize the contentment of the Eisenhower years. But these were also years marked by rabid McCarthyism, violent civil rights demonstrations, and a frightening escalation in the Cold War. This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings probes the tension between these crosscurrents in American history.

757 The Century: Decades Of Change 1960-1964: Poisoned Dreams Beset by both international and domestic pressures, America during the Camelot years was swiftly approaching a political-cultural meltdown. This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings documents U.S.-Soviet conflicts of interest in Cuba and Vietnam and the growing polarization at home between civil rights activists and segregationist hard-liners, which resulted in the Birmingham riots and the freedom march on Washington, D.C.

758 The Century: Decades Of Change 1965-1970: Unpinned Riots and protests intensified in the U.S. as the war in Vietnam dragged on, with anti-war and civil rights activists seeking violent ways to agitate for peace and equality. This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings presents the unrelenting rage that divided the nation during those perilous years, as the Watts race riots, the assassinations of Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy, and the Kent State killings made headline news.

759 The Century: Decades Of Change 1971-1975: Approaching the Apocalypse The trauma of the war in Vietnam and the Watergate scandal left Americans exhausted, embittered, and disillusioned with politics and politicians. This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings appraises the effects of those blights on the political landscape and their impact on the trust between the government and the governed, so vital to the well-being of a representative democracy such as the United States.

760 The Century: Decades Of Change 1976-1980: Starting Over The women’s and civil rights movements, begun decades earlier and as controversial as ever, continued to evolve during the nation’s Bicentennial period. This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings focuses on the changing momentum of feminism, hampered by its failure to secure broad ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, and the heated confrontations that arose over affirmative action and busing.

761 The Century: Decades Of Change 1981-1989: a New World The Reagan era witnessed the unexpected end of the Cold War and a welcome return to a booming domestic economy—but did events unfold too quickly to control? This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings takes a look at the details and the aftershocks both of the dissolution of the Soviet Union and of the yuppie capitalism that threatened to push the limits of the American economy too far.

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Number Series Title Description762 The Century: Decades Of Change Then and Now Fifty years into the future, how will computer and communications

technology reshape the way Americans work and play? What will be the benefits and consequences of biotechnology? Will third-world nations dominate headline news? This ABC News program anchored by Peter Jennings examines key moments of the ’90s, reflects on changes during the last five decades, and, with the assistance of leading futurists, looks ahead to some of the possible events and innovations just over the horizon.

763 Steel Magnolias Revolving around Truvy's Beauty Parlor in a small parish in modern-day Louisiana, STEEL MAGNOLIAS is the story of a close-knit circle of friends whose lives come together there. As the picture opens, we find Drum Eatenton shooting birds in the trees of his back yard in preparation for his daughter's wedding reception that afternoon. Shortly thereafter, M'Lynn and Shelby (Drum's wife and daughter) depart for Truvy's to get their hair done for the wedding. "Just the sweetest thing," Annelle Depuy Desoto (who may or may not be married because her marriage may not be legal) is introduced to Truvy's customers as her new "glamour technician." While in the chairs, the sour-tempered Ouiser Boudreaux shows up and entertains the assemblage with her barbs. It seems that the only one of the group who truly understands Ouiser is Clairee who is recently widowed and looking for a diversion. As she says, later in the picture, "If you can't find anything good to say about anybody, come sit by me." Filled with humor and heartbreak, these "Steel Magnolias" make us laugh and cry as the realities of their lives in tiny Chiquapin Parish unfolds. Written by Mark Fleetwood

764 Gladiator Maximus is a powerful Roman general, loved by the people and the aging Emperor, Marcus Aurelius. Before his death, the Emperor chooses Maximus to be his heir over his own son, Commodus, and a power struggle leaves Maximus and his family condemned to death. The powerful general is unable to save his family, and his loss of will allows him to get captured and put into the Gladiator games until he dies. The only desire that fuels him now is the chance to rise to the top so that he will be able to look into the eyes of the man who will feel his revenge. Written by Chris "Morphy" Terry

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Number Series Title Description765 Papillon Based on the true story of Henri Charriere, also known as Papillon,

which is French for 'butterfly' (the character even sports a large tattoo of a butterfly. A petty criminal, Papillon is wrongly convicted of murder and sentenced to life in a French penal colony in 'Guiane' (French Guiana, South America). Papillon is determined to escape but attempt after attempt meets with difficulty, resulting in eventual recapture. He continues his attempts to escape despite incarcerations in solitary confinement as punishment. Written by Reid Gagle

766 Poltergeist Life is very pleasant for a California family until a host of other-worldly forces invade their peaceful suburban home. Their house is turned into a supernatural sideshow, and if the family doesn't clear out, they will be swept off into nightmarish chaos. Novelization of the screenplay by James Kahn.

767 Lethal Weapon The story of two Vietnam-vets-turned-cops who have just one thing in common: both hate to work with partners. But their partnership becomes the key to survival when a murder investigation leads to war with a heroin ring.

768 Erin Brockovich Erin Brockovich is a feisty young mother who convinces attorney Ed Masry to hire her and promptly stumbles upon a law case against a giant corporation for water pollution. Erin's determined to take on this powerful adversary even though no law firm has dared to do it before. The two begin a legal fight that will bring a small town to its feet and a huge company to its knees. Based on a true story.

769 The Natural Nothing was going to stop Roy Hobbs from fulfilling his boyhood dream of baseball stardom. As a 14-year old he fashions a baseball bat from an oak tree. He soon impresses major league scouts with his ability. His talent also catches the eye of a sportswriter who eventually becomes instrumental in Hobbs' career. The appearance of a mysterious woman, however, shatters his dream. Years later Hobbs reappears as a rookie for the New York Knights and has an opportunity to share in their race for the pennant. Based on the novel by Bernard Malamud.

770 Jaws A man-eating shark causes havoc off the Long Island coast and three men join together to hunt and destroy it. Based on the novel by Peter Benchley.

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Number Series Title Description771 The Color of Fear Examines the pain and anguish that racism has caused in the lives of

North American men of Asian, European, Latin and African descent. Out of their confrontations and struggles to understand and trust each other emerges an emotional and insightful portrayal into the type of dialogue most of us fear, but hope will happen sometime in our lifetime.

772 The Fed Today Join radio and television journalist Charles Osgood as he explains the workings of the Federal Reserve System. Covers the Fed's history

from its creation in 1914 to the technological innovations of 21st century banking. It explores the structure of the Fed as well as monetary policy, banking supervision, financial services, and more.

773 Nova Life's Greatest Miracle The development of a child from conception to birth, using both micro imagery and the story of a young couple preparing for their first child.

774 Stakeout Two plainclothes cops are convinced that a dangerous escaped convict is headed for his ex-girlfriend's apartment. They "stakeout" her apartment and the watch remains routine until one of the detectives falls in love with the woman under surveillance.

775 Multicultural Understanding This program defines multiculturalism, explains the differences between race and ethnicity, describes the history of U.S. immigration, explains why stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination are harmful and presents ways to achieve multicultural understanding and respect for other cultures.

776 Introducing Latin America Introducing Latin America: the Land Mountains, highland valleys, tropical rainforests, and deserts dominate the landscape. The people who call Latin America "home" have adapted to the terrain and climate in various ways.

777 Introducing Latin America Introducing Latin America: 'the People Mountains, highland valleys, tropical rainforests, and deserts dominate the landscape. The people who call Latin America "home" have adapted to the terrain and climate in various ways.

778 Africa: Continent of Contrasts Take a trip through the continent of Africa and sample the diversity of its cultures, histories, and landscapes. Herds and their predators are also documented.

779 Mountain Building Processes Scenes from the earth's major mountainous regions are shown. Informative diagrams explain the different ways in which mountains are formed.

780 Glaciers and Glacial Landforms Once, nearly one-third of the earth was covered by glaciers. In this video, learn about the formation of glaciers, weathering processes, and glacial deposits.

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Number Series Title Description781 Rain Forest: Treasure House of Biodiversity Once covering about a fifth of the world's land surface, the species-rich

rain forests now compose only seven percent, and the exploitation of these fascinating areas threatens the gene pool of the entire planet.

782 Introducing East Asia A trip through China, Korea, and Japan reveals not only how these countries share common cultural characteristics, but also how each has created a unique heritage.

783 Great Religions of the World Major belief systems, their origins, and modern influences are examined. Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Islam, and Taoism are investigated.

784 Understanding Japan Discover the ancient mysteries and traditions of Japan while you become immersed in the history and culture of the "Land of the Rising Sun." You'll also learn about important changes that have occurred in Japan over the course of the past few centuries.

785 World Climate and Landscapes Examines climate, from the equator to the poles. Atmospheric processes, landforms, and vegetation of the earth's major climatic zones are explained in this two-part program. Human use of resources in the various climatic zones is considered.

786 World Climate and Landscapes Examines climate, from the equator to the poles. Atmospheric processes, landforms, and vegetation of the earth's major climatic zones are explained in this two-part program. Human use of resources in the various climatic zones is considered.

787 America's Multicultural Heritage The United States has been called a "melting pot" because of the various cultural backgrounds of its inhabitants. A variety of multicultural influences are examined in this timely program.

788 Making of Modern Europe Today, Europe exhibits more unity of purpose than at any time since the Roman Empire. The story of Europe's political and social development is engrossing.

789 50 States, 50 Capitals The Northeastern U.S. Take a trip across America and explore the capital of each state. Students will learn about populations and major products. Students will learn how each state got its name.

790 50 States, 50 Capitals The Southern U.S. Take a trip across America and explore the capital of each state. Students will learn about populations and major products. Students will learn how each state got its name.

791 50 States, 50 Capitals The Western U.S. Take a trip across America and explore the capital of each state. Students will learn about populations and major products. Students will learn how each state got its name.

792 50 States, 50 Capitals The North Central U.S. Take a trip across America and explore the capital of each state. Students will learn about populations and major products. Students will learn how each state got its name.

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Number Series Title Description793 Australia/New Zealand Explore the fascinating connections and similarities of these two

countries. The cultures, traditions, and histories of the lands "down under" will enhance students' understanding of the world around them.

794 Natural Landscapes of North America North America exhibits a dramatic variety of natural landscapes. Learn about eight major regions that are found on the continent.

795 Forces That Shape the Earth Take a look at the major causes of landforms. We'll look at the effects of glaciers, volcanoes, gravity, lakes, and oceans.

796 Using Maps and Globes We live in a diverse world, but the diversity is meaningless unless students know where variations occur. This guide to maps and globes explains how to find any place on the Earth.

797 Indochina Heart of Southeast Asia From the street markets of Myanmar and the traffic jams of Bangkok, to the ancient temples of Cambodia and Vietnam, Indochina is one of the world's most diverse and fascinating regions. Journey into the heart of Southeast Asia in this video.

798 Types of Maps and Map Projection Maps can provide us with much information if we know how to read them. See the many types of maps that have been developed by cartographers and find out what the most common uses are for each.

799 Geographic Definitions Learn the terms and expressions that are used in the study of geography. Easy-to-understand definitions will help students to grasp the many facets of this science.

800 Global Warming and Greenhouse Effect This video discusses what the greenhouse effect and global warming are and guidance as to how we can help.

801 EISD Promo LCC Production802 American Experience Riding the Rails Tells the story of the 250,000 teenagers who left their homes and

hopped freight trains during the Great Depression.803 Rotating Magnetic Fields Explains a rotating magnetic field pattern, three-phase winding in a

demonstration stator, factors that cause rotation of the magnetic field, and the construction of polyphase motors.

804 Ghosts of Attica Offers the definitive account of America's most violent prison rebellion, its suppression, and the days of torture that ensued. Using exclusive newly uncovered video of the assault, interviews with eyewitnesses who've never spoken before on camera, and footage of inmates and hostages throughout their battles against the state, this film unravels one of America's deepest cover-ups, and shows how the legendary prison riot transformed the lives of its survivors.

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Number Series Title Description805 George Washington Two vastly different sides of George Washington (Barry Bostwick), are

revealed in this spectacular historical series -- featuring a huge cast of stars -- which was filmed on location in Virginia and Pennsylvania.

Based on the books by James Thomas Flexner. Part One opens when Washington is a young child. His father dies and wills his larger farms to two sons from a previous marriage, leaving George, his mother and four siblings to live near poverty. George later develops a close friendship with Will Fairfax (David Dukes), a wealthy young man who provides George with an opportunity to pursue his dreams and make something of his life. As a public figure, Washington's questionable involvement in the French and Indian War gives way to greater distinction as he leads the American colonies to victory in the Revolutionary War. Privately, he finds happiness at Mount Vernon after marrying the widow Martha Custis (Patty Duke Astin), while secretly harboring a great affection for the beautiful wife (Jaclyn Smith) of his best friend, Will.

806 George Washington Two vastly different sides of George Washington (Barry Bostwick), are revealed in this spectacular historical series -- featuring a huge cast of stars -- which was filmed on location in Virginia and Pennsylvania.

Based on the books by James Thomas Flexner. Part Two continues the saga of George Washington, the controversial leader

whose life is chronicled here in exquisite detail. With violence erupting throughout the colonies, the American people must fight for their destiny. It is a time when Washington faces many great obstacles, not the least of which occur at home; he harbors a great disappointment in his stepson and is crushed when the stepdaughter he adores dies after an epileptic seizure. Then, after the Boston Tea Party further divides the country, Sally and Will Fairfax escape to England, which leaves Washington even more alienated from the women he truly loves. Months later, in June 1775, Washington is appointed General and travels to Cambridge to take charge of his army against the British armada, which is twice the size of the Americans'. He later suffers an enormous defeat, but is saved by a fog that enables his troops to escape in the night.

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Number Series Title Description807 George Washington Two vastly different sides of George Washington (Barry Bostwick), are

revealed in this spectacular historical series -- featuring a huge cast of stars -- which was filmed on location in Virginia and Pennsylvania.

Based on the books by James Thomas Flexner. Part Three opens in December, 1776. The British have so overwhelmed the American army that the defeats have had an astounding effect nationwide. Desperate measures must be taken in order for Washington and his

army to score a much needed victory. Luckily, Washington scores not one but two major victories, restoring hope to what has seemed like a losing battle. But Washington's battles are not over. After the British occupy Philadelphia and force Congress to evacuate, Washington, who has moved his army to Valley Forge for the winter, learns of a challenge to his leadership abilities and the possibility of a new war hero succeeding him. With Martha's arrival comes strength and support, and he regains his confidence not only in himself but in his love for her. As the war come to a close, Washington reigns and returns home to Mount Vernon, where a new life awaits him as a private citizen.

808 Protecting Patients From Medical Errors In the landmark report, "To Error is Human," the National Academy of Sciences, Institute of Medicine revealed that of the more than 20 million Americans who check into hospitals nationwide, one in twenty of these patients will be the victim of a medical error. Approximately one million medical errors are made in hospitals every year, resulting in about 98,000 deaths annually. This makes medical errors one of the nation's

leading causes of death. This program describes the findings and recommendations of the report, including the three types of medical errors identified in the report and the need to change to a "systems" based approach to analyzing and correcting medical errors. In addition, the program demonstrates techniques nurses can incorporate into their care practice in an effort to prevent errors.

809 Physical Assessment of a Child A thorough and accurate assessment of the pediatric patient is an essential part of preventive pediatric medicine. This program is the first part of a two part series on the Physical assessment of the child. It will address general considerations and basic techniques for performing a

thorough, gentle physical exam that includes these areas: - preparing for the physical assessment - the four basic techniques of a

physical assessment - measuring physical growth - physiological measurements - general appearance & skin - physical assessment

of the head and neck

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Number Series Title Description810 Physical Assessment of a Child A thorough and accurate assessment of the pediatric patient is an

essential part of preventive pediatric medicine. This program is the second part of a two part series on performing a thorough and accurate assessment of the pediatric patient. This program demonstrates and

describes: - physical assessment of the chest and lungs - evaluating the health of the heart - assessing the abdomen -

inspecting the musculoskeletal system - evaluating the neurological system

811 George Washington The Forging of a Nation The War of Independence gave rise to "the only nation in the world without a king or emperor." Yet that nation was not without a leader, because the gallant general who had commanded the Colonial army in

battle also agreed to guide the fledgling country in peace. Based on James Thomas Flexner's award-winning biography, "George Washington: The Forging of a Nation" is a fascinating look at that first, trailblazing presidency. Barry Bostwick gives a widely acclaimed performance as Washington, the reluctant leader who has become a

symbol of diplomacy and strength down through the ages. Beset by economic unrest, threatened from within by Indian nations and from without by overseas powers, the young country reeled in turmoil. But Washington's sure hand steadied the course.

812 George Washington The Forging of a Nation The War of Independence gave rise to "the only nation in the world without a king or emperor." Yet that nation was not without a leader, because the gallant general who had commanded the Colonial army in

battle also agreed to guide the fledgling country in peace. Based on James Thomas Flexner's award-winning biography, "George Washington: The Forging of a Nation" is a fascinating look at that first, trailblazing presidency. Barry Bostwick gives a widely acclaimed performance as Washington, the reluctant leader who has become a

symbol of diplomacy and strength down through the ages. Beset by economic unrest, threatened from within by Indian nations and from without by overseas powers, the young country reeled in turmoil. But Washington's sure hand steadied the course.

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Number Series Title Description813 The Secret Life Of The Brain The Baby's Brain: Wider Than the Sky This series explores the startling new map of the brain that has

emerged from the past decade of neuroscience and shares a revelatory view of this most complicated organ, which now contradicts much of what we previously believed. Narrated by actress Blair Brown, the series tells stories through a mix of personal histories, expert commentary and cutting-edge animation. Viewers will not only learn

startling new truths about the brain, they will voyage inside it. Examine how the brain builds itself from conception through the first year of life. The mystery begins in the womb. Only four weeks into gestation the first brain cells, the neurons, are already forming at an astonishing rate: 500,000 every minute. Billions of brain cells will forge links with billions of other brain cells and eventually there will be trillions and trillions of connections between cells. Every cell will find its place; every link between cells will be carefully organized. How does it get this way? Neurobiologists are working to find out, by studying how development is affected by the intricate relationship between genes and

the environment. But what happens if this carefully orchestrated 814 The Secret Life Of The Brain The Child's Brain: Syllable From Sound This series explores the startling new map of the brain that has

emerged from the past decade of neuroscience and shares a revelatory view of this most complicated organ, which now contradicts much of what we previously believed. Narrated by actress Blair Brown, the series tells stories through a mix of personal histories, expert commentary and cutting-edge animation. Viewers will not only learn startling new truths about the brain, they will voyage inside it.

815 The Secret Life Of The Brain The Teenage Brain: a World of their Own This series explores the startling new map of the brain that has emerged from the past decade of neuroscience and shares a revelatory view of this most complicated organ, which now contradicts much of what we previously believed. Narrated by actress Blair Brown, the series tells stories through a mix of personal histories, expert commentary and cutting-edge animation. Viewers will not only learn

startling new truths about the brain, they will voyage inside it. Research has shown that during puberty, when the brain begins teeming with hormones, the pre-frontal cortex, the center of reasoning and impulse control, is still a work in progress. This program discusses the problems of the adolescent brain and also special risks, including addictive drugs or alcohol, with emphasis on the chaos of schizophrenia and research that is being done to understand and alleviate it.

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Number Series Title Description816 The Secret Life Of The Brain The Adult Brain: To Think By Feeling This series explores the startling new map of the brain that has

emerged from the past decade of neuroscience and shares a revelatory view of this most complicated organ, which now contradicts much of what we previously believed. Narrated by actress Blair Brown, the series tells stories through a mix of personal histories, expert commentary and cutting-edge animation. Viewers will not only learn

startling new truths about the brain, they will voyage inside it. Explores the critical interplay between reason and emotion and what happens when the balance between the two brain regions that control them goes awry. Strokes, post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, and depression are among the conditions investigated that are common causes or results of this imbalance.

817 The Secret Life Of The Brain The Aging Brain: Through Many Lives This series explores the startling new map of the brain that has emerged from the past decade of neuroscience and shares a revelatory view of this most complicated organ, which now contradicts much of what we previously believed. Narrated by actress Blair Brown, the series tells stories through a mix of personal histories, expert commentary and cutting-edge animation. Viewers will not only learn startling new truths about the brain, they will voyage inside it.

818 Misunderstood Minds You feel like the luckiest person alive: your seven-year-old is a bright, social, athletic child with countless friends. His potential seems unlimited, his future success unquestionable. Then one day a teacher

calls you to tell you that your child can't read. That is one scenario presented in Misunderstood Minds, a deeply moving and personal look into the lives of five children and their families as they deal with the puzzling mysteries presented by their unique learning differences. See how bright, articulate Nathan masked his inability to read by memorizing. Find out why Lauren's social isolation provided experts with vital clues about her learning problem. See how undiagnosed learning problems led Adam on a downward spiral towards drugs,

alcohol, and crime. As many as one in five families are coping with children who struggle to learn. Many of these children don't fit any clinical diagnosis, but for some reason, they aren't learning. Though these children may be suffering from debilitating learning problems, they are often mistakenly called "lazy" or "stupid" by teachers, classmates, and even by their families. But learning specialists believe

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Number Series Title Description819 The Negro Soldier This documentary was produced in 1944 by the War Department

Special Service Division Army Service Forces. In 1660 the first soldier to fall to an enemy bullet was Cripus Attums. From that day onward the Negro Soldier was an intricate part of every war America

fought. This documentary details amazing action footage introducing you to the soldiers who knew no fear, men who would defend until death the land of their birth. All soldiers who believed in this

great country. Also: Ring of Steel. Short feature on the American Soldier and the arms he carries.

820 Global Scenarios The Middle East - Understanding Values and Beliefs

1. Conflicts -- 2. Points of view -- 3. Solutions.

821 Cnn Presents Kids Under Pressure High school students across America found last week if they were accepted into the college of their choice. But the road to getting into college is a stressful one, especially for those seeking admission into elite schools. In "Kids Under Pressure," CNN Presents looks at three high school seniors at Santa Monica High School in California, who are struggling with homework, college preparatory classes, extracurricular activities and building the perfect college application resume.

822 1929-1941: the Great Depression This film explores the causes of the Great Depression of 1929, its effect upon Americans from all walks of life, and the forces which eventually resolved the problems associated with it.

823 Integration And Busing: The Early Years

Integration: Complying With Brown In 1957 In 1957, the eyes of America were on Little Rock, where the compulsory desegregation of Central High School was front-page news. But what about the broader picture? How successful had integration efforts in the South been in the three years following the Brown decision? This program, filmed in that year, brings together a panel of newsmen from the Southern Education Reporting Service to assess—against the backdrop of anti-integration violence—the overall progress being made in complying with the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling.

824 Integration And Busing: The Early Years

Busing: Complying With Swann In 1976 Today, busing as a vehicle of public school desegregation is being phased out, but in 1971, when it was first mandated by the U.S. Supreme Court in the Swann ruling, it was a volatile new process that had strongly polarized public opinion in many communities throughout the U.S. Filmed only five years after the controversial precedent was first put into practice, this program looks at events in Charlotte and Boston, two places that stand as icons in the busing battle.

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Number Series Title Description825 Integration In The South'S Public

SchoolsWho Speaks For the South? A court order to integrate Georgia public schools conflicted with the

state constitution, prompting much debate regarding the proper role of the federal government and state’s rights. In this 1960 news special, the late Edward R. Murrow reports on the issue of racial segregation in the state’s schools, focusing on the proceedings of the School Study Committee, a public forum in which residents of Georgia’s ten Congressional districts voiced their opinions. The dozens of responses cover a wide and sometimes ominous range of views. Murrow also interviews the Pulitzer prize-winning journalist of The Atlanta Constitution, Ralph McGill; Atlanta’s six-time mayor William B. Hartsfield; and Georgia governor S. Ernest Vandiver.

826 Integration In The South'S Public Schools

The Other Face of Dixie Prompted by Atlanta mayor emeritus William B. Hartsfield to return to the South and show its progress in integration, correspondent Harry Reasoner visits four cities previously examined in CBS News specials: Clinton, Tennessee; Norfolk, Virginia; Atlanta, Georgia; and Little Rock, Arkansas. Flashbacks to the earlier shows are combined with follow-up interviews in this 1962 program, providing striking testimony to the changes of just a few years. Along with Atlanta governor S. Ernest Vandiver and Pulitzer prize-winning journalists Ralph McGill and Lenoir Chambers, Reasoner talks with students at Little Rock Central High School, their school board president, and Arkansas governor Orval Faubus.

827 Hearts & Minds Examines the American consciousness that led to involvement in Vietnam. Includes interviews with General William Westmoreland; former Secretary of Defense, Clark Clifford; Senator William Fulbright; Walt Rostow; and Daniel Ellsberg.

828 Frontline Muslims Misconceptions and lack of understanding dominate America's perception of Islam, the world's second largest and fastest growing religion. Muslims takes an in-depth look at what it means to be a Muslim in the 21st century. Filmed in Egypt, Mayaysia, Iran, Turkey, Nigeria and the United States, Muslims explores the influence of culture and politics on religion, and provides a deeper understanding of the political forces at work among Muslims around the world. The film emphasizes Islam's kinship with Christianity and Judaism and looks at diverse interpretations of Islam among the Muslim people.

829 Healthy Lifestyles, V2 Lessons 1 Through 6 LCC Production

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Number Series Title Description830 The Godfather The Corleone Family nearly falls from power in America but rises to

observe the passage of rites from father to son. There is a balance between family life and the ugly business of crime in which they are engaged.

831 The Godfather The Corleone Family nearly falls from power in America but rises to observe the passage of rites from father to son. There is a balance between family life and the ugly business of crime in which they are engaged.

832 The Effective Teacher The Effective Teacher Shows how to run a successful/effective classroom. The Effective Teacher will be your best staff development investment. The Effective Teacher shows you what effective teachers do to cause student achievement. It is all common-sense, research-based, non-controversial, basic information and techniques used by effective teachers.

833 The Effective Teacher The First Days of School Discusses how to be an effective teacher from the first day of school, the most important day of the year. The Effective Teacher will be

your best staff development investment. The Effective Teacher shows you what effective teachers do to cause student achievement. It is all common-sense, research-based, non-controversial, basic information and techniques used by effective teachers.

834 The Effective Teacher Discipline and Procedures Shows teachers how to manage, not discipline their students and how procedures in the classroom teach responsibility. The Effective

Teacher will be your best staff development investment. The Effective Teacher shows you what effective teachers do to cause student achievement. It is all common-sense, research-based, non-controversial, basic information and techniques used by effective teachers.

835 The Effective Teacher Procedures and Routines Shows teachers how to get the class' attention by setting up procedures and routines. The Effective Teacher will be your best

staff development investment. The Effective Teacher shows you what effective teachers do to cause student achievement. It is all common-sense, research-based, non-controversial, basic information and techniques used by effective teachers.

836 The Effective Teacher Cooperative Learning and Culture Discusses how to teach for performance, demand results and mastery not coverage. The Effective Teacher will be your best staff

development investment. The Effective Teacher shows you what effective teachers do to cause student achievement. It is all common-sense, research-based, non-controversial, basic information and techniques used by effective teachers.

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Number Series Title Description837 The Effective Teacher Lesson Mastery Discusses how to design lessons to teach mastery, so that students do

their assignments and pass their tests. The Effective Teacher will be your best staff development investment. The Effective Teacher shows you what effective teachers do to cause student achievement. It is all common-sense, research-based, non-controversial, basic information and techniques used by effective teachers.

838 The Effective Teacher The Professional Educator Discusses how to be a success as a teacher, and to persevere in the use of new strategies. The Effective Teacher will be your best staff

development investment. The Effective Teacher shows you what effective teachers do to cause student achievement. It is all common-sense, research-based, non-controversial, basic information and techniques used by effective teachers.

839 The Effective Teacher Positive Expectations Discusses why teachers should have positive expectations that every student will be successful. The Effective Teacher will be your best

staff development investment. The Effective Teacher shows you what effective teachers do to cause student achievement. It is all common-sense, research-based, non-controversial, basic information and techniques used by effective teachers.

840 Film , TV, And Media Today Radio Industry An in-depth exploration by industry insiders of the business side of public and commercial radio broadcasting.

841 The Rodney King Incident: Race and Justice In America

The beating of Rodney King by four Los Angeles Police Department officers was a defining moment in American history and triggered a heated debate about police brutality, race-based justice, and the fairness of trial-by-media. This program presents the unedited version of the videotape as well as new evidence ignored by the major media at the time. All of the key participants are interviewed, including Rodney King, the police officers, the state trial prosecutor, and former L.A. police chief Daryl Gates. All parties offer their divergent points of view about these tumultuous events.

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Number Series Title Description842 Everyday Creativity Uses inspirational stories, memorable locations and Jones' vivid

photography to apply simple yet powerful creativity techniques to all aspects of life. Everyday Creativity teaches a surprising truth about

creativity - that it's not a magical, mysterious occurrence, but a ready tool that enables you to look at the ordinary and see the ...

extraordinary. Hosted by photojournalist Dewitt Jones, longtime National Graphic photographer and Academy Award nominated director, Everyday Creativity shares Jones' inspirational stories,

memorable locations, and stunning examples of his work. You'll feel inspired and encouraged to apply his simple, yet powerful creativity techniques to all of your everyday challenges. And, without a doubt, your new solutions will mean the difference between just getting by and being successful.

843 Feng Shui Today: Enrich Your Life By Design Author, lecturer, and consultant Jami Lin discusses Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese art of placement. The goal of Feng Shui is the creation of positive and harmonious living environments that enhance abundance and well-being.

844 Color In Everyday Life Learn how color influences you every day. Learn how color influences fashion, interior design, and buying decisions. Explore concepts such as complementary colors, tints, shades, pastels, hue, value, intensity,

primary and secondary colors, and neutralized colors. This video is an introduction to the psychology and language of color. It illustrates how color influences actions, feelings, and decisions, and is useful for interior design, wardrobe planning, and aesthetic awareness.

845 Understanding Fabrics A fast paced introduction to fabric science. Viewers learn about fabrics that repair broken hearts, stop bullets, fight fire, stop water, and enable people to fly. They tour a textile mill and watch raw acrylic become fabric. The video teaches how to recognize the basic weaves, how fibers become yarns, and how fabric is made by traditional hand looms

as well as high speed computerized machines. This video teaches that fabrics are an integral part of daily life. It shows how fabric is made and the different constructions, the different types of weaves, and ways to spot quality fabrics

846 Window Treatment Basics Introduces basic styles of window construction: double-Hung, casement, and slider. Discusses different window treatment styles, such as curtains and draperies, blinds and shades, and toppers. Also mentions how to care for window treatment.

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Number Series Title Description847 Gold: The History Of Man'S Greatest

ObsessionThe Gold Wars Explores the role that gold has played in the history of human

civilization. Volume 1 covers the history of wars fought over gold, including the conquest of the Incas and Custer's Last Stand.

848 Gold: The History Of Man'S Greatest Obsession

Gold Fever Covers the California Gold Rush and the early days of U.S. gold mining and presents an overview of the modern gold mining industry.


The Stuff of Dreams Looks at the ancient conquest for gold and how gold played a part in the ancient psyche.


Cold Hard Cash Examines the ways in which gold translates into economic power, focusing on the sinking of the SS Central America and how the Nazis used plundered gold to fund their war machine during World War II.

851 I Claudius A Touch of Murder Claudius, Emperor of Rome, nears the end of his life and commences to write his family's history. The incredible memoir begins before his birth, during the rule of Augustus. Augustus is married to the beautiful, treacherous Livia, who plots to have her son Tiberius inherit her husband's throne. Only the emperor's spoiled daughter, Julia, stands in her way.

852 I Claudius Family Affairs Almost ten years pass before Livia can realize her dream of vengeance and arrange the poisoning of Julia's husband. Now Tiberius can marry Julia, enhancing his chance of becoming emperor. But the union fares poorly. When Tiberius' brother, Drusus, dies in the care of Livia's doctor, Tiberius is driven to despair, and embarks on a violent rampage that ends in his banishment from Rome.

853 I Claudius Waiting In the Wings Determined to see her exiled son, Tiberius, become emperor, Livia uses blackmail and murder to eliminate rivals and end his banishment. Julia herself is banished, after Livia reveals details of her orgies to Augustus, turning him against his own daughter. Finally, Tiberius returns to Rome. But he must wait in the shadow of aging Augustus for his time on the throne, and so must Livia.

854 I Claudius What Shall We Do About Claudius Only one obstacle remains between Tiberius and the throne: Julia's son and heir to Augustus, Postumus. Livia entraps Postumus in an adulterous tryst and he is arrested for rape and banished from Rome. Postumus reveals her plots to Claudius, Livia's stammering and lame grandson. Claudius, though regarded as a half-wit, is wiser than anyone suspects, hiding behind the face of a fool in order to survive.

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Number Series Title Description855 I Claudius Poison Is Queen Emperor Augustus grows more senile. Tiberius bides his time. But

when revelations of Livia's crimes reach Augustus, the emperor, realizing he has been duped, writes a new will favoring Postumus, in order to block Tiberius from gaining the throne. Livia, in her ultimate act of treachery, slowly poisons her husband. After his death, she substitutes her own version of the emperor's will and orders the murder of her remaining rivals. Tiberius rules Rome.

856 I Claudius Some Justice Suspicions of a conspiracy involving Tiberius and Livia abound. A Senate trial must be rigged to clear the emperor's henchmen. But when the cover-up begins to unravel, one of the defendants threatens to implicate Tiberius himself in murder. He lives just long enough to regret his threat.

857 I Claudius Queen of Heaven Tiberius revels in a life of erotic hedonism, living only for perverted pleasures, egged on by Agrippina's cunning son, Caligula. His former allies see his end ahead and build ties to Claudius, next in line to the throne. Livia, a mere shell of her former self, now regrets her son's savage reign. On her deathbed, she reveals the full scope of the family's crimes to Claudius--and makes him promise that she will be revered as a goddess for generations to come.

858 I Claudius Reign of Terror Tiberius, old and frail, slowly begins killing off all who could succeed him. Fearing assassination, he orders a purge, leaving the Senate piled high with the bodies of his enemies. Claudius survives only through cleverness. Finally, Tiberius banishes his long-hated rival Agrippina along with her son, Nero. Caligula is now in a position to capture the throne.

859 I Claudius Zeus, By Jove On the brink of death, Tiberius names Caligula heir to the Roman throne. To win favor with the masses, Caligula spreads money left by Tiberius among the Roman people and pledges to pay off Livia's debts. A new age of prosperity seems to be beginning. But Caligula soon descends into madness. He declares himself a god and embarks on an orgy of bloodletting, murdering all who might challenge his heavenly rule--even his own sister.

860 I Claudius Hail Who? Caligula, now totally mad, turns the imperial palace into a brothel with orgies and gambling. The empire is in financial ruin, though Claudius retains his dreams that one day the true Roman republic will be restored. Caligula taunts his court with ever greater wickedness. Finally, he is assassinated right in front of the eyes of Claudius. The soldiers, eager to justify their coup, give the crown to Claudius. At last he is the emperor of Rome, as had been prophesied.

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Number Series Title Description861 I Claudius Fool's Luck "Trust no one" is the advice Claudius receives from a valued friend as

he ascends the throne. But the aging emperor is at the peak of his life. His beautiful young wife, Messalina, gives him a son and daughter, and Rome's finances improve. But his wife secretly lusts for the nobleman Appius Silanus and is determined to seduce him. Her cunning manipulations lead to an attempt on the life of Claudius--and an order for the death of Appius.

862 I Claudius A God In Colchester While Claudius leads his army in Britain, his wife organizes a tournament of sex, challenging the Guild of Prostitutes to provide a champion to compete with her. Claudius returns from his campaign victorious, but his wife's infidelities have made a fool of him. When she cuckolds him by "marrying" another man in a Bacchanalian feast, his public humiliation is complete. After consulting with his advisers, Claudius signs a warrant for his wife's execution.

863 I Claudius Old King Log Claudius is persuaded to remarry for his children's sake. He takes Agrippinilla, the most corrupt woman in Rome and the secret lover of his key advisor, as his bride. Claudius wants only to make use of her brilliant mind, while she longs for a position of power. The epic story of his family's history he has been writing is now complete. Knowing the prophesy that her son, Nero, will be Rome's last monarch, Claudius is ready to meet his death when his wife poisons him.

864 I Claudius "The Epic That Never Was" This fascinating documentary reveals the complete behind-the-scenes story of Alexander Korda's ill-fated 1937 screen version of I, Claudius. Starring Merle Oberon, Charles Laughton, Emlyn Williams and Flora Robson, this account chronicles the rehearsals, the set construction and the financial excesses of this legendary, doomed production. Interviews with surviving cast members and poet-novelist Robert Graves provide a fitting coda to the unforgettable tale of this uncompleted masterpiece. Narrated by Dirk Bogarde and written and produced by Bill Duncalf.

866 The Doctor Successful surgeon Jack McKee who is businesslike and aloof with his patients finds his whole life changing when he is found to have throat cancer.

867 Evolution Darwin's Dangerous Idea Why does Charles Darwin's ''dangerous idea'' matter more today than ever, and how does it explain the past and predict the future of life on Earth? The first show interweaves the drama of Darwin's life with current documentary sequences, introducing key concepts of evolution.

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Number Series Title Description868 Evolution Great Transformations What underlies the incredible diversity of life on Earth? How have

complex life forms evolved? The journey from water to land, the return of land mammals to the sea, and the emergence of humans all suggest that creatures past and present are members of a single tree of life.

869 Evolution Extinction! Five mass extinctions have occurred since life began on Earth. Are humans causing the next mass extinction? And what does evolutionary theory predict for the world we will leave to our descendants?

870 Evolution The Evolutionary Arms Race Survival of the fittest: Raw competition? Intense cooperation? Both are essential. Interactions between and within species are among the most powerful evolutionary forces on Earth, and understanding them may be a key to our own survival.

871 Evolution Why Sex? In evolutionary terms, sex is more important than life itself. Sex fuels evolutionary change by adding variation to the gene pool. The powerful urge to pass our genes on to the next generation has likely changed the face of human culture in ways we're only beginning to understand.

872 Evolution The Mind's Big Bang Fifty thousand years ago, something happened -- the modern human mind emerged, triggering a creative, technological, and social explosion. What forces contributed to that breakthrough? Where might our power of mind ultimately lead us?

873 Evolution What About God? Of all species, we alone attempt to explain who we are and how we came to be. This final show explores the struggle between science and religion. Through the personal stories of students and teachers, it offers the view that they are compatible.

874 Evolution Learning and Teaching Evolution Learning and Teaching Evolution features seven five-minute segments for students that combine engaging storytelling with scientific inquiry to explore the fundamental concepts of biological evolution. Four 15-minute segments for educators highlight the teaching of evolution in real classrooms around the country.

875 America'S Castles America's Castles II Showcases the imaginative estates built by America's wealthiest visionaries during the years 1911-1929. Includes: Kykuit, Fair Lane, Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, Stan Hywet Hall, Meadow Brook Hall, Mar-a-Lago, and Hillwood.

876 Obedience Presents an experiment conducted during 1962 at Yale University on obedience to authority. Describes both obedient and defiant reactions of subjects who are instructed to administer electric shocks of increasing severity to another person.

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Number Series Title Description877 People Like Us Social Class In America As in "middle class," "working class," "upper class." It's the 800-

pound gorilla in American life that most Americans don't think about: how do income, family background, education, attitudes, aspirations, and even appearance mark someone as a member of a particular

social class? Class can be harder to spot than racial or ethnic differences, yet in many ways it's the most important predictor of what kind of financial and educational opportunities someone will have in

life. But class is a hard subject to talk about in a society like ours, where the idea that all people are created equal and that a poor child

can become President is enshrined in national legend. People Like Us shows how social class plays a role in the lives of all Americans, whether they live in Park Avenue penthouses, Appalachian trailer parks, bayou houseboats or suburban gated communities. The documentary travels across the country presenting stories that will resonate with viewers regardless of where they see themselves on the social spectrum — stories of family traditions, class mobility, and different lifestyle choices. An exciting cast of characters and commentators help make the connections between daily life and the

878 Islam: Empire Of Faith The Messenger This episode introduces the dramatic story of the rise of Islam with the extraordinary life of the prophet Muhammad and his simple but revolutionary message. The episode covers the revelation and early writing of the Koran, the creation of the first mosque, the persecution suffered by the first Muslims and the major battles fought by Muhammad and his followers to establish the new religion. The rapid religious, cultural and political expansion of Islam overwhelms the empires of Persia and Byzantium, creating a new empire larger than Rome.

879 Islam: Empire Of Faith The Awakening Episode two examines the flowering of Islam into one of the great civilizations in history. Culture and goods flow freely throughout a large empire. Islamic principles and influence are spread further, affecting the intellectual development of the West. Arabic becomes the language of learning, and achievements in art, architecture, science and medicine flourish. The episode also tells the story of the Crusades and describes the recapture of Jerusalem by Saladin the Great. The program ends with the devastating invasion of Islamic lands by the Mongols.

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Number Series Title Description880 Islam: Empire Of Faith The Ottomans The final program reveals the dramatic transformation of Islam

resulting from the Mongol invasion. Nomads enlisted by Muslims to fight the Mongols stake their own claims and become known as Ottomans. The Ottomans transform the Islamic world, creating a new empire that expands westward into Christian territories. Suleyman the Magnificent shapes the Ottomans into a military powerhouse and an empire of extreme wealth and sophistication, which threatens the great power centers of Europe and the empire of the Persian Safavids to the east, before falling victim to enemies from within.

881 The Patriot A hero of the French and Indian conflict, Benjamin Martin had renounced fighting forever to raise his family in peace. However, when British troops arrive at his South Carolina home and endanger his family, he takes up arms alongside his idealistic patriot son, Gabriel.

882 French Negatives An introduction to the concept of the negative in language and specifically to the nature and proper usage of "ne, pas, plus, jamais, rien," and "personne." In French.

883 Sous Les Mots . . . La Lingüistique Introduction to elements of the French language, its structure, sounds, and combination of grammar, vocabulary, syntax, pronunciation and usage. A very serious subject approached in a light-hearted way. In French.

884 Talk French Handling Social Situations With Finesse Filmed at a bustling café, a wedding, a christening, and a variety of other interesting locations, this program shows how to order and pay for beverages and how to express familial relationships and marital status. Commentary provides insights into café culture and family life in France. In French and English.

885 Talk French Excusez-Moi, Where Is the . . .? Dealing With Directions

When traveling, finding one’s way around is a big part of the adventure. This program demonstrates how to ask for and give directions when touring in urban and rural settings and how to say where one lives and works. Architectural landmarks such as Le Corbusier’s Cité Radieuse, in Marseille, and the magnificent mansions lining the Cours Mirabeau, in Aix-en-Provence, are featured.

886 Talk French What's Cooking? Food Shopping and Dining In France

"J’adore le poisson grillé." "J’ai horreur des broccolis." "J’aime beaucoup les fruits." This program focuses on the vocabulary of food. Featured activities include cherry-picking in Aurons, buying produce and lunching in Aix-en-Provence, and gathering ingredients for bouillabaisse at the fish market in Marseille. In French and English.

888 The Wizard of Oz Musical fantasy tale about a little Kansas girl named Dorothy who visits the magical land of Oz.

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Number Series Title Description889 Much Ado About Nothing With his wedding a week away, hot-blooded Claudio can't wait to marry

the beautiful young Hero. To distract him, his best friend Don Pedro devises mischief: a romantic trap for the sharp-tongued Beatrice and the man she loves to hate, Benedick. Their amusement is almost spoiled by the jealous scheming of the rakish Don John, but love and laughter prevail when the local constable unwittingly exposes the plot--and all the trouble proves to be much ado about nothing.

891 Little Women Story about the March family of four daughters and a strong mother (Sarandon) who, because her husband is away serving in the Army during the Civil War, must raise her "little women" on her own. The daughters include: spirited Jo (Ryder) who longs for a career as a writer; beautiful and conservative older sister Meg (Alvarado); fragile Beth (Danes); and the romantic Amy (Dunst/Mathis). Through the years, as they become women, the sisters share their most cherished and painful moments of self-discovery as their mother's pride and strength guide them through questions of independence, romance and virtue.

892 Poltergeist Life is very pleasant for a California family until a host of other-worldly forces invades their peaceful suburban home. Their house is turned into a supernatural sideshow, and if the family doesn't clear out, they will be swept off into nightmarish chaos.

893 Chaplin Mutuals - 1 The Immigrant. the Adventurer. the Cure. Easy Street

Chaplin plays a variety of comedic characters, each of whom becomes involved with different people and situations, including an arson plot

with a girlfriend's father, and a boss who impersonates a count. The Chaplin Mutuals have been restored several times. This unique and best edition was completely remastered in 1955 from 35mm film elements of better photographic quality than those used for any earlier edition, and with the benefit of dramatically-improved digital video technologies recently developed. They are at correct projection speeds with all original intertitles. Michael Mortilla's musical scores are newly revised, re-orchestrated, freshly performed and recorded in digital stereo.

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Number Series Title Description894 Chaplin Mutuals - 2 The Count. the Vagabond. the Fireman.

Behind the Screen.Chaplin plays a variety of comedic characters, each of whom becomes involved with different people and situations, including an arson plot


895 Chaplin Mutuals - 3 One A.M. the Pawnshop. the Floorwalker. the Rink.

Chaplin plays a variety of comedic characters, each of whom becomes involved with different people and situations, including an arson plot


896 The Year of Living Dangerously Guy Hamilton, an ambitious Australian reporter on his first overseas assignment, is befriended by a Eurasian cameraman, Billy Kwan, with connections in high places. Hamilton soon gains an entree to Indonesian Communist Party leaders, as well as insight into Jakarta's grim realities on the eve of a major political upheaval.

897 The Portrait of a Lady Isabel Archer is a young woman of daring independence and equally fierce desires. But her head-strong innocence is no match for the manipulations of her duplicitous friend Madame Merle and the devious

Gilbert Osmond. Based on the novel by Henry James.

898 Rocky Rocky Balboa, the underdog, gets his million-to-one shot at love, self-respect and the world heavyweight boxing crown and comes out a winner.

899 Total Recall In the year 2084 a worker leaves Earth for the mind-bending nightmarish reality of a Martian mining colony ruled over by dictator who can alter reality to suit his whims.

902 Taxi Driver A New York cab driver is driven to obsession when he attempts to save a teenage prostitute and embarks on a violent rampage against a world of filth and corruption.

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Number Series Title Description903 Henry V Adaptation of Shakespeare's patriotic historical drama that celebrates

the English nation and the greatness of its King. Includes medieval battle sequences with a recreation of the Battle of Agincourt.

904 The Year My Voice Broke Story of a teenage boy's friendship with a troubled girl; set in a small town in Australia in the early 1960's.

905 The Usual Suspects Police investigating an exploded boat on a San Pedro pier discover 27 bodies and $91 million worth of drug money. The only survivors are a severely burned Hungarian terrorist and Roger Kint, a crippled con-man. Reluctantly, Kint is pressured into explaining what happened on the boat. His story begins six weeks earlier with five criminals being dragged in by New York police desperate for suspects in a truck high jacking, and ends with the possible identification of a criminal mastermind.

906 The Doctor Is In Substance Abuse In the Elderly The percentage of Americans living beyond age 70 is increasing, and there’s growing concern that these people are also at risk for problems related to drinking alcohol and prescription drug misuse. As the body ages, tolerance to alcohol decreases. At the same time, many people often have multiple prescriptions for medications that, when combined, can cause problems. This program profiles older Americans dealing with these issues, and shows some innovative programs created specifically for the elderly. Experts include James Campbell, MD, Chairperson for Family Medicine and Director of the Geriatric Center at Metro Health Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio and Carol Colleran Egan, CAP, ICADC, Director of Older Adult Services for Hanley-Hazelden Center in West Palm Beach, Florida.

907 Learning Ecgs Anatomy and Physiology of the Heart To analyze instead of memorize strips requires a solid knowledge of cardiac anatomy and physiology. This lesson allows practitioners to "treat the patient, not the monitor."

908 Sunrise Dome - Building and Firing a Ceramic Dome In the U.S.

The words and works of Architect Nader Khalili

909 America'S Indians When the White Man Came There were more than a million Native Americans living in North America when the first white settlers arrived. This program describes life among the major tribes across what is now the United States, and their distinctive characteristics.

910 America'S Indians The Bison Hunters As the East become industrialized and urbanized in the 19th century, the mythologizing of the Native American began. In this program, the painter George Catlin describes his enchantment with the life of the Plains Indians in the mid-19th century.

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Number Series Title Description911 America'S Indians The Warpath As settlers expanded westward across North America, they ignored or

abrogated numerous treaties reserving land for America's native inhabitants. In the resulting bloodshed, native Americans won some battles but lost the war.

912 America'S Indians The Death of the Bison The stories of Native American chiefs, of Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull and their great battles, are legendary. The events at Wounded Knee in 1973 demonstrate that the conflicts of the past have yet to be resolved.

913 The Hispanic Americans The Second Generation This program examines how second-generation Hispanics are adapting to American society, and how they are maintaining their Latino roots while assimilating into the American cultural mainstream. A variety of famous and everyday Hispanic Americans are interviewed, including pop film director Richard Rodriquez. Hispanics from doctors and police officers to comedians, fashion designers, and rock stars discuss the continuing role of family, and the ongoing battles with ethnic stereotyping.

914 Hispanic Americans Hispanic Entrepreneurs: Against All Odds In this program, Geraldo Rivera and a host of Hispanic American executives discuss how they overcame racial and financial discrimination to turn their fledgling businesses into million-dollar corporations. The executives include construction mogul Linda Alvarado, owner of the Colorado Rockies baseball team; the developer of the Simpsons and Garfield cartoon programs; the owner of Dial-a-Mattress; and others. Executives from Chase Manhattan Bank speak candidly about the practice of loan discrimination against Hispanic minorities. Measures being taken to counter inequities are examined.

915 Hispanic Americans One or Many Cultures? Anglo-Americans tend to lump Hispanics together, forgetting that the category covers a wide range of cultural backgrounds. Mexican culture is different from Puerto Rican culture, and so on. In this program, three Hispanic Americans - New York Justice Frank Torres, a Puerto Rican; Cuban-born former Miami mayor Xavier Suarez; and Mexican restaurateur Gordino Velasco - discuss what unites and divides the various groups. The Puerto Rican perception of themselves as voting residents of a U.S. commonwealth is compared to the first-generation Cuban perception of themselves as Cuban citizens in exile. Velasco discusses problems related to Mexican immigration in California. Journalist Felipe Luciano stresses the importance of voting as a means of achieving common political goals. Hosted by actor Hector Elizondo.

916 The Moyers Collection - The World Of Ideas Anthology

Dissolving Boundaries - Solving Global Problems

Our interdependent planet--exploring a new global reality.

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Number Series Title Description917 Heritage Artistic Legacy of the Mexican Revolution An overview of the Mexican Revolution and its impact on the culture of

the Mexican American community.918 Heritage Biculturalism and Acculturation Among Latinos Many Latinos struggle with pressures to reclaim and reaffirm their

heritage while simultaneously facing pressures to assimilate into the dominant American culture. This program examines the question of what part of their culture Latinos feel they should keep and what to leave behind, explores some commonly held beliefs and misperceptions about who Latinos are today in the U.S., and probes the relationship of ethnic identity to entrepreneurial success in the changing mosaic of the American marketplace.

919 Destination America Nation of Immigrants The great immigration from Europe ended in the 1920s. Today these descendants of the immigrants are trying to rediscover their heritage.

920 Countries & Peoples Venezuela - Petroleum-Powered Economy Presents a portrait of Venezuela from its beginnings as a backwater Spanish colony to its present status as an independent, oil-producing nation.

921 Our Developing World - Regional Political Geography

South America - Paraguay Economic development issues, politics, and human rights are featured in this program. The first segment details the 35-year reign of terror under dictator General Alfredo Stroessner, and the country’s efforts to forget its painful political past. The second segment shows how the country provides economic assistance to its hordes of street vendors. A third segment details the plight of the Pai Indians, and how devastation of the Amazon forest is depriving them of life resources.

922 American Stories - The American Dream

Never Give Up: 1980s - Early 1990s During the 1980s, the myth of struggle crowned by success was revived. This program explores the societal impact of Reaganomics, which was beneficial to some and detrimental to others. While John Gage helped pioneer the Internet as director of Sun Microsystems and Gregg Manoff found peace in a medical practice serving the poor, times got harder for the Wolfords, who made a fortune and then went bankrupt when the oil industry bottomed out; the Bakers, who had five children to support in Detroit, the automotive Rust Bowl; and the Kims, whose search for prosperity led them to L.A., where their store was looted and destroyed in the Rodney King riots. But in good times and bad, their uniquely American faith in the future has endured. Not available in French-speaking Canada.

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Number Series Title Description923 The Cubans (Spanish) This documentary takes a look at Cuba and the daily life of Cubans in

the town of Cienfuegas, 30 years after the Revolution. Away from Havana, as removed as possible from the promoters of the official Party line on the one hand and the dissidents on the other, the program seeks to show how ordinary people live out ordinary lives so close to the U.S. and yet so far.

924 Biography Of The Spanish Language Spanish In America (Spanish) Spanish is the second language of the United States, and for many living in America, it is their first language. This program examines the influence of Mexican culture in the U.S. and the debate in Mexico about the Anglicization of Spanish. Mexico’s multicultural heritage is explored, along with the pervasiveness of Spanish today.

925 Ties That Bind Immigration Stories This program looks at the human drama behind the current debate over U.S. immigration policy. It roams both sides of the Texas-Mexico border, exploring the root causes of why Mexicans immigrate. The role played by transnational corporations and their social and economic impact on both Mexicans and other North Americans is considered. A second segment explores the determination of immigrants and questions why current immigration policies are the most restrictive in years. A third part discusses the strong family values immigrants bring with them as having a positive impact on U.S. culture. Immigrant organizations are examined within the context of the American citizen action tradition.

926 Songs Of The Homeland History of Tejano Music When Mexicans come to the U.S. they bring with them their love of music. Over the years, traditional Mexican sounds have melded with U.S. musical styles, forming the Tejano sound, popularized by the late singer Selena. Steeped in emotion and peppered with the staccato sounds of the button accordion, this compelling documentary illuminates the rich history and evolution of Tejano music in the U.S. within the context of the history of the Chicano people. Narrated by Mexican-American music legend Freddy Fender, of the Texas Tornadoes, it takes us on a rollicking tour throughout Texas, capturing the essence of this popular music trend.

927 An Argentine Journey Songs of the Poor This program is set in the impoverished mountain villages of northern Argentina where the music reflects the harsh living conditions of the inhabitants. To alleviate the desperation of their lives, the people stage dramatic celebrations that culminate in the momentary joy of carnival. The range of music is both solemn and jubilant.

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Number Series Title Description928 Alcohol, Drugs and the Brain To show the process and the progressive, does/time drug effects on

the cells of the different functional areas of the brain, from the first use to fatal overdose.

930 Unseen Life On Earth: An Introduction To Microbiology

The Microbial Universe The world of microorganisms is a dynamic one, and all other life forms depend on microbial metabolic activity. Recent genetic research has uncovered only about one percent of the microbes that remain to be discovered.


The Unity of Living Systems All cellular organisms - prokaryotic and eukaryotic - share basic chemical similarities. Out of these similarities, however, emerge diverse patterns of cell assembly. Students encounter the tools to understand various cell types and their relationship to noncell entities such as viruses.


Metabolism The metabolic pathways that produce energy create important environmental transformations. Although living organisms have diverse ways of meeting their energy needs, there is an amazing similarity between all life forms as they carry out metabolism directed to the construction and use of necessary biological molecules.


Reading the Code of Life DNA is central to cell activity, replicating with great fidelity and carrying the information for all proteins. Organisms also regulate the products made from genes in an effort to conserve energy and adapt to new environments.


Genetic Transfer Microbial populations achieve genetic diversity through horizontal gene transfer. Bacteria may transfer genes from one to another by conjugation, transformation, or transduction. Scientists often exploit these processes through recombinant DNA.


Microbial Evolution Recent genetic techniques have led to new theories of evolution and the relationships between organisms. Students examine this "evolution revolution," using molecular sequences to trace the phylogenetic relationships of microbial life. Both the big picture of microbial evolution and the methods necessary for determining molecular phylogenies are examined.


Microbial Diversity What is the relationship between the bacteria, archaea, and eukaryote branches of the tree of life, with their startling variety of organisms? Students see comparisons of organisms in their natural habitats and examine ways of studying these organisms in those habitats and in the laboratory.


Microbial Ecology Humans and all life forms depend on microorganisms as the essential processors of oxygen, mineral nutrients for plant growth, and waste materials. Here we investigate some of the important environments dominated by microbes and how their presence is essential for human life.

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Number Series Title Description938 Unseen Life On Earth: An

Introduction To MicrobiologyMicrobial Control In certain situations, microbial control is a necessity. For instance, our

food system requires sanitary conditions and hospitals require sterilization techniques. Here we see the options available for various levels of microbial control.


Microbial Interactions There are many symbiotic relationships among microbes and between microbes and higher organisms. Microorganisms have developed mechanisms to defeat animals' defenses against disease. Examples of beneficial and harmful symbiotic relationships are examined here.


Human Defenses Both nonspecific and specific defense strategies can defeat the invasion of microbial pathogens. Students learn about the coordinated defense system of humans through visual analogy, animation, and examples of specific diseases.


Microbes and Human Diseases How microbes come into contact with humans, and the many factors leading to disease outbreaks around the globe, are examined here. Students learn about current efforts to track infectious diseases and the considerations necessary to control disease worldwide.

942 Intimate Strangers: Unseen Life On Earth

The Tree of Life Scientists explore how all living things are related and how microbial life on the planet has evolved over its 3.8-billion-year history.

943 Intimate Strangers: Unseen Life On Keepers of the Biosphere Scientists trace the role of microbes in maintaining the conditions on Earth Earth, including how they affect the global climate and perform the

recycling that keeps the world habitable.944 Intimate Strangers: Unseen Life On

EarthDangerous Friends and Friendly Enemies Scientists focus on microbial communities that live in and on humans

as well as some key factors that contribute to the emergence of new infectious diseases.

945 Intimate Strangers: Unseen Life On Earth

Creators of the Future Scientists turn to microbes for solutions for repairing our damaged environment and feeding the planet's growing population.

946 CNN Today: Mass Communication Vol. 1 1. Russia Pravda Goodbye (1:56 min) -- 2. On-Line Magazines (2:25 min.) -- 3. Bookstore Boom (2:25 min.) -- 4. Interactive Radio (1:46 min.) -- 5. Movies on Demand (2:21 min.) -- 6. Direct TV vs. Cable (1:44 min.) -- 7. Hooking the TV Viewer (1:38 min.)

947 CNN Today: Mass Communication Vol. 2 1. Newspapers are Shrinking -- 2. Wired Sales Slipping -- 3. Global Tabloid Sales -- 4. Returning Books -- 5. Audio Book Boom -- 6. QVC Book Sales -- 7. Spanish Radio and Television -- 8. Tuning in to Talk Radio -- 9. High Definition Television -- 10. Fe

948 CNN Today: Mass Communication Vol. 3 1. Economic evolution (4:57 min) -- 2. Associated Press anniverary (2:28 min.) -- 3. Tribune Times (1:54 min.) -- 4. Magazines : niche publishing (3:50 min.) -- 5. Books : web book wars (1:36 min.) -- 6. Publishing's upswing (1:43 min.) -- 7. Radio : low

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Number Series Title Description949 CNN Today: Mass Communication Vol. 4 1. The Future of Communications (7:18 min) -- 2. Electronic Publishing

(2:08 min.) -- 3. Magazine Slump (2:15 min.) -- 4. News on the Internet (1:45 min.) -- 5. FM Station to Web Radio (2:21 min.) -- 6. Independent Music Labels (1:33 min.) -- 7. Digital R

950 Killing Us Softly 3: Advertising's Image of Women

Jean Kilbourne's pioneering work helped develop and popularize the study of gender representation in advertising. Her award-winning Killing us Softly films have influenced millions of college and high school students across two generations and on an inter

951 Rich Media: Poor Democracy Demonstrates how journalism has been compromised by the corporate bosses of conglomerates such as Disney, Viacom and AOL Time Warner to produce a system of news that is high on sensationalism and low on information.

952 Money For Nothing: Behind the Business of Pop Music

Examines the shrinking number of record companies, the centralization of radio station ownership, and the increasing integration of popular music into the advertising and commercial aspects of the consumer market.

958 Martin Luther King: "I Have a Dream" Recording of Martin Luther King's televised speech given on August 28, 1963, to the civil rights marchers at the Lincoln Memorial, with additional footage from other demonstrations and King's funeral.

959 A Beautiful Mind Dramatic biography of John Nash, a mathematical genius, who made an astonishing discovery early in his career and stood on the brink of international acclaim. But the handsome and arrogant Nash soon found himself on a painful and harrowing journey of self

960 Top 10 1/2 Tips For Writing Critically Introduces students to effective communication through writing by using the elements of logic: deductive reasoning, checking deductive truths, following rules of logic, inductive reasoning, working with evidence, understanding plausibility.

961 Study Strategies For Maximizing Your Effectiveness

Dr. Bradley and 5 students discuss the critical things a student must do inside and outside of class to maximize their in-class learning. Also discussed learning strategies and learning skills such as speed reading, note-taking and memory skills.

962 What To Expect In the College Classroom Helps new college students adjust to the differences in high school and college teaching methods and philosophy through interviews with college students and teachers.

963 Math Anxiety and Test Taking In this set, study skills expert Pam Roland addresses student anxiety specific to mathematics and math tests, conducting interviews with students and teachers who describe methods for alleviating the fear that prevents concentration.

964 The Electronic Storyteller - Televison and the Cultivation of Values

Gerbner clearly and comprehensively outlines the way in which the universal story-telling function of human societies has been colonized by corporate media.

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Number Series Title Description965 The Killing Screens - Media and the Culture of

ViolenceGerbner clearly and comprehensively outlines the way in which the universal story-telling function of human societies has been colonized by corporate media.

966 The Crisis of Cultutal Environment-Media & Democracy In the 21St Century

Turning to issues of media policy, George Gerbner delivers a stinging indictment of the way the so called "information superhighway" is being constructed. By examing the logic of globalization he shows the ineffectual nature of our present responses

967 Advertising and the End of the World Focusing directly on the world of commercial images, he asks some basic questions about the cultural messages emanating from this market-based view of the world: Do our present arrangements deliver what they claim-- happiness and satisfaction?

968 Yelling, Threatening & Putting Down - What To Do Instead

Parents find that yelling at kids, threatening, and using putdowns comes naturally. The problem is they don't work. The failure leads to more yelling and threatening. This video presents alternatives to these ineffective responses to misbehavior.

969 The Spanking Controversy Does spanking work? What does it teach? One parent contends "if it's good enough for my dad, it's good enough for me." Another ardently opposes spanking, believing "If we don't spank dogs to train them, why do we spank our children?" A child development

970 Kids and Food Explores both the nutritional and psychological problems of feeding kids. How can parents and care-givers be sure their kids eat healthful meals? What about kids who seem to eat very little or others who refuse any food that isn't a hot dog?

971 Disciplining Kids (Without Screaming and Scolding)

"Stop it you little brats or I'll flush YOU down the toilet." At a support group one mom remembers wryly, "I wasn't hitting them-- just threatening to drown them." Presenting better ways to discipline, the program portrays destructive methods

972 Return To Kandahar Nelofer Pazira, star of the feature film 'Kandahar', returns to Afghanistan to search for her childhood friend Dyana. Her first attempt to find Dyana inspired the fictional movie Kandahar. This film is the documentary account of her second journey, taken seven months after the fall of the Taliban. While searching for her friend, Nelofer unravels her past and the troubled history of her country.

973 It's Elementary An exploration of what happens when experienced teachers talk to their students about lesbians and gay men. Students are asked to consider issues related to homosexuality at six elementary and middle schools. Presents footage of classroom activities

974 Critical Listening Explains how critical listening skills can be used to discern the speaker's real intention.

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Number Series Title Description975 You'Ve Gat a Great Memory Explaining that good memories are made as well as born, this video

demonstrates strategies for the development and refinement of memory skills. It teaches how to store and recall information and how to maximize the value of mnemonic aids.

976 LCC theater Program Promo Promotional video for Lansing Community College's theater program.

977 Billion Dollor Bet 60 Minutes II What if there was a way to kick America’s oil habit -- using a form of energy that doesn’t pollute the environment? It’s an important question, with war in the Middle East raging and gasoline prices now topping $2 a gallon. Correspondent Dan Rather

978 We Don't Live Under Normal Conditions Six powerful personalities, five women and one man, share their experiences of isolation, oppression, institutionalization, and attempts at self-annihilation. Their three-day marathon exchange is at times tearful, at times heated, but riveting to the end.

979 Thinking Allowed: On Dreams and Dreaming Series moderator, Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove, interviews Patricia Garfield, noted author, on dreams and dreaming.

980 Clinical Massage:Head, Neck, and Postural Shoulder Muscles

How to massage the head, neck, and postural shoulders muscles.

981 Clinical Massage: Back, Glutal Muscles, and Thorax

How to massage the back, glutal muscles, and thorax.

982 Clinical Massage: Thights and Abdomen How to massage the thighs and abdomen.983 Clinical Massage: the Shoulder Girdle and the How to massage the shoulder girdle and the extremities.

Extremities984 Clinical Massage: Face, TMJ, Swallowing,

Scalene Muscles and Antetior Neck How to massage the face, tmj, swallowing, scalene muscles and antetior neck.

985 Test Anxiety: Overcoming Your Fear Designed to help both students who are preparing for a test and instructors, this video explains how to manage and mitigate the stress of test taking. It emphasizes the importance of studying to gain comfort with test material and shows how to structure

986 Elderly Alcoholism: the Last Remaining Pleasure

Dispels the myth that it doesn't matter if elderly alcoholics continue drinking because it may be their "last remaining pleasure." This program explains how alcoholism affects an elderly person.

987 60 Minutes: "Yucca Mountain" Yucca Mountain sits on federal land in Nevada, not far from Death Valley, in a remote stretch of desert, 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas. The nearest commercial establishment is a brothel 15 miles away. If the U.S. government has its way, this will be

988 Inside Mecca The most intimate and three-dimensional documentation of the annual pilgrimage to Mecca. Witness the personal stories of the pilgrims and the mental prepration, physical strain and spiritual ecstasy they encounter on their pilgrimage of faith.

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Number Series Title Description989 :The Amish: Not To Be Modern Provides a rare look at a community that separates itself from most

modern technology. Shows Amish people performing farm work, creating elaborate quilts, and attending schools. Examines the religious reasons for their unusual life-style.

990 The Firm A brilliant and ambitious Harvard Law grad joins a small, prosperous law firm in Memphis, and is soon confronted by FBI agents with evidence of corruption and murder within the firm.

991 The Full Monty Six unemployed men, inspired by a touring group of male strippers, decide they can make a small fortune by putting on a striptease show of their own with one small difference. They intend to go the "full monty" and strip completely naked.

992 9 To 5 Three office secretaries kidnap their male chauvinist boss and raise office efficiency to an all-time high during his absence.

993 Joe versus the Volcano Follows the follies of a stressed-out guy in a dead-end job who is told he has a terminal "brain cloud." A zany jillionaire then makes him an offer that gives him a fleeting taste of the good life. In exchange, he must journey to a Pacific Island and leap into a volcano. Is Joe doomed to be the last of the red-hot lovers? Not if the forces of imagination, romantic comedy, and the charm of Ryan in 3 roles as the women in Joe's life have their way.

995 An Afternoon With John T. Mullin When a blonde sorority queen is dumped by her boyfriend, she decides to follow him to law school to get him back and, once there, learns she has more legal savvy than she ever imagined.

996 Healing the Heart: Forgive and Remember In an interview Mullin discusses the history of audio and video recording and demonstrates technological developments.

997 Save Our Histroy and Sounds How could Bud Welch, whose daughter died in the Oklahoma City bombing, forgive Timothy McVeigh? How did the Reverend Walter Everett move beyond his desire for revenge against the man who murdered his son?

998 El Mariachi All he wants is to be a mariachi, like his father, his grandfather and his great grandfather before him. But the town he thinks will bring him luck brings only a curse--of deadly mistaken identity. Forced to trade his guitar for a gun, the mariachi is playing for his life.

999 Pedro Paramo A wealthy landowner known for his womanizing is frustrated in his quest to win the love of the woman he has sought all his life and whom eventually marries, a widow obsessed with the memory of her first husband.

1000 My Antonia Orphaned as a teenager, Jim Burden comes to live with his stern grandparents on their isolated farm. His pain and loneliness ease when he meets the beautiful Antonia, the high spirited daughter of neighboring immigrant farmers.

1001 Court Reporting Part 1 Court reporting.

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Number Series Title Description1002 Court Reporting Part 2 Court reporting.1003 Life Transitions Dr. Barry Heermann examines adult life stages through interviews

dealing with experiences of stress: divorce, death, and retirement.1004 Dictionary Of Classical Ballet Positions & Directions Barre, Linking Steps Positions and directions, barre, linking steps. Illustrated to piano

accompaniment, including variations in Russian, French and Cecchetti styles

1005 Dictionary Of Classical Ballet Adagio/Allegro/Practice Prouette, Adage Cent. practice, pirouettes, adage/adagio, allegro. Illustrated to piano accompaniment, including variations in Russian, French, and Cecchetti styles

1006 Dictionary Of Classical Ballet Allegro Batterie Allegro (cont.), batterie. illustrated to piano accompaniment, including variations in Russian, French and Cecchetti styles.

1007 Dictionary Of Classical Ballet Pointe, Enchantments Pointe, enchantments. Illustrated to piano accompaniment, including variations in Russian, French, and Cecchetti styles.

1008 Dance Video Concepts La Sylphide A soon-to-be married, young Scottish farmer falls in love with a woodland sylph. He follows her only to lose both her and his bride-to-be.

1009 Dance Video Concepts The Sleeping Beauty A performance of the ballet based on the fairy tale Sleeping Beauty.1010 Dance Video Concepts Swan Lake Prince Siegfried sees a swan on the lake who turns into the enchanted

princess Odette. She can only be saved by the true love of another. This the prince promises her, but he is tricked by a wicked magician who disguises his daughter as the swan-maiden. Siegfried and his love leap to their death thus destroying the evil power of the magician.

1011 Dance Video Concepts Bolshoi Ballet This blending of music and dance explores the difficult and self-sacrificing activity by those who aspire to achieve virtuosity of ease and grace upon the stage.

1012 Dance Video Concepts Coppelia Bujones, star and featured dancer of the American Ballet Theater, performs the role Franz. Recorded in 1980 in Puerto Rico with the ballets De San Juan.

1013 Aquaforum Technical Sprint Freestyle Instructs in the stroke mechanics of the sprint freestyle and shows the specific leg and arm movements involved. Freeze photography is used to discuss starts, water entry, recovery, turns and breathing.

1014 Aquaforum Technical Distance Freestyle Instructs in the stroke mechanics of the distance freestyle and shows the specific leg and arm movements involved. Freeze photography is used to discuss starts, water entry, recovery, turns and breathing.

1016 Aquaforum Technical Breaststroke Instructs in the stroke mechanics of the breaststroke and shows the specific leg and arm movements involved. Freeze photography is used to discuss starts, water entry, recovery, turns and breathing.

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Number Series Title Description1017 Aquaforum Technical Backstroke Instructs in the stroke mechanics of the backstroke and shows the

specific leg and arm movements involved. Freeze photography is used to discuss starts, water entry, recovery, turns and breathing.

1018 Organizing Time Edited Version A composite of four separate programs: the time of your life, finding time, when i say no i feel guilty, and home record keeping see individual titles for descriptions.

1019 Denny Mirkil-- Michigan National Bank A talk presented to an instructor's (Dick Howell) class at lCC.1021 Portrait of Giselle As host Sir Anton Dolin prepares New York City Ballet's Patricia

McBride for the role of Giselle, he tells the plot of the ballet, gives the history of its performance, and lends insight into the technical and dramatic expertise required of its dancers. Presents footage of performances of, and interviews with, celebrated ballerinas who have danced the role of Giselle. Includes artists: Alicia Alonso, Yvette Chauviré, Carla Fracci, Tamara Karsavina, Natalia Makarova, Dame Alicia Markova, Patricia McBride, Olga Spessivtzeva, Galina Ulanova.

1022 Table Tennis The Road To Seoul: Table Tennis Doc. Documentary of steps toward the 1988 olympics. Features a regional tournament, plus some U.S. closed and world's highlights.

1023 Table Tennis 1985 World Table Tennis Championship - Part 1

Highlights of matches involving the world's four top teams: China, Sweden, Poland and Japan.

1024 Table Tennis 1985 World Table Tennis Championship - Part 2

Open singles and doubles matches. Includes the U.S. in its team competition struggle to stay in the first division.

1025 Table Tennis China Vs. Chinese Taipei Tape of the first sports competition between these two arch rivals.1026 Siggraph Video Review Vt Issue 16 and Issue 17 Film clips displaying examples of Siggraph video graphics.1027 The State Against Blacks Walter E. Williams suggests that laws, rather than attitudes, encourage

the continued inequality of blacks, particularly in employment.

1030 Leaders Of The 20Th Century The End of the Old order: 1900-1918 The first of a series analyzing the concept and uses of power in our century. Explains how 19th century certainties and assumptions about power were destroyed by the great war and a new order emerged.

1031 Leaders Of The 20Th Century Krushchev: the Bear's Embrace Part 2 of a series analyzing the concept and uses of power in our century. Takes us through Nikita Kruschev's career, showing how he played an important role by providing the crucial link between the closed world of Stalinist Russia and the realities of contemporary international considerations.

1032 Invisible Marketing It's Everybody's Business Makes the analogy of "marketing" to describe the effective functioning of a community college. The business terms of product, price, communication and distribution are also utilized as themes helpfulness and courtesy.

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Number Series Title Description1034 Small Shop Tips And Techniques Small Shop: Tips and Techniques Jim Cummins, of Fine Woodworking magazine, discusses: getting a

home-shop bandsaw to work, tablesaw tricks for precision and safety, expanding the role of the drill press, what a new chisel needs before it will work, and how machines can work together with handtools.

1035 Carving Techniques And Projects Carving Techniques and Projects Sam Bush and Mack Headley of Fine Woodworking magazine, present this program. Bush uses lettering to demonstrate basics of gouge and chisel work. Headley demonstrates how to carve the classic scallop shell.

1036 Fine Woodworking Workshop Turning Wood Richard Raffan of Fine Woodworking magazine, demonstrates projects and exercises from his book, "Turning Wood with Richard Raffan."

1037 Fine Woodworking Workshop Router Jigs and Techniques Bernie Maas and Michael Fortune of Fine Woodworking magazine, present this program. Maas covers basic router joinery, including spline joint, mortise-and-tenon, and the sliding dovetail. Fortune demonstrates a series of jigs to produce a hand-mirror project.

1038 Fine Woodworking Workshop Making Mortis-and-Tenon Joints Frank Klausz of Fine Woodworking magazine, demonstrates three techniques for making variations on the mortise-and-tenon joint. Covers: how to make a haunched mortise-and-tenon joint for a table, how to make a through/wedged mortise-and-tenon joint, and how to make angled joints for a chair.

1039 Tablesaw Tricks & Jigs - With John Eakes Jon Eakes demonstrates set-up and safety features, as well as proper methods of cutting. Covers line-up and adjustments of the fence, blade and mitre gauge, use of the safety guard and splitter, dressing the table, blade selection, and use of various push sticks.

1040 Very Enterprising Women Shows women who have started their own businesses and succeeded. Through interviews, they give opinions on what is needed to make it in the business world.

1041 The Calendar Game Emphasis on the need for small retail and service businesses to plan and budget.

1042 Man or Woman For the Job Techniques and procedures for finding and hiring the best person for the job.

1043 Marketing For Profit This dramatization depicts the tips given by a successful small businesswoman to a friend struggling in his own business. The marketing principles of product, place, price, people, promotion, and plan are discussed as steps toward the ultimate goal: profit.

1044 The Language of Business Dramatizes the need for being able to analyze facts and problem areas in a business so that decisions can be made. Shows value of records in business management.

1045 The Right Location Uses the experience of a small businessman who tries to select a site for his first menswear store. Dramatizes relationship of site selection to the success of a business.

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Number Series Title Description1046 The Heartbeat of Business Deals with the importance of good financial management in business.

1047 The Advertising Question Discusses values and techniques of advertising and gives some examples of its use in business. Focuses on misconceptions and changing attitudes of small businessmen towards the use of advertising.

1048 Knowing Where You Stand Trains small business owners in effective and alternative inventory management control systems. Features small business owners describing their own experiences.

1049 Taiwan Youth Dance A dance concert performed by college students from Taipei, April 14, 1987. Reflects costumes and traditions of ancient Chinese culture.

1050 Mad Hatters LCC Production1051 Michigan Sesquicentennial Jerry D. Roe - Speaker Speaker Jerry D. Roe discusses origins of the sesquicentennial, along

with many historical anecdotes about Michigan.1052 Weibull Distribution and Reliability

CharacteristicsIn probability theory and statistics, the Weibull distribution (named after Waloddi Weibull) is a continuous probability distribution. It is often called the Rosin–Rammler distribution when used to describe the size distribution of particles. The distribution was introduced by P. Rosin and E. Rammler in 1933.

1053 1987 Machtel Voice Competition LCC Production1054 Charles Reid, Painter The Figure In Watercolor Shows the creation of a painting from beginning to end. Uses Holley

Moyes as model.1055 Improv(E) Ohio M.H. Players Broken Promises & Fighting Stigma With Style Two improvisational dramas, performed by the "improv(e)-ohio mental

health players." The titles are: "Broken Promises" and "Fighting Stigma with Style." Performed at a conference, "the mentally ill: living on promises", july 18-19, 1987.

1056 Child's Play and the Real World Shows how play forms an important part in the development of expression and imagination in children, and illustrates stages of play in the child's growth.

1057 Nurturing Dr. Bettye Caldwell explains the importance of a stimulating environment, and the availability and encouragement of caregivers in fostering early childhood development. Provides examples of nurturing experiences in various activities of infants and toddlers.

1058 Going International-Safely Provides basic security awareness information for travelers. Alerts the traveler to the most common dangers, shows how to reduce risk, and what to do in an emergency.

1059 Aloha HawaII The Beautiful Islands Focuses on the major islands: Hawaii, Oahu, Kauai, Molokai, and Maui.

1060 Cancun, Mexico A travelogue of mexico's popular tourist destination.1061 HawaII Hotels A travelogue of Hawaii's popular hotels.

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Number Series Title Description1062 Jackson Hole, Wyoming Deep snow and big mountains tend to come to mind when most people

think of Jackson Hole, but the rest of the year - especially Summer - always brings an incredible array of equally incredible terrain, scenery, and outdoor activities. Sitting on the edge of Grand Teton National Park, Teton Village is a summertime destination all its own, with unparalleled hiking, biking, paragliding, kids' activities, fine dining (above 9,000 feet!) and much more!

1063 Mexico A travelogue of our neighbor "south of the border!"1065 Monterey A tour of the California coastal city.1066 San Francisco A travelogue of this northern California city.1067 Saskatchhewan, Canada Saskatchewan is a prairie province in Canada, which has an area of

588,276.09 square kilometres (227,134.67 sq mi) and a population of 1,006,644 (according to 2008 estimates), mostly living in the southern half of the province. Of these, 202,340 live in the province's largest city, Saskatoon, while 179,246 live in the provincial capital, Regina. Other major cities, in order of size, are Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, Yorkton, Swift Current, and North Battleford. The province's name comes from the Saskatchewan River, whose name comes from its Cree designation: kisiskāciwani-sīpiy, meaning "swift flowing river".

1068 Ski Utah Ski Utah is the official source for information on the best of Utah skiing and snowboarding, including mountain resorts, ski and snowboard rentals, transportation, dining, reservation services and all your vacation planning needs

1069 Washington D.C. The nation's Capitol is explored, with nighttime aerial views of the monuments and a visit to the zoo. Includes time-lapse traffic sequences, a street dance performance, and more.

1070 Washington D.C. Laura Mckenzie's Travel Tips The wonders of Washington D.C.

1071 Caribbean A look at the Cayman Islands.1072 Jamaica Scenes from Richmond Hill, Rose Hall, Dunn's River Falls, and the

Martha Brae river are featured about the popular island resort.1073 Orlando/ Daytona Beach/ Miami Beach/

Bermuda/ Nassau/ BahamasTravel tips for Orlando/ Daytona Beach/ Miami Beach/ Bermuda/ Nassau/ Bahamas.

1074 Amsterdam, the Netherlands Explores the city's streets and canals and takes you on a bicycle trip to the tulip fields, features the Rijknmuseum and nightlife on the Leidseplein.

1075 Athens and the Greek Spirit Shows the city of Athens, including scenes of the Acropolis, Parthenon, Erehtheion and amphitheater. Continues on to Rhodes, the beaches of lindos, and the harbortown of Piraeus.

1076 Israel The Holy Land A travelogue of the country held sacred by Jews, Christians and Muslims.

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Number Series Title Description1077 Paris & Surrounding Day Trip Laura

Mckenzie's Travel TipsA video travel guide to Paris. Including such landmarks as the Pantheon, the Louve, Notre Dame, and the Champs Elys'ees. Included are day trips to Fountainbleau, Versailles and Chartres.

1078 Rome & Surrounding Day Trip Laura Mckenzie's Travel Tips

A video travel guide to Rome, including such landmarks as the Forum, St. Peter's Square, Vatican City, and Piazza Venezia. Included are day trips to Trivoli, Pompeii and the Amalfi coast.

1079 Scandinavia: Denmark, Sweden, Finland, & Norway

A travel documentary of the Scandinavian countries.

1080 Destination Britain A travel documentary of the British Isles.1081 Australia A history of Australia.1082 Cairo-Luxor: Egypt There are some lands that everybody should go to once in their life

times and one of those places is Egypt.1083 Egypt & Surrounding Day Trip Laura

Mckenzie's Travel TipsIncludes Cairo, the Nile, the pyramids, the Sphinx, Luxor, Tut's tomb, the Valley of the Kings and more. A program in the series: Laura McKenzie's Travel Tips.

1084 New Zealand A video tour of New Zealand.1085 Clia Cruise Promotional video for cruiseline.1086 Carnival Cruise Line Promotional video for cruiseline.1087 C.L.I.A.: the Advantages of a Cruise Vacation Promotional video for cruiseline.

1088 C.L.I.A. the Advantages of a Cruise Vacation Promotional video for cruiseline.1089 Norwegian Caribbean Line Presents 'SS Promotional video for cruiseline.

Norway' Playground Carnival1091 Thanks For the Memories! Crew members of Sitmar Cruises recall their most memorable

experiences with their passengers.1092 Cruise Sales Seminar - 3 Program Prospect,

Success Sell, Grp SaPromotional video for cruiseline.

1093 Princess Cruises 'A World Apart' Promotional video for cruiseline.1094 Windjammer; Barefoot Cruises Ltd; the Flying

Cloud; the FantoneDescribes the attractions of sailing on the Wind Jammer square rigger cruises.

1095 C.L.I.A. The Advantages of a Cruise Vacation Shows activities available on a cruise.1097 Royal Caribbean 'Labadee', 'Behind the

Scenes', Barry's GPromotional video for cruiseline.

1099 Susanne Reyto's Plan 'N' Pack Susanne Reyto, noted travel expert shares her knowledge about selection of luggage; color-coordinating; effective wardrobe planning; general travel tips and a traveler's checklist.

1100 Making the Sale Video about the travel industry.1101 Masterpieces Of Art Buliding Business Through Customer Service Explores two 17th-century masterpieces of painting in the collection of

the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Rembrandt's Self-portrait (1660) is compared with his many other self-portraits. Velazquez' Juan de Pareja (1650) is examined alone in close detail.

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Number Series Title Description1101 Building Business Through Customer Services Video about the travel industry.

1102 Club Med Mini-Club For Kids Club Med promo for kids park. 1103 Where You Are: Where You Are Going Provides an understanding of the necessary environment for

performance appraisal and offers specific techniques for conducting an interview.

1104 Communicating Across Cultures Describes the need for employers and employees to understand differences in customs and manners and social mores in order to most effectively communicate in a business world that is involved in intercultural transactions.

1105 Enterprise Chef's Special Learning how to manage a restaurant.1106 Bridging The Culture Gap Bridging the Culture Gap Intended to help families adjust to living abroad through exploration of

cultural and business practices in various foreign countries. This program illuminates cultural differences to which Americans must become attuned if they are to be accepted in their new homes.

1107 Managing Differences Describes the differences which people of different races and cultures bring to the work environment and how management must take these differences into consideration in order to promote communication and productive work relations.

1108 Diversity At Work This video describes the various cultural backrounds and work ethics that people must learn to become adaptable with in a new environment in order to work productively.

1109 It Can Happen To You!1110 Brennan Tours The Canadian Rockies A travelogue of Canada's tallest mountains1111 Alaska Sightseeing A travelogue of our 49th state.1112 Australia Escorted A travelogue of "the land down under."1113 Sciences Woman's Work Looks for answers as to why young women are "turned off" by high

school math and science. Consults women who are already established in science careers, and relays perceptions of parents, counselors, and teachers.

1114 Measuring Techniques A program in the "Science Laboratory Technique" series.1115 Weighing Techniques A program in the "Science Laboratory Technique" series.1116 The Life & Writings of the Belle Case Lafollette Uses still photographs and pictures to complement the words of Bell

Case Lafollette, the wife of Robert Lafollette, which describe her attitudes and feelings about home, family, and her work as a national leader in the suffrage, peace, and progressive movements.

1117 Racism On Campus Toward An Agenda For Action Talks with administrators, faculty and students are interspersed with videotaped segments from several campuses. In 3 segments: Historical/Contemporary perspective; Case studies; Positive programs and approaches. A national videoconference broadcast live from Wingspread, Johnson Foundation Conference Center in Racine, Wisconsin on March 22, 1988.

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Number Series Title Description1118 Hockney The Photographer Portrait of An Artist David Hockney is filmed at his Los Angeles home working on his

"joiner" photographs. Includes his first experiment in making fine art out of cinematography.

1119 2 Faces of the 17Th Century Explores two 17th century masterpieces of painting: Rembrandt's "Self Portrait" (1660) is compared with his many other self-portraits, and Valasquez' "Juan de Pareja" (1650) is examined alone in close detail.

1120 Paper Is Part of the Picture Describes processes and materials which contribute to different grades, weights, surface textures and finishes of paper, and explains how these properties can affect artistic expression. Also provides an historical overview of papermaking.

1121 How We Do the Things We Do Describes the "Explorer" system for creating computer-animated images.

1123 This Honorable Court - Part 1 Part 1 is a comprehensive history of the United States Supreme Court; includes the circumstances and significance of several landmark decisions. Part 2 shows how the Supreme Court presently operates, portrays the Chief and Associate Justices and fits the Court within the larger framework of current political institutions and social conditions.

1124 This Honorable Court - Part 2 Goes behind the scenes to talk to Supreme Court justices about oral-argument and secret conference process. The Louisiana "creation science case" provides the storyline.

1125 Faculty Development Series College Teaching: a Foreign Exchange Identifies basic cultural factors involved in instructor-student interaction, and reviews communication skills which are needed for effective communication regardless of cultural differences.

1126 Faculty Development Series Assessing Classroom Evaluation Methods Part of the series featuring classroom scenes, interviews with experienced college teachers, and demonstrations of classroom management techniques.

1127 Graphic Design Breaking In Gives guidance to those pursuing a career in graphic design. Seven top New York designers comment on the importance of the portfolio, skills needed, presentation of the portfolio, and tips on getting the first job.

1128 How To Buy Prints Explains how to select a printer, the four quality levels available, and how to prepare a job for printing. Shows the basic process of offset printing.

1129 What Is Camera Ready Copy? Defines "camera ready" and what it means in the printing industry. Shows examples of four basic elements: the instruction data sheet, the dummy composition, type mechanicals, and the set of photos and artwork.

1130 Desktop Publishing Introduces software, hardware, and applications of technology in desktop publishing

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Number Series Title Description1131 Intro To Photo Retouching Instruction in the use of tools, techniques, and materials in retouching

photos.1132 Advanced Airbrush Techniques Covers special effects: foliage, steel, wood, soft-edge and hard-edge.

1133 Advanced Airbrush Techniques Covers special effects: glass, water, droplets, reflections.1134 Intro System Operation Getting Started - theory 1 How to use the Cubicomp Picture Maker.1135 Polygons, Surfaces & Objects Basic orientation - theory 2 How to use the Cubicomp Picture Maker.1136 Surfaces, Colors, Lighting Basic orientation - theory 3 How to use the Cubicomp Picture Maker.1137 Coordinate Systems Basic orientation - theory 4 How to use the Cubicomp Picture Maker.1138 Configuration Video Tech. Connections & Troubleshooting - 1 How to use the Cubicomp Picture Maker.

1139 Picture Maker Configuration and Troubleshooting - 2

How to use the Cubicomp Picture Maker.

1140 Applied Surfaces, Colors, and Lighting How to use the Cubicomp Picture Maker.1141 Model Construction Techniques How to use the Cubicomp Picture Maker.1142 Control of Three-Dimensional Space How to use the Cubicomp Picture Maker.1143 Controlling the "Look" of Object How to use the Cubicomp Picture Maker.1144 Slide & Print Output Considerations How to use the Cubicomp Picture Maker.1145 Advanced Modeling Techniques 1 How to use the Cubicomp Picture Maker.1146 Advanced Modeling Techniques 2 How to use the Cubicomp Picture Maker.1147 Video Input & Output Considerations How to use the Cubicomp Picture Maker.1148 Drunk and Drugged Driving Techniques to detect drunk and drugged drivers, the legal aspects of

h h i d h l i hi b d d ffithese techniques and the relationship between drugs and traffic crashes are the topics discussed in this teleconference held at the Northwestern University Traffic Institute.

1149 Aldus Snapshot Electronic photography for desktop publishing.1150 Essential of Marketing A program intended to accompany the textbook "Basic Marketing," by

Phillip Niffenegger. Covers six segments: market segmentation, market research, cola wars, market services, the package, and product life cycle.

1151 Cruise Counselor Training Principles of Professional Selling/Cruising, Wait Till You See

Subjects covered include: The mission of a travel agent, qualifying a prospect, controlling the conversation, closing techniques, overcoming objections, quoting prices, selling tools, and practicing sales techniques. Includes additional video, "Cruising, Wait till You See", a 15 minute program on cruise vacations.

1152 A Portrait of Germany A travelogue of Germany, hosted by Kenneth Richter.1153 A Russian Journey A travelogue of the Soviet Union, hosted by Clay Francisco.1154 Bonjour, France A travelogue of France, hosted by Sherilyn Mentes.1155 Helicopter Hiking In the Canadian Rockies Describes a vacation tour of the Canadian Rockies including a

helicopter and hiking experience.1156 Athenascope Sights and sounds of modern Athens, its environs and nearby islands;

also glimpses of historical monuments.

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Number Series Title Description1157 Cie Tours Ireland By Coach or Car A travelogue of the "Emerald Isle."1158 Contiki Tours America Lifestyle vacations for the 18-35 year-old traveler.1159 Puerto Rico A travelogue of this island territory of the U.S. In the Caribbean Sea.

1160 Tauck Tours The Inside Story Describes how the Tauck family manages their tour company, highlighting the dedicated support personnel that have made this an outstanding tour company.

1161 History of Policing In America Examines the history of American police, including sheriffs, the FBI, and military police, from the first organized departments in the 1800's. Shows how police training has developed over the years.

1162 Finelight Video #1 Commercial Illustration Details steps in lighting and setting up photographic shots to be used in illustrating commercial products. Deals with tabletop shots.

1163 Finelight Video #2 Commercial Illustration - #2 Details steps in lighting and setting up photographic shots to be used for illustrating commercial products. Concentrates on large scale objects.

1164 Finelight Video #3 Contemporary Portraiture Photographer Dean Collins demonstrates photographic techniques for commercial and promotional purposes.

1165 Finelight Video #4 Commercial Portraiture Photographer Dean Collins demonstrates photographic techniques for commercial and promotional purposes.

1166 Finelight Video #5 Commercial Portraiture Photographer Dean Collins demonstrates photographic techniques for commercial and promotional purposes.

1167 Finelight Video Glamour Using Chromazones Dean Collins, one of the most prominent figures in the world of photographic lighting theory, teaches the science, theory and application of his craft.

1168 Finelight Video Table Top through Chromazones Using light and colour to achieve moods for modern advertising.1169 Finelight Video Fashion/Location Discusses techniques and styles used in wedding photography.

Includes hints on lighting, set up, camera manipulation, and dealing with clients.

1170 Finelight Video Tabletop Catalog Techniques Photographer Dean Collins demonstrates the techniques and equipment involved in merchandise catalogue photography.

1171 Finelight Video Wedding Sales Discusses techniques and styles used in wedding photography. Includes hints on lighting, set up, camera manipulation, and dealing with clients.

1172 Finelight Video Location/Large Production Techniques Discusses techniques and styles used in location and large productions. Includes hints on lighting, set up, camera setup, and business techniques.

1173 Vietnam: A Television History The Roots of War A short history of the century in which France dominated Vietnam, leading up to the rise of Ho Chi Minh. Tells how, in the last days of world war ii, the tiny country was the scene of great power rivalries and an internal power struggle.

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Number Series Title Description1174 Vietnam: A Television History The First Vietnam War Shows how the Vietminh, led by Ho Chi Minh, tried to oust the French

from Indo China. The U.S. sscalated aid to the French, whose influence ended with their defeat at Dien Bien Phu and the 1954 Geneva conference.

1175 Vietnam: A Television History America's Mandarin 1954-1963 Tells how the division of Vietnam in 1954 caused Catholics and pro-french northerners to flee to the south, where Ngo Ninh Diem became president. Shows how Diem was finally overthrown in 1963.

1176 Vietnam: A Television History Lbj Goes To War Tells how, following the Kennedy assassination in 1963, Lyndon Johnson inherited a series of coups in South Vietnam and a disintegrating military situation. Also looks at the Tonkin gulf incident and the escalation of U.S. involvement in the war.

1177 Vietnam: A Television History America Takes Charge 1965-1967 Tells how the Vietminh and FLN responded to the big American buildup of 1965-67, and presents an American soldier's view of war with a most-often unseen enemy.

1178 Vietnam: A Television History With Americas Enemy 1954-1967 Presents a view of the war in Vietnam as experienced by the followers of Ho Chi Minh and described by American soldiers and P.O.W.'s. Looks at the results of U.S. bombing and the contrasts between guerilla and conventional warfare.

1179 Vietnam: A Television History Tet 1968 Tells how, in 1968, Tet holiday attacks came in areas of Vietnam the U.S. thought to be secure, including Saigon, shows the effects of this turning point in the war, especially the beginning of peace talks.

1180 Vietnam: A Television History Vietnamizing the War 1969-1973 Tells how the U.S. began to disengage from the war by training the South Vietnamese and how U.S. withdrawal resulted in hardships and casualties for the Vietnamese people.

1181 Vietnam: A Television History No Neutral Ground: Cambodia and Laos Tells how the U.S. extension of the Vietnam war into Cambodia and Laos hurt those countries more than the object of the attack.

1182 Vietnam: A Television History 'Peace Is At Hand' Looks at how President Nixon and Secretary of State Kissinger worked to end the war from 1968 to 1973, increasing "Vietnamization" and American troop withdrawal.

1183 Vietnam: A Television History Homefront Usa Explains how heavy U.S. involvement in Vietnam from 1965-73 changed America. Tells of the polarization between hawks and doves, and the interplay between the reporting of events, public opinion, and policymaking.

1184 Vietnam: A Television History The End of the Tunnel 1973-1975 Tells how, with the North Vietnamese spring offensive of 1975, the South Vietnamese army collapsed and American soldiers returned home to humiliation, rather than admiration.

1185 Vietnam: A Television History Legacies Looks at painful reminders of the war, such as veterans' issues of delayed stress syndrome and effects of agent orange, as well as the difficulty of the Vietnamese in relating to their northern conquerors.

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Number Series Title Description1186 The American Way Of Justice Plea Bargaining Bill Moyers documents the plea bargaining process, a hidden, but

pervasive aspect of the American criminal justice system. Shows plea bargaining as it takes place in courtrooms, judges' chambers, jails, and backrooms.

1187 Group Dynamics Group Think Discusses the eight specific traits of group behavior isolated by Dr. Irving Janis in his book "Victims of Groupthink." Shows the dynamics of group decision-making, and the processes which inhibit creativity and foster "groupthink.

1188 Proffesional Travel Agent Volume 1 - Ta 200

Need Satisfaction Method of Selling This training program includes: greeting the client, identifying their needs, satisfying the needs and asking for the business.

1189 Humanities - Short Stories The Bear In the deep south during the late 19th century, a young boy goes on the annual hunt in the "big bottom" where he confronts "old ben," a bear that has always eluded the hunters. Based on the short story by William Faulkner.

1190 Humanities - Short Stories Zero Hour Presents a story about a girl and her friends who play a strange game called invasion. The girl's mother becomes alarmed when she discovers that the invasion is to come from outer space. Based on a story by Ray Bradbury.

1191 Humanities - Short Stories All the Troubles of the World Presents a story about an assassination threat against a computer that directs much of the world's economic and human existence, and how this threat draws people together. Based on a story by Isaac Asimov.

1192 Humanities - Short Stories The Necklace Based on Guy de Maupassant's short story, La Parure, about a women who loses a borrowed necklace and endures years of poverty in order to pay for a replacement, only to learn that the lost jewels were paste.

1193 Humanities - Short Stories Leader of the People Based on the story by John Steinbeck, about the reactions of a little boy and his family as they listen to grandfather's endless telling of his adventures as a wagon leader during the western migrations on the American frontier.

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Number Series Title Description1194 Humanities - Short Stories The Velot The parents, George and Lydia Hadley, become frightened by the

images in the nursery, which has taken on the appearance of an African veldt, replete with lions and a watering hole that their children Wendy and Peter have made with their mind. While the nursery is apparently some sort of virtual reality meant to stimulate all senses in response to thought, the parents become unsettled by the realistic sense of the veldt, especially an old wallet of George's which he finds chewed and smeared with blood and saliva, and screaming sounds which sound familiar to George and Lydia. Due to his unsettlement, he decrees that they will 'shut off' the house, which would mean they would have to work, as well as doing things such as walking up and down stairs, brushing their own teeth, and tying their own shoes. While George is supported in his decision by their psychologist, David McClean, he is vehemently opposed by his children, Wendy and Peter- as McClean explains, the children have effectively replaced their parents with the nursery, and George's attempts to bring them back to reality have been vilified in their minds. In the conclusion of the story, the parents enter the nursery alone, see lions approaching, and

1195 Humanities - Short Stories The Rescue Party Presents a story about a spaceship from the Galactic Federation which is given a mission to rescue the inhabitants of Earth before the sun explodes. Based on a story by Arthur C. Clarke.

1199 Space Worker Behind the scenes at NASA.1200 The Rhine From Mainz To Cologne The Rhine between Mainz and Cologne - one of the most beautiful

areas of Germany. Cities, towns, castles, and vineyards which date back to Roman times as well as exceptionally beautiful landscape can be seen from the boat. All the famous historic sites are shown. Unforgettable and exceptional impressions are captured as one passes by Mainz - Rudesheim - Loreley - Marksburg - Koblenz - Cologne - and many other worthwhile views on both sides of the Rhine.

1201 North America Travel I Ta 120 America's Secret Places Tours the Dry Tortugas, Bush Key in Florida, and White Mountains of New Hampshire, the Appalachian Trail, Bob Marshall Wilderness in Montana, Death Valley in California, Redwood National Park in California, Arches and Canyonland National Parks in Utah.

1202 North America Travel I Ta 120 Boston Is! A celebration of the sights and sounds, the moods and memories of one of America's oldest cities.

1203 North America Travel I Chicago: the Hidden Jewel A video documentary on the largest city in America's heartland and why architects the world over know it as one of the most beaufiful modern cities in the world today.

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Number Series Title Description1204 Colorado - the Rockies Colorado the Gateway to the Rockies! One of the world's great outdoor

playgrounds. Experience the breathtaking beauty; the wild exhilaration, the quiet serenity. It's all here! Like being on top of the world.

Experience Colorado, there's no other place like it! Features - Historical/Old West; Wildlife/Scenery; Skiing; Rocky Mountain/Mesa Verde National Parks; Pike's Peak Area; Air Force Academy; Narrow Gauge Railways; Denver; Dude Ranches; White Water Rafting/Canoeing/Kayaking, plus the Colorado Travel Service Directory.

1205 Los Angeles - Hollywood The Gateway to Southern California! The "Jewel of the Sunbelt", and the city that gives variety a whole new meaning. It cannot be seen in a day, or even a week. A look at one of the largest entertainment capitals of the world and all it has to offer. Features Hollywood, Walkway of the Stars, Rodeo Drive, aerial views, Beverly Hills, Theme Parks, Movie Studios, China Town, Beaches, & Scenic Area attractions.

1206 American Legacy Series Mississippi Exploring America, along this storied, steamboat-territory river. A photo/travel adventure for photographers of every age and interest.

Audubon, sugar cane, steamboat whistles and Dixieland-- all are part of the legacy of this great river that divides and unites America. Travel much of its 2,340 miles and 29 locks and dams. Mosey down memory lane with Old Cotton to Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans. Meet a former pilot of the Delta Queen, the last authentic steamboat carrying overnight passengers on the Mississippi. Then hop aboard for a Mississippi River ride complete with Creole cooking and calliope music.

1207 North America Travel I Ta 120 Mt. Rushmore & the Black Hills Shows herds of buffalo, deer, antelope, burro, and prairie dogs. Also indicates Wind Care National Park, the Badlands National Monument, the Devil's Tower, Jewel Cave National Mmonument, and, of course, Mt. Rushmore.

1208 North America Travel I Ta 120 New York A travelogue covering the major tourist attractions of New York City.1209 North America Travel I Ta 120 Round About Anchorage Shows the city of Anchorage, and other typical Alaskan scenes, such

as Crescent Lake, Denali Park, Matanuska Glacier, dog sled races, and panning for gold.

1210 North America Travel I Ta 120 The Great Smoky Mountains A travelogue covering the special events and scenery of this recreation area.

1211 North America Travel I Ta 120 Touring America's National Parks A travelogue of major American national parks.1212 Foreign Country Travel 2 Ta125 Bermuda, Bahamas, & Jamaica A travelogue covering these three popular Caribbean islands. Includes

a trip planning segment. Hosted by Tricia Springer.1213 Foreign Country Travel 2 Ta125 Guatemala A travelogue covering ancient and present-day features of this Central

American country.

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Number Series Title Description1214 Foreign Country Travel 2 Ta125 Puerto Rico & U.S. Virgin Islands A travelogue, covering major tourist attractions of Puerto Rico, St.

Thomas and St. Croix.1215 Foreign Country Travel 2 Ta125 The Alps Explores the alpine areas of Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Yugoslavia and

West Germany.1216 Foreign Country Travel 2 Ta125 Ancient Egypt A travelogue of Egypt's ancient sites and monuments.1217 Foreign Country Travel 3 Ta130 France A travelogue of France, hosted by Sherilyn Mentes.1218 Foreign Country Travel 3/Travel

Guide On VideoIreland, Green Island Shows the landscape and trips through the countryside, & contact with

the people. For the leisure time skipper, the wanderer or angler or the tourist looking for something extraordinary.

1219 Foreign Country Travel 3 Ta130 Italy A travelogue covering this European country's historical and present-day attractions.

1220 Foreign Country Travel 3 Ta130 London, Paris, Rome London from Trafalgar sq. To the Tower of London comes to face to face with history, paris the city of light, the city of romance, rome the eternal day, crucible of ancient civilizations.

1221 Foreign Country Travel 3 Ta130 Moscow Streak Lights Moscow in spring and in winter time impressions from the heart of Russia the Bolshoi Theratre, the GUM department store and the Kremlin theses and many others are the famous attractions of the Russian capital. A Video insight into life in Moscow.

1222 Foreign Country Travel 3 Ta130 Spain A travelogue of Spain from its ancient Roman and Moorish heritage to the modern city of Madrid, flamenco dancing, bullfights, and "holy week" in Seville. Displays the beauty of the Alhanbra palace and the 9th century mosque at Cordova.

1223 Foreign Country Travel 3 Ta130 Welcome To Britain Program takes viewers on a whistle - stop tour through some of Britain's finest cities and countryside.

1224 Foreign Country Travel 4 Pacific A travelogue of the south sea islands of Papua, New Guinea, the Trobriand slands, the Solomons and the New Hebrides.

1225 Foreign Country Travel 4 Ta131 Shooting Africa Ian Thomas, professional wildlife photographer, who live and works in Africa, takes you on a personal safari to "shoot" the biggest, fastest, and fiercest.

1226 Cruising Wait 'til You See An introduction to cruise counselor training.1227 1989 International Computer Graphics

Competition FinalistsExamples of animation using computer graphic techniques.

1228 Best Of Business Library Kyrocera Experiment/Fired/Buck " Theory Z " is put to the test in San Diego, where American employees of the Kyocera Company adjust to their owner’s thoroughly Japanese brand of management, but not without tensions related less to production goals than to cultural differ ences in organizational style. Host: Eric Sevareid.

1229 Best Of Business Library Billion Dollar Day/Colonel Takes viewers to New York, London and Hong Kong for a look at the currency exchange market.

1230 Best Of Business Library Pinnacle-Reginald Lewis Taken from CNN's Pinacle series, this interview with TLC group's chairman, Reginald Lewis, profiles the struggle and accomplishments of his career.

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Number Series Title Description1231 Best Of Business Library:

Management EthicsA View From the Top Presents views on employee pride in the integrity of their corporations

and on the dissemination of corporate values. Focuses on Allied Corporation, Equitable Life Assurance Society, Standard Oil, and Johnson & Johnson.

1232 Best Of Business Library: World Class Manufacturing

The Second Industrial Revolution Changing US manufacturing standards into world standards.

1233 Best Of Business Library Pinnacle-Amarati Puris When Martin Puris penned BMW's now-famous tagline 30 years ago--"The Ultimate Driving Machine"--he made a big splash with an $800,000 ad campaign that ran in only a few big magazines. The carmaker moved into TV commercials just several years later. Thinking back to that simpler time, Puris howls: "Wow! We had an idea, and we had one place to execute it--and that was it."

1234 Best Of Business Library: Team Taurus

The Re-Emergence of the Ford Motor Company

Discusses efforts by the Ford Motor Company to revolutionize the automobile design process through project Team Taurus.

1235 Best Of Business Library Congressman Edward Markey Government Regulation and the Markets

Edward John "Ed" Markey (born July 11, 1946) has been a Democratic member of the United States House of Representatives since 1976, representing the 7th District of Massachusetts. Markey is the Dean of the Massachusetts House delegation and the New England House delegation as well. He is also the third longest serving member of Congress from New England, behind Ted Kennedy and Patrick Leahy.

1236 Best Of Business Library (Interview President - Boston Beer Company The spirit of entrepeneurship is captured in the story of Jim Koch, a $With Jim Koch, An) $250,000 a year consultant who gave up his job to become the head of a beer company.

1237 Best Of Business Library Fast Buck or Faith In the Future? Edward l. Hennessey, chairman of the board and CEO of Allied Signal Inc., speaking at the 7th National Conference on Business Ethics, discusses the ethical aspects of corporate takeovers and restructuring.

1238 Computer Software How To Make a Million Dollars With a Piece of Plastic

A first-hand look at the booming computer software business, given by pioneers in the field. Number 411 of "Adam Smith's Money World."

1239 Wnet/New York Presents Why Leveraged Buyouts Are Making Some People Very Glad -- and Others Very Mad (Adam Smith's Money World #404)

Top experts in business, government, and academia discuss number 404 of " Adam Smith's Money World."

1240 Wnet/New York Presents Can America Compete? This program looks at the viability of the U.S. in the international marketplace. Number 408 of "Adam Smith's Money World."

1241 WNET/New York Presents Blockbuster Toys (Hasbro) Hi-Tech toys of the late 1980's. (Are they good for our kids?)1252 Automotive Electronics What Is Electricity? Basic electricity for auto technicians is covered.1253 Automotive Electronics Measuring Electricity Basic electricity measurement is covered for auto technicians.1254 Automotive Electronics Electricity In the Automobile Basic electricity for auto technicians is covered.1255 Automotive Electronics Test Equipment Basic electrical test equipment for auto technicians is covered.1256 Automotive Electronics Electrical Troubleshooting Electrical troubleshooting for auto technicians is covered.

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Number Series Title Description1257 Automotive Electronics Explaining the Black Box The automotive computer is explained for auto technicians1258 Automotive Electronics Input: Sensors The automotive computer sensor is explained for auto technicians.1259 Automotive Electronics Output - Actuators The automotive computer actuator is explained for auto technicians.1260 Automotive Electronics The Computer In Action The operation of the automotive computer is explained for auto

technicians.1261 Salisbury's Report On China The Revolution and Beyond Part 1 of a three part series, this tape deals with the leaders of the

Chinese revolution. Hosted by Harrison E. Salisbury.1262 Salisbury's Report On China The Revolution and Beyond Part 2 of a three part series, this tape deals with slogans and policies of

the chinese revolution. Hosted by Harrison E. Salisbury.1263 Salisbury's Report On China Jobs For the 21st Century Part 3 of a three part series, this tape traces the path from liberalization

to crackdown in China. Hosted by Harrison E. Salisbury.

1264 Kodak Ektachrome Color Copier Promo video for the Kodak Ektachrome Color Copier.1265 Basic Marketing And Essentials Of

MarketingNew Product Development: Nike A video supplement to two textbooks used in LCC marketing classes.

1266 Drugs In the Workplace This program is designed to educate supervisory personnel and others who work with identification and prevention of employee drug problems. It pinpoints the major drugs being abused in the workplace today, and describes each drug's properties and effects on users.

1267 Drug Awareness Training How To Tell If a Kid Is On Drugs This program was produced for law enforcement and educators as part of drug awareness programs. It provides a starting point for a discussion of drug abuse among young people and gives parents preliminary information about symptoms of drug abuse and ways to fight drugs.

1268 Drug Awareness Training Hallucinogens This program is designed to show the real dangers of using hallucinogens, their unpredictable effects, and possible consequences in terms of long-term behavioral changes. Specific types of hallucinogens are described, along with possible symptoms and effects.

1269 Knickknack A snowman locked in a glass "snowball" souvenir attempts to escape and join the party. Uses computer animation to tell the story.

1270 New orleans Presents the city's rich cultural and historical heritage through a variety of residents.

1271 Central Florida Presents the beautiful places of attraction in central Florida: Walt Disney World, Daytona Beach, the Kennedy Space Center.

1272 Autocad A Professional Tool Describes and demonstrates computer graphics software for the IBM-PC.

1273 Group Sales Made Easy How to sell group cruise packages.

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Number Series Title Description1274 Telecourses 101 Using videotaped course lectures, you can take classes when your

schedule allows. For traditional telecourses, all you need is your own TV and a VCR - it's that simple!

1275 Bed and Breakfast Inns of California's Wine Country

A guide to ten bed and breakfast inns in the area surrounding California's Napa and Sonoma valleys. Includes a tour of some of the wineries.

1276 Aruba A travelogue of this small Caribbean island.1277 Touring Mexico Mexico is a clash of climates, cultures and geographical extremes, and

civilization that rose and fell centuries before Columbus discovered America.

1278 Kenya Safari - Essence of Africa Covers Nairobi, the safari gateway to Kenya's parks and game reserves: Aberdare, Amboseli, Sambru-Isiolo, and Masai Mara. Part of the "Essence of Africa" series.

1279 Cayman Islands A travelogue of Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and little Cayman, a trio of Caribbean islands.

1280 Italy Travelogue of Italy, hosted by Kenneth Richter.1281 Sweden Explore Stockholm and take a cruise through the heartland on the Gota

Canal. Marvel at the Lappland Mountain Wilderness and see Sweden's highest peak.

1288 Partners In Change This video addresses issues of interest to both employers and older women re-entering the workplace. It is designed to increase awareness of employers and workers about this vast, underutilized human resource and to overcome stereotypical attitudes about older women who lack work experience. Highlights forward-looking organizations that recognize skills and experience of mature women.

1289 Si, Spain A travelogue of Spain, hosted by Thayer Soule.1290 Byways of Britain A travelogue of England and Scotland, hosted by Thayer Soule.1293 Jobs For The 21St Century Gives students a starting point from which they can make employment

choices based on job ability, education, and skills. Includes interviews with representatives from different vocations. Pt 1 stresses looking ahead and the changing workplace.

1294 Jobs For the 21St Century (Part 2) Gives students a starting point from which they can make employment choices based on job ability, education, and skills. Includes interviews with representatives from different vocations. Part 2 stresses where the jobs are in business.

1295 Jobs For the 21St Century (Part 3) Gives students a starting point from which they can make employment choices based on job ability, education, and skills. Includes interviews with representatives from different vocations. Part 3 stresses where the jobs are in health care.

1296 Study Skills: How To Take Notes Explains importance of taking notes in developing study skills in school and also in later life.

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Number Series Title Description1297 Decision-Making Skills Helps students understand how values relate to decision-making, along

with the three basic steps in making a decision: determining personal values, gathering information, and planning a strategy.

1298 Aids To Memory: Note-Taking Skills Tells how to listen for main points, important details, signal words and phrases, and how to lay out notes for maximum clarity and usefulness. Also explains patterns such as lists, chronology, cause and effect, and compare/contrast.

1299 The Miracle Planet The Third Planet A 6 part series about the earth, presenting various topics, including the planet's prospects for continuing to support life, its oceans, climate, and atmosphere. A video release of the pbs television series.

1300 The Miracle Planet The Heat Within A 6 part series about the earth, presenting various topics, including the planet's prospects for continuing to support life, its oceans, climate, and atmosphere. A video release of the PBS television series.

1301 The Miracle Planet Life From the Sea A 6 part series about the earth, presenting various topics, including the planet's prospects for continuing to support life, its oceans, climate, and atmosphere. A video release of the PBS television series.

1302 The Miracle Planet Patterns In the Air A 6 part series about the earth, presenting various topics, including the planet's prospects for continuing to support life, its oceans, climate, and atmosphere. A video release of the PBS television series.

1303 The Miracle Planet Riddles of Sand and Ice A 6 part series about the earth, presenting various topics, including the planet's prospects for continuing to support life, its oceans, climate, and atmosphere. A video release of the PBS television series.

1304 The Miracle Planet The Home Planet A 6 part series about the earth, presenting various topics, including the planet's prospects for continuing to support life, its oceans, climate, and atmosphere. A video release of the PBS television series.

1305 Travel & Tourism Dominican Republic The Dominican Republic is a nation located in the Caribbean region's island of Hispaniola. Part of the Greater Antilles archipelago, Hispaniola lies west of Puerto Rico and east of Cuba and Jamaica Its western third is the nation of Haiti, making Hispaniola one of two Caribbean islands that are occupied by two countries, Saint Martin being the other.

1306 Brazil (Copy 1) A travelogue of South America's largest country.1307 London A whirlwind tour of London.1308 New orleans, Louisiana Although Mardi Gras is celebrated only once a year, New Orleans

seems to retain a festive atmosphere year around.

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Number Series Title Description1309 Cartagena, Columbia For most of its independent history, the nation experienced political

turmoil and unrest, suffering through many non-representative and tyrannical governments. Since the death of military dictator Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina in 1961, the Dominican Republic has moved toward representative democracy.

1310 Nova Scotia, Canada One of the provinces of Canada, Nova Scotia offers visitors beautiful scenery, the cosmopolitan city of Halifax, fishing, and scenes from the past. Contains a guide to accommodations and services, plus travel tips.

1311 Merida, Mexico A travelogue of Merida, a 450-year old city on the tip of the Yucatan peninsula.

1312 Brazil (Copy 2) A travelogue of South America's largest country.1313 Denali National Park A travelogue of Alaska's (and the nations) largest national park,

dominated by Mt. McKinley, the highest mountain in North America.

1314 Vancouver A travelogue of Vancouver, the capital of British Columbia.1315 Classical Life Drawing Gestural Diagram & Quick Contour Drawing Gesture drawing is coupled with the diagram concept to produce a

more dynamic result in the completed drawing. Includes quick contour drawing as an overlay to gestural diagrams. Part of the "Classical Life Drawing" workshops, with Fred Holle.

1316 Etching & Color Intaglio Demonstrates etching and intaglio printing tools and techniques by showing printmaker George Johanson at work in his studio.

1317 'Printmaker' Shows the work of Manuel Izquiendo, who uses woodcuts in conjunction with his sculpture.

1318 Concepts Presentation (Version 1) The old days of commercials on the radio.1319 'What Managers Do' Presents a series of vignettes explaining the role and primary function

of a manager. Focuses on making decision, planning, organizing and staffing, monitoring and controlling, and leadership.

1320 Gangs, Guns, Graffiti At a time when communities are becoming increasingly concerned with the wide-spread dangers of gangs, this video graphically visualizes the consequences of gang membership and gang violence. Though interviews with actual gang members, victims and prosecutors it presents a realistic picture of life in the streets.

1321 Soccer Soccer Fundamentals Coach Viel Coerver introduces basic soccer techniques, suppleness and footwork, and feinting.

1322 Soccer Soccer Fundamentals Coach Viel Coerver demonstrates beating an opponent, sliding tackles, group games, and kicking.

1323 Soccer Soccer Fundamentals Coach Viel Coerver demonstrates use of the head, shooting, group games and goal scoring.

1324 Soccer Kick-off Europe 1872-1968 Depicts the most famous and entertaining games, teams and players in european soccer history.

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Number Series Title Description1325 Soccer World Cup Series An historical review, including highlights of all of the world cups, from

the first ever held (in Montevideo, 1930) to Madrid, 1982.1326 Shaping Your Sound Microphones Shows techniques of making musical instruments, and demonstrates

advantages and disadvantages of various microphone designs. Uses computer animation to show what sound is doing and explores methods of stereo and multi-mike setups. Hosted by Tom Lubin.

1327 Shaping Your Sound Reverb and Delay Tom Libin demonstrates techniques of shaping the space where sound happens, creating custom flanging, phrasing, echo and chorusing effects. Gives many musical examples and uses computer animation and graphic display to show what sound is actually doing.

1328 Shaping Your Sound Equalizers, Compressors, and Gates Tom Lubin demonstrates techniques of using eq to "open up" your sound and make room for each instrumental texture. Gives many musical examples and uses computer animation and graphic display to show what sound is actually doing. Also covers use of compressors and gates to create a unique sound.

1329 American University Promo Tape A promotional video for the American University of Washington, D.C.

1330 The Business Of Paradigms Discovering the Future Futurist Joel Barker explains how to anticipate and deal successfully with changes by understanding the power of paradigms - sets of rules and regulations that define boundaries. Based on the book by the same title.

1331 National Geographic Video Mysteries of Mankind Traces anthropological research in human evolution, including discussion of dating techniques, such as laser dating, and the search for a common ancestor.

1332 Hidden Hurt Child Abuse and Neglect: the Hidden Hurt Using interviews and case studies, explores the problem of child abuse and neglect, including the psychology of the abuser and the plight of the abused. Identifies warning signs, sources of help, and demonstrates how education can prevent destructive abuse patterns.

1333 Basic House Framing Foundation and Floor This series of video tapes will explore and explain the rough construction of a house from foundation to roof. Students will be introduced to the various types of foundations used in modern construction and the floor systems that they support. Illustrates the differences between balloon framing and modern platform framing. Focuses on shed, bagle, hip, gambrel, and mansard roofs. An understanding of gable end and dormer framing will be gained.

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Number Series Title Description1334 Basic House Framing Walls and Partitions This series of video tapes will explore and explain the rough

construction of a house from foundation to roof. Students will be introduced to the various types of foundations used in modern construction and the floor systems that they support. Illustrates the differences between balloon framing and modern platform framing. Focuses on shed, bagle, hip, gambrel, and mansard roofs. An understanding of gable end and dormer framing will be gained.

1335 Basic House Framing Gables and Shed Roofs This series of video tapes will explore and explain the rough construction of a house from foundation to roof. Students will be introduced to the various types of foundations used in modern construction and the floor systems that they support. Illustrates the differences between balloon framing and modern platform framing. Focuses on shed, bagle, hip, gambrel, and mansard roofs. An understanding of gable end and dormer framing will be gained.

1336 Basic House Framing Dormers This series of video tapes will explore and explain the rough construction of a house from foundation to roof. Students will be introduced to the various types of foundations used in modern construction and the floor systems that they support. Illustrates the differences between balloon framing and modern platform framing. Focuses on shed, bagle, hip, gambrel, and mansard roofs. An understanding of gable end and dormer framing will be gained.

1337 Basic Masonry Spreading Mortar This package is a self-paced, self-training, video-based program to help you in your Safety, Basic Skills and Maintenance training. The viewer will see and hear information that they will both remember and understand. Best of all you can accurately measure their understanding with the Multiple Choice Test questions that are included in the Study Guide. This program is specifically designed to be used individually so that the viewer can learn at their own pace and receive reinforcement where and when they need it most. Each of these video programs is carefully hand-crafted combining the crystal clear close-up videography with concise scripting that insures the highest of information retention by the viewer. And the Pre & Post Test included with each program help insure that each viewer fully understands the important safety or technical concepts presented in each video.

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Number Series Title Description1338 Basic Masonry The Pyramid This package is a self-paced, self-training, video-based program to

help you in your Safety, Basic Skills and Maintenance training. The viewer will see and hear information that they will both remember and understand. Best of all you can accurately measure their understanding with the Multiple Choice Test questions that are included in the Study Guide. This program is specifically designed to be used individually so that the viewer can learn at their own pace and receive reinforcement where and when they need it most. Each of these video programs is carefully hand-crafted combining the crystal clear close-up videography with concise scripting that insures the highest of information retention by the viewer. And the Pre & Post Test included with each program help insure that each viewer fully understands the important safety or technical concepts presented in each video.

1339 Basic Masonry Building a Corner This package is a self-paced, self-training, video-based program to help you in your Safety, Basic Skills and Maintenance training. The viewer will see and hear information that they will both remember and understand. Best of all you can accurately measure their understanding with the Multiple Choice Test questions that are included in the Study Guide. This program is specifically designed to be used individually so that the viewer can learn at their own pace and receive reinforcement where and when they need it most. Each of these video programs is carefully hand-crafted combining the crystal clear close-up videography with concise scripting that insures the highest of information retention by the viewer. And the Pre & Post Test included with each program help insure that each viewer fully understands the important safety or technical concepts presented in each video.

1340 Basic Masonry Wall Construction How to build a house in detail DW

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Number Series Title Description1341 Basic Masonry Wall Construction This package is a self-paced, self-training, video-based program to

help you in your Safety, Basic Skills and Maintenance training. The viewer will see and hear information that they will both remember and understand. Best of all you can accurately measure their understanding with the Multiple Choice Test questions that are included in the Study Guide. This program is specifically designed to be used individually so that the viewer can learn at their own pace and receive reinforcement where and when they need it most. Each of these video programs is carefully hand-crafted combining the crystal clear close-up videography with concise scripting that insures the highest of information retention by the viewer. And the Pre & Post Test included with each program help insure that each viewer fully understands the important safety or technical concepts presented in each video.

1342 Masonry Block 1 How Block Is Made Gives step-by-step procedures in masonry block manufacture, mixing and spreading mortar, corner and wall construction, job layout, and use of tools.

1343 Masonry Block 2 Mortar: Mixing and Spreading Gives step-by-step procedures in masonry block manufacture, mixing and spreading mortar, corner and wall construction, job layout, and use of tools.

1344 Masonry Block 3 Corner Construction Gives step-by-step procedures in masonry block manufacture, mixing and spreading mortar, corner and wall construction, job layout, and use of tools.

1345 Masonry Block 4 Wall Construction Gives step-by-step procedures in masonry block manufacture, mixing and spreading mortar, corner and wall construction, job layout, and use of tools.

1346 Engine Repair Short Block Service Demonstrates overhaul of the engine short block, including engine preparation, crankshaft installation and piston-rod service.

1347 Engine Repair Engine Reassembly Describes engine rebuilding techniques, including installation ofcylinder heads, manifolds, block & head assembly, installing the timing mechanism, cover, oil pump and pan, and manifold.

1348 Engine Repair Automotive Measurements Illustrates various measuring tools used in automotive repair and service.

1349 Engine Repair Engine Disassembly Describes engine rebuilding techniques, including installation ofcylinder heads, manifolds, block & head assembly, installing the timing mechanism, cover, oil pump and pan, and manifold.

1350 Engine Repair Cylinder Head Service Describes equipment and techniques used to recondition a cylinder head, including head disassembly, cleaning and inspection, grinding valves and seats, and completing a three-angle valve job.

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Number Series Title Description1351 Acid/Base Balance Metabolic Alkalosis & Acidosis Covers the causes and treatment of metabolic body fluid imbalances in

patients, with the aim of restoring a normal acid-base balance.

1352 Acid/Base Balance Respiratory Alkalosis & Acidosis Covers the causes and treatment of respiratory body fluid imbalances in patients, with the aim of restoring a normal acid-base balance.

1353 Acid/Base Balance Ups & Downs of Ph Uses animation, graphics and clinical footage to explain principles of acids, bases and buffers.

1354 Body Fluids The Critical Balance Illustrates total body fluid volume and the separation of body fluid into compartments. Describes the mechanisms of fluid movement such as osmosis, diffusion and filtration. Discusses methods of fluid loss and gain as well as selected patient problems which caused by fluid imbalances.

1355 Body Fluids The Critical Balance Illustrates total body fluid volume and the separation of body fluid into compartments. Describes the mechanisms of fluid movement such as osmosis, diffusion and filtration. Discusses methods of fluid loss and gain as well as selected patient problems which caused by fluid imbalances.

1356 Psychosocial Nursing Diag. I Focus On Hopelessness Pt 3 of a series using a case study approach to demonstrate three specific psychosocial problems, along with communication techniques utilized by nurses to make each diagnosis. Intervention measures specific to the diagnosis are also presented.

1357 Psychosocial Nursing Diag. I Focus On Powerlessness Pt 2 of a series using a case study approach to demonstrate three specific psychosocial problems, along with communication techniques utilized by nurses to make each diagnosis. Intervention measures specific to the diagnosis are also presented.

1358 Psychosocial Nursing Diag. I Focus On Altered Family Processes Pt 1 of a series using a case study approach to demonstrate three specific psychosocial problems, along with communication techniques utilized by nurses to make each diagnosis. Intervention measures specific to the diagnosis are also presented.

1359 Pieces Of Silence Codependency Psychologist Robert C. Subby narrates as members of his family reveal their feelings about having grown up in an alcoholic family. Each discusses his/her experiences from childhood and the process of recovery from codependency.

1360 Weather Systems In Motion Explains how great mid-latitude weather systems get started and how their movements account for alternating storms and fair weather. A program in the atmospheric science series.

1361 Global Winds Demonstrates that global wind circulation patterns depend on great convection cells set in motion by differences in temperature. A program in the atmospheric science series.

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Number Series Title Description1362 Energy Balance Examines the planet's delicate energy balance, which depends on a

state of equilibrium between energy received and energy radiated back. Covers earth's history of temperature changes and the cause of the last ice age, as well as man's impact on the energy balance. A program in the atmospheric science series.

1363 Clouds & Precipitation Shows how clouds form and then vanish, using time-lapse studies, and presents basic information about cumulus, stratus and cirrus clouds via satellite, aerial and ground-based photography. A program in the atmospheric science series.

1364 Winds & Air Currents Illustrates how different convection cells produce land-sea breezes, monsoons and trade winds, in order to explain how air is set in motion and what changes its speed and direction. A program in the atmospheric science series.

1365 Violent Storms Shows the drama of nature's most spectacular display, the thunderstorm, and follows scientists as they study the mysteries of thunderheads. Discusses technological advances, such as satellites and doppler radar, that offer the promise of spotting developing tornadoes before they can be seen from land. A program in the atmospheric science series.

1366 Earth's Atmosphere A journey through the atmosphere, first with a mountain climber and later aboard a research balloon and a passenger jet, reveals the atmosphere's layered structure, produced by gravity and interaction with the sun's radiation. A program in the atmospheric science series.

1367 Global Forecasting Explains how weather forecasts are made and that they are based on information received from a global network of radar stations and weather satellites. A program in the atmospheric science series.

1431 Michigan Department Of Labor There's No Such Thing As Women's Work Shows the history of women's work and employment in the United States.

1432 Luxo Jr.-Red's Dream-Tin Toy Luxo Jr. is the first film produced in 1986 by Pixar Animation Studios, following its establishment as an independent film studio. It is a computer-animated short film (two and a half minutes, including credits), demonstrating the kind of things the newly-established company was capable of producing. It is the source of the small hopping desk lamp included in Pixar's corporate logo. After the Pixar logo at the beginning of the film, text appears (in white) reading, "In 1986, Pixar produced its first film. This is why we have a hopping lamp in our logo."

1433 Philip Pearlstein Draws the Artist's Model Presents the work of Philip Pearlstein, whose primary subject matter is the human nude. Pearlstein is also shown working with his students in the classroom. Narrated by Philip and Julia Pearlstein.

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Number Series Title Description1434 Images Of The Masters Creating the Image Features three masters of the black-and-white photographic image:

Scott Griswold, Nick Vedros, and David Burnett.1435 Images Of The Masters Creating the Print Features the black-and-white photographic printmaking of Scott

Griswold, Kevin Higley and Jerry Uelsmann.1436 Bill Moyers Power of the Past Guided by art historians and Florentine citizens, Bill Moyers tours the

city's rich Renaissance legacy, seeking the sources of our common artistic, architectural, and cultural heritage. Interviews with novelist Umberto Eco and filmmaker Franco Zeffirelli help explore the centuries-old roots of key contemporary ideas, such as the preeminence of the individual. Moyers also views masterpieces by Michelangelo and frescoes in the Brancacci Chapel

1440 Files Are My Life Discusses the management of company files from their creation to active use and from storage to disposal.

1441 Buried Alive Stories, based on actual cases, dramatize the consequences when employees deviate from a document retention programme and institute "guerilla retention systems" of their own. The price for non-compliance includes years of records inefficiency - storing and retrieving excess records - reviewing and defending thousands of superfluous documents.

1442 Slow Fires Presents the first conference on preservation in Vienna, Austria, held at the Austrian Public Library. Includes comments by Warren J. Haas, William Welsh, and Vartan Gregorian. Also shows the Austrian National Library, the New York Public Library and the Library of Congress.

1443 The Inside Track To Disaster Recovery Through film clips of scenes from actual disasters, the program emphasizes the advantages in having an organized plan for dealing with a disaster. Stresses the importance of a well-trained disaster recovery team and a full recovery plan in time of disaster.

1444 Com and Cents A promo video for Computer Output Microfilm.1445 Hot Times In the Court House What to put on Microfilm?1446 Quest For the Lost Ledger Microfilm, when do I use it for my records?1447 Info Image Basics Paperwork to computerized document retrieval.1448 Invasion of the Data Snatchers A program about computer data security, based on actual cases,

dramatized in detective comic book style. Intended for electronic data processing personnel.

1449 Write Now, Pay Later Points out the importance of accuracy and completeness in document writing. Identifies difficulties encountered in the process of complying with a discovery request and defending one's words in court.

1450 Subject - Numerical Filing Let’s make a better file system.1451 Right On Schedule What do record agents and you do together to keep your record up-to-

date.

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Number Series Title Description1452 The Time Machine A promo video for the 3M docutron computer center.1453 Microcomputers In Records Management Explains how records can be automated on a personal computer.1454 Raiders of the Lost File What to do with old records.1455 Periodical Radiography Long Cone Technique With Dr. Brooks How to use a radiograph system in dentist office.1456 Wharton Exec. Dev. Video. Series Managing People Discusses how to be a more effective manager of people in various

work situations.1457 Business Ethics A group discussion of several case studies designed to promote ethical

concerns in business situations. Moral philosophical principles are introduced and ethical principles formulated. Strategy on how to promote ethical decision making in a firm is covered, and the need for a business ethical code similar to other professional codes is considered.

1458 Pat Townsend On Quality Porary Business Pat Townsend explains how to initiate an effective quality process in service manufacturing and health care settings. Shows the quality processes he describes at work in three major organizations.

1459 Regional Geography Of The U.S. New England Approaches the study of U.S. geographically and regionally. The twelve regions are defined on the basis of physical traits, such as landform and climate, and selected historical characteristics that reflect variations in life style and traditions.

1460 Regional Geography Of The U.S. Mid Atlantic Plains and Plateau Approaches the study of U.S. geographically and regionally. The twelve regions are defined on the basis of physical traits, such as landform and climate, and selected historical characteristics that reflect variations in life style and traditions.

1461 Regional Geography Of The U.S. Appalachian/Ozark Highlands Approaches the study of U.S. geographically and regionally. The twelve regions are defined on the basis of physical traits, such as landform and climate, and selected historical characteristics that reflect variations in life style and traditions.

1462 Regional Geography Of The U.S. Lowland South Approaches the study of U.S. geographically and regionally. The twelve regions are defined on the basis of physical traits, such as landform and climate, and selected historical characteristics that reflect variations in life style and traditions.

1463 Regional Geography Of The U.S. Midwest Lowlands Approaches the study of U.S. geographically and regionally. The twelve regions are defined on the basis of physical traits, such as landform and climate, and selected historical characteristics that reflect variations in life style and traditions.

1464 Regional Geography Of The U.S. Great Plains Approaches the study of U.S. geographically and regionally. The twelve regions are defined on the basis of physical traits, such as landform and climate, and selected historical characteristics that reflect variations in life style and traditions.

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Number Series Title Description1465 Regional Geography Of The U.S. Rocky Mountains Approaches the study of U.S. geographically and regionally. The twelve

regions are defined on the basis of physical traits, such as landform and climate, and selected historical characteristics that reflect variations in life style and traditions.

1466 Regional Geography Of The U.S. Basins, Ranges, & Plateaus Approaches the study of U.S. geographically and regionally. The twelve regions are defined on the basis of physical traits, such as landform and climate, and selected historical characteristics that reflect variations in life style and traditions.

1467 Regional Geography Of The U.S. California Approaches the study of U.S. geographically and regionally. The twelve regions are defined on the basis of physical traits, such as landform and climate, and selected historical characteristics that reflect variations in life style and traditions.

1468 Regional Geography Of The U.S. Pacific Northwest Approaches the study of U.S. geographically and regionally. The twelve regions are defined on the basis of physical traits, such as landform and climate, and selected historical characteristics that reflect variations in life style and traditions.

1469 Regional Geography Of The U.S. Alaska Approaches the study of U.S. geographically and regionally. The twelve regions are defined on the basis of physical traits, such as landform and climate, and selected historical characteristics that reflect variations in life style and traditions.

1470 Regional Geography Of The U.S. HawaII Approaches the study of U.S. geographically and regionally. The twelve regions are defined on the basis of physical traits, such as landform and climate, and selected historical characteristics that reflect variations in life style and traditions.

1472 Introducing Central America A description of the central American climate, land, common natural disasters, crops, animals and cities.

1473 Geriatric Oral Health Care From Nurses To Caregivers Trains caregivers in techniques to maintain oral health care of the elderly. Pt. 2 of a 3-part series.

1474 Records Management Provides instructions for records management, including terminology, filing systems, storage and retrieval methods.

1475 Childhood Asthma A discussion of how to treat asthma in children. Emphasis is placed on the education and participation of the family. Includes removing allergy-causing substances from food and the home. Narrator and interviewer is Denise Yanada.

1476 Coping With Childhood Cancer Presents open and honest interviews with five family members of childhood cancer victims. Provides caretakers and concerned adults with an insight into the coping mechanisms.

1477 Postpartum A Bittersweet Experience Shows a parenting class conducted by jeanne driscoll, in which she uses humor and common sense advice to share the secrets of postpartum. Includes candid discussions with new parents about surviving the difficult weeks following the birth of a baby.

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Number Series Title Description1478 Breast Feeding Better Beginnings A discussion and demonstration of proper breastfeeding technique with

Jeanne Watson Driscoll.1479 Challenge To Care Strategies to help chemically dependent women and their children.1480 Oxygen Administration Designed to assist nursing personnel in safely administering oxygen to

patients. Identifies signs and symptoms of hypoxemia.1481 Ostomy Care Defines colostomy and ileostomy, and specifies step-by-step

procedures for their care, such as appliance application and irrigation. Explains problems that may occur and how to prevent them.

1482 Orthopedics Traction An introduction to the use of traction in orthopedic care. Basic principles and nursing responsibilities for all types of traction are described. With special attention given to the care of patients in halo traction.

1483 Tubes, Tubes, Tubes Enteral Feeding Tubes Describes procedure for inserting a small bore nasogastric feeding tube, using a stylet. Discusses nursing responsibilities during insertion of a percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy or jujunostomy tube. Covers care of a patient, including pre-procedure preparation and post-procedure site care.

1484 Tubes, Tubes, Tubes Enteral Feeding Tubes Contrasts intermittent and continuous feedings, giving indications and guidelines for each.

1485 The Grieving Family Provides nurses with guidelines for the care of families who have experienced the death of a child, emphasizing the importance of self-nurturing, and explains why nurses must allow a space between themselves and their clients.

1486 Neurological Assessment of the Pediatric Patient

Focuses on techniques to attain a reliable assessment of the pediatric patient, including level of consciousness, papillary response, motor function and vital signs.

1487 Pediatric Iv therapy Demonstrates nursing procedures for administering intravenous solutions to children. Discusses the influence of the child's physiologic, cognitive and psychosocial perspectives on the nursing process.

1489 Nursing Care Of The New Family Ineffective Breastfeeding Prepares nurses to assist mothers in breastfeeding. Part 2 of a 3-part series.

1490 Nursing Care Of The New Family Knowledge Deficit: Infant Care Prepares nurses to teach parents basic newborn care. Pt 3. Of a 3-part series.

1491 Europe By Train Instructions to travel agents on train travel throughout europe. Narrated by Joe Van River.

1492 Images Of The Masters 150 Years of Photography Chronicles American history, as seen through the images recorded by established and unrecognized masters. Includes landscapes, documentaries, interpretive and artistic photographs.

1493 Ta 120 Guide To Ohio A travelogue of the state of Ohio.

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Number Series Title Description1494 Ta 120 Guide To the Black Hills A video tour of the Black Hills of South Dakota, including nearby Mt.

Rushmore and Devil's Tower.1495 Eastern Canada Tour guide Laura McKenzie covers the sights of eastern canada, and

offers practical advice on where to stay and shop and how to get around.

1496 Cruising Alaska's Inside Passage A travelogue covering Ketchikan, Misty Fjords, Sitka, Petersburg, Wrangell, Skagway, Tracy Arm, Juneau, Haines, Menehall Glacier and Glacier Bay National Park.

1497 Ta 120 Western Canada A video travel guide to western Canada, including Vancouver, Butchart Gardens, Grouse Mountain, Banff, Calgary, and more.

1498 Ta 130 Switzerland's Glacier Express A journey along the scenic "Glacier Express" railway, across almost the whole length of Switzerland, from the Rhine to the Rhone.

1499 Ta 130 The Turquoise Coast Via Istanbul The "Turquoise Coast" takes its name from the color of the Aegean and Mediterranean seas along Turkey's coastline. Shows old and new sections of Istanbul and ancient ruins along the coast.

1500 Ta 131 Hong Kong & Macau A travelogue of Hong Kong and the nearby Portuguese colony of Macau.

1501 Ta 220 Mexico The cultures of Mexico.1502 Controlling Interest Examines the scale and underlying dynamics of multinational corporate

expansion, and shows the deleterious social and economic effects of the multinational's power in the U.S. and the third world.

1503 Diversity In Higher Education Can We Meet the Challenge? A videoconference discussing various aspects of racial, ethnic and gender diversity in the academic environment. The panelists deal with the conflicts between legal, political and social issues and consider ways to resolve them.

1516 An Inside Job Demonstrates how effective work and quality service to an organization's internal customers can help ensure quality service to its external customers as well.

1517 Team Building Discusses difficulties in building a team, differences between a team and a group, ways of finding team members, the "holographic" team approach, and how to develop commitment, cooperation, communication and contribution in team members.



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Number Series Title Description1520 Speaking Of Success How To Listen Effectively Dr. Tony Alessandra details the value of acknowledging and

participating when listening. Number nine in the "Speaking of Success" series.

1521 Learn Japanese For Business Focuses on business language. Explains customs and rules for conducting business in Japan, while teaching key phrases.

1522 Live Your Dreams - Get Past Your Fears! Now one of America's leading motivational speakers tells you how to make your life a great adventure, how to get past your doubts and fears and get on with realizing all your dreams! Though he was raised in poverty and diagnosed as educably mentally retarded, Les Brown turned his "impossible dream" into an impressive reality -- and so can you! Punctuated with anecdotes from his own experience, Live Your Dreams is filled with Les Brown's inspiring, practical advice on how to make it all happen for you. Say "yes" to your life by saying "yes" to your dreams, by making them a living reality -- and releasing all the greatness within you!

1523 The Civil War - 1 The Cause, 1861 Introduces significant people and events that led to the beginning of the civil war. Discusses various battles and their impact on a divided country. Uses historical pictures and photographs, compiled by Ken Burns.

1524 The Civil War - 2 A Very Bloody Affair, 1862 Covers the development of war technology and its export throughout the world. Discusses various battles and the union victories. Explores the life of the soldier and the beginning of conservation. Uses historical pictures and photographs, compiled by Ken Burns.

1525 The Civil War - 3 Forever Free,1862 Discusses the events that led to emancipation of the slaves. Covers various battles, including the second battle at Bull Run and Antietem. Chronicles changes in military leaders for both the North and South. Uses historical pictures and photographs, compiled by Ken Burns.

1526 The Civil War - 4 Simply Murder, 1863 Explores the reaction of the North to Lincoln's emancipation proclamation. Covers the union defeat at Fredericksburg and other Union losses. Discusses the role of music in the military camps and life in the camps in general. Uses historical pictures and photographs, compiled by Ken Burns.

1527 The Civil War - 5 The Universe of Battle, 1863 Covers the march of the Confederates into Pennsylvania and the battle of Gettysburg. Discusses the role of women in the war. Explores the federal draft and establishment of the first black troop. Uses historical pictures and photographs, compiled by Ken Burns.

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Number Series Title Description1528 The Civil War - 6 Most Hallowed Ground, 1864 Gives biographical information on Union general Grant and

Confederate general Lee. Explores the Union plan of attack on the Confederacy in Atlanta and Richmond. Uses historical pictures and photographs, compiled by Ken Burns.

1529 The Civil War - 7 Valley of the Shadow of Death, 1864 Discusses Lincoln's needs to be reelected and the use of spies in the war. Covers the events leading to the capture of Atlanta, Lincoln's reelection and the establishment of Arlington National Cemetery. Uses historical pictures and photographs, compiled by Ken Burns.

1530 The Civil War - 8 War Is All Hell Covers Sherman's march through Georgia and South Carolina. Discusses Lincoln's position and attitudes and examines John Wilkes Booth and his band of conspirators. Chronicles the events leading to the end of the war and the surrender of Lee to Grant. Uses historical pictures and photographs, compiled by Ken Burns.

1531 The Civil War - 9 The Better Angels of Our Nature, 1865 Describes the reaction across the nation to Lee's surrender. Documents Lincoln's assassination and the fate of those responsible. Discusses the fate of Jefferson Davis and looks at the effects of the war on the Country. Uses historical pictures and photographs, compiled by Ken Burns.

1532 The Pres. & The Constitution President Nixon President Nixon discusses the Presidency from the perspective of his long career in public office. Includes his views of the practical handicaps of divided government, secret diplomacy, covert operations, presidential campaigning and relations with the media.

1533 The Pres. & The Constitution President Ford President Ford discusses the war powers resolution and other congressional limitations on presidential power, the personal qualities required of the president, limitations on the presidential term of office, the threat of assassination, and difficulties that confront the executive branch. Includes his views on decision-making in the context of Richard Nixon's pardon, the seizure of the Mayaguez, the summit meeting at Vladivostok, and other events in the Ford Presidency.

1534 The Pres. & The Constitution President Carter President Carter discusses the Presidency from the perspective of a Washington outsider who sought to make human rights a centerpiece of his administration. He reflects on the nature of presidential leadership, illustrated by the Camp David accords, the Iran hostage crisis, the Panama Canal treaty, the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, and the energy crisis.

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Number Series Title Description1535 The Pres. & The Constitution President Reagan President Reagan discusses congress and the budget process, the role

of the executive branch in managing the economy, relations with the media, appointment of justices to the Supreme Court, and presidential initiatives in foreign affairs, including the intervention of Grenada, the bombing of Libya, and the U.S. support of the Nicaraguan Contras.

1537 The Right Stuff The success of The Body Hair Salon in the U.K.1538 Modern Management Quality, Ethics & the Global Environment, A Demonstrates successful management styles of nine business people:

Ron Rice of Hawaiian Tropic, Fred Duluca of Subway Sandwiches, Eugene Lang of Refact Technology Development Corporation, Edward Lewis of Essence Communications, Edward Finkelstein of R/H. Macy Inc., John Georges of International Paper, Mickey Arison on Carnival Cruise Lines, James Kinnear of Lucky Star, and the family business at Alixandre Furs. Coordinated with the textbook "Modern Management" by Samuel Centro.

1539 Modern Management Quality, Ethics & the Global Environment, B Demonstrates successful management styles of nine business people: Lillian Vernon of Lillian Vernon Catalogues, Wally Amos of Famous Amos Cookies, Henry Kates of Mutual Benefit Life, I. W. Burnham of Drexel Burnham Lambert, Lester Korn of Korn/Ferry International, William Olsten of Olsten Corporation, Volvo Horth of America's Management, Kay Unger of the Gilligan Group, Frank Olson of Hertz, and Robert Rich of Rich Products. Coordinated with the textbook "Modern Management" by Samuel Centro.

1540 Modern Management Quality, Ethics & the Global Environment, C Demonstrates successful management styles of three business people: C. Dean Hammond III of Hammond Atlases, Donald Kendall of Pepsico, and David Kearns of Xerox. Coordinated with the textbook "Modern Management" by Samuel Centro.

1541 Legacy The Barbarian West Shows how the West, evolving from Greece and Rome, created the first world culture, not only through its own genius, but by borrowing from the legacies of the original five old world civilizations. Part 6 of a 6-part series exploring the influence of ancient cultures on our lives today.

1542 Legacy India: the Empire of the Spirit Ancient India is with us today in the living tradition of the Hindu religion, the basis of Indian culture. "History is full of empires of the sword, but India alone created an empire of the spirit," notes host Michael Wood as he opens this program. India has kept true to its tradition of non-violence and spiritual search, even as it became part of the modern world. Part 2 of a 6-part series exploring the influence of ancient cultures on our lives today.

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Number Series Title Description1543 Legacy China: the Mandate of Heaven For over 2,000 years China has been sustained by ideas virtually

unchanged since the bronze age: Confucianism, reverence for ancestors, and harmony. Despite decades of communist rule, these ideas are still alive and shaping China's present. Part 3 of a 6-part series exploring the influence of ancient cultures on our lives today.

1544 Legacy Egypt: the Habit of Civilization Pharaonic Egypt, the longest lasting of the ancient civilizations, created the state institutions on which nations are still built: bureaucratic government, organized religion, and international trade. Part 4 of a 6-part series exploring the influence of ancient cultures on our lives today.

1545 Legacy Central America: the Burden of Time Isolated from the rest of the world, the Aztecs, Maya, and Inca created sophisticated cultures that in many ways paralleled ancient Mediterranean empires. The arrival of the Spanish conquistadors caused near obliteration of their cultures, but parts of them survive today in the mountains of Central and South America. Part 5 of a 6-part series exploring the influence of ancient cultures on our lives today.

1546 Legacy Iraq: the Cradle of Civilization After thousands of years as hunter/gatherers, human beings built the first cities 5,000 years ago on the banks of the Euphrates in southern Iraq. Civilization as we know it began, and the recent gulf war was only the latest to befall this region, with Saddam Hussein being the latest of a long tradition of absolute rulers. Part 1 of a 6-part series exploring the influence of ancient cultures on our lives today.

1547 Eyes On The Prize Awakenings (1954-1956) Individual acts of courage inspire black Southerners to fight for their rights: Mose Wright testifies against the white men who murdered young Emmett Till, and Rosa Parks refuses to give up her bus seat to a white man in Montgomery, Alabama.

1548 Eyes On The Prize Fighting Back (1957-1962) States' rights loyalists and federal authorities collide in the 1957 battle to integrate Little Rock's Central High School, and again in James Meredith's 1962 challenge to segregation at the University of Mississippi. Both times, a Southern governor squares off with a U.S. president, violence erupts -- and integration is carried out.

1554 Contemporary Business Japanese and American business culture together but very different.

1560 Behind the Scenes: the Advertising Process At Work

Advertising is neither art nor science. Yet is many ways it uses the mystiques and the methods of both art and science, It’s purpose is to persuade, and sell. The disciplines of the scientist and the free spirit of the artiest blend together and the result are often entertaining as well as informational.

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Number Series Title Description1561 The Colonel Comes To Japan Explains that when an American company sets up shop abroad special

considerations must come into play, as evidenced by Kentucky Fried Chicken's entry into the Japanese fast-food market. A program in the enterprise series, hosted by Eric Sevareid.

1562 Surviving Columbus Using stories from Pueblo elders, interviews with Pueblo scholars and leaders, archival photographs, and historical accounts, this program explores the Pueblo indians' 450-year struggle to preserve their culture, land and religion, despite european contact.

1563 Nursing Care Of The New Family Nursing Assessment of the Postpartum Patient This program is designed to prepare nursing students and inexperienced nurses to complete a thorough, systematic physical assessment of the postpartum patient, as well psychosocial assessment of childbearing family.

1564 Assessment of Respiratory Distress In Infants and Toddlers

Teaches how to recognize signs of respiratory distress, how to evaluate its severity, and what normal breathing are like.

1565 Child Abuse Child Abuse Identifies parents and children at high risk for child abuse and neglect. Discusses nursing responsibilities in the documentation and reporting of suspected cases, and describes supportive services available to abusive parents.

1566 Cystic Fibrosis Presents a look at how families cope with Cystic Fibrosis and the therapies it requires by showing the activities of a 2-year old, 20-year old, and 40-year old who have the disease.

1567 Furniture a Buyer's Guide Teaches the basic consumer skill of critical product evaluation and shows how to shop wisely for furnishings. Covers upholstered and wood furniture

1568 The Wonderful World of Cruising A promotional film for Premier Cruise Lines, whose three "starship" liners leave from Port Canaveral, Florida for 3-4 day cruises to the Bahamas. Premier is also affiliated with Walt Disney World, and Disney characters accompany every voyage.

1569 Safety Shorts Safe Lifting & Carrying Techniques Intended to prevent back injury and promote safety in activities required lifting and/or carrying of heavy objects.

1570 Safety Shorts Ladder Safety Intended to prevent falls and promote safety in the use of ladders.1571 Safety Shorts Preventing Trip & Slip Injuries Intended to prevent accidental falls and slips in working on construction

or home projects.1572 Career Planning Putting Your Skills To Work Job success depends on the compatibility between personal

characteristics and careers. This program teaches students how to use their interests, individual personalities and priorities to find fulfilling careers.

1573 Career Planning Putting Your Skills To Work Students learn the importance of matching a career path with personality style

1574 Planning & Producing Slide Show Made Easy Offers guidelines for preparing an effective slide show presentation, emphasizing the importance of defining objectives as a first step.

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Number Series Title Description1575 Critical Thinking (Part 7) Forum 1990-Remodeling Lessons &

Redesigning Instruction To Infuse Critical Thinking

Richard Paul explains how teachers can remodel their lessons and redesign their instruction to infuse critical thinking so that the content can be understood, mastered and used. Pt. 7 Of an 8-part series, "Critical Thinking 1990."

1576 Critical Thinking (Part 5) Forum 1990-Critical Thinking, the Thinking That Masters the Content

Investigates why traditional didactic instruction inevitably fails and why critical thinking is essential to in-depth learning. Pt 5 of an 8-part series, "Critical Thinking Forum 1990."

1577 Critical Thinking (Part 6) Forum 1990-Transforming Critical Thinking Prindiples Into Teaching Strategies

A variety of grade levels and subject matter illustrations are used to demonstrate critical thinking principles being integrated into modes of teaching to become modes of learning as well. Pt. 6 Of an 8-part series, "Critical Thinking Forum 1990."

1578 Self-Awareness & Your Career Options This program focuses on showing students how to identify and organize information about themselves. Students use personal examples to learn the importance of understanding their goals, values, personalities, interests, temperaments, skills, and abilities.

1580 Repowered Employees Presents a case study dramatizing the transition of a traditional organization to a more participative one promoting job ownership and responsibility.

1581 Tech Prep Associate Degree Applied Learning Program Are you interested in going into technology, then these videos will help you make a sound decision on your future?










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Number Series Title Description1591 In Search Of Human Origins-Nova (The Story of Lucy) Don Johanson recounts his discovery, in 1974, of "Lucy," at almost 3

million years of age, our oldest human ancestor, in what is now Ethiopia. Lucy walked upright and provided evidence that a larger brain was the key difference between early man and the apes.

1592 Nova In Search of Human origins- (Surviving In Africa)

Paleoanthropologist Don Johanson sets out to disprove that early man's larger brain and reliance on technology are by-products of the ability to hunt. In a journey across the Serengeti savanna, Johanson attempts to reconstruct early man's survival behaviors, claiming that early humans were scavengers rather than hunters

1593 In Search Of Human Origins- (The Creative Revolution) Don Johanson sets out to retrace the migration of our ancient ancestors from Africa, to Asia, to Europe, and even to Australia. He examines the reasons for the sudden transformation, 50 thousand years ago, of the early african hunter-gatherers into modern human beings, who painted, carved, talked, buried their dead, traveled and traded.

1594 Community Development In America Building Hope A look at community development corporations and their efforts to revitalize distressed communities.

1595 Making the Ada Work For You Addresses both the attitudes and legalities necessary for managers and supervisors to work effectively with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990.

1596 A Rally of Writers A talk, given by Jerry Dennis, on April 9, 1994, at lCC, about the art and craft of writing. The theme of his presentation was "pour your heart out: the need to write honestly and why readers respond to it."

1597 The American Experience Malcolm X: Make It Plain Weaves together interviews, archival footage, photographs, and an original music score to portray the fascinating intellectual journey of a complex man whose ideas resonate today. A program in "The American Experience" series.

1598 Silicon Run Explains how integrated circuits work. Takes the viewer through the manufacturing process, called the "Silicon Run".

1599 Silicon Run 2 Begins where "Silicon Run" (1986) ends, with the fabricated wafer. Uses live manufacturing, animation, and special effects to give a clear overview of the back-end processes used in the manufacture of today's chips.

1600 Discovering Career Options Intro To the Self Directed Search Self Directed Search: matching personality and career.1601 America Through the TV Looking Glass A panel discussion on the relationship between journalism and justice,

focusing on the issue of the televising of trials. The moderator is Eric Mink, keynote speaker is Bernard Kalb, panelists are Paul Thaler, Catherine Crier, Jack Litman, Floyd Abrams, and William J. Brennan, jr.

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Number Series Title Description1602 Empower: Productivity, Presentation, and

CommunicationHow to teach telecommunications.

1603 The Internet Show A light-hearted look at all the fun and games on the internet, as well as the serious side of this important means of communication.

1604 Renascence: Edna St. Vincent Millay, Poet In her own words, using family and period photos, this portrait traces Millay's poetic development from her Maine roots to her last days.

1605 The Future Of American Children Policy Issues For the Year 2000 A panel of experts looks at key isues facing policy makers and child advocates. Topics include: child poverty and family income maintenance policy, family preservation. Health care policies for children, and head start.

1606 Empower (Part 1) Productivity, Presentation, and Communicationproductivity

Pt. 1 of the Empower Series, a guide to using the computer for the classroom teacher: including organization, using on-line services, and production of handouts and overheads.

1608 Empower: Productivity, Presentation, And Communication

Presentation and Q&A Pt. 3 Of the Empower Series, a guide to using the computer for the classroom teacher: including organization, using on-line services, and production of handouts and overheads.

1609 500 Nations (Part 1) The Ancestors The first of 8 programs exploring the history and culture of North America. Discusses the earliest known human inhabitants of this continent.

1610 500 Nations (Part 2) The Rise and Fall of the Aztecs The second of 8 programs exploring the history and culture of North America. Chronicles the characteristics of the powerful aztec empire and its seemingly unlikely destruction by the spanish invaders in the 16th century.

1611 500 Nations (Part 3) Clash of Cultures The third of 8 programs exploring the history and culture of North America. Native peoples confront spanish expeditions into the caribbean and the southeastern U.S., Defying a plundering advance that subjects them to two unconquerable weapons: muskets and disease.

1612 500 Nations (Part 4) Invasion of the Coast Part four of 8 programs exploring the history and culture of North America. Examines the clash of the native peoples inhabiting what is now the east coast of the U.S. With the first english settlements in the 17th century.

1613 500 Nations (Part 5) Cauldron of War Part five of 8 programs exploring the history and culture of North America. Analyzes the role played by the iroquois league in the colonial conflicts between the french and british in the 17th and 18th centuries, and the effects of the American revolution on the native peoples.

1614 500 Nations (Part 4) Removal (War and Exile In the East Part six of an 8 part series exploring the history and culture of North America. Depicts the forced removal of many native peoples from the east coast to the lands west of the Mississippi after the war of 1812.

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Number Series Title Description1615 500 Nations (Part 7) Roads Across the Plains Part seven of an 8 part series exploring the history and culture of North

America. Looks at the effect of the westward movement on native peoples who stood in the way of American expansion.

1616 500 Nations (Part 8) Attack On Culture Part eight of an 8 part series exploring the history and culture of North America. Examines the legislative attack on native ways and the renewal of native cultures today.

1617 The Death Penalty Examines the cases of two men who committed virtually identical murders and were tried in the same courtroom two weeks apart. Includes talks with lawyers, prosecutors, jurors and victims to analyze whether the death penalty is working, and how it is applied.

1618 Challenge To America The Heart of the Nation Explores the central values of Japan, Germany and the U.S. and focuses on what drives each of these societies. Examines education as a metaphor for the contrasts in the three societies.

1619 Listening To Amer. W/B. Moyers The Good Society #1 Focuses on what defines a good society by looking at Atlanta, Ga, a city often cited as america's most livable city, while being one of its poorest. Shows how atlanta's residents are coming together across the barriers that divide them to work to create a better community. Hosted by Bill Moyers.

1620 Listening To Amer. W/B. Moyers The Good Society #2 Explores the question of what defines a good society by focusing on the Los Angeles riots and the ways some of the residents have responded and are participating in rebuilding their society. Hosted by Bill Moyers.

1621 Listening To Amer. With B. Moyers Who Owns Our Government? Examines the effect of political contributions on public policy. Includes examples of campaign contributions influencing congressional and presidential candidates and the process of considering important legislation. Hosted by Bill Moyers.

1622 Listening To Amer. W/B. Moyers The Religious Right Bill Moyers looks at the position and influence of the religious right in the 1992 presidential campaign.

1623 The Soul Of A Nation Keeping the Faith Looks at the role of religion in the founding of the United States, and examines the origins and meaning of "separation of church and state".

1624 Discovery Driven Planning Designed to facilitate a management meeting evaluating the applicability of the article "Discovery-Driven Planning", which appeared in the journal 'Harvard Business Review', to your company or industry. Asks the following questions: how may this affect us? What shold we do about it? What might it mean for our key customers? What might our competitors do about it?

1625 Leadership and the New Science Explores a simpler way to manage complex organizations Encourages organizations to become more flexible and adaptable

1626 De-Engineering the organization Organizations should listen and let go of the control reins to achieve higher levels of success.

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Number Series Title Description1627 Lessons From the New Workplace An innovative way to revitalize organizational life Effective strategies for

embracing chaos and change 1628 Inside the Republican Revolution This program offers a unique, never-seen-before peek in the behind-

the-scenes working of the Capitol during the 104th Congress.1629 Frontline High Stakes In Cyberspace From the Frontline series of investigative reports, this documentary

profiles the high stakes in cyberspace. Companies now spend billions of dollars online to entice the consumer through the portal of traditional ways and into the slick and highly competitive world of digital technology. Brought to video by PBS, this insightful presentation includes a trip down the information superhighway. Highlights include everything from a new computer gaming software company whose oldest director is 12, to the invention of the search engine Yahoo! by Stanford University graduates Jerry Yang and David Filo. ~ C. Dwayne Smith

1630 Nightline Abc News Nightline A Nightline episode (10/25/95), hosted by Forrest Sawyer, exploring the role of broadcast statistics in the public's perception of economic trends.

1631 Richard Tillinghast, Poet A reading, by poet Richard Tilinghast, for a group of students at lCC.

1632 North Shore Tribal Council Best of the Past, Best of Today, Best of Tomorrow (Mamaweswen)

Native Americans using their own government (self-government) DW

1633 Japan: The Changing Tradition The Cross and the Gun This episode highlights Japan’s first contacts with the West in the 16th p g g p g g pcentury. The Portuguese, and other Europeans, brought two important things with them: guns and Christianity. This was the beginning of many great changes in Japanese life.

1634 Japan: The Changing Tradition Revere the Emperor, Expel the Barbarian The signing of a commercial treaty with the United States threw Japan into a period of internal political dissension. The years 1854-1868 were a period of warring factions and shifting allegiances which threatened several times to break into civil war. Two popular slogans characterize the period: “Expel the barbarians” and “Revere the emperor.”

1635 Japan: The Changing Tradition Rich Country, Strong Military This program looks at the ways in which Japan effected the transition from a feudal state to a major world power during the reign of the Meiji Emperor in the last half of the nineteenth century. A new generation of young leaders took over and pushed for the development of Japan into a strong, centralized, and modernized nation, based on European models. Their guiding motto was “a rich country and strong military” and their crowning achievement was the Constitution of 1889.

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Number Series Title Description1636 Japan: The Changing Tradition The Meiji Transformation Through much of the Meiji Period (1868-1912), the Japanese

government was experimenting with reforms and looking to Western models for ideas. The feudal class system gradually gave way to such modern ideas as compulsory education, industrialization and parliamentary government

1637 Japan: The Changing Tradition Men of Action The program examines the major political and social developments of the Taisho Period, (1912-1945). For 20 years popular parties, working through the parliament, dominated politics. But during the 1920s, the military became restive and civilian political authority lost power in the face of serious problems.

1638 Japan: The Changing Tradition The Road To Disaster After the conquest of Manchuria in 1931, the military slowly expanded its control over the civil government. This program continued Japanese expansion and Chinese resistance led to the outbreak of war between the two in July 1937.

1639 Japan: The Changing Tradition Rebirth of a Nation This episode describes the great political, economic and social changes that created a new Japanese society from the rubble of war. Under the leadership of General Douglas MacArthur, the Supreme Commander of Allied Powers, the Occupation undertook a wholesale reform of Japan’s political, social and economic structure. A demand for Japanese goods sparked an accelerating economic recovery, which soon grew into what was regarded as an “economic miracle.”

1640 Japan: The Changing Tradition A Nation Among Equals During the 1960s, Japan’s economic growth put it on an equal footing with the world’s developed nations. But the boom has not been without problems.

1641 Japan: The Changing Tradition Made In Japan This episode discusses the organization of Japanese business. Japan is dependent on the outside world for most of its energy and raw materials and a large part of its food; therefore, its economic success has been almost entirely the product of its one great asset — its creative and hardworking people.

1642 Japan: The Changing Tradition The Fragile Economy The episode explores some of the problems facing Japan: a high inflation rate, triggered by the Arab oil embargo; increased pressure from other industrial countries to provide a more equitable trading system; increasing urban crowding and industrial pollution which threatened both public health and agricultural production; and an internal system which perpetuates discrepancies between big business and small.

1643 Japan: The Changing Tradition Of the People Of the People describes the organization and structure of the government of Japan, and the ways the major political institutions work. The program also looks at the Liberal Democratic Party, formed in 1955 and majority party since World War II.

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Number Series Title Description1644 Japan: The Changing Tradition Democracy With a Difference The previous episode describes the primary institutions of the

Japanese government. This program takes a look at how those institutions fit into the Japanese cultural tradition and how they affect the people who work within them.

1645 Japan: The Changing Tradition Society and the Individual Even though most Japanese now live in urban communities, resulting in changes in life-style, many of the older social traits of the Japanese continue, even if in modified form. This program describes contemporary Japanese social organization.

1646 Japan: The Changing Tradition The Search For Opportunity This episode studies the avenues of success that are available to the Japanese and the barriers that block these avenues to many. Most people achieve their place in society through their educational achievements, but several groups of people are still discriminated against, as this program shows.

1647 Japan: The Changing Tradition The Japanese Style Japanese life today is a blend of traditional styles and modern mass living. This program looks at the people who live along the Hankyu commuting lines, who are very modern, urbane, and yet distinctively Japanese.

1648 Japan: The Changing Tradition Three Families This final program of the series takes a more intimate look at the contemporary life by following the daily routines of three different Japanese families: those of a farmer, a small independent businessman, and a middle-management worker in a small company.

1649 Team Creativity Gaining the courage to be creative Supporting the idea of others Accepting and protecting creativity in teams.

1650 The Green Movie: Empowerment Within a Framework

The final step on creativity and innovation – putting ideas into action.

1651 Nortel How To Use Your Meridian 1 Single-Line Phone

Meridian 1 enterprise communications systems provide that very technology to give you the ideal solution for your business needs. Present in over 150 countries Meridian 1 is the leading enterprise communications system in today’s market. With more that 43 million users globally, it has the largest installed base worldwide. In Europe, the installed base is also very impressive, with over 50,000 Meridian 1 systems servicing 10 million users. Over the past 25 years, the Nortel Meridian Communications Portfolio has become synonymous with quality, reliability and scalability. From remote and branch office solutions to large campus networks, customers have come to trust and depend on Meridian's profit-building advanced applications and features for their mission-critical voice communications.

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Number Series Title Description1652 Nortel How To Use Your Meridian 1 Multi-Line Phone Meridian 1 enterprise communications systems provide that very

technology to give you the ideal solution for your business needs. Present in over 150 countries Meridian 1 is the leading enterprise communications system in today’s market. With more that 43 million users globally, it has the largest installed base worldwide. In Europe, the installed base is also very impressive, with over 50,000 Meridian 1 systems servicing 10 million users. Over the past 25 years, the Nortel Meridian Communications Portfolio has become synonymous with quality, reliability and scalability. From remote and branch office solutions to large campus networks, customers have come to trust and depend on Meridian's profit-building advanced applications and features for their mission-critical voice communications.

1653 Nortel Meridian Mail Feature Operations Meridian 1 enterprise communications systems provide that very technology to give you the ideal solution for your business needs. Present in over 150 countries Meridian 1 is the leading enterprise communications system in today’s market. With more that 43 million users globally, it has the largest installed base worldwide. In Europe, the installed base is also very impressive, with over 50,000 Meridian 1 systems servicing 10 million users. Over the past 25 years, the Nortel Meridian Communications Portfolio has become synonymous with quality, reliability and scalability. From remote and branch office solutions to large campus networks, customers have come to trust and depend on Meridian's profit-building advanced applications and features for their mission-critical voice communications.

1654 The 1993 Remote Keyless Entry System How to get into a keyless car with your remote and the technical side of it as well.

1655 A1-GM Elect. Control Modules (Tape 1) How to repair and troubleshot a Engine Controlled Computer (ECC).1656 ABS VI ABS VI is an anti-lock brake system and this video will teach you how

to maintain and repair them.1657 Anti-Lock Brake System-How It Works For You Rick Johnson tells about the new 4 wheel anti-lock brake system.

1658 Automechanic's Tools and Basic Skills How to use different types of wrenches.1659 Automechanic's Tools and Basic Skills How to use different types of nuts and bolts.1660 Automechanic's Tools and Basic Skills The different types of tubing in a car.1661 Gas Engine Excerpt A engineering guide to the engine.1662 Hoist Safety How to use a automobile hoist.1663 Lead/Pull Vs. Torque Steer and Alignment

Angle UpdateTroubleshooting a front wheel drive car that pulls to the right.

1667 Wagner-Replacing Tandem Master Cylinders (Tape 1) C106

A detailed look at replaceing the wagner tandem master cylinders.

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Number Series Title Description1668 Domestic Disc Brake Calipers Tape 1 C119 Eis Disc brakes pros and cons.

1669 Wagner-Drum Brake Shoe Replacement (Tape 1) C128

A detailed look at Wagner-drum brake shoe replacement.

1672 Front Wheel Drive Parts One and Two F122 F123

Overview of front wheel drive vehicles.

1673 Clutch Diagnosis and Repair I and II Bwd F136 The engineering of the clutch.

1674 Ignition Wire and Cable-Beldon G102 Basic Electricity for cars.1675 Standard Ignition Prin's and Systems G122 Ignition principles and system, conventional ignition, electronic ignition,

electronic engine control, direct ignition.1676 Raybestos Tyves Anti-Lock Brake System

G124Anti-lock braking system (ABS) (translated from German, Anti-Blockier System) is a safety system on motor vehicles which prevents the wheels from locking while braking.

1677 Anatomy Physiology Series The Cell Discusses the elements and compounds that make up the protoplasm; five chracteristics of living systems are covered along with nucleus, cytoplasm, diffusion, filtration, osmosis, and miotic and meiotic division.

1678 Anatomy Physiology Series The Skin Presents the basic biological information on the skin.1679 Anatomy Physiology Series The Skeletal System This program demonstrates and discusses in detail the anatomy and

physiology of the human skeletal system.1680 Anatomy Physiology Series The Muscular System Learning the functions and characteristics of the muscles. Description:

Muscles are presented as the agents providing the energy that accomplishes work. Anatomy of skeletal muscles is approached through: origin, insertion, and body of specific muscles.

1681 Anatomy Physiology Series The Nervous System Discusses the interrelationships between afferent, efferent, and internuncial neurons including reflex and intersegmental spread of response.

1682 Anatomy Physiology Series The Special Senses This program discusses each sensory receptor. Special importance is placed on vision, hearing, smell, and taste. Covers the eyeball. Discusses the process of refraction and the structural characteristics of the taste receptors and the olfactory epithelium.

1683 Anatomy Physiology Series The Cardiovascular System Presents the human cardiovascular system.1685 Anatomy Physiology Series The Respiratory This program examines the alveoli as the functional unit of the lungs

and illustrates the physics and physiology of respiration. It also explains the expiratory and pneumotoxic centers that are the dominant central nervous system of breathing.

1686 Anatomy Physiology Series The Digestive System Discusses the structures and function of the digestive system. Includes the GI tract, mouth, teeth, stomach, small and large intestines..

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Number Series Title Description1687 Anatomy Physiology Series The Urinary System Discusses the functions of structure of the kidney; explores processes

of reabsorbtion; introduces the bladder's function & micturition; conclusion: covers the functions of the artificial kidney and principles of dialysis.

1688 Anatomy Physiology Series The Endocrine System This program focuses on how endocrine glands and other hormone-secreting tissues regulate our body.

1689 Anatomy Physiology Series Metabolism: Fluid and Electrolyte Discusses nutrition, carbohydrates, saturated and unsaturated fats (lipids), vitamins and proteins.

1690 Anatomy Physiology Series The Reproductive System This program covers all major sex characteristics of both the male and female body.

1691 Anatomy Physiology Series Reproduction In Humans This program focuses on the developmental sequence of life from fertilization to birth.

1692 Back From The Brink Saving America's Cities By Design (Chattanooga, Tennessee; Portland, oregon; Suisun City, California)

BACK FROM THE BRINK is an Accent on Architecture television production of The American Architectural Foundation, created to demonstrate to a national audience the problems of America’s cities can be addressed – by design.

1693 Blue Eyed-A Film By Bertram Verhaag In BLUE-EYED, we join a group of 40 teachers, police, school administrators and social workers in Kansas City - blacks, Hispanics, whites, women and men. The blue-eyed members are subjected to pseudo-scientific explanations of their inferiority, culturally biased IQ tests and blatant discrimination. In just a few hours under Elliott's withering regime, we watch grown professionals become despondent and distracted, stumbling over the simplest commands.

1694 Dream Worlds II Desire, Sex, and Power In Music Video Primary focus was on images of women in our music videos and how their sexuality is portrayed. how does this portrayal of women’s sexuality affect our societies own ideas about sexuality? - videos were created as advertisements to sell CD’s, but now what else are they trying to sell? - It is difficult to tell the difference between music and commercials nowadays. Both use sex to sell their products. - the difference between music videos and commercials is that while commercials are mostly filled with clutter, music videos use powerful, shocking sexual imagery to break through that clutter and grab the full attention of the viewer.

1695 Frontline Does TV Kill? "Does TV Kill?" is a probing examination of what is known about TV's effect on people, especially children. Through interviews with experts and the use of surveillance cameras placed in the homes of several families, the program uncovers some un-expected answers to the question, "Does TV Kill?"

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Number Series Title Description1696 Good-Bye Guesswork How Research Guides Today's Advertisers Released in 1995, and winner of four awards for creative excellence,

this video-documentary illustrates some of the research techniques used in the development and evaluation of new advertising for three products. This video was made possible by a gift from the General Mills Foundation.

1697 The Human Body Series (Nat. Ge Muscular and Skeletal Systems A detail looks at the human MUSCULAR and SKELETAL SYSTEMS DW

1698 The Human Body Series (Nat. Ge Nervous System A detail looks at the human NERVOUS SYSTEM DW1699 Oceanus: The Marine Environment The Ebb and Flow How the Earth and Moon system works and how it relates to the

ocean’s tides DW1700 Video Journal Of Medicine I: Exercise and Optimal Aging II: Managing

Early Hiv Infection: Ahcpr Clinical Practice Guideline

How to slow aging with EXERCISE DW

1701 Video Journal Of Medicine I: Headache: Diagnosis and Management II: Multidisciplinary Approaches For Managing Colon and Rectum Cancer

How to treat headaches, colon and rectum cancer DW

1702 60 Minutes Strive - Part 1 & 2 (8/17/1997) STRIVE is a nationally recognized workforce initiative committed to individual and community empowerment through employment. The STRIVE employment model was introduced in New York in 1984. The characteristics that set the model apart are its five weeks of intensive attitudinal training coupled with its two years of graduate follow-up. Together, these produce low costs, fast entry into the workforce, and high job retention rates. Because of the effectiveness of this approach, STRIVE has been featured on "60 Minutes " three times since 1997. Elements of the model have been widely adopted throughout the employment field in the United States.

1702 Look Who's Laughing Profiles six comedians with disabilities. Combines interviews with the comics and excerpts from their acts. Shot at comedy clubs across the U.S.

1704 Engineering Review Building the St. Clair Tunnel Engineering Reviews details the challenges of building the world’s largest international underwater rail tunnel – the new Tunnel between Port Huron, Mich. And Sarnia, Ontario.

1705 The Color of Fear The Color of Fear is a film about the pain and anguish that racism has caused in the lives of eight N. American men of Asian, European, Latino, and African descent. Out of their confrontations and struggles to understand and trust each other emerges an emotional and insightful portrayal into the type of dialogue most of us fear, but hope will happen sometime in our lifetime.

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Number Series Title Description1706 Psycho Phoenix officeworker Marion Crane is fed up with the way life has

treated her. She has to meet her lover Sam in lunch breaks and they cannot get married because Sam has to give most of his money away in alimony. One Friday Marion is trusted to bank $40,000 by her employer. Seeing the opportunity to take the money and start a new life, Marion leaves town and heads towards Sam's California store. Tired after the long drive and caught in a storm, she gets off the main highway and pulls into The Bates Motel. The motel is managed by a quiet young man called Norman who seems to be dominated by his mother. Written by Col Needham

1707 Non-Linear Editing Using the Avid Non-linear editing for film and television postproduction is a modern editing method which involves being able to access any frame in a video clip with the same ease as any other. This method is similar in concept to the "cut and paste" technique used in film editing from the beginning. However, when working with film, it is a destructive process, as the actual film negative must be cut. Non-linear, non-destructive methods began to appear with the introduction of digital video technology.

1709 Marketing 2E The story of Channel 1 for teens by teens.1710 Marketing 2E How to dress for today’s work environment.1711 Marketing 2E “Clean” product.1712 Marketing 2E The “How to” of Marketing.1713 Marketing 2E The devolvement of the AT&T’s Smart Card.1714 Second Span-Blue Water Bridge Experience the dynamic activities of constructing the Second Span,

Blue Water Bridge, connecting Port Huron, MI. and Pt. Edward, ON.

1715 Fasting For a Miracle1716 The Christians A Peculiar People Traces the growth of Christianity from its first 300 years to the period of

its growth from a radical cult to the institutionalized religion of Constantine's empire, the time the Christians ceased to be a secret, persecuted sect. Emphasis is given to the diversity of ways in which Christianity is expressed.

1717 The Christians The Christian Empire Focuses on the period in Christian church history when the Emperor Constantine founded the first Christian empire and Christians became members of the political establishment.

1718 The Christians The Birth of Europe Covers the period in Christian church history from the sack of Rome in 410 through the Dark Ages to the establishment of the See of St. Peter.

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Number Series Title Description1719 The Christians Faith and Fear A survey of Christian church history during the Middle Ages.

Juxtaposes the great religious faith and architectural and artistic achievements of this period with its abject poverty and ignorance. A constant obsession with death and suffering was reflected in representations of the crucifixion and grotesque images of demons and the damned which adorned the cathedrals. St. Francis of Assisi rejected the opulence of the Church as he sought to express reverence and gratitude for the world God had created. He taught the virtues of simplicity and poverty and established a new order, the Franciscans, based on these beliefs.

1720 The Christians People of the Book Focuses on the conflicts that arose in Europe between Christians and non-Christians, culminating in the expulsion of the Jews from Spain. Holy sites and land disputes between Muslims, Christians and Jews prevailed.

1721 The Christians Princes and Prelates Focuses on Christian church history during the Renaissance, following the Council of Constance during which an emperor deposed three Popes and arranged the choice of a fourth. In 1417, Martin V moved the seat of the popes from Florence to a decayed Rome. He began a restoration of the ancient capital which would, over two centuries, transform it into the most impressive city in Europe. As Rome grew in splendor, so did the papacy. Pope Julius II extended his powers to the limit.

1722 The Christians Protest and Reform Surveys the history of the Reformation, focusing on developments within the Christian church.

1723 The Christians The Conquest of Souls Focuses on the Jesuits and their role in spreading the Catholic faith in the wake of the Reformation. Discusses their significance in spearheading the Counter-Reformation.

1724 The Christians In Search of Tolerance Focuses on the growth during the Reformation of radical religious sects which existed outside the established church order. Explains that many emigrated to found new societies in North America, including the Pilgrims.

1725 The Christians Politeness and Enthusiasm Contrasts the two strands of Christianity that emerged in the 18th century--that of the educated classes and that of revivalist enthusiasm.

1726 The Christians Missions Abroad Discusses the Christian revival of the 19th century, exemplified by the spread of missionary activity in Europe's industrial slums and in the lands of the new colonial empire.

1727 The Christians The Roots of Disbelief Examines the many causes for today's indifference to Christianity, asserting that the major reasons are the advance of science and historical criticisms of the Bible.

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Number Series Title Description1728 The Christians The Godless State? Focuses on the state of Christianity in the midst of the rise of Marxist

doctrine. Features three Communist areas: Russia, Poland and Tuscany (Italy). Describes how Christianity has the ability to adapt and survive under adverse conditions.

1729 Vehicle Maintenance Summarizes the most important tasks for keeping a car in top running condition.

1730 Basic Car Care The topics include: jump starting a dead battery, tire care, how to change a flat tire, checking and changing fuses, headlight and taillight replacement, checking fluid levels, care of air filter, breather filter and PCV valve, and changing engine oil.

1731 Engine Fundamentals Summarizes the operating principles of a 4-stroke cycle piston engine..

1732 Video Training Program Drive Axle Failure Analysis When a drive axle fails, everyone wonders what and why it happened and how do we keep ti from happening again. This program examines causes and explores ways to prevent drive axle failure.

1733 Video Training Program Drive Axle Maintenance and Overhaul Demonstrates how to maintain and overhaul drive axles.1734 Video Training Program 2-Speed Axle Operation and Use Discusses the Eaton 2-speed axle operation and use in four parts. This

video covers drive axle basics, 2-speed axle operation, shifting the 2-speed axle and use of 2-speed for versatility.

1735 Electronic Control Transmission Diagnosis The 4L30-E was an automatic transmission developed and produced by General Motors. It was developed for light-duty use in longitudinal engine rear-wheel drive vehicles, replacing the similar TH180/3L30. The 4L30-E was used in many European and Japanese vehicles, including the BMW 3- and 5 Series, Isuzu Rodeo and its derivatives, and Opel Omega/Cadillac Catera. It was replaced by the 5-speed 5L40-E/5L50. The 4L30-E was built at GM's transmission plant in Strasbourg, France.

1736 Fundamentals of Automatic Transmission-GM Topics: gear principles, hydraulic theory, automatic transmission operation, test tools, problems, inspection.

1737 Ford-Electrical Basics A self-study course that provides an introduction to the basics of electrical circuits. Discusses theory and principles of operation.

1739 F121: Belts, and Cooling Systems - Perfect Circle - F120: Cv Joints

How to install Gates products.

1742 ABS Anti-lock braking system (ABS) (translated from German, Anti-Blockier System ) is a safety system on motor vehicles which prevents the wheels from locking while braking.

1743 ABS Anti-lock braking system (ABS) (translated from German, Anti-Blockier System ) is a safety system on motor vehicles which prevents the wheels from locking while braking.

1744 Basic Electricity 1 & 2 What is ELECTRICITY? What can it do?

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Number Series Title Description1745 Snap-On Training Tape Act 3000 Refrigerant Recovery Recycling

CenterA rotating road wheel allows the driver to maintain steering control under heavy braking, by preventing a locked wheel or skid, and allowing the wheel to continue to forward roll and create lateral control, as directed by driver steering inputs. Disadvantages of the system include increased braking distances under some limited circumstances (ice, snow, gravel, "soft" surfaces), and the creation of a "false sense of security" among drivers who do not understand the operation, and limitations of ABS.

1747 Teves Anti-Lock Brake Systems #2 anti-lock braking system (ABS) (translated from German, A nti-B lockier S ystem ) is a safety system on motor vehicles which prevents the wheels from locking while braking.

1749 1) the Manual Clutch 2) the Differential 3) Manual Transmission 4) the Automatic Transmission

Since it came into widespread use in production cars (with "version 2" in 1978), ABS has made considerable progress. Recent versions not only handle the ABS function itself (i.e. preventing wheel locking under braking), but also electronic control of the front-to-rear bias known as electronic brakeforce distribution (EBD), traction control system (TCS or ASR), an "emergency" brake assist (BA, EBA or HBA), and electronic stability control (ESP, ESC or DSC), amongst others.

1750 Automatic Transmission and Gear Oils Describes automatic transmission fluids, gears and gear lubricants, greases and various other lubricants.

1751 Robinair: Refrigerant Recovery/Recycling Robinair model 17400 can recycle R-12 from the A/C of a Car/ Cool! DW

1752 S.I.R. Air Bags In GM Cars Air Bag, safety device consisting of a large fabric bag that fills with air and provides protection for the head and upper body of an occupant of a motor vehicle during a collision. In head-on collisions, drivers and passengers are thrown forward inside the vehicles. When an air bag is activated, or deployed, it inflates instantly and creates a firm barrier that counters the forward motion of the driver or the front-seat passenger. Air bags are designed to prevent the driver or front-seat passenger from hitting the windshield or dashboard of the vehicle, thereby eliminating injuries or reducing their severity. An air bag is also known as a supplemental restraint system (SRS), or a supplemental inflatable restraint (SIR). Air bags are designed to work in conjunction with seat belts. However, an air bag alone can provide some protection for a vehicle occupant who is not wearing a seat belt.

1753 Gp Tool Macpherson Strut Equipment Training Demonstrates proper uses and care tips for MacPherson repair tools and equipment.

1754 Economics Usa Oligopolies-Whatever Happened To Price Competition

This program investigates the ways and means used by "big business" to avoid price competition.

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Number Series Title Description1754 Counselor II Mt 3000A Basic Operating Procedures The Counselor series was substantially updated to produce the

Counselor II MT3000. The 3000 series does more tests than the other Counselors, and is capable of interfacing with both the Snap-On scan tool and a Snap-On 4- or 5-gas exhaust analyzer. There were at least two styles of roll cab designed for the 3000 series, one a small and compact unit, (KR495) with an optional "boom" that lifted the cables up and out of the way (KRB495A); and the other cabinet was much larger and had significantly more storage space inside, along with space for a printer (MT3010 Scribe) alongside the Counselor II. Several nylon fabric dust covers were offered, including the MTC3000 for the Counselor II only, and the MTC30003010 which protected both the Counselor II and the printer.

1755 Counselor II Basic Operating Procedures The Counselor series was substantially updated to produce the Counselor II MT3000. The 3000 series does more tests than the other Counselors, and is capable of interfacing with both the Snap-On scan tool and a Snap-On 4- or 5-gas exhaust analyzer. There were at least two styles of roll cab designed for the 3000 series, one a small and compact unit, (KR495) with an optional "boom" that lifted the cables up and out of the way (KRB495A); and the other cabinet was much larger and had significantly more storage space inside, along with space for a printer (MT3010 Scribe) alongside the Counselor II. Several nylon fabric dust covers were offered, including the MTC3000 for the Counselor II only, and the MTC30003010 which protected both the Counselor II and the printer.

1756 MT1590 Programmable Load AVR Starting & Charging Systems Tester

This video user's guide explains the MT 1590, programmable Load AVR, and how it is designed to make your battery, charging system, starting system and voltge testing safer, easier and more accurate.

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Number Series Title Description1761 C110, C117, C118, C119, C121 Arrow: Give

Me a Break Ect.In addition to all the tests performed by the Counselor and Counselor XL, the Counselor II has distributorless ignition capability built-in, when used with the MT3000-340A leadset. This leadset allowed distributorless engines up to 8 cylinders to be displayed. An expansion leadset MT3000-341A added capacity for an additional 2 cylinders--for example, the Dodge V-10. Optional probes and adaptors allow the Counselor II to display vacuum waveforms (MT3000-400); cylinder-to-cylinder cranking-speed variations (MT3000-420); high amps (MT3000-410); low (under 10) amps (MT3000-440); in addition there is an optional infra-red remote control (MT3000-600). Coil adaptors include MT3000-300 for GM coil-in-cap HEI; MT3000-310 for Honda; MT3000-330 for Toyota and Toyota-built Chevy Nova; there is a back-probe adaptor set MT3000-430; and YA859A is a "quick connect" adaptor set for HEI and Ford coils.

1762 GM Quad Iv Engine A overview of the 2.3 Liter Quad 4 Engine.1763 American Isuzu Motors Introduction To S.I.R. The MT3000 (* if equipped with the optional accessories) would

perform tests on engines from 1 to 16 cylinders (up to 10 cylinders for distributorless ignition system):

1764 Front Wheel, Rear Wheel and Light Truck Alignment

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1766 GM Canister Purge Primary parade waveform1767 Bergwall No Start Condition Demonstrates customer service skills; provides example of a

diagnostic interview technique; details pre-service visual inspection. Explains the cranking rhythm test and analysis of the compression test.

1768 Bergwall No Start/No Fuel Continues with the sequence of tests. Provides visual inspection of throttle body fuel flow; shows how to distinguish fuel flow problem from an electrical problem; demonstrates resistance check at injector terminal leads; details performance and evaluation of fuel pressure test.

1769 Bergwall No Start/No Spark Discusses the logical sequence of tests and verification of the analysis until the problem is found. Describes use of spark tester to verify voltage through arcing; demonstrates ignition circuit analysis; details disassembly and inspection of distributor and examines various types of ignition coils; shows using test light to evaluate ignition system triggering pulses.

1770 Quad Drivers and DTC's1772 Ford Ignition System Theory and Operation This self-paced course provides information on the operation of ignition

systems used on Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles.

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Number Series Title Description1774 GM Port Fuel Injection Gives an explanation of basic fuel injection concepts, describes the

ECM logic behind the 2.8L engine PFI systems two major functions: air induction and fuel control, shows how distributor reference pulse information is processed, and covers the techniques used to diagnose electronically controlled engines.

1775 AC Delco Electronic Fuel Injection Gives an explanation of basic fuel injection concepts. Shows how distributor reference pulse information is processed, and covers the techniques used to diagnose electronically controlled engines.

1776 Engine Sensor Basics II1777 GM Emissions Control EGR Valves Looks at the emission control components including how they work,

how they may cause driveability problems, and how to test them.

1778 Ford Electronic Fuel Injection Partially animated explanation of how fuel travels through the electronic fuel injection system of a car, how the fuel injection system works and the high points of fuel injection system diagnosis.

1779 F 109 Arrow: In the Clutch1780 Ford Automatic Transmission Operation A self-study program that covers the basics of automatic transmission

operation including major hydraulic and mechanical components, methods of pressure regulation and converter clutch control and shifting.

1781 GM Port Fuel Injection-Module 5 These modules discuss feedback carburetion systems, computer command control systems and basic fuel systems.

1783 Niehoff Overviews 1: Fuel Injection 2: Input Sensors/Output Controls 3: GM Computer Command

1784 Chemical Safety: Your Right To Know Discusses the Hazardous Communication Standards. Also, discusses that all workers have a right to know what chemical hazards are present and how to protect themselves from those hazards.

1785 The Blue Movie: Generating Great Ideas Focuses on the idea-generating phase of the creative thinking process.

1786 Hand Tool Safety1787 A Guide To Michigan's Automotive Service &

Repair Actbecause you are a state-certified mechanic or a registered repair facility, Michigan motorists depend on you to keep their vehicles running safely and efficiently. By following the guidelines in this movie, you can avoid misunderstandings and problems with customers. From the Michigan Government

1788 Troubleshooting GM Engine Management Systems

How to troubleshoot computers and electronics in GM cars.

1789 Troubleshooting Chrysler Engine Management Systems

How to troubleshoot computers and electronics in Chrysler cars.

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Number Series Title Description1790 #A45 Troubleshooting Anti-Lock System Similarities and Differences Explains various ABS types and applications, wheel slips and steering

control; compares integral vs. non-integral designs; demonstrates modular and speed sensor operation.

1791 #A45 Troubleshooting Anti-Lock Maintenance and Basic Diagnostics Presents ABS safety precautions; explains brake fluid and hydroscopics; details fault code retrieval and clearing codes; explains latching vs. non-latching codes.

1794 Dealing With Conflict Conflict shifts people's focus away from work and the basic goals of the team, department and organization. It negatively impacts productivity, morale and ultimately, results. Surveys show that managers now spend about 20 percent of their time on conflict resolution. And, as employees are asked to communicate with a greater variety of people, they need their own conflict management skills. Based on the world-famous Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Mode Instrument, this program offers a proven method for recognizing and resolving conflict. Dramatic vignettes demonstrate the five positions people can take when conflict arises-- Avoiding, Accommodating, Competing, Compromising or Collaborating--and illustrate the outcomes of each given style.

1795 Stargazers-100 Years of the Lowell Observatory

This program presents images taken by the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) from 1990 to 1998. All images are accompanied by New Age music. Before I say anything else, the images presented in this program are magnificent, awe-inspiring, and jaw-dropping. They should be seen by every Earthling so everybody can experience the extraordinary beauty of the universe. By: Stephen Pletko

1796 Blue Planet On several Shuttle missions, Earth has been portrayed from places that nobody else could reach. We also get shown the different locations and the environmental problems mankind created there because of our wish to exploit our planet for our own benefit. Written by Julian Reischl

1797 and then there Was Voyager The Voyager 1 spacecraft is a 722-kilogram robotic space probe of the outer Solar System and beyond, launched September 5, 1977. It remains operational, currently pursuing its extended mission to locate and study the boundaries of the Solar System, including the Kuiper belt and beyond. Its original mission was to visit Jupiter and Saturn; and it was the first probe to provide detailed images of the moons of these planets.

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Number Series Title Description1798 Nova-Adventures In Space Death of a Star Why do stars explode and how is the energy generated? What is the

effect of all those little "aftermath" particles floating through space? Nova: Death of a Star is a 60-minute science documentary that explores rare astronomical events in all their dimensions. The film features the 1987 explosion of a supernova -- first observed by a Canadian astronomer in Chile -- and discusses its impact on the universe. Witness the celestial phenomena that baffles the scientific community as you travel from South America to Japan to Cleveland. A discussion of supernova neutrinos is a special highlight of the tape. ~ Kathleen Wildasin, All Movie Guide

1799 Patrick Stewart Narrates the Planets This video is one of those rare occasions where art and science meet and become more than the sum of the whole. It's obvious to this viewer that Director Don Barrett has taken NASA footage and animation, from various eras, and constructed a tour of the Solar System as one would never experience it themselves. By: Ann Peyser

1800 Flying By the Planets: the Videos A series of computer-animated flights over Venus, Mars, Earth, and the Moon along with a tribute to the Voyager missions to Jupiter and Saturn.

1801 Cosmic Clips Animations From Astronomers Contains a few of the many videos produced within the past few years by astronomers as part of their research

1802 Cspan Labor Markets and Employment A MIT professor talks about labor markets and employment in the US in 1997 on C-Span.

1803 Valuing Diversity Multi-Cultural Communication What is strange and different can be scary. Don't you feel more comfortable when you're with people who look like you and talk like you? That's one reason people from different cultures, generations, skin colors, and physical abilities often struggle to communicate. This video shows how to overcome this communication barrier.

1804 A Question of Genes: Inherited Risks A Question of Genes: Inherited Risks follows the personal journey of individuals and families who confront questions about genetic testing. The stories are told without narration, by the participants themselves--allowing the patient, family or physician to speak directly to the viewer about the profound personal and emotional effects of learning genetic information.

1805 The Human Language Series Part 1: Discovering the Human Language "Colorless Green Ideas"

Noam Chomsky hosts this program featuring syntax. Covers words, sentences, and universal grammar. Evaluates the human language , yet acknowledges the achievement of language offering humans a way to say anything we can think

1806 The Human Language Series Part 2: Acquiring the Human Language "Playing the Language Game"

Examines how children "acquire" language. Experiments show that children know grammar long before they can tie their shoes. Discusses the imitation theory versus the innateness theory

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Number Series Title Description1807 The Human Language Series Part 3: the Human Language Evolves "With

and Without Words"Explores the combination of syntax, body language, hand gestures, and facial expressions that form human language. Features Paul Ekman showing universal facial expressions, Deborah Tannen showing gender communication, and David McNeill explaining analogical gestures and digital speech. Discusses how and when human language evolved

1808 Life On The Internet Digital Doctors The medical profession has discovered the Internet as a powerful tool to speed diagnosis and exchange treatment plans. One doctor has even discovered a whole new condition, Internet Addictive Disorder--what can happen if one spends too much time on the Internet.

1809 Life On The Internet Hollynet Examines how the entertainment industry has begun to explore and exploit the marketing potential of the Internet and forecasts the future when movies and television shows will be piped through the Internet.

1810 Life On The Internet Next Stop: the Future Describes the Internet's continuing growth in practical usefulness and how it may become as ubiquitous a household utility as the telephone.

1811 Life On The Internet Cyber Students In education the impetus for access to the Internet has come from the grass roots up--not from the top down. This film examines schools, educators, librarians, homeschoolers and parents who are taking the lead in introducing the Internet to students. As an example of "real time" instruction it follows the Polar Bridge Expedition of 1988 in which students daily tracked the experiences and successes of the ski team on their journey to the North Pole.

1812 Life On The Internet Sounds From Cyberspace In cyberspace new audio Net technologies promise to bring the world's chorus to all. With a click of the mouse, one can tune into radio stations on other continents and go to archives for samples of music from all walks of life. This film examines the new audio technologies now in use on the Internet by profiling the development of the websites Virtual Radio and RealAudio.

1813 Life On The Internet Internauts Who is really using the Internet? Is it just the young, and are they mostly men? Are older people finding it too frustrating? What about their habits? In this episode of the PBS series, Life on the Internet: Internauts, Jim Pitkow, a grad student at Georgia Tech, developed a survey in 1994 to find out just who was on the Internet. With the help of Colleen Kehoe, a fellow student, he has turned the survey into the most comprehensive documention of web use. It is administered every six months, and provides an invaluable source of information about the population of the Internet.

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Number Series Title Description1814 Life On The Internet Net Profits Making money on the Internet is an ongoing concern of many

entrepreneurs, and would-be net tycoons. But the relative newness of the medium means there are many uncertainties, and the road to riches can be full of land mines. In this episode of the PBS series, guest commentators include Jerry Yang and David Filo of Yahoo fame, Rosalind Resnick of Interactive Publishing Alert, and Mark Manasee of the Millicent system, a potentially lucrative enterprise. They compare notes and share their experiences in Life on the Internet: Net Profits.

1815 Life On The Internet Internet-Working The Internet has removed the need for town halls or other physical gathering places. Large groups of people are able to get together for discussions, debates, and other exchanges of information without leaving their homes. It is possible to argue with someone on the other side of the world from the safety of an easy chair, as Life on the Internet: Inter-Networking indicates. In this episode of the series, first aired on PBS, David Lawrence and Tom Truscott of Usenet and Glen Foster, a comedian, discuss newsgroups, and how they have changed the way people interact and get information.

1816 Life On The Internet Electric Ink The Internet has removed the need for town halls or other physical gathering places. Large groups of people are able to get together for discussions, debates, and other exchanges of information without leaving their homes. It is possible to argue with someone on the other side of the world from the safety of an easy chair, as Life on the Internet: Inter-Networking indicates. In this episode of the series, first aired on PBS, David Lawrence and Tom Truscott of Usenet and Glen Foster, a comedian, discuss newsgroups, and how they have changed the way people interact and get information.

1817 Life On The Internet Cyber Secrets One of the biggest concerns of the Internet has been the issue of privacy. Individuals generally do not want their personal communications to be available to the public, and Phil Zimmerman has been determined to protect that privacy. He is the person behind Pretty Good Privacy, an encryption program that keeps personal email from being read by others. However, he became the target for government investigations, as various U.S. agencies felt that he was a threat to national security. Life on the Internet: Cyber Secrets discusses the issues with Zimmerman, who feels that Americans have a right to privacy.

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Number Series Title Description1818 Life On The Internet Electric Mail Perhaps the most widespread phenomenon to arise from the Internet is

electronic mail. The ease with which people can send and receive mail instantly from all over the world has transformed communications in business and on the personal level. Life on the Internet: Electric Mail looks at Steve Dorner, the developer of Eudora, the software that was instrumental in bringing email to the masses. He is joined by Tonya Engst and Adam C. Engst, creators of the electronic newsletter TidBITS, sent out weekly via email to a large subscription list.

1819 Life On The Internet Spiritual Surfers The major religions have all established sites on the Internet, and many other religious groups have a presence as well. Life on the Internet: Spiritual Surfers is an account of the spiritual side of the Internet, with representatives from both traditional and nontraditional groups on hand. Eugene Clark and James Mulholland, both of the Catholic Information Center, share their thoughts. There are the proprietors of two First Church of Cyberspace sites, one is Presbyterian, and the other is less established. Choices abound for those in search of religious options.

1820 Life On The Internet Digital Dollars Despite the fact that world banks have utilized the concept of digital cash through electronic transfer, the idea is somewhat novel among consumers. In Life on the Internet: Digital Dollars (Electronic Cash), the focus is on the new currency of the Internet. The issues addressed include the safety of transactions and the possibility that criminals will use the Internet to launder money. Guests include Warren Eugene of Internet Casino, David Chaum of DigiCash, Stan Morris of the Department of the Treasury, and Peter Granoff of Virtual Vineyards.

1821 Life On The Internet 2.0 Finding Things While it is true that there is a wealth of information on any subject on the Internet, locating exactly what is needed can be a frustrating experience. Many search engines return hundreds of thousands of entries in response to a query, and wading through the possibilities can take up enormous amounts of time. Life on the Internet 2.0: Finding Things explores the problems the creators of search engines encounter, and their plans for the future. Michael Mauldin of Lycos and Alan Emtage of Bunyip discuss the challenges of pinpointing relevant information on the Internet.

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Number Series Title Description1822 Life On The Internet 2.0 Coming Attractions In this episode of the PBS series, the works of individuals who have

ventured into the entertainment arena of the Internet are examined. Two critics of the Internet world, Carl Steadman and Joey Anuff are the proprietors of Suck.com, an online magazine that has gained a large following among the inner circles of the young and connected. The Brain Opera allowed people to interact with a performance produced by Tod Machover of MIT's Media Lab. Sheri Herman's daily Internet soap opera The Spot was watched by a huge following of devoted fans.

1823 Life On The Internet 2.0 Cyber Gourmet The vast archives of recipes available on the Internet are proof that many of the wired are also fanatical about food. The array of foods from all around the world is equally impressive, as hard-to-locate items turn up on the screens of connected consumers. Offerings of cooking utensils, pots and pans, and other accessories abound. Life on the Internet 2.0: Cyber Gourmet takes a look at the choices open to those who are interested in this area. Guests include Paolo Monti, Rob Greehow, Maria Lutz, and Betsy Couch.

1824 Life On The Internet 2.0 Young, Smart and Online To young users, it seems as if there has always been an Internet. It is very much a part of their world, and is used to communicate with one another, to research school papers, and to seek homework help. Entertainment flows from it, with music, movies, and games to download. In Life on the Internet 2.0: Young, Smart and On-Line, three young people are profiled, and the ways in which they interact with the Internet are described. For Tom Williams, Monika Bough, and Benjamin Carson the Internet is their playground and workplace.

1825 Life On The Internet 2.0 Net Work The Internet is changing the job market. Traditional ways to find work, and to advertise for work, have undergone drastic transformations. In Life on the Internet 2.0 Net Work, three examples of how the Internet has influenced the working world are offered. Ken Morrill displayed his knowledge of HTML by putting his resume on the web, and got a job without too much experience. In Iceland, Einar Baragson abandoned his old fishing job for designing web pages. Jobtrak's site helps both students and prospective employers by recruiting from universities.

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Number Series Title Description1826 Life On The Internet 2.0 Art On the Net The traditional methods of buying and selling art are being augmented

by supply and demand of art on the Internet. In addition, museums, galleries, and individual artists are learning to use the Internet to reach a much wider audience than ever before. Virtual destinations featuring art are experiencing a tremendous growth in visitors. Unlike a real gallery, there are no limits to wall space, and works that once were relegated to backroom storage can now be seen. Life on the Internet 2.0: Art on the Net features Joan Sullivan and Donna Rose as guests.

1827 Life On The Internet 2.0 Searching For a Cure n one of the best uses of the medium, researchers on the Human Genome Project put up their data on the Internet so it can be accessed by colleagues. Results are achieved faster when valuable information is available instantly, and nowhere is this more important than in the field of medical research. Someday, through their collaborative work, there may be cures for genetic disorders, such as the one that afflicts the daughter of Stephanie St. Pierre. St. Pierre established a support group on the Internet where parents can exchange information about the disease, and help each other cope.

1828 Life On The Internet 2.0 The Invisible Net The dream of some of the best minds in computing is the concept of invisibility, or the seamless meshing of life, computers, and the Internet. Is the idea so farfetched? Will the Internet be so much a part of existence that it will cease to be noticed? Reid Simmons, Roy Want, and Mark Weiser think so, and their work reflects their hopes and aspirations. Simmons' work with the robot Xavier at Carnegie Mellon University allows an Internet user to control the robot from anywhere in the world. Weiser and Want of Xerox Research work with a concept known as ubiquitous computing.

1829 Life On The Internet 2.0 Virtual Neighbors There are new ways of getting together with friends, family, and new acquaintances on the Internet, as virtual communities spring up. Even though the participants do not meet face-to-face, the encounters can be stimulating and entertaining. Life on the Internet 2.0 Virtual Neighbors also looks at chat groups who base their premise on a game like Dungeons and Dragons: the MUDS and MOOS. The ease with which these communities operate have encouraged more users to join, and common interests have been the basis for many new friendships. Commentary is provided by MIT's Sherry Turkle.

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Number Series Title Description1830 Life On The Internet 2.0 Copyright The topic of intellectual property is a challenging issue on the Internet,

as individuals and corporations alike confront problems that have not existed before. Life on the Internet 2.0 Copyright is an account of the kind of debates that have arisen when one group feels that another might be infringing on their rights. Because U.S. copyright laws were formulated before the Internet, there are gray areas that are not addressed. As the debates continue, threatened by lawsuits, the possibility appears likely that completely new copyright laws need to be established for the Internet.

1831 Life On The Internet 2.0 Finding People How difficult is it to find an old friend on the Internet? Is it fairly easy to look up long-lost relatives for a family tree project? What about an old girlfriend whose name changed after she married? Life on the Internet 2.0 Finding People examines some methods for finding individuals, some more successful than others. Naveen Jain of Infospace and Alan Emtage of Bunyip are both involved in evolving better ways to help people find one another. The program also looks at Bonnie Borchert's attempts to find her biological parents and the bittersweet results.

1832 Life On The Internet 2.0 Cyber Stocks The high-powered world of stocks and trading will never be the same again. The Internet has spawned a tremendous surge in market activity, as small investors have access to financial information formerly available only to stockbrokers. The growth of online trading has been remarkable, as stock traders find a wealth of information on which to base their decisions to buy or sell. Life on the Internet 2.0 Cyber Stocks looks at Andrew D. Klein's successful efforts to fund his business through the Internet, and offers commentary from Steve Wallman of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

1833 Life On The Internet 2.0 Net Safe The topic of security is uppermost in the minds of many companies who do business on the Internet. Life on the Internet 2.0 Net Safe looks at some of the ways in which security issues are dealt with. A continuing concern that many individuals have is the safety of credit card transactions as they shop online. There is room for abuse on the Internet since people can conceal their real identities and make false claims. Three guests share their concerns for secure transactions: Susan Goeldner of Fed Ex, Tom Longstaff of CERT, and Steve Crocker of Cybercash.

1834 Computer Applications In Medical Records Topics: Reduce Costs, Streamline Work Flow, Increase Productivity, Enhance the quality of services provided in the health information field DW

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Number Series Title Description1835 Medical Records Liability Series Part 2: Primary Medical Records Liability

Issues: An UpdateMedical records are a crucial area of liability for healthcare providers. According to experts, juries in medical malpractice suits are more likely to believe medical records than the witness testimony of person responsible for patient care.

1836 Master Classes In The Med. Art Film Graphics How to use shapes in drawing and in film. DW1837 Master Classes In The Med. Art Feature Film Lighting Talk to an expert in lighting. DW1838 Master Classes In The Med. Art Kodak: Lighting Dead Poets Society Talk to an expert in the LIGHTING of the DEAD POETS SOCIETY. DW

1839 Master Classes In The Med. Art Kodak: Drama/R.M. and P.J. How to be a director of photography DW1840 Fastening Devices and Torquing Techniques-

FordLet’s see how important bolts are to cars. DW

1841 Techniques For a No Return Brake Job How to do a break job, right the first time! DW1842 Oxy Safety and Setup-Item #5321 How to be a safe welter DW1843 Automotive Measurement-Me-5124 AUTOMOTIVE MEASUREMENT is very important because if a

technician does not measure, it could be deadly. DW1844 The Edited Image: the Art of Film Did you know that editing could make or break a film? Find out how in

this video. DW1845 Film: the Dynamic Illusion ocuses on filmmaking technique, including disccussion of camera

angle and movement, editing/montage, lighting, music, and sound effects. Clips from several classic films are analyzed.

1846 A Personal Journey With Martin Scorsese Through American Movies

The Director's Dilemma: Mastering the Creative Process -

Legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese shapes his personal view and knowledge of the films, directors and actors that have shaped the world’s most popular art form.


The Director As Illusionist: Controlling and Mastering the Technical Process



The Director As Smuggler, Part 2: the Metaphor Behind the Vision


1849 High Impact Forklift Safety Always behave as if an accident might happen... this is the key to working safely around forklifts. This video program helps motivate employees to take this lesson to heart and explains how and why special precautions are necessary.

1850 What Is An Urban Center a large and densely populated urban area; may include several independent administrative districts

1851 Geographic Information Systems Improving Local Decision Making A geographic information system (GIS) integrates hardware, software, and data for capturing, managing, analyzing, and displaying all forms of geographically referenced information.

1852 The Doctor Is In Lead Poisoning Kids are getting lead poisoning from the land. DW

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Number Series Title Description1853 The Doctor Is In Polio and Post Polio Syndrome Polio (also called poliomyelitis) is a contagious, historically

devastating disease that was virtually eliminated from the Western hemisphere in the second half of the 20th century. Although polio has plagued humans since ancient times, its most extensive outbreak occurred in the first half of the 1900s before the vaccination, created by Jonas Salk, became widely available in 1955.

1854 Dateline Nbc (3/22/1999) New housing with problems in less than a year. What! DW1855 Pennsylvania's First Green Building "Millions of Pennsylvanians care about the environment and we are

putting together new ways of building organizations, and building physical things. That's what this building is really all about."

1856 Subtle Sexual Harassment The Issue Is Respect The Issue is Respect is a training program intended for managers and employees. This program focuses on the legal and practical definitions of sexual harassment, an employee's responsibility to avoid harassment in the workplace by recognizing and not engaging in behaviors that others are likely to find offensive and by clearly communicating either directly or to a supervisor or manager when an employee feels harassed

1857 Subtle Sexual Harassment Management's New Responsibilities Management's New Responsibilities, is an extension of the first program in both style and content. We examine the legal liability issues and questions of personal responsibility that managers and supervisors must face. We also explore how we can create a p pworkplace free of sexual harassment, the elements of a good sexual harassment policy and how to handle complaints once they are received.

1858 "Good Morning Miss Toliver" "…just wait until America witnesses what our beautiful, talented and articulate children can accomplish when their teachers are knowledgeable, skilled and hold them in high esteem." Iris Carl, past President, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics "First Jaime Escalante did it in Stand and Deliver. Now Good Morning Miss Toliver shows how East Harlem teacher Kay Toliver gets her students inspired and motivated."

1859 Timber Frame the Complete Video In Timber Frame construction timbers are tightly fitted together with mortised and tenon joinery, and secures with hardwood pegs.

1860 How To Really Start Your Own Business For the first time ever, a step-by-step, practical guide that shows you how to really start your own business. Not theory, not textbook, but the real-world version of how to create a successful business.

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Number Series Title Description1861 Dateline Nbc Curitiba Dateline's Olivia Rousset has visited Brazil's exemplary megalopolis,

Curitiba. A city of three million people where, in a recent survey, 99% of the people asked said they were happy with the city. This is quite impressive for a sprawling modern city where public transport pays for itself and runs on time. Olivia speaks to Jaime Lerner, the wizard behind this emerald city where people and sheep live happily side by side.

1862 Nightline The Hajj (4/18/1997) his special episode of ABC's television news show Nightline follows TV reporter and practicing Muslim Michael Wolfe as he makes his second pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca in Saudi ... Full DescriptionArabia. An American convert to Islam, Wolfe provides a rare and intimate glimpse into the history and rituals of this extremely personal and highly spiritual journey.

1864 Ishi, the Last Yahi Presents a narrated version of the discovery of Ishi, last member of the Yahi Indian tribe, and events in his life after coming into the white man's world. This is an expanded version of the program seen on The American experience broadcast. Based on original research by Jed Riffe and the book: Ishi, the last Yahi, a documentary history, edited by Robert F. Heizer and Theodora Kroeber.

1865 Divided Highways "Divided Highways" will explore the often inspiring, sometimes sweeping transformations that took place as the nation moved inexorably from dirt roads and dangerous travel to smooth, fast four-lanes connecting every state.

1866 Stealing Time Quest For Immortality This three-tape set from PBS focuses on how humans age, what scientists are learning about the aging process, and how we all might be facing a much longer future than ever believed possible. The first documentary deals with the natural history of aging and focuses on a physician who is studying people who live to be 100 in an effort to understand how genetics and lifestyle combine to produce long lives. Scientists are also seen studying animals, including turtles and apes, as they age. The mechanisms of aging and efforts to "turn back the clock" are the focus of the second video, which features a segment on a doctor in his 70s whose studies of mice on a "calorie restricted" diet led him to put himself and his daughter on the same diet. The third installment interviews active and very capable people of advanced age, such as members of the Harlem Jazz Legends band who are in their 80s. In interviews, seniors talk about coping with mental problems associated with aging, such as memory loss. This is a fascinating topic, and the PBS documentaries present serious science with clarity as well as entertainment value. --Robert J. McNamara

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Number Series Title Description1867 Stealing Time Turning Back the Clock This three-tape set from PBS focuses on how humans age, what

scientists are learning about the aging process, and how we all might be facing a much longer future than ever believed possible. The first documentary deals with the natural history of aging and focuses on a physician who is studying people who live to be 100 in an effort to understand how genetics and lifestyle combine to produce long lives. Scientists are also seen studying animals, including turtles and apes, as they age. The mechanisms of aging and efforts to "turn back the clock" are the focus of the second video, which features a segment on a doctor in his 70s whose studies of mice on a "calorie restricted" diet led him to put himself and his daughter on the same diet. The third installment interviews active and very capable people of advanced age, such as members of the Harlem Jazz Legends band who are in their 80s. In interviews, seniors talk about coping with mental problems associated with aging, such as memory loss. This is a fascinating topic, and the PBS documentaries present serious science with clarity as well as entertainment value. --Robert J. McNamara

1868 Stealing Time Mastering the Mind This three-tape set from PBS focuses on how humans age, what scientists are learning about the aging process, and how we all might be facing a much longer future than ever believed possible. The first documentary deals with the natural history of aging and focuses on a physician who is studying people who live to be 100 in an effort to understand how genetics and lifestyle combine to produce long lives. Scientists are also seen studying animals, including turtles and apes, as they age. The mechanisms of aging and efforts to "turn back the clock" are the focus of the second video, which features a segment on a doctor in his 70s whose studies of mice on a "calorie restricted" diet led him to put himself and his daughter on the same diet. The third installment interviews active and very capable people of advanced age, such as members of the Harlem Jazz Legends band who are in their 80s. In interviews, seniors talk about coping with mental problems associated with aging, such as memory loss. This is a fascinating topic, and the PBS documentaries present serious science with clarity as well as entertainment value. --Robert J. McNamara

1869 Emt Practice People’s lives often depend on the quick reaction and competent care of emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and paramedics. Incidents as varied as automobile accidents, heart attacks, slips and falls, childbirth, and gunshot wounds all require immediate medical attention. EMTs and paramedics provide this vital service as they care for and transport the sick or injured to a medical facility.

1870 Exemplary Models For Web-Based Learning How web based learning is going to change the way we learn. DW

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Number Series Title Description1871 Libraries, Copyright & the Internet Copyright!?! on the internet with Libraries DW1872 Planet Of Life The Birth of Earth & Ancient Oceans This spectacular series features some of the finest computer graphic

animations ever produced to illustrate the evolution of life on Earth. Volume 1 digs deep into the layers of the Earth's crust that bear a wealth of fossilized remains from the earliest Cambrian life forms, including trilobytes and trilobyte hunters and the first fish, ancestors of the salmon.

1873 Planet Of Life Creatures of the Skies & When Dinosaurs Ruled

Creatures of the Skies & When Dinosaurs Ruled — Ancient creatures from sea and river blaze a new evolutionary trail with their first pioneering steps on land in this exciting chapter in the story of life. Travel to a time zone millions of years old — the era When Dinosaurs Ruled and the heavens introduced Creatures of the Skies. — The Insect World — Why do some life forms thrive on planet Earth while others vanish to extinction? Discover the survival strategies and unique adaptations developed by some of Earth's most successful species in The Insect World.

1874 Planet Of Life The Insect World From mighty beasts to miniscule bugs, evolution has created many a masterpiece. With the Planet of Life videos, go back to when Earth was born and the oceans first churned.

1875 Planet Of Life Apes To Man Apes to Man — Climb to our family tree in Apes to Man to find out how the unpredictable forces of evolution shaped our primate ancestors and Earth's first hominids. And discover the many fine traits we have in common-including perception, cleverness, and a gift for communicating!

1876 Planet Of Life Evolution's Next Step Evolution's Next Step — Humankind has polluted the waters, ransacked natural resources, and overpopulated the land. Can the human species survive on Earth? If not, where do we go from here? In Evolution's Next Step, scientists study a man-made biosphere to explore alternatives for the distant future.

1877 Stossel In The Classroom: Are We Scaring Ourselves To Death

Risk and Personal Safety Most Americans don’t appreciate it when they suffer losses that deprive them of their hard-earned wealth. People create wealth because of unlimited desires. Everyone can dream of a better state of affairs for herself or others and strive to attain that vision. These limitless desires extend to all goods including safety or the absence of risk. Unfortunately, scarcity prevents us from simultaneously satisfying all human desires.

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Number Series Title Description1878 Stossel In The Classroom: Are We

Scaring Ourselves To DeathWhy the Increased Fear of Risk Most Americans don’t appreciate it when they suffer losses that deprive

them of their hard-earned wealth. People create wealth because of unlimited desires. Everyone can dream of a better state of affairs for herself or others and strive to attain that vision. These limitless desires extend to all goods including safety or the absence of risk. Unfortunately, scarcity prevents us from simultaneously satisfying all human desires.

1879 Stossel In The Classroom: Are We Scaring Ourselves To Death

Environmental and Other Risks Most Americans don’t appreciate it when they suffer losses that deprive them of their hard-earned wealth. People create wealth because of unlimited desires. Everyone can dream of a better state of affairs for herself or others and strive to attain that vision. These limitless desires extend to all goods including safety or the absence of risk. Unfortunately, scarcity prevents us from simultaneously satisfying all human desires.

1880 Stossel In The Classroom-Freeloaders

The Incentive To Freeload Most Americans don’t appreciate it when they suffer losses that deprive them of their hard-earned wealth. People create wealth because of unlimited desires. Everyone can dream of a better state of affairs for herself or others and strive to attain that vision. These limitless desires extend to all goods including safety or the absence of risk. Unfortunately, scarcity prevents us from simultaneously satisfying all human desires.

1881 Stossel In The Classroom- Using Government To Freeload Most Americans don’t appreciate it when they suffer losses that deprive Freeloaders them of their hard-earned wealth. People create wealth because of

unlimited desires. Everyone can dream of a better state of affairs for herself or others and strive to attain that vision. These limitless desires extend to all goods including safety or the absence of risk. Unfortunately, scarcity prevents us from simultaneously satisfying all human desires.

1882 Stossel In The Classroom-Freeloaders

Creating Dependency Most Americans don’t appreciate it when they suffer losses that deprive them of their hard-earned wealth. People create wealth because of unlimited desires. Everyone can dream of a better state of affairs for herself or others and strive to attain that vision. These limitless desires extend to all goods including safety or the absence of risk. Unfortunately, scarcity prevents us from simultaneously satisfying all human desires.

1883 Stossel In The Classroom-Greed The Pervasiveness of Human Greed Most Americans don’t appreciate it when they suffer losses that deprive them of their hard-earned wealth. People create wealth because of unlimited desires. Everyone can dream of a better state of affairs for herself or others and strive to attain that vision. These limitless desires extend to all goods including safety or the absence of risk. Unfortunately, scarcity prevents us from simultaneously satisfying all human desires.

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Number Series Title Description1884 Stossel In The Classroom-Greed Greed and Civilization Most Americans don’t appreciate it when they suffer losses that deprive

them of their hard-earned wealth. People create wealth because of unlimited desires. Everyone can dream of a better state of affairs for herself or others and strive to attain that vision. These limitless desires extend to all goods including safety or the absence of risk. Unfortunately, scarcity prevents us from simultaneously satisfying all human desires.

1885 Stossel In The Classroom-Greed Greed and the Economic Pie Most Americans don’t appreciate it when they suffer losses that deprive them of their hard-earned wealth. People create wealth because of unlimited desires. Everyone can dream of a better state of affairs for herself or others and strive to attain that vision. These limitless desires extend to all goods including safety or the absence of risk. Unfortunately, scarcity prevents us from simultaneously satisfying all human desires.

1886 Bradshaw On The Family The Healthy Family Bradshaw (Family Secrets, LJ 1/95), a well-known speaker and author on such topics as addiction, recovery, and spirituality, has released a revised version of John Bradshaw: On Family, which first accompanied his 1984 television series. In this edition, he speaks out on the need for democracy within the family, as opposed to a patriarchal model of family relations. Throughout, Bradshaw refers to earlier models of child rearing as "poisonous pedagogy," and he is deeply committed to changing parenting within today's families and helping adults damaged by the parenting they received to rebuild their self-esteem. He uses many of the techniques of Adult Children of Alcoholics and similar groups in helping the reader identify problems and repair damage. Earlier editions of this book have sold more than a million copies, so public libraries will certainly have a demand for this title. Kay L. Brodie, Chesapeake Coll., Wye Mills., Md.

1887 Video Activism Television For Social Change In this Museum of Television & Radio satellite seminar, originally aired on October 19, 1999, Jon Alpert, Skip Blumberg, Dee Dee Halleck, Michael Moore, George Stoney and Sara Stuart explain the idea of guerilla television and where they believe tele vision activism is headed. Hosted by Ron Simon

1888 Building Earth'S Largest Library National Satellite Teleconference What if we ran our libraries like Amazon.com? We could drop our local catalogs and allow patrons to select anything from the 40 million items in OCLC's WorldCat. We could stock only the most commonly requested titles and rely on other libraries, wholesalers, and publishers to support the rest. We could use the Internet, electronic delivery, and low-cost shipping to bring the library to our patrons rather than requiring our patrons to come to us.

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Number Series Title Description1889 Classical Ballet Lesson Beginning of Intermediate Level - 5Th Class Your Classical Ballet Lesson (End of Beginning Level) was wonderful.

Galina Mezentseva is a beautiful classical dancer with the beautiful Kirov style - Anna Lendrum

1890 Classical Ballet Lesson Middle of Intermediate Level - 5Th Class Your Classical Ballet Lesson (End of Beginning Level) was wonderful. Galina Mezentseva is a beautiful classical dancer with the beautiful Kirov style - Anna Lendrum

1891 Classical Ballet Lesson End of Intermediate Level - 6Th Class Your Classical Ballet Lesson (End of Beginning Level) was wonderful. Galina Mezentseva is a beautiful classical dancer with the beautiful Kirov style - Anna Lendrum

1892 Ballet Floor Barre A Warm-Up and Conditioning Program Former ballerina and physiotherapist Nicole Vass leads this four-section dance conditioning video designed especially for the rigors of ballet.

1893 Baryshnikov At Wolftrap Television debut performance for ballet dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov after his defection to the west (via Canada) in July 1974. He dances "Coppelia pas de deux", "La Spectre de la Rose", "Vestris" and "Don ... Full DescriptionQuixote pas de deux", with Gelsey Kirkland and Marianna Tcherkassky. A 1976 live performance that served as the great ballet dancer's American television debut. This program showcases Baryshnikov at the peak of his talents, shortly after arriving in the West. The video features Baryshnikov in solos and pas de deux with a variety of ballerinas, including Gelsey Kirkland. Filmed live at Wolf Trap. Part of the Kultur Home Video Dance Series. Copyright 1976 The Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, Inc. Distributed by Kultur International Films, Ltd. Gelsey Kirkland dances "Coppelia pas de Deux" and "Don Quixote pas de deux." Marianna Tcherkassky dances "La Spectre de la Rose."

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Number Series Title Description1894 Dance In America - American Ballet theatre

NowThis is a dazzling display of choreographic and dancing virtuosity, presenting nearly 20 soloists and an excellent precise corps in traditional and modern ballet highlights. The American Ballet Theatre is a thoroughly international company, "bringing together," as Natalia Makarova says in an introduction, "the best dancers and choreographers from all over the world." That ambitious claim is fully justified by brilliant performances, ranging from Sleeping Beauty and Swan Lake to the world premiere of Nacho Duato's postmodern Remanso for three rather athletic male dancers, Anthony Tudor's exquisite The Leaves Are Fading, the sentimental Cruel World of James Kudelka, and the dreamlike Balcony Scene from Sir Kenneth MacMillan's (and Prokofiev's) Romeo and Juliet. Most of the numbers are pas de deux; women are spotlighted (notably Susan Jaffe, Amanda McKerrow, and Julie Kent), but men get in some impressive steps besides doing the heavy lifting. --Joe McLellan

1895 Netherlands Dans theatre - Four By Kylian Four modern ballet pieces choreographed by Jiri Kylian, danced by the Nederlands Dans Theater. Includes: La Cathedrale Engloutie, Svadebka, Sinfonietta and Torso. Directed for video by Hans Hulscher

1896 Russian Folk Song and Dance This video is narrated in English with traditional Russian folk dances performed with great energy and attention to detail. The intricacy of the dances as well as the beautiful costumes from various regions of Russia are a joy to see. It is a fun video to watch, but also educational in learning about the wide range of customs and dances from all over Russia which, if my memory serves me, covers ELEVEN TIME ZONES. It is little wonder that there is so much diversity within this vast country. By Lorraine P. Zigman

1897 White Night of Dance In Leningrad The performers in this 1987 French-Soviet production from are from the Kirov Ballet, directed by Oleg Vinogradov, and Maurice Béjart's Ballet of the XXth Century, from Belgium. By Deborah Brooks

1898 Moiseyev Ballet This is one astounding dance performance after another, with wonderful dancers putting their hearts and souls into dances from Russia, Ukraine, Moldavia, etc and around the world.

1899 As Good As It Gets New York City. Melvin Udall, a cranky, bigoted, obsessive-compulsive writer, finds his life turned upside down when neighboring gay artist Simon is hospitalized and his dog is entrusted to Melvin. In addition, Carol, the only waitress who will tolerate him, must leave work to care for her sick son, making it impossible for Melvin to eat breakfast. Written by Jon Reeves

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Number Series Title Description1900 City Slickers Mitch is a middle aged big-city radio ads salesman. He and his friends

Ed and Phil are having mid-life crisis. They decide the best birthday gift is to go on a two week holiday in the wild west driving cattle from New Mexico to Colorado. There they meet cowboy Curly who not only teaches them how to become real cowboys, but also one or two other things about life in the open air of the west. Written by Sami Al-Taher

1901 Fly Away Home Amy is only 13 years old when her mother is killed in an auto wreck in New Zealand. She goes to Canada to live with her father, an eccentric inventor whom she barely knows. Amy is miserable in her new life...that is until she discovers a nest of goose eggs that were abandoned when developers began tearing up a local forest. The eggs hatch and Amy becomes "Mama Goose". The young birds must fly south for the winter, but who will lead them there? With a pair of ultralight airplanes, Amy, her dad and their friends must find a way to do it... Written by Martin Lewison

1902 If these Walls Could Talk If These Walls Could Talk is a made-for-HBO movie consisting of three segments, set in different time periods, with different characters--in the same house. Each segment focuses on a character facing an unexpected pregnancy, and how each character deals with the situation.

1903 Mash The 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital is in need of replacements, and are assigned two - Captain "Hawkeye" Pierce (Sutherland) and Captain "Duke" Forrest (Skerritt). On their arrival it becomes clear that they are rebellious, womanising, mischievous rule-breakers (they arrive having "borrowed" a Jeep, and immediately begin flirting with the nursing staff), but are also good at their jobs. They immediately clash with their new tentmate Major Frank Burns (Duvall), who is both a religious man and an inferior surgeon. Hawkeye and Duke put pressure on Lt Colonel Henry Blake (Bowen), the unit's CO, to have Burns removed from "their" tent. At the same time, they ask him to apply to have a specialist thoracic surgeon assigned to the 4077th

1904 Mrs. Doubtfire The opening credits show various clips of news reports, interviews, protests, rallies and newspaper headlines regarding abortion. We see picket signs and hear comments from both sides of the issue. We hear a news anchor announcing the Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion, amid clips of people cheering and a sign reading Thank You Supreme Court. We also see a few commercial clips from the 50s, just married couples, a few family shots, among others.

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Number Series Title Description1905 On Golden Pond Too few people perceive this one as romantic. I think they need to grow

older and be with someone for awhile. An aging couple Ethel and Norman Thayer ("Ethel Thayer, I almost didn't marry you cause it sounded like a lisp."), who spend each summer at their home on Golden Pond. They are visited by daughter Chelsea with her fiancé, where they drop off his rebelious son. The story explores the relationship, among other things the relationship that she had with her father growing up, as well as what can happen to a couple in the later years of a long marriage. Along the way, was a touching bond between the young boy and the old man.

1906 Overboard Rich bitch Joanna hires country carpenter Dean to build a closet on her yacht. When the two don't see eye-to-eye, Dean is left unpaid while Joanna sets sail. The following day, Joanna is fished out of the sea, after falling overboard, suffering from amnesia. Dean sees a neat way to regain the money she owes him... he tells her she's his wife; that way Dean gets a free housekeeper and mother for his four kids. Written by Rob Hartill

1907 Philadelphia Andrew Beckett, a gay lawyer infected with AIDS, is fired from his conservative law firm in fear that they might contract AIDS from him. After Andrew is fired, in a last attempt for peace, he sues his former law firm with the help of a homophobic lawyer, Joe Miller. During the court battle, Miller sees that Beckett is no different than anyone else on the gritty streets of the city of brotherly love, sheds his homophobia and helps Beckett with his case before AIDS overcomes him. Written by Geoffrey A. Middleton

1908 Pygmalion The snobbish & intellectual Professor of languages, Henry Higgins makes a bet with his friend that he can take a London flower seller, Eliza Doolittle, from the gutters and pass her off as a society lady. However he discovers that this involves dealing with a human being with ideas of her own. Written by Steve Crook

1909 Biography Sigmund Freud: Analysis of a Mind Through personal artifacts, letters, diaries and revealing interviews with biographers, psychiatrists and Freud's grandchildren, Biography profiles the man who was once derided as the 'doctor of love.' From the childhood that inspired many of his radical ideas to his eventual worldwide fame, this program explores the details of Freud's life, including his obsessive behavior and dangerous bouts with addiction.

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Number Series Title Description1910 The Snake Pit Virginia Cunningham finds herself in a state insane asylum...and can't

remember how she got there. In flashback, her husband Robert relates their courtship, marriage, and her developing symptoms. The asylum staff are not demonized, but fear, ignorance and regimentation keep Virginia in a state of misery, as pipesmoking Dr. Mark Kik struggles through wheels within wheels to find the root of her problem. Then a relapse plunges Virginia back into the harrowing 'snake Pit'... Written by Rod Crawford

1911 University Satellite Seminar Reporting the Cold War Dispatches From Washington and Moscow /

Examines four decades of Cold War coverage from the perspective of American and Russian journalists and correspondents. Discussion topics include the drawings of the Iron Curtain, Sputnik, the Cuban

Missile Crisis, and the collapse of the Soviet Union. Taped off-air with permission on November 11, 1999.

1912 University Satellite Seminar The Fifties and Sixties In America: the Culture of the Cold War

Examines the influence of Cold War tensions on the public affairs and entertainment programming of the era. Discussion topics include the blacklist, anti-communist propaganda, and the proliferation of spy

shows. Taped off-air with permission on November 10, 1999.

1913 University Satellite Seminar Writing For Teens On Television The explosion in popularity of teen-centered programs in the nineties has bred a new generation of writers adept at identifying and exploring issues relevant to young people. The panelists will discuss the challenges of providing an authentic voice for that most misunderstood creature: the American teenager.

1914 Floor-Barre Technique An innovative and comprehensive training program for professional dancers, teachers, skaters, gymnasts, etc., which concentrates on improving and perfecting technique, achieving correct alignment and muscular usage, developing maximum turnout and extension, rehabilitation and prevention of injuries, increasing vitality and artistic expression and building strength and toning down. A class of dancers from around the world demonstrates the technique. Includes an interview with Tommy Tune describing how the program helped him prepare for performance.

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Number Series Title Description1915 12 Angry Men "12 Angry Men" focuses on a jury's deliberations in a capital murder

case. A 12-man jury is sent to begin deliberations in the first-degree murder trial of an 18-year-old Latino accused in the stabbing death of his father, where a guilty verdict means an automatic death sentence. The case appears to be open-and-shut: The defendant has a weak alibi; a knife he claimed to have lost is found at the murder scene; and several witnesses either heard screaming, saw the killing or the boy fleeing the scene. Eleven of the jurors immediately vote guilty; only Juror No. 8 (Mr. Davis) casts a not guilty vote. At first Mr. Davis' bases his vote more so for the sake of discussion after all, the jurors must believe beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty. As the deliberations unfold, the story quickly becomes a study of the jurors' complex personalities (which range from wise, bright and empathetic to arrogant, prejudiced and merciless), preconceptions, backgrounds and interactions. That provides the backdrop to Mr. Davis' attempts in convincing the other jurors that a "not guilty" verdict might be appropriate. Written by Brian Rathjen

1916 Saving Private Ryan - Feature Opening with the Allied invasion of Normandy on 6 June 1944, members of the 2nd Ranger Battalion under Cpt. Miller fight ashore to secure a beachhead. Amidst the fighting, two brothers are killed in action. Earlier in New Guinea, a third brother is KIA. Their mother, Mrs. Ryan, is to receive all three of the grave telegrams on the same day. The United States Army Chief of Staff, George C. Marshall, is given an opportunity to alleviate some of her grief when he learns of a fourth brother, Private James Ryan, and decides to send out 8 men (Cpt. Miller and select members from 2nd Rangers) to find him and bring him back home to his mother... Written by J.Zelman

1917 Saving Private Ryan - Bonus Footage Opening with the Allied invasion of Normandy on 6 June 1944, members of the 2nd Ranger Battalion under Cpt. Miller fight ashore to secure a beachhead. Amidst the fighting, two brothers are killed in action. Earlier in New Guinea, a third brother is KIA. Their mother, Mrs. Ryan, is to receive all three of the grave telegrams on the same day. The United States Army Chief of Staff, George C. Marshall, is given an opportunity to alleviate some of her grief when he learns of a fourth brother, Private James Ryan, and decides to send out 8 men (Cpt. Miller and select members from 2nd Rangers) to find him and bring him back home to his mother... Written by J.Zelman

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Number Series Title Description1918 Vote For Me - Politics In America 1) Politics 101 2) Making a Big Noise Part one shows what candidates do, and have done, to get voter’s

attention: a well-run street organization gets out the vote in Chicago; a portrait of the perfection of person-to-person campaigning in Rhode Island; a desperate California gubernatorial candidate (1994) stages a 29-hour bus trip photo-op marathon, and a New York "attack dog" consultant travels to Alabama to craft a negative ad campaign. Part two studies what voters do, and have done, to get politicians’ attention: a senior citizen’s retirement haven turns out 93 per cent majorities for its candidates and the tough, revealing story of changing ethnic coalitions, where naked self-interest is the order of the day.

1919 Vote For Me - Politics In America 3) Political Junkies 4) the Political Education of Maggie Lauterer

Part 3: 25 minutes, part 4: 85 minutes Part three looks at Louisiana teenagers in a mock legislature and the intense small town politics of Johnson, Rhode Island, in order to show where politicians come from. Part four is a remarkable cinema-verite behind the scenes look at what it really takes to run for office in America. First time candidate from North Carolina, Maggie Lauterer, decides to run for Congress and has to learn how to beg for money on the phone, how to come up with 30-second policy sound bites, and how to try to run a clean campaign in the face of withering negative attacks. And we, the viewers, learn along with her, sharing in the exhilaration of her personal achievements and the pain of her setbacks.

1920 Computer Chronicles Computer Crime Each episode takes an in-depth look at a specific computer topic through studio demonstrations and on-location reports.

1921 Pbs Project Access The Future of Online Student Services A presentation on PBS Project Access, a Web-based portal to distance education options. The project aims to allow students to determine their educational and career goals, and choose the best colleges and

distance education programs to meet these goals. Recorded, with permission, from satellite broadcast November 18, 1999, sponsored by the PBS Adult Learning Service.

1922 The Three Faces of Eve Based on a true story, this psychological drama about a woman with three personalities explores the dimensions of the human mind.

1923 Math, a Four Letter Word!: Math Anxiety Program

Explores ways to identify psychological obstacles to math learning and ways to encourage positive feelings about math.

1924 Internet Issues In Higher Education Online Testing: a How To For Faculty How should teachers use online testing? And what does it mean to the student! DW

1925 The Power of Words Poor communication can create chaos in the workplace. That point is clearly illustrated in this award-winning program which introduces viewers to the five critical elements of successful verbal communication.

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Number Series Title Description1926 The Power of Future Conversation Conversation is a tool that gives leaders the power to translate

possibility into action. Contrary to the old saying, talk is not cheap. Conversation is the driving force behind positive change and it is what moves people and organizations into the future. Through this program, based on the work of author and consultant Kim Krisco and his book, Leadership and the Art of Conversation, participants will learn that too many organizations are overly focused on the past. They see that by changing the way in which conversations/meetings are framed, incredible possibilities for the future can become realities.

1927 Peter Senge: Strategies For Success Spotlighting Sharp HealthCare, Georgia Institute of Technology, Orange Grove Middle School, and John Marshall Elementary School, Peter Senge discusses the process of becoming a learning organization; including organizational infrastructure, committment, mental models, systems thinking, dealing with complexity, meeting obstacles.

1928 Six Billion and Beyond Half of the world's six billion people are under the age of 25. The decisions they make about how many children to have, and when to have them, will be critical in shaping life on earth in the next 50 years. But what factors are shaping these young people's decisions? This thought-provoking documentary is, stated simply, the best and most comprehensive introduction available on video to the interconnected issues of population growth, economic development, equal rights and opportunities for women, and environmental protection around the world. The film interweaves expert commentary with incisive portraits of young people in six diverse countries -- Mexico, Italy, Kenya, India, China, and the USA -- to illustrate how young people are making decisions about their lifestyles, patterns of consumption, and reproductive choices. The film demonstrates how these decisions will have an extraordinary impact on the world's environment, and how in turn the condition of the environment will strongly affect the quality of people's lives everywhere. "Six Billion and Beyond" is a seminal work that will richly reward showing in a wide range of courses on economic

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Number Series Title Description1929 The Lottery The story contrasts commonplace details of contemporary life with a

barbaric ritual known as the "lottery." The setting is a small American town (population of approximately 300 and growing) where the locals display a strange and somber mood, from which unusual things can evidently be observed, like children gathering stones, as they assemble June 27 for their annual lottery. After the head of each family draws a small piece of paper, one slip with a black spot indicates the Hutchinson family has been chosen. When each member of that family draws again to see which family member "wins," Tessie Hutchinson is the final choice. She is then stoned to death by everyone present, including her own family, as well as both the young boys and young girls as a sacrifice to ensure a good harvest, according to the belief of the community.

1930 The Gentle Doctor Dog Obedience - Expert Advice For Easy Training and Care

I found this video to be easy to understand. He shows you how to train your dog. Great for the first time trainer. By: Salvatore DeMarco Jr

1931 The Anatomically Correct World of Anatomy Part 1

Anatomy is the study of the structure, function and the relationship between the parts of the human body. Anatomy explores the skeletal system, central nervous system (CNS), muscular system, reproductive system, cardiovascular system and each of the supporting organs and supporting structures.

1932 Free Willy A 12 year old street kid. A 3 ton orca whale. A friendship you could never imagine. An adventure you'll never forget.

1933 Pow Wow Highway Buddy Red Bow is struggling, in the face of persecution, by greedy developers and political in-fighting, to keep his nation on a Montana Crow Reservation financially solvent and independent. Philbert, a simple-minded friend of Buddy's, ardently pursues Native American/First Nation wisdom and lore wherever he can find it--even on Bonanza--in order to earn his warrior name. He's even got his war pony, Protector: a beat-up old wreck of a car. Buddy's sister has been arrested in Santa Fe, and together Buddy and Philbert set off on a road trip to look after her kids and go bail her out. However, Bonnie's arrest has something strange about it as her friend Rabbit points out. As the miles roll by, Philbert's faith challenges Buddy's hard-edged view of the world (and occasional bout of reckless violence), and together they face the realities and dreams of being Crow in the modern-day US as they fight to free Bonnie and her children and elude the Feds. Written by Kathy Li

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Number Series Title Description1934 The Fateful Decade From Little Rock To the Civil Rights Bill First there was the law, and then there was enforcement of the law.

This program begins at Little Rock’s Central High School, when soldiers had to provide safety for black children exercising their legal right to go to school. Martin Luther King, Jr., already appears in 1958 at a meeting of black leaders with President Eisenhower. The civil rights movement accelerated: marches, clashes with the police and the jailing of demonstrators, the murder of Medgar Evers, the bombing of the Baptist church in Birmingham, sit-ins and protests, the Montgomery march, the Mississippi Freedom march, Martin Luther King, Jr.’s famous "I Have a Dream" and "I Have Been to the Mountaintop" speeches, his funeral, and President Johnson’s signing of the Civil Rights Bill of 1968.

1935 Bill Of Rights: For Which It Stands Flag Burning and the First Amendment A brief narrative description of the journal article, document, or resource.This teacher's guide is designed to accompany the two-part videotape "For Which It Stands: Flag Burning and the First Amendment." The videotape and teacher's guide should help students to: (1) understand the emotion and significance of the flag-burning issue; (2) examine the free speech aspect of the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights; (3) evaluate the response of government officials to the Supreme Court's decision that a Texas law forbidding the desecration of the flag violated the free speech protections of the First Amendment and the debate over amending the Constitution to prevent flag burning; and (4) compare and contrast the many perspectives people have on patriotism, protest, and free speech. The guide contains four activities that involve class discussions and small-group work. The active learning approach encourages students to go beyond recognition or knowledge of facts to begin analyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating the issues and concepts being studied. (LH)

1936 Bill Of Rights: One Nation Under God School Prayer and the First Amendment Prayers in schools – guaranteed right or sticly unconstitutional? One Nation Under God? Gives viewers a fresh look at this ongoing debate. This is the story of the 1985 landmark school prayer case that traveled from a Mobile, Alabama, classroom to the Supreme Court: Wallace vs. Jaffree

1937 Bill Of Rights: To Keep And Bear Arms

Gun Control and the Second Amendment, Second Edition

There are 250 millions firearms in the US today, approximately the same number as the population. At 8,000 the homicide rate in the US is 160 times as high as in Canada and 320 times than Japan. And while these are troubling statistics, the 2nd Amendment to the Constitution guarantees “the right of the people to keep and bear arms.” What does this amendment really mean? What does it mean in the US today?

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Number Series Title Description1938 Bill Of Rights: Students' Right To

PrivacyDrug Testing and the Fourth Amendment Explore drug-testing policies and the broader issue of the right to

privacy as protected under the Fourth Amendment through the dramatic stories of three teenagers and the 1995 Vernonia School District 47J v. Acton Supreme Court case.

1939 Bill Of Rights: Sentenced To Die Capital Punishment and the Eighth Amendment Focusing on two cases, the pros and cons of capital punishment are examined.

1940 Bill Of Rights Bill of Responsibilities This fast-paced commentary on historical and modern implications of the Bill of Rights provokes students to consider the responsibilities accompanying those rights.

1941 Looking Back A Review of the Bill Clinton/Monica Lewinsky Matter

Videocassette release of an ABC New special with Ted Koppel.

1942 The President Vs. the Press The press is always around and someday it drives him (the president of the US) crazy! DW

1943 A Third Choice This program examines America’s fascinating national experience with third parties and independent candidates, covering more than 200 years of American political history. The program looks back to the birth of the two-party system and explores the most influential third-party movements in American political history, including Abraham Lincoln and the rise of the Republicans, Teddy Roosevelt’s Bull Moose Party, Strom Thurmond’s Dixiecrats and Henry Wallace’s Progressives in the 1948 elections, George Wallace’s American Independent Party in 1968, and Ross Perot. The program features interviews with leading academic experts on American politics, a rich collection of campaign memorabilia, rare archival footage, artwork, political cartoons, and campaign songs.

1944 Europe: A Modern Profile France Presents France as a product of its main parts: food, wine, revolution, politics, and love. Topics include the French Revolution; French isolationism; anti-Semitism; anti-immigration policies; Paris as an icon of French culture; cultivation of the romantic French rural image; and the societal erosion of "joie de vivre."

1945 Europe: A Modern Profile United Kingdom Program provides an overview of UK society as it exists today. Topics covered include the Scottish Nationalist movement; the "troubles" in Northern Ireland; Britain's refined system of social class; the cultural revolution of the 1960s; the growing role of women; multicultural influences; and the differing attitudes of UK citizens toward the royalty.

1946 Soviet Disunion: Ten Years Which Shook the World

Through interviews with Gorbachev and Shevardnadze, as well as other official and private persons, and contemporary film records, this documentary presents the events since glasnost in the Soviet Union between 1985 and 1995.

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Number Series Title Description1947 Teleconference Race, Class & Health This video explores the racial legacies and social determinants shaping

the health of the nations' people. This national town meeting examines pertinent research case studies, community action strategies, and innovative learning approaches to eliminating health disparities. Community activists and leaders of higher education and public health address key questions such as: Is health a right for all, or a privilege for some? What myths and concepts prevent us from addressing the root

causes of ill health? A town meeting held January 19, 2000 in Washington, D.C.

1948 Cnn Perspective "The Russia Factor" Russia at the end of the millennium is the story of the dissolution of a superpower, the tragic result of a social experiment gone wrong. After decades of neglect, mismanagement and corruption, the country faces an infrastructure on the verge of collapse, a workforce with skills not relevant in today's world economy and a financial system in ruins. The program looks at what lies ahead for a people betrayed by the Czar, communism and capitalism.

1949 Teleconference Technology, Putting The Pieces Together

Technology Planning TELECONFERENCE on Technology DW

1950 Teleconference Virtual Universities: Online and On Target? TELECONFERENCE on Technology DW1951 Teleconference Putting Your Course Online TELECONFERENCE on Technology DW1952 Teleconference Learning Technologies & Students of Color TELECONFERENCE on Technology DW1953 Teleconference Workout For Your Mind - Jennifer James TELECONFERENCE on Technology DW1954 Teleconference 21St Century Skills For 21St Century Jobs TELECONFERENCE on Technology DW1955 Teleconference Implementing Campus Technology Support

StrategiesTELECONFERENCE on Technology DW

1956 Teleconference Using the Web To Enhance the Classroom TELECONFERENCE on Technology DW1957 Teleconference Pitfalls & Progress: Use of Technology In

Higher EducationTELECONFERENCE on Technology DW

1958 International Straight Talk - South Africa The USA is the largest economy in the world. American business is always searching for new export and import markets. We believe Africa offers the best new market opportunities.

1959 CNN Pinnacle Japan Airdate 1/29/00 Traveling to Japan, what would it be like? Find out in this video. DW

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Number Series Title Description1960 Teleconference Am I a Crook? - Copyright Issues On the

InternetA panel discusses copyright issues on the Internet including fair use and the laws of computer use. Discusses use of Websites by university faculty members for students in their classes, what is legal and what is not, what is fair use, intellectual property, and risk of infringement to faculty member and institution. Presents scenarios for analysis by a panel of experts on copyright, higher education law, and distance education. Designed for university professors who are teaching or

creating an online course. Recorded from a satellite broadcast on April 2, 1998, from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Recorded with permission of the PBS Adult Learning Satellite Service.

1961 Accelerated Improvement In Health Care Quality

Program introduces health care today, health care quality management and community health improvement. Taped off air on February 13, 1997 with licensing rights from PBS Adult Learning Satellite Service.

1962 Teleconference Technology $$$ For Your Campus TELECONFERENCE on Technology DW1963 Teleconference Educational Technology: Anything, Anytime,

Anywhere With AnyoneTELECONFERENCE on Technology DW

1964 Teleconference Creating organizational Futures W / Dr. Margaret Wheatly and David Whyte

In this beautiful, arresting, and stimulating video, Wheatley and Whyte address critical questions that organizations and individuals must ask in an increasingly volatile environment:

1965 Teleconference Planning and Funding Technology For Adult TELECONFERENCE on Technology DWLiteracy

1966 Teleconference Inside the Learning organization The Video incorporated practice guides, exercises, stories, resource reviews, and short essays all aimed at helping people implement the disciplines on a day-to-day basis in a wide variety of settings. It clearly described how to get started in the practice of the principles of organizational learning, reflecting not just one person's theory, but the experience and reflection of an entire community of practitioners.

1967 Teleconference White House Conference On Mental Health: Working For a Healthier America - Part 1

Session One: 9:30 am - 11:00 am PDT (12:30 - 2:00 pm EDT) Session One will feature a Plenary Session chaired by Tipper Gore with participation by President Bill Clinton, Vice President Al Gore, First Lady Hillary Clinton, Cabinet Officials and Conference Participants.

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Number Series Title Description1968 Teleconference White House Conference On Mental Health:

Working For a Healthier America - Part 2 Session Two: 12:30 pm - 3:00 pm PDT (3:30 - 5:00 pm EDT) Session Two will feature a Town Hall Meeting with Vice President and Mrs. Gore. "It is time to bring mental health care into the 21st century and end the stigma and discrimination that have for too long prevented people from seeking the treatment that can help them live healthy, productive lives." -- Mrs. Tipper Gore Join Mrs. Tipper Gore as she chairs, along with the President, Vice President and First Lady, a live televised satellite conference on mental health. The conference, on June 7, 1999, will bring together consumers, providers, advocacy groups, business leaders, community mental health resources, and local, state and national elected officials as well as leaders in mental health research and pharmacology, service delivery and insurance coverage. The White House Conference on Mental Health: Working For a Healthier America will take place at Howard University in Washington, DC. You can be a part of this national dialogue by hosting a local discussion and viewing the broadcast.

1969 Teleconference Creating Learning organization Growth Through Quality

A look at the world economy from Post WWII until 2000 DW

1970 Teleconference Meeting the Challenge of Student Retention Topics: Who is at risk? And Understanding dropout rates, Issues of transition diversity and community, Achieving Campus and Faculty Support, Strategies and Initiatives You can take to improve retention DW

1971 Teleconference Applying Principles of the Learning organization (Part 1)

People in organisations live in interesting and sometimes difficult times. Organisational learning, and the creation of "Learning Organisations", has been offered as one way to deal with the apparently endless waves of organisational change and for the organisation to move forward. In this paper a range of meanings and definitions of organisational learning are canvassed and four principles for establishing organisational learning in health care organisations are discussed. More concrete steps for creating a learning organisation are outlined, and organised according to the "Personal-Collective" and "Structural-Cultural" dimensions. The need to "hardwire" learning into organisations once it has been created or identified is also noted. Other initiatives found to be beneficial in the creation of organisational learning in the health sector include the use of "action learning" teams to work through and around blockages to organisational learning and the creation of a "Teachable Point of View" to cascade a new vision and objectives down through the many management levels within organisations. Performance management systems incorporating 360-

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Number Series Title Description1972 Teleconference Applying Principles of the Learning

organization (Part 2)People in organisations live in interesting and sometimes difficult times. Organisational learning, and the creation of "Learning Organisations", has been offered as one way to deal with the apparently endless waves of organisational change and for the organisation to move forward. In this paper a range of meanings and definitions of organisational learning are canvassed and four principles for establishing organisational learning in health care organisations are discussed. More concrete steps for creating a learning organisation are outlined, and organised according to the "Personal-Collective" and "Structural-Cultural" dimensions. The need to "hardwire" learning into organisations once it has been created or identified is also noted. Other initiatives found to be beneficial in the creation of organisational learning in the health sector include the use of "action learning" teams to work through and around blockages to organisational learning and the creation of a "Teachable Point of View" to cascade a new vision and objectives down through the many management levels within organisations. Performance management systems incorporating 360-

1973 Teaching At a Distance Workshop With Tom Cyrs

The presenter, Tom Cyrs, models teaching in a distance environment, showing methods and use of media. The workshop shows how to teach higher levels of problem solving and critical thinking through interaction (electronic or otherwise) between student and teacher. Recorded, with permission, from satellite broadcast October 29, 1998.

1974 Techniques Of The Masters Sebastiao Salgado, John Sexton Interviews with leading black-and-white photographers John Sexton, Ruth Bernhard and Sebastião Salgado. Recorded, with permission, from a teleconference held April 8, 1993.

1975 Techniques Of The Masters Jay Maisel Teleconference at the Rochester Institute of Technology, School of Photographic Arts and Sciences. Photographer Jay Maisel explains his techniques and approach to photography.

1976 Techniques Of The Masters Greg Heisler Third annual International Photo Conference, Rockport, Me. ; Photokina, West Germany ; commercial photographer Greg Heisler.

1977 Techniques Of The Masters Harold Mante and Joyce Tenneson A teleconference with presentations by Harold Mante, German photographer and educator, and Joyce Tenneson, top fashion and beauty photographer. Each presentation is followed by a question and answer session.

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Number Series Title Description1978 Techniques Of The Masters Art Wolfe, Rick Frehsee, Marilyn Bridges Program focused on nature photography, with shooting segments from

Hawaii of the work of Art Wolfe, nature photographer, Rick Frehsee, underwater photographer and Marilyn Bridges, aerial photographer. The three were interviewed by Ken Lassiter and Myk Garn and took questions from the studio audience, students from Alfred University, and the remote sites. Also included was Photo News, hosted by Debra Stamp. Recorded from a satellite teleconference from Rochester, N.Y., on November 14, 1991 with permission from Eastman Kodak Company.

1979 Cornerstones Peter Senge: Understanding Learning organizations

Peter Senge’s vision of a learning organization as a group of people who are continually enhancing their capabilities to create what they want to create has been deeply influential. We discuss the five disciplines he sees as central to learning organizations and some issues and questions concerning the theory and practice of learning organizations

1980 Cornerstones Peter Senge: Understanding Learning organizations

Peter Senge’s vision of a learning organization as a group of people who are continually enhancing their capabilities to create what they want to create has been deeply influential. We discuss the five disciplines he sees as central to learning organizations and some issues and questions concerning the theory and practice of learning organizations

1981 Teleconference Learning About Learning Communities: Taking What is a learning community? DWStudent Learning Seriously

1982 From Tqm To a Learning Community TQM to a Learning Community," featuring Peter Senge, Margaret Wheatley, Thomas Berry, Clare Crawford-Mason and Lloyd Dobyns. While many other communities were beginning to pursue a sector-by-sector approach, focus groups in our area suggested that Jackson needed to launch an ongoing process of community-wide improvement. The 1993 teleconference served as that launch, both by integrating the concepts of systems thinking, learning communities, and ecology with TQM, and by organizing citizens to engage in collective thinking about Jackson's preferred future. Citizens from all walks of life, called conveners, agreed to play an active role in bringing other citizens to the table. At the same time, conversations began with the W.K. Kellogg Foundation about a project that would continue Jackson's process and engage Jackson in a learning exchange with four other communities. Develop, take to practice and learn from a community development process for Jackson County, based in five streams of theory and practice (TQM, systems thinking, learning, leadership and communitybuilding).

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Number Series Title Description1983 Cheryl Currid Better, Faster & Efficient: 10 Steps To

Improving Your Business Through Technology

1984 Teleconference Teaching Reading & Functional Writing To Adults With Learning Disabilities

1985 Teleconference Emerging Issues In Accreditation: Moving Toward a Culture of Evidence

1986 Othello Othello, the Moor of Venice is a tragedy by William Shakespeare, believed to have been written in approximately 1603, and based on the Italian short story "Un Capitano Moro" (A Moorish Captain) by Cinthio (a disciple of Boccaccio) first published in 1565. The work revolves around four central characters: Othello, a Moorish general in the Venetian army; his wife Desdemona; his lieutenant, Cassio; and his trusted ensign Iago. Because of its varied themes — racism, love, jealousy and betrayal — Othello remains relevant to the present day and is often performed in professional and community theatres alike. The play has also been the basis for numerous operatic, film and literary adaptations. The play opens with Roderigo, a rich and dissolute gentleman, complaining to Iago, a high-ranking soldier, that Iago has not told him about the secret marriage between Desdemona, the daughter of a Senator named Brabantio, and Othello, a Moorish general in the Venetian army. He is upset by this development because he lusts for Desdemona and has previously asked her father for her hand in marriage. Iago is upset with Othello for promoting a younger

1987 Buena Vista Social Club In 1996, a group of legendary Cuban musicians were brought together by Ry Cooder to record a CD. This documentary shows some of their songs being recorded in the studio, concert footage from Amsterdam and New York City, and some of the musicians talking about their lives in Cuba and how they got started in music.

1988 Shine Presents the true story of Australian pianist David Helfgott. He experiences a nervous breakdown and is hospitalized, but later returns to the concert hall.

1989 Ma Vie En Rose - My Life In Pink With six-year-old certainty, Ludovic believes he was meant to be a little girl and that the mistake will soon be corrected. Instead of the miraculous, Ludo finds rejection, isolation and guilt as the intense reactions of family, friends, and neighbors strip away every innocent lace and bauble.

1990 Martin Luther King "I Have a Dream" “I Have a Dream” The Electrifying Speech That Changed the Hearts and Minds of a Bitterly Divided Nation

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Number Series Title Description1991 Developing Web Based Courses On a

Shoestring Join fellow instructors from around the country on Thursday, April 13, 2000 from 2:30-4 p.m. Eastern Time for "Developing Web-Based Courses on a Shoestring." This program will be delivered live to your computer via the Internet. Produced for faculty who are interested in developing Web courses, but lack funds or staff, this program will outline: * tips and strategies for effective and economical Web course development * inexpensive tools and templates * free software * ideas for partnering opportunities By: Tricia Callahan

1992 Management Skills For New Supervisors Great supervisors get things done. They lead, motivate, coach, counsel, plan, implement and guide. In this lively seminar, master trainer Jim Temme shows how you and your organization can benefit from acquiring or sharpening these important management skills. Help your people become fully motivated, productive and cooperative. Spend just three hours with Jim Temme and . Improve your leadership abilities . Learn techniques for increasing team productivity . Understand how to turn around problem employees . Gain the skills to deal with conflict and anger in the workplace . Learn how to effectively manage people and priorities . Pt. 1

1993 Management Skills For New Supervisors Great supervisors get things done. They lead, motivate, coach, counsel, plan, implement and guide. In this lively seminar, master trainer Jim Temme shows how you and your organization can benefit from acquiring or sharpening these important management skills. Help your people become fully motivated, productive and cooperative. Spend just three hours with Jim Temme and . Improve your leadership abilities . Learn techniques for increasing team productivity . Pt.2 Understand how to turn around problem employees . Gain the skills to deal with conflict and anger in the workplace . Learn how to effectively manage people and priorities .

1994 I'M Normal, You'Re Weird: Understanding Other Cultures

Examines the differences between the world's cultures and how different interpretations of same or similar actions or reactions can

affect abilities of people to interact successfully. Explores differences between cultures, demonstrating that much human behavior is cultural, such as how people line up to wait, use ice in drinks, eat certain foods at certain times of day, and even define honesty.

1995 A Midnight Clear A small army intelligence platoon on a dangerous mission to the German front discovers a small band of frightened soldiers in a Nazi camp. Based on William Wharton's autobiographical novel.

1996 Playing By Heart Three couples representing different generations come together in unexpected and surprising ways.

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Number Series Title Description1997 Pushing Tin Two air traffic controllers have an intense rivalry and penchant for one-

upmanship, causing hilarious havoc with their careers, marriages and planes in their airspace.

1998 A Simple Plan The American Dream. That's how three men (Bill Paxton, Billy Bob Thornton, Brent Briscoe) size up what they've found in the snowy Minnesota woods. They've come across a downed plane with a rotting corpse inside and over $4 million stuffed inside a duffel bag. Finders, keepers? Maybe. But first they'll need a foolproof plan. So they and the wife (Bridget Fonda) of one of the men start out with a scheme that's perfect in its simplicity and lethal in its miscalculation of the human heart. Mistrust, murder, intrigue--all are soon at work in this stark, twist-filled thriller. Based upon the novel by Scott B. Smith.

1999 American Graffiti The misadventures of four California teenagers one late summer night in 1962 become the focal point for a visit to the 1950's and early 1960's.

2000 Not To Be Used As a Number - Being Used As a Test Tape Number In Amx

2001 Not To Be Used As a Number - Being Used As a Test Tape Number In Amx

2100 In Your Face: Why Courtesy and Respect Contending that courtesy, respect, and sportsmanship are basic to civilization, this video explores the conflict between the concepts of "me first" and "the good of society."

2101 Awakenings True story of a shy, dedicated doctor who uses an experimental drug to awaken the catatonic victims of a rare disease. Based on the book

by Oliver Sacks, M.D.2102 The Green Mile - Part I of II Death Row guards at a penitentiary in the 1930's have a moral dilemma

with their job when they discover one of their prisoners, a convicted murderer, has a special gift. Includes 10 min. documentary Walking the mile. Based on the book by Stephen King.

2103 The Green Mile - Part II of II Death Row guards at a penitentiary in the 1930's have a moral dilemma with their job when they discover one of their prisoners, a convicted murderer, has a special gift. Includes 10 min. documentary Walking the mile. Based on the book by Stephen King.

2104 Nova Killer Disease On Campus: Meningitis The Nova cameras following leading scientists into America's school system to study and find possible combatants to the recent meningitis epidemic. The behind-the-scenes look at the spread of the deadly disease among teenagers also attempts to help parents and school officials point out the symptoms of meningitis before it spreads.

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Number Series Title Description2105 American Experience Jimmy Carter - Part I of II Examines the failings of Carter's political leadership in the context of

the turbulent 1970's ; and explores the role religion played in his career.

2106 American Experience Jimmy Carter - Part II of II Examines the failings of Carter's political leadership in the context of the turbulent 1970's ; and explores the role religion played in his career.

2107 Smoke Signals A bittersweet comedy about two young Native-Americans, Victor and Thomas, who leave their small town for an adventure in self-discovery. Based on stories by Sherman Alexie from the book: The Lone Ranger and Tonto fistfight in heaven.

2108 12 Angry Men A young man's fate lies in the hands of 12 men from all walks of life, each with his own agenda, fears and personal demons. Fortunately,

this is an open-and-shut case--or is it? Depicts a jury of men who must decide the fate of a teenage boy who has murdered his abusive father. The jurors are from all walks of life, and bring with them their

own opinions, prejudices, fears, and personal demons. Adapted from the 1957 film of the same title.

2109 The Matrix In an anti-utopian future, the "real" world as we know it is nothing more than a computer construct, created by an all-powerful artificial intelligence. A small group of humans has found a way out of the construct and is now fighting for the future of the human race. Includes 26 minutes of behind-the-scenes special features. Special wide screen edition.

2110 Abc News - 20/20 Lookism Hour: the Ugly Truth About Beauty Aired: 08/23/02 - We like to think of America as a meritocracy. A lot of us think we value people because of what they accomplish, or their character, or generosity, or intelligence -- that's what we thought mattered, but are we just putting blinders on? We should add the bias of "lookism" to sexism and racism.

2111 Leadership: An Art of Possibility Discusses how the new leader's job is recognizing the downward spiral and enrolling people in the journey to radiating possibility.

2112 Prospero's Books Adapted from The Tempest by Shakespeare, Prospero's Books envisions a magical realm of exquisite beauty, where the innocence of love and dreams of revenge collide to create a tempest.

2113 A Midsummer Night's Dream Hermia and Lysander plan to flee from the city under cover of darkness but are pursued by an enraged Demetrius (who is himself pursued by an enraptured Helena). In the forest, unbeknownst to the mortals, Oberon and Titania (King and Queen of the faeries) are having a spat over a servant boy. The plot twists when Oberon's head mischief-maker, Puck, runs loose with a flower which causes people to fall in love with the first thing they see upon waking.

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Number Series Title Description2114 Masterpiece Theatre Othello A version of Shakespeare's drama about Othello, and the jealousy of

his mentor Jago, set in modern day London.2115 Hamlet (Mel Gibson) Hamlet, a prince of medieval-era Denmark, senses treachery behind

his royal father's death. His mother is all too dangerously entangled in that treachery. This film portrays Shakespeare's immortal tale of high adventure and evil deeds.

2116 The Taming of the Shrew A film adaptation of Shakespeare's comedy The taming of the shrew, in which Petruchio violently attempts to subdue his ill-tempered wife, Katharina.

2117 "O" A provocative tale of jealousy, seduction and betrayal. A controversial modern-day version of Shakespeare's classic "Othello". "O" is the schools' best basketball player and NBA hopeful. He is adored by all including his coach and a beautiful classmate. "O" has a troubled friend, who is the coaches' son and he is deeply resentful of his fathers preference to "O" on and off the court. The seeds of mistrust are sown and it sets into motion a disturbing chain of events.

2118 Hamlet (Kenneth Branagh) An adaptation of Shakespeare's Hamlet.2119 Hamlet (Kenneth Branagh) An adaptation of Shakespeare's Hamlet.2120 Faces Of Change : Afghanistan Naim and Jabar Focuses on the friendship and activities of two adolescent Afghan boys,

Naim and Jabar. One goes to a secondary school away from home and the two are shown visiting the city as well as working in Aq Kupruk

2121 Journey of Man: the Story of the Human Species

How did the human race populate the world? A group of geneticists have worked on the question for a decade, arriving at a startling conclusion: the "global family tree" can be traced to one African man who lived 60,000 years ago. Dr. Spencer Wells hosts this innovative series, featuring commentary by expert scientists, historians, archaeologists, and anthropologists.

2122 Cnbc In China (Aired 11-28-02) Aired 11-28-022123 The Art of Listening Uses family and workplace situations to teach good listening

techniques. Illustrates the surprising value of silence, the need to find something of interest in the person speaking, and the importance of staying out of the speaker's way. Emphasizes the role of body language in listening, and the need to "listen between the words" for feelings.

2124 Gender and Communication: He Talks, She Talks

Explores why males and females have so much trouble communicating and suggests how men and women can communicate successfully in spite of their differences.

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Number Series Title Description2125 Well Founded Fear This documentary film takes us to an in-depth look at the asylum

process of the federal U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS). Foreigners that are already in the United States, having fled their home countries, have the opportunity to apply for asylum through the INS. If a person's case establishes a "well-founded fear" of his/her home country, the adjudicating immigration officer approves his/her asylum application. If a person's case does not quite meet up to the officer's expectation of a "well-founded fear," it is referred to an immigration judge for a decision. Written by Oliver Chu

2126 That's Not What I Meant Deborah Tannen revolutionized our understanding of gender and communication. Now, for the first time on video, Tannen takes your students on an intellectual journey to the core of how men and women use language, and why communication between the sexes so often goes awry.

2127 One On One 1 on 1 is the optional 25 minute companion program to That's Not What I Meant!. In this bonus presentation, Deborah Tannen goes in-depth to address key implications, criticisms, and the most commonly asked questions raised by the main program. [Note: Deborah Tannen: 1 on 1 is optional, but is not sold separately. It may be added to That's Not What I Meant!

2128 World In the Balance It took all of human history until 1800 for the world’s population to reach its first billion. Now we add a new billion nearly every dozen years. Over the next half century, 98 percent of that growth will take place in our planet's poorest regions. And as the global total swells to nearly 9 billion by 2050, the social and environmental strains will be enormous. Through vivid personal stories, The People Paradox reveals many startling trends. In Japan, Europe and Russia, birth rates are shrinking and the population is aging. But in parts of India and Africa, more than half of the still growing population is under 25. The surprising conclusion: world population is now careening in two dramatically different directions. The second hour, China Revs Up, is an insider’s look at China’s booming economy and its growing impact on the environment. What will happen as China follows America’s affluent lifestyle and begins to rival the U.S. as the world’s biggest polluter? In this groundbreaking, worldwide investigation of humanity’s future, NOVA shows how decisions made now will change the fate of everyone over the next fifty years.

2129 Ghosts of Rwanda Chronicles the Rwandan genocide of 1993, one of the worst atrocities of the 20th century. Includes interviews with key government officials, diplomats, and eyewitnesses accounts.

2130 The Famine Within Video to accompany Allan Bluman's Elementary statistics.

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Number Series Title Description2131 Minitab, Excel, and Ti-83 Plus. Instruction For

Elementary Statistics IA video review of Allan Bluman's Elementary statistics.

2132 Elementary Statistics: a Step By Step Approach II

A video review of Allan Bluman's Elementary statistics.

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2144 Paradise Drive: How We Live In the Future Tense

David Brooks spoke about the growth of suburbs in America and described the different suburban "zones" he discovered while researching his book, On Paradise Drive, published by Simon and Schuster. In his book, he argues that because Americans are increas

2145 Nightime: Viewpoint Crime, Violence TV News Operating before a live audience in the ABC News studios in Washington, D.C., Nightline's Ted Koppel is joined by newsmen and other guests to discuss how crime and violence is treated by the U.S. television media.

2146 Managing Your Personal Finances: Experts answer questions about paychecks- everything from FICA to Understanding Your Paycheck Worker's Comp

2147 Managing Your Personal Finances: Mastering Basic Money Management

Shows the difference between fixed, flexible and periodic expenses; how to set spending priorities; when to use software tools and online banking; why some expenses are necessary, while others are not; and how to put together a budget that works.

2148 Managing Your Personal Finances: Extra Credit: Do's and Don'ts of Using Credit

Shows how to make sense out of simple interest and compound interest. Understands finance charges and annual fees. Learns how to read a credit report and discovers the secrets to a good credit rating.

2149 The Common School: 1770-1890 In the aftermath of the Revolution, a newly independent America confronted one of its most daunting challenges: how to build a united nation out of thirteen disparate colonies. This program profiles the passionate crusade launched by Thomas Jefferson

2150 As America As Public School: 1900-1950 In 1900, 6% of America’s children graduated from high school; by 1945, 51% graduated and 40% went on to college. This program recalls how massive immigration, child labor laws, and the explosive growth of cities fueled school attendance

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Number Series Title Description2151 A Struggle For Educational Equality In the 1950s, America’s public schools teemed with the promise of a

new, postwar generation of students, over half of whom would graduate and go on to college. This program shows how impressive gains masked profound inequalities: seventeen states

2152 The Bottom Line 1980 To Present In 1983, the Reagan Administration’s report, A Nation at Risk, shattered public confidence in America’s school system and sparked a new wave of education reform. This program explores the impact of the "free market" experiments that ensued, from vouchers

2153 Master Classes In the Media Arts Looks at the way the media covers major news stories such as the Oklahoma City Federal Building bombing from the perspective of objectivity in news coverage.

2154 Frontline: Merchants of Cool "Frontline journeys into the world of the marketers of popular culture to teenagers. They spend their days sifting through reams of market research data. They conduct endless surveys and focus groups. They comb the streets, the schools, and the malls,

2155 The Corporation The Pathological Pursuit of Profit and Power, the film is a timely, critical inquiry that invites CEOs, whistle-blowers, brokers, gurus, spies, players, pawns and pundits on a graphic and engaging quest to reveal the Corporation’s inner workings,

2156 Bigger Boxes: the Battle Over America's Superstores

The first part of this program is a national overview of the economic and environmental impact that "big box" retail stores, such as Wal-Mart, have on local communities in the United States. Controversies surrounding the introduction of Wal-Mart stores

2157 The Accused A fiercely independent woman is gang raped, then battles the legal system twice, going after both her attackers and the onlookers whose cheering fueled and encouraged the assualt.

2158 Is Wal-Mart Good For America? FRONTLINE offers two starkly contrasting images: one of empty storefronts in Circleville, Ohio; the other, a sea of high rises in the South China boomtown of Shenzhen. The connection between American job losses and soaring Chinese exports? Wal-Mart.

2159 Elegant Universe: Elinstein's Dream, String's Dream

Physicist Bryan Greene's bestselling book comes to the small screen in this stimulating look at a complicated topic: the search for order in the universe. Is a revolutionary proposal--"string theory"--the answer scientists have been seeking for centuries?

2160 Elegant Universe Welcome To the 11Th Dimensio

Physicist Bryan Greene's bestselling book comes to the small screen in this stimulating look at a complicated topic: the search for order in the universe. Is a revolutionary proposal--"string theory"--the answer scientists have been seeking for centuries?

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Number Series Title Description2161 Origins: Earth Is Born, How Life Begin Has the universe always existed? How did it become a place that could

harbor life? NOVA presents some startling new answers in Origins, a new 4-part series. New clues from the frontiers of science are presented by astrophysicist Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson.

2162 Origins: Where Are the Aliens, Back To the Beginning

Has the universe always existed? How did it become a place that could harbor life? NOVA presents some startling new answers in Origins, a new 4-part series. New clues from the frontiers of science are presented by astrophysicist Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson.

2167 Lost Boy of Sudan Winner of an Independent Spirit Award and named Best Documentary at the San Francisco International Film Festival, LOST BOYS OF SUDAN follows two teenage Sudanese refugees on an extraordinary journey from Africa to America, offering a gripping and sobering peek into the myth of the American Dream. In the late ‘80s, Islamic fundamentalists in Sudan waged war on the country’s separatists, leaving behind over 20,000 male orphans, otherwise known as "lost boys." For those who survived this traumatic ordeal and found their way to refugee camps, som were chosen to participate in a resettlement program in America--a distant place so presumably full of hope and opportunity that the Sudanese sometimes call it Heaven. But what if a free ticket to "Heaven" turned out to be anything but? Sidestepping conventional voice-over narration in favor of real-time, close-quarters poignancy, LOST BOYS OF SUDAN focuses on Santino and Peter, members of the Dinka tribe, during their first life-altering year in the United States. Safe at last from physical danger--but a world away from home--the boys must grapple with extreme cultural differences as they come to understand both the abundance and alienation of

2168 Media History This program is an excellent survey of the history of mass media. Academic and industry experts discuss the invention and impact of the printing press, telegraph, and telephone, all of which have allowed information to be easily transmitted over great distances. Mass media as it is currently evolving is also examined in depth. During the 1920s and 30s, radio dominated entertainment and the news and changed America’s social habits. The advent of broadcast television in the 1950s and the rise of the Big Three networks further shaped America’s culture. In the 80s and into the 90s, broadcast TV audience-share has declined due to cable and satellite television, VCRs, and Nintendo, and broadcasting has yielded to narrowcasting. Today, globalization and technological convergence are redefining the boundaries of communications. Where is all this leading the media industry? Only tomorrow will tell for

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Number Series Title Description2169 Film History The Lumière brothers and Thomas Edison would definitely be

impressed if they could see how far the medium created with the invention of the movie camera has evolved. This program examines the history of film, from its beginnings in the late 19th century to the invention of VCRs. Filmmaking’s roots as an entertainment and storytelling medium are examined, along with the emergence of Hollywood, the studio star system, and birth of the talkies. Film industry regulation, including censorship, is also discussed, along with the blacklist and competition from cable and broadcast television.

2170 Radio History This program tells the complete story of radio, from its roots in Marconi’s wireless telegraphy and the invention of the vacuum tube by Lee De Forest, to its heyday in the 1930s and subsequent upstaging by television in a battle for audience-share. Academic experts discuss the impact of early innovators like Frank Conrad of station KDKA, Pittsburgh, who broadcasted from his garage; the power of personalities to influence mass audiences, citing FDR, Edward R. Murrow, and Orson Welles as examples; radio’s role as a vehicle for delivering mass audiences to advertisers; and the superior ability of the radio to entertain and actively engage listeners in the "theater of the mind." This program provides an intriguing look at America’s once-dominant mass medium.

2171 Why We Do What We Do2172 Do You Speak American? Up North * Nova Scotia to Maine MacNeil discusses the threats to both

lobstering and the local dialect with a fisherman in South Freeport, Maine. * Maine to Massachusetts While filling his “cah” with gas, MacNeil discusses the local r-less dialect. * Massachusetts to New York City MacNeil stops at the Priscilla Beach Theatre, where he made his first foray into acting in the United States. To become an actor, he admits, he had to learn to suppress his native Nova Scotian accent. In New York City, viewers meet two people, both very much engaged in language, who have diametrically opposing views: Dr. John Simon, New York theatre critic, believes that English is “going to the dogs,” whereas Dr. Jesse Sheidlower, Oxford English Dictionary editor, sees changes in English as a healthy, expected phenomenon for any language. In a New York City record store, MacNeil interviews Dr. CeCe Cutler, a researcher who studies urban speech and its adoption by suburban teenagers. He visits an internet café where teenagers describe the language they use to write instant messages and the influence of spoken language of on this medium. The final stop in New

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Number Series Title Description2173 Do You Speak American? Down South1 * Kentucky to Tennessee, Tennessee to Mississippi This

episode begins on a riverboat on the Ohio River, the political border between North and South. MacNeil is joined on the riverboat by Dr. Walt Wolfram, a linguist at North Carolina State University. Together they visit Rabbit Hash, Kentucky, where a fiddler shares both his music and his stories about the local language. From there, MacNeil joins a trucker named Spanky on a drive through the South to Nashville, Tennessee. There they watch a country music performance by Cody James. Although the Southern dialect is not native to either of them, Spanky and James both say they speak it because it seems to suit their lifestyles. Linguist Dr. John Fought asserts that Southern is the fastest-growing variety of English in the United States. In an Oxford, Mississippi, bookstore, MacNeil comments on the Southern writers Eudora Welty and William Faulkner and plays a recording of Welty reading from one of her books. MacNeil then speaks with Jeff Foxworthy, a comedian whose act makes light of Southern speech. Foxworthy points out that people often make judgments about how

2174 Do You Speak American? Out West * Los Angeles to San Francisco, California In Los Angeles, MacNeil meets Patricia Lopez, video jockey (VJ) for the LATV show Mex 2 the Max. She talks to MacNeil about being bilingual in Spanish and English and about the importance of being able to speak Spanish. Linguist Dr. Carmen Fought describes Chicano English, a speech variety spoken in Los Angeles and some other places with Hispanic populations. Together, Fought and MacNeil visit a Los Angeles park where they listen to two boys speaking Chicano English. While in Los Angeles, MacNeil joins DJ Steve Harvey at his radio show. Harvey, a speaker of African American English, discusses how speakers adapt to different audiences and how important African American English is to him in his work. At Public School (P.S.) 100 in the Watts district of Los Angeles, elementary school children who speak non-mainstream varieties of English at home are taught how to translate their home language into mainstream English. From there, MacNeil moves on to Hollywood, whose entertainment industry is responsible for portraying American English in films that people will watch around the world. Writer and director Amy Heckerling helped popularize Valley Girl

2175 Chicken Run Having been hopelessly repressed and facing eventual certain death at the chicken farm where they are held, Rocky the rooster and Ginger the chicken decide to rebel against the evil Mr. and Mrs. Tweedy, the farm's owners. Rocky and Ginger lead their fellow chickens in a great escape from the murderous farmers and their farm of doom. Written by Cory Booth

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Number Series Title Description2176 Wallstreet Bud Fox is a Wall Street stockbroker in early 1980's New York with a

strong desire to get to the top. Working for his firm during the day, he spends his spare time working an on angle with with to approach the high-powered, extremely successful (but ruthless and greedy) broker Gordon Gekko. Fox finally meets with Gekko, who takes the youth under his wing and explains his philosophy that "Greed is Good". Taking the advice and working closely with Gekko, Fox soon finds himself swept into a world of "yuppies", shady business deals, the "good life", fast money, and fast women; something which is at odds with his family including his estranged father and the blue-collared way Fox was brought up. Written by Murray Chapman (Edited by CleanFlicks to remove information that is not for younger people)

2180 Island of Hope, Island of Tears Between 1892 and the early 1950s, nearly 15 million people streamed through Ellis Island in search of a new life. Here are the stories of those extraordinary immigrants, largely in their own poignant words. Coming primarily from Southern and Eastern Europe, and from widely diverse backgrounds, the émigrés represented in this remarkable volume recount their adventures with dignity, wit, and unflagging honesty. Among the dozens of unforgettable narrators you'll meet are a Greek boy who, forced into the Turkish Army, escaped to the U.S. with the help of the Russian Orthodox Church; a young Polish girl who made the harrowing journey only to have to flee a "white slaver"; and a Czech woman who fooled doctors into letting her travel despite being eight months pregnant.

2181 Bill Cosby Himself Comedian Bill Cosby brings down the house to an audience in Ontario, Canada in a two-hour show where he pontificates on several subjects, such as drugs, drunkeness, and the follies of dentists, before launching into his primary subject matter, the hilariously pernicious antics of his family, from childbirth to college football to enduring a noisy four-year-old on a transcontinental flight to his son's bizarre hairdos to his wife's marginally restrained reaction to a childrens' squabble over the right to shower to his own father's nicknames to himself and his brother Russell. Written by Michael Daly

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Number Series Title Description2183 Does Europe Hate Us? Who would have thought that barely three years after Europe mourned

America's loss in the tragedy of 9/11, the U.S. would find itself in a bitter dispute with their oldest friends and allies? The Bush administration's "go-it-alone" attitude toward terrorism alienated a lot of Europeans. While a few heads of state, like Britain's Tony Blair, still support U.S. policies in Iraq, that support now threatens their own political futures and the viability of their governments. As seen in Spain and elsewhere, an increasingly vehement antipathy among the people of Europe towards America's actions has shown that popular sentiment can not only influence their nations' policies, but actually topple governments. Join New York Times columnist and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Thomas L. Friedman as he asks world leaders, ordinary citizens and organizers of grass routes movements the central question: Do our longest-standing allies now hate us? With the European Union on the threshold of redefining the global balance of power, this continuing confrontation between the U.S. and Europe has profound implications for the future

2184 A World of Differences: Understanding Cross-Cultural Comm.

When we encounter people from other societies or cultures, we may fail to understand them for many reasons, including differences in language, values, gestures, emotional expression, norms, rituals, rules, expectations, family background, and life experiences. This extraordinary video shows that cross-cultural communication can be successful if we manage to understand the powerful differences that separate people who come from differing cultures. The video examines 14 key facets of cross-cultural miscommunication. In each case, the power and subtlety of cultural differences are explored and illustrated. As the video demonstrates, culture can be like a veil that prevents us from understanding those from other societies, and also prevents them from understanding us. While some aspects of "culture shock" are predictable, such as language differences, many powerful differences are less obvious, and perhaps therefore even more "culture shocking." Examples include dramatic differences in personal space, patterns of touching, etiquette and ritual, the expression of emotions, ideas about edible and delicious food, gestures, courtship patterns, and parent-child relationships. A World of Differences: Understanding

2188 Hollywood Camera Work: Stationary Blocking I

2189 Hollywood Camera Work: Stationary Blocking II

2190 Hollywood Camera Work: the Movie Camera II

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Number Series Title Description2191 Hollywood Camera Work: the Movie Camera II

2192 Hollywood Camera Work: Staging High-End Scenes I

2193 Hollywood Camera Work: Staging High-End Scenes II

2194 Dutchman A young, conservative black man, minding his own business, rides on an all-but-empty subway car. The only other passenger, a blond vixen, is looking his way and looking for trouble. Sexual tension, racial bigotry and righteous fury collide in a razor's edge confrontation. Writer LeRoi Jones' powerful and controversial play is faithfully adapted in this dramatically explosive and emotionally raw film made at the height of civil unrest in the '60s, with just as potent a message for today's audiences. Al Freeman, Jr. (Malcolm X) and two times Academy Award-nominee Shirley Knight (The Dark at the Top of the Stairs) sear the screen in this highly acclaimed award-winner from Oscar-nominated director Anthony Harvey (The Lion in Winter), with an ominously knowing score by Academy Award winner John Barry (Dances with Wolves).

2195 Antz Woody Allen as a worker ant with an inferiority complex? Sylvester Stallone as an affable soldier ant who discovers that digging tunnels is cool? The animation playground we all knew so well is turning into a theme park full of in-jokes for grownups. Antz explores age-old topics (one person--err, insect--can make a difference, individuality and social responsibility must exist side by side, war is hell) with comic asides and Woody Allen's funniest quips this side of PG (adults will chuckle at the socialist slogans bandied about as he campaigns for workers' rights). Sharon Stone voices the rebellious princess with a fun-loving streak that doesn't quite overcome her royal bearing and court training, but she can learn. Gene Hackman is all teeth (ants have teeth?) and menacing grins as the Army general plotting insect-icide. This bug's-eye view of life on Earth gives Allen's neurotic nonconformist an epic adventure of microscopic proportions: a devastating war with a termite colony, an odyssey to the fabled land of plenty (a picnic ground), and a race to save his fellow workers from certain death. Other voices include Anne Bancroft as the Queen, Christopher Walken, Jennifer Lopez,

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Number Series Title Description2196 Us Constitution Just the Facts: The United States Constitution is a superior video

resource for history and social studies classrooms. Teachers and parents can use this to make the Constitution accessible on many levels. The program is targeted at junior high and high school freshmen and sophomores and is divided into sections corresponding to the articles of the Constitution. With contributions from experts on constitutional history and theory, the program lacks flashy production values but is nonetheless engaging. Considerable information is packed into 50 minutes, so kids won't be able to unpack all the information in one viewing. Teachers should think about showing different snippets over the course of a longer unit on the Constitution. --Erik Macki

2197 Mary Ainsworth: Attachment and the Growth of Love

Mary Ainsworth developed a laboratory procedure called the Strange Situation to test how strong or weak infant to caregiver attachments affected personality development. This video describes Ainsworth and her work, including footage from her infant-careg iver observations in Uganda and Baltimore. An Adult Attachment Interview process developed from Ainsworth’s work is also profiled. Directed by John Davidson; written and narrated by Robert Marvin. Closed captioned.

2198 What the Bleep Do We Know? The unlikeliest cult hit of 2004 was What the (Bleep) Do We Know, a lecture on mysticism and science mixed into a sort-of narrative. Marlee Matlin stars in the dramatic thread, about a sourpuss photographer who begins to question her perceptions. Interviews with quantum physics experts and New Age authors are cut into this story, offering a vaguely convincing (and certainly mind-provoking) theory about... well, actually, it sounds a lot like the Power of Positive Thinking, when you get down to it. Talking heads (not identified until film's end) include JZ Knight, who appears in the movie channeling Ramtha, the ancient sage she claims communicates through her (other speakers are also associated with Knight's organization). What she says actually makes pretty good common sense--Ramtha's wiggier notions are not included--and would be easy to accept were it not being credited to a 35,000-year-old mystic from Atlantis. --Robert Horton

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Number Series Title Description2199 Skill Development Scenarios Supervision: Concepts and Practices of Management, 9th Edition

provides the skills and knowledge base that students need to become supervisors in today’s changing work environment. The text focuses on practical skills in examining the functions of management and how they are applied to both individuals and teams. The authors avoid using confusing terminology or multiple perspectives, instead presenting the tools that are clearly most appropriate for the task at hand. Change in the workplace and the world at large constantly present supervisors with new challenges. Supervision, 9th edition prepares supervisors too successfully address these demands.

2200 Prentice Hall Management Video Library I Modern Management, 10e is the most flexible book available. It is built around the concept of “Core Plus” - a core of chapters covered in most courses, surrounded by a rich selection of optional chapters that enable one to teach exactly the type of course he/she wants to teach. Possible “flavors” around the core? (a) Management History (b) Operations Management (c) Information Technology in Management (d) Creativity and Innovation in Management.

2201 Prentice Hall Management Video Library II Modern Management, 10e is the most flexible book available. It is built around the concept of “Core Plus” - a core of chapters covered in most courses, surrounded by a rich selection of optional chapters that enable one to teach exactly the type of course he/she wants to teach. Possible “flavors” around the core? (a) Management History (b) Operations Management (c) Information Technology in Management (d) Creativity and Innovation in Management.

2202 The Hobart Shakespeareans The Hobart Shakespeareans" discovers how one teacher's uncommon commitment and resourcefulness have opened up worlds of opportunity for his "disadvantaged" students — and perhaps have demonstrated a way forward for America's beleaguered public education system

2203 Milady's Massage Fundementals: Preliminaries and Draping

"Milady's Massage Fundamentals Video Series" can be used by massage schools, private beauty schools, community colleges offering massage, allied health/nursing programs, and alternative health programs. The series can be used alone or in conjunction with "Milady's Theory and Practice of Therapeutic Massage, 3rd Edition." The four videos are also excellent tools for anyone with an interest in beginning massage.

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Number Series Title Description2204 Milady's Massage Fundementals:

Classificatiob of Massage Movements"Milady's Massage Fundamentals Video Series" can be used by massage schools, private beauty schools, community colleges offering massage, allied health/nursing programs, and alternative health programs. The series can be used alone or in conjunction with "Milady's Theory and Practice of Therapeutic Massage, 3rd Edition." The four videos are also excellent tools for anyone with an interest in beginning massage.

2205 Milady's Massage Fundementals: Body Mechanics


2206 Milady's Massage Fundementals: Basic Massage


2207 Geriatric Massage Series: the Abc's of Techniques" - This contains all the techniques Dietrich utilizes for his Geriatric Massage work with well and ill elderly. In revealing close up shots, the full length

video covers details of his techniques from the "pump handle" to "fluffing". He explains when they should be used and why they work. The video is subdivided into many sections which makes it easier to locate specific phases.

2208 Geriatric Massage Series: the Power of Touch In Facility Care

This section, taped in Seattle, WA at Mount St. Vincent Long-term Health Care facility, shows the applications of the techniques of Part 1 on a number of actual patients. They are suffering from Parkinson's Disease, Stroke (CVA), and poor blood circulation (PVD). This also shows the improvised

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Number Series Title Description2212 Wings Wings, the first movie to win an Academy Award for Best Picture and

the only silent film to win, is still remarkably enjoyable to watch. The story is a fairly conventional one--two flyboys, both in love with the same girl, go off to fight World War I, and male bonding and heartbreak ensue. It's a perfectly serviceable plot, except for the key logical flaw that both young men have inexplicably fallen in love with the boring girl down the street and have somehow failed to notice that Clara Bow is the girl next door. Both male leads really flew their airplanes, and the dogfight footage is still spectacular. The main reason to watch Wings, though, is to see the difference between an actor and a movie star. There are many actors in the film, but only two movie stars. Clara Bow is a treat to watch every minute she's on screen, and young Gary Cooper in a tiny role nearly walks away with the movie, mostly by standing there and looking dreamy. Its well worth sitting through a little cheesy organ music for a movie this much fun. --Ali Davis

2213 The Prize: Our Plan: Our Plan, Empires of Oil Based on the book by Daniel Yergin, this series traces the development of the risky and lucrative international oil business. "Our Plan" contrasts how John D. Rockefeller controlled the early oil industry in the United States with the exposes written by Ida Tarbell. Directed by William Cran and Stephanie Tepper. "Empires of Oil" chronicles the merger of Royal Dutch and Shell Oil, the early emergence of Russia as an oil power, and how oil helped the Allies win World War I. Directed by Max ine Baker. Series narrated by Donald Sutherland.

2214 The Prize: the Black Giant, War and Oil Based on the book by Daniel Yergin, this series traces the development of the risky and lucrative international oil business. "The Black Giant" describes both how oil made the 1920s roar in the United States, and how Calouste Gulberkian opened up the oil business in Iraq. Directed by Vivian Ducat. Next, "War and Oil" explains how petroleum products determined the course of World War II. Directed by Ben Loeterman. Series narrated by Donald Sutherland.

2215 The Prize: Crude Diplomacy, Power To the Producers

Based on the book by Daniel Yergin, this series traces the development of the risky and lucrative international oil business. "The Black Giant" describes both how oil made the 1920s roar in the United States, and how Calouste Gulberkian opened up the oil business in Iraq. Directed by Vivian Ducat. Next, "War and Oil" explains how petroleum products determined the course of World War II. Directed by Ben Loeterman. Series narrated by Donald Sutherland.

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Number Series Title Description2216 The Prize: the Tinderbox, the New order of Oil Based on the book by Daniel Yergin, this series traces the development

of the risky and lucrative international oil business. "The Black Giant" describes both how oil made the 1920s roar in the United States, and how Calouste Gulberkian opened up the oil business in Iraq. Directed by Vivian Ducat. Next, "War and Oil" explains how petroleum products determined the course of World War II. Directed by Ben Loeterman. Series narrated by Donald Sutherland.

2217 Ellis Island Even the most hard-hearted will get misty eyes when the elderly Irish immigrant tells of his first view of Ellis Island and the "golden lady" in New York Harbor. People were weeping with joy he recalls still tearing up and he couldn't help but fall down in prayer. To newcomers in the early 1900s the United States was a land of hopes and dreams and Ellis Island was the gateway offering new soil for their first step. This film--produced for and first broadcast on the History Channel--documents in full detail the life of the way station. What started out as a modest outpost became a monumental processing center where during its 62-year history nearly 12 million people were poked prodded tested and graded to see if they were fit for citizenship. Those with mental or physical illnesses were marked with chalk X's and sometimes shipped home. Rich with personal accounts and rare footage and photos Ellis Island is a fitting tribute to the island and the era. It takes special care to document the shameful anti-immigrant sentiment that led to quotas and eventually the island's ruin and closure in 1954. Never again would new Americans be fed donuts and milk in the waiting room. --Jennifer

2218 Supersize Me In Super Size Me filmmaker Morgan Spurlock unravels the American obesity epidemic by interviewing experts nation-wide and by subjecting himself to a "McDonalds Only" diet for thirty days straight. His Sundance award-winning feature is as entertaining as it is horrifying-diving into corporate responsibility nutritional education school lunch programs and how we as a nation are eating ourselves to death.

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Number Series Title Description2219 Broken A gun blast, a flash of light and a young woman awakens to the comfort

of her own bed. Bonnie Clayton has it all, a great relationship, a challenging career, and the burden of a dream that grows more vivid and disturbing with each passing night. But when Bonnie is abducted by a sadistic stranger and his colorful entourage, she discovers that the key to her survival lies within the familiar realms of her recurring dream. In their desire to create an intelligent action packed thriller, Writer/Director Alex Ferrari and Writer/Producer Jorge Flores Rodriguez combined their technical and creative skills to develop their breakthrough project B R O K E N.

2220 Crash Movie studios, by and large, avoid controversial subjects like race the way you might avoid a hive of angry bees. So it's remarkable that Crash even got made; that it's a rich, intelligent, and moving exploration of the interlocking lives of a dozen Los Angeles residents--black, white, latino, Asian, and Persian--is downright amazing. A politically nervous district attorney (Brendan Fraser) and his high-strung wife (Sandra Bullock, biting into a welcome change of pace from Miss Congeniality) get car-jacked by an oddly sociological pair of young black men (Larenz Tate and Chris "Ludacris" Bridges); a rich black T.V. director (Terrence Howard) and his wife (Thandie Newton) get pulled over by a white racist cop (Matt Dillon) and his reluctant partner (Ryan Phillipe); a detective (Don Cheadle) and his Latina partner and lover (Jennifer Esposito) investigate a white cop who shot a black cop--these are only three of the interlocking stories that reach up and down class lines. Writer/director Paul Haggis (who wrote the screenplay for Million Dollar Baby) spins every character in unpredictable directions, refusing to let anyone sink into a stereotype. The cast--ranging from the famous

2221 Workforce Preparation In the New Economy Audio only (see Marc Smith)

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Number Series Title Description2222 The End of Suburbia I am amazed there are so few reviews of this DVD. It was the feature at

a conference I attended three years ago and watching it was an eye-opening, life-changing event. Yes, we knew about the drawbacks of sprawl and its effects on the environment. Yada, yada. What we didn't know about was that our entire "non-negotiable" American way of life is perched on, if not already tipping over, the edge of collapse in the not so distant future as a result of world-wide fossil fuel depletion, among other things. The implications of this well-documented DVD affect nearly every aspect of our daily lives. Every American needs to see this. Few if any will like it. Many will discount it. But hopefully most of us will wake-up and realize that we need to get real busy, real fast safeguarding our own personal circumstances and electing officials at all levels of government who recognize the impending crises we face and have the courage to take needed action to address it. Granted the DVD goes on a bit long on the same points and verges occasionally into unnecessary political commentary. But what is being laid out here bears repeating and is not a political issue. It is a survival issue. Over

2223 Now With David Brancaccio The PBS newsmagazine NOW uncovers truth and investigates the state of our democracy from coast to coast with probing interviews, dedicated reporting, and meticulous research. Hosted by award-winning veteran journalist David Brancaccio and providing unique insight into the issues that matter most to everyday Americans, NOW has been called "one of the last bastions of serious journalism on TV" by the Austin American-Statesman

2224 Guns, Germs, and Steel I Is the balance of power in the world, the essentially unequal distribution of wealth and clout that has shaped civilization for centuries, a matter of survival of the fittest… or merely of the luckiest? In Guns, Germs, and Steel, UCLA professor (and author of the best-seller bearing the same title) Jared Diamond makes a compelling case for the latter. Diamond's theory is that the predominance of white Europeans (and Americans of European descent) over other cultures has nothing to do with racial superiority, as many have claimed, but is instead the result of nothing more, or less, than geographical coincidence. His argument, in a nutshell, is that the people who populated the Middle East's "fertile crescent" thousands of years ago were the first farmers, blessed with abundant natural resources (native crops such as wheat and barley, domesticable animals like pigs, goats, sheep, and cows). When their descendents migrated to Europe and northern Africa, climates similar to the crescent's, those same assets, which were unavailable in most of the rest of the world, led to the flourishing of advanced civilizations in those places as well. Add to that their ability to control fire, and Europeans eventually developed the guns and steel (swords, trains,

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Number Series Title Description2225 Guns, Germs, and Steel II Is the balance of power in the world, the essentially unequal distribution

of wealth and clout that has shaped civilization for centuries, a matter of survival of the fittest… or merely of the luckiest? In Guns, Germs, and Steel, UCLA professor (and author of the best-seller bearing the same title) Jared Diamond makes a compelling case for the latter. Diamond's theory is that the predominance of white Europeans (and Americans of European descent) over other cultures has nothing to do with racial superiority, as many have claimed, but is instead the result of nothing more, or less, than geographical coincidence. His argument, in a nutshell, is that the people who populated the Middle East's "fertile crescent" thousands of years ago were the first farmers, blessed with abundant natural resources (native crops such as wheat and barley, domesticable animals like pigs, goats, sheep, and cows). When their descendents migrated to Europe and northern Africa, climates similar to the crescent's, those same assets, which were unavailable in most of the rest of the world, led to the flourishing of advanced civilizations in those places as well. Add to that their ability to control fire, and Europeans eventually developed the guns and steel (swords, trains,

2226 Slavery: the Downward Spiral Underscoring how slavery impacted the growth of this country's Southern and Northern states; the series examines issues still relevant today. The variety of cultures from which the slaves originated provided the budding states with a multitude of skills that had a dramatic effect on the diverse communities. From joining the British in the Revolutionary War, to fleeing to Canada, to joining rebel communities in the U.S. the slaves sought freedom in many ways, ultimately having a far-reaching effect on the new hemisphere they were forced to inhabit.

2227 Slavery:Liberty In the Air Underscoring how slavery impacted the growth of this country's Southern and Northern states; the series examines issues still relevant today. The variety of cultures from which the slaves originated provided the budding states with a multitude of skills that had a dramatic effect on the diverse communities. From joining the British in the Revolutionary War, to fleeing to Canada, to joining rebel communities in the U.S. the slaves sought freedom in many ways, ultimately having a far-reaching effect on the new hemisphere they were forced to inhabit.

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Number Series Title Description2228 Slavery: Seeds of Destruction Underscoring how slavery impacted the growth of this country's

Southern and Northern states; the series examines issues still relevant today. The variety of cultures from which the slaves originated provided the budding states with a multitude of skills that had a dramatic effect on the diverse communities. From joining the British in the Revolutionary War, to fleeing to Canada, to joining rebel communities in the U.S. the slaves sought freedom in many ways, ultimately having a far-reaching effect on the new hemisphere they were forced to inhabit.

2229 Slavery: Challenge of Freedom Underscoring how slavery impacted the growth of this country's Southern and Northern states; the series examines issues still relevant today. The variety of cultures from which the slaves originated provided the budding states with a multitude of skills that had a dramatic effect on the diverse communities. From joining the British in the Revolutionary War, to fleeing to Canada, to joining rebel communities in the U.S. the slaves sought freedom in many ways, ultimately having a far-reaching effect on the new hemisphere they were forced to inhabit.

2230 Sons of Hajiomar Haji Omar and his three sons belong to the Lakankhel, a Pakhtun tribal group in north‑eastern Afghanistan. The film focuses on this family: Haji Omar, the patriarch, a wealthy settled nomad, determined on economic div(‑rsification through his sons; Anwar, the eldest, his father's favorite, pastoralist and expert horse-man; Jannat Gul, cultivator and ambitious rebel; and Ismail,the youngest, attending school with a view to a job as a government official

2231 Non-Verbal Communication In the Global Marketplace

Focuses on the role of proxemics, objects, posture, gestures, and environment in nonverbal communication.

2232 Communicating In the office This program highlights communication issues that frequently cause strife in offices. It covers fielding messages, changing priorities, handling voicemail, and managing complaints.

2233 Communication Skills For the Workplace This program delivers a clear message to students – that the number one asset for virtually any employee is the ability to communicate effectively. Whether speaking or writing, it is essential for employees to be able to relate information and thoughts clearly. Students will see that effective communication not only makes a business run better, it also enhances the prospects for the employee who can master it.

2234 Grammar: Active Vs Passive Voice I Grades 5-9. Help students develop a writing style that will captivate their readers! This program explains how to identify passive voice, restate the sentence in an active form, and recognize correct subject-object sentence structures.

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Number Series Title Description2235 Grammar: Active Vs Passive Voice II Grades 5-9. Help students develop a writing style that will captivate

their readers! This program explains how to identify passive voice, restate the sentence in an active form, and recognize correct subject-object sentence structures.

2236 Age and Attitudes Compared to job seekers under the age of forty, It takes "older" workers 64% longer to find jobs. Today there are 1.5 million older workers looking for work. They fossils...or the key to future profitability? AGE & ATTITUDES is a hard hitting ABC NEWS Prime Time Live special report. Diane Sawyer leads a team of discrimination testers undercover to get a firsthand look at what may be America's most costly waste of of talent and human energy. Experts say age discrimination is even harder to detect race or gender bias. Many job interviewers aren't even aware they are discriminating. This video and discussion guide will help viewers gain new insights and turn the tables on age discrimination. Valuable, talented workers over forty are being left on the doorsteps of the work place. AGE & ATTITUDES will help managers and supervisors look at potential hires in a new way. A corVISION Media Release Produced by ABC News

2237 Under Suspicion When You Watch This Video Program, You Will Witness a Deeply Disturbing Scene. What if you were constantly watched while you were shopping... perhaps even strip-searched for no justifiable reason? That's what some say has been happening to black men and women -- even children! Are store clerks and security guards just doing their jobs? Or, is their behavior rooted in racism? This ABC News 20/20 program goes undercover to show you the plight of black shopper. In stores across the country, they are under suspicion simply because of the color of their skin. A corVISION Media Release Produced by ABC News

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Number Series Title Description2238 The Ugly Truth It should come as no surprise that good looking people may have it

easier than others. Just how far good looks can take a person is the subject of THE UGLY TRUTH. Viewers of the THE UGLY TRUTH will learn about a painful, subtle form of discrimination with high social costs. Our society recognizes sexism and racism as forms of discrimination. But there is also widespread discrimination against people with average looks in favor of "good looking" people. In this hard-hitting BC News 20/20 segment, veteran correspondent John Stossel uses actors and hidden cameras to expose "lookism" in typical real-life situations: on the street, on the job, in school, and in the courtroom. Why do we unconsciously reward good looking people and automatically assume they are smarter, more honest and even kinder than average looking people? Discover "The Ugly Truth" for yourself. If you're a woman in distress... If you want to land a decent job... If you hope for better pay... If you want your students to like you... If you want to stay out of jail... It helps to be good looking. A corVISION Media Release Produced by ABC News

2239 The Fairer Sex? ABC's "Prime Time Live" set out to discover whether there are daily differences in being a male versus a female in today's American society, particulary in the workplace. Julie and Chris, professional testers in their late 20s, helped in the investigation. They posed as two people who had just moved to a major urban area. We follow them as they begin to get established, looking for jobs, shopping for cars, even asking about playing golf. While Chris receives priority treatment in nearly every test situation, Judith is often talked down to + in some cases even ignored. This video will help organizations openly discuss the gender discrimination issue and how it affects performance and motivation in their organizations.

2240 Journey To Planet Earth Rivers of Destiny Journey to Planet Earth, Season One DVD: Rivers of Destiny! Public Television. Journeys to 4 major river systems: 1) The Mississippi 2) The Amazon 3) The Jordan 4) The Mekong

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Number Series Title Description2241 Journey To Planet Earth Land of Plenty, Land of Want As the population of Planet Earth continues to grow, it is necessary to

understand the delicate balance that is needed to preserve the environment while feeding the world's inhabitants. Students will see in the upcoming video segments the need to find ways to reconcile economic growth with the continued health of the land. As cities have expanded, farmland has been lost to development. In an effort to feed the ever-increasing population of the planet, farmers have experimented with various methods of increasing agricultural yields. Some of these methods, over time, have proven to be unhealthy for the environment. Now, more than ever before, it is critical that farmers and scientists work together to develop a sustainable agricultural system through the effective management of Earth's natural resources. Sustainable agriculture is the use of farming practices that will produce food for consumption without causing harm to the environment.

2242 Journey To Planet Earth Future Conditional We begin our journey in the Arctic, an isolated and vulnerable world of extremes. In many ways, this is the perfect place to investigate the future health of our planet — a future conditional on how we cope with the spread of toxic pollution. The Arctic is a place dominated by the rhythms of nature and the seasonal patterns of migration. It's a place of deep fiords teeming with life and remote fishing villages governed by the endless cycle of strong tidal currents. However, the image that most people have of the polar region — of a pristine unspoiled wilderness — is far from accurate. The Arctic, which has very few sources of industrial pollution, is turning into a toxic sink. In a phenomenon scientists call the grasshopper effect, toxic pollutants released thousands of miles to the south evaporate in the warm climate then ride the winds until they reach the cold air of the Arctic, where they eventually fall to the earth. Thousands of miles to the south in Tijuana, the community of Colonia Chilpancingo suffered from a much more local source of pollution. When it rains a nearby creek is flooded with chemical wastes from a deserted industrial park upstream. Lead

2243 Journey To Planet Earth The State of the Planet An Investigation of the most critical questions of the 21st Century. Are populations soaring out of control? Will there be enough water and food for future generations? And global warming—a false alarm or a gathering storm?

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Number Series Title Description2244 China Rises 1&2 Learn of the monumental changes unfolding in the People's Republic

could reshape our world. From an unkempt factory floor in Zhejiang Province to a red carpet premier at the Shanghai Film Festival to the transformation of Tiananmen Square into an Olympic beach volleyball court, this three-hour documentary offers an intimate portrait of Earth's oldest civilization as it redresses itself and attempts to reclaim its place in the world order. Getting Rich: In 25 years, this land of 1.3 billion people has achieved the most rapid economic advance of any nation in history by scrapping its fanatical devotion to collectivism and embracing private enterprise with all the ruthless zeal of 19th century robber barons. Learn how the poor cope with the cost of China's success and how piracy, pollution and a looming energy crisis could derail the country's 'economic miracle.' City of Dreams: In Shanghai, a generation of Chinese now live in a style that would not look out of place in New York, Berlin or Toronto. They're hip, they're happy and they enjoy more personal freedom than at any point in their country's history. But while middle class Chinese make the most of their prosperity, Shanghai's

2245 China Rises 2&4 Learn of the monumental changes unfolding in the People's Republic could reshape our world. From an unkempt factory floor in Zhejiang Province to a red carpet premier at the Shanghai Film Festival to the transformation of Tiananmen Square into an Olympic beach volleyball court, this three-hour documentary offers an intimate portrait of Earth's oldest civilization as it redresses itself and attempts to reclaim its place in the world order. Getting Rich: In 25 years, this land of 1.3 billion people has achieved the most rapid economic advance of any nation in history by scrapping its fanatical devotion to collectivism and embracing private enterprise with all the ruthless zeal of 19th century robber barons. Learn how the poor cope with the cost of China's success and how piracy, pollution and a looming energy crisis could derail the country's 'economic miracle.' City of Dreams: In Shanghai, a generation of Chinese now live in a style that would not look out of place in New York, Berlin or Toronto. They're hip, they're happy and they enjoy more personal freedom than at any point in their country's history. But while middle class Chinese make the most of their prosperity, Shanghai's

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Number Series Title Description2246 Founding Brothers Vol I In retrospect, it seems as if the American Revolution was inevitable.

But was it? In Founding Brothers, Joseph J. Ellis reveals that many of those truths we hold to be self-evident were actually fiercely contested in the early days of the republic. Ellis focuses on six crucial moments in the life of the new nation, including a secret dinner at which the seat of the nation's capital was determined--in exchange for support of Hamilton's financial plan; Washington's precedent-setting Farewell Address; and the Hamilton and Burr duel. Most interesting, perhaps, is the debate (still dividing scholars today) over the meaning of the Revolution. In a fascinating chapter on the renewed friendship between John Adams and Thomas Jefferson at the end of their lives, Ellis points out the fundamental differences between the Republicans, who saw the Revolution as a liberating act and hold the Declaration of Independence most sacred, and the Federalists, who saw the revolution as a step in the building of American nationhood and hold the Constitution most dear. Throughout the text, Ellis explains the personal, face-to-face nature of early American politics--and notes that the members of the

2247 Founding Brothers Vol II In retrospect, it seems as if the American Revolution was inevitable. But was it? In Founding Brothers, Joseph J. Ellis reveals that many of those truths we hold to be self-evident were actually fiercely contested in the early days of the republic. Ellis focuses on six crucial moments in the life of the new nation, including a secret dinner at which the seat of the nation's capital was determined--in exchange for support of Hamilton's financial plan; Washington's precedent-setting Farewell Address; and the Hamilton and Burr duel. Most interesting, perhaps, is the debate (still dividing scholars today) over the meaning of the Revolution. In a fascinating chapter on the renewed friendship between John Adams and Thomas Jefferson at the end of their lives, Ellis points out the fundamental differences between the Republicans, who saw the Revolution as a liberating act and hold the Declaration of Independence most sacred, and the Federalists, who saw the revolution as a step in the building of American nationhood and hold the Constitution most dear. Throughout the text, Ellis explains the personal, face-to-face nature of early American politics--and notes that the members of the

2249 Developing Geart Self Esteem A deep understanding of how to improve your own self-esteem DW

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Number Series Title Description2250 Good Night and Good Luck In the early 1950's, the threat of Communism created an air of paranoia

in the United States and exploiting those fears was Senator Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin. However, CBS reporter 'Edward R. Murrow (I)' and his producer Fred W. Friendly decided to take a stand and challenge McCarthy and expose him for the fear monger he was. However, their actions took a great personal toll on both men, but they stood by their convictions and helped to bring down one of the most controversial senators in American history. Written by Brian Washington

2251 An Inconvenient Truth Director Davis Guggenheim eloquently weaves the science of global warming with Mr. Gore's personal history and lifelong commitment to reversing the effects of global climate change. A longtime advocate for the environment, Gore presents a wide array of facts and information in a thoughtful and compelling way. "Al Gore strips his presentations of politics, laying out the facts for the audience to draw their own conclusions in a charming, funny and engaging style, and by the end has everyone on the edge of their seats, gripped by his haunting message," said Guggenheim. An Inconvenient Truth is not a story of despair but rather a rallying cry to protect the one earth we all share. "It is now clear that we face a deepening global climate crisis that requires us to act boldly, quickly, and wisely," said Gore. Written by Plantation Productions

2252 Free To Choose - the Power of the Market & the Tyranny of Control

Volume 1 - The Power of the Market (1980) America’s freedom and prosperity derive from the combination of the idea of human liberty in America’s Declaration of Independence with the idea of economic freedom in Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations. Friedman explains how markets and voluntary exchange organize activity and enable people to improve their lives. He also explains the price system. Friedman visits Hong Kong, U.S. and Scotland. Volume 2 - The Tyranny of Control (1980) Government planning and detailed control of economic activity lessens productive innovation, and consumer choice. Good, better, best, are replaced by "approved" or "authorized." Friedman shows how "established" industries or methods, seek government protection or subsidization in their attempts to stop or limit product improvements which they don’t control. Friedman visits India, Japan and U.S.

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Number Series Title Description2253 Free To Choose - Anatomy of a Crisis & From

Cradle To GraveVolume 3 - Anatomy of Crisis (1980) The Great Depression has been popularly viewed as a failure of capitalism. The stock market crash, the failure of the Bank of the United States, loss of personal savings, were visible symbols supporting this belief. As Friedman explains, the real cause was the unseen failure of government policy and action. Yet this crisis resulting from government failure leads to decades of government expansion. Volume 4 - From Cradle to Grave (1980) The welfare state arises from the attempt to do good with other people’s money. Such attempts always fail because: Nobody spends somebody else’s money as carefully as his own. Welfare is supply driven. Those spending the money use force to collect it and to insure those receiving it use it for "right" purposes. Good intentions are corrupted by bad means. Friedman visits U.S. and Britain.

2254 Free To Choose - Created Equal & What'A Wrong With Our Schools

Volume 5 - Created Equal (1980) The Declaration of Independence says, "all men are created equal." Friedman explains that this did not mean all persons should or will have equal talents or income. Equal opportunity to better one’s self, and the right to personally benefit from the gains realized, are consistent with freedom. Equality of results requires force. Taking from some to give to others destroys freedom and removes the incentive for creating new wealth. Friedman visits India, U.S. and Britain. Volume 6 - What’s Wrong with our Schools (1980) Parental choice and parental responsibility in the education of children is the U.S. tradition and is consistent with a free society. Centralized government control has eroded freedom and adversely affected the quality of education. The poor help pay for education for the future rich. Friedman has long advocated using vouchers to solve the problem. He explains why. Friedman visits U.S. and Britain.

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Number Series Title Description2255 Free To Choose - Who Protects the Consumer

& Who Protects the WorkerVolume 7 - Who Protects the Consumer? (1980) Various government agencies have been created on the claim that they will protect the consumer. These agencies restrict freedom, stifle beneficial innovation, and become agents for the industries or groups they are intended to regulate. Friedman explains how the apparent chaos of the market place, the competition of many suppliers for business, is the best protection of consumer interests. Volume 8 - Who Protects the Worker (1980) Unions sometimes protect some workers - their members - but usually at the expense of other workers. Government protects its employees and special groups of workers at the expense of other workers. Both unions and government restrict freedom. Friedman explains how the competition of employers for the talents of workers leads to the highest wages and best working conditions.

2256 Free To Choose - How To Cure Inflation & How To Stay Free

Inflation results when the amount of money printed or coined increases faster than the creation of new goods and services. Money is a "token" of the wealth of a nation. If more tokens are created than new wealth, it takes more tokens to buy the same goods. Friedman explains why politicians like inflation, and why wage and price controls are not solutions to the problem. Friedman visits Japan, U.S. and Britain. Democracies have only recently been considered desirable. Historically, it was feared that democracies always self destruct when citizens, forgetting that you cannot remove want and misery through legislation, insist on government actions that physically and morally bankrupt their nation. Friedman explains why the United States has so far avoided this outcome and how we can continue to do so. This program includes an interview of Dr. Friedman by Lawrence E. Spivak.

2257 Wide Angle 1-800-India: Importing a White-Collar Economy

Offshore outsourcing -- firms subcontracting important parts of their businesses to firms in other countries -- are changing the nature of global business. In India, outsourcing has sparked an economic boom, and those working in the industry are making new lives that balance traditional Indian family values with Western-style social and economic mores. But in India, as in the United States, the long-term impact of outsourcing is still unclear.

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Number Series Title Description2258 Girlhood This documentary follows two teenage girls at a Maryland juvenile

detention center over a three-year period. Directed by Liz Garbus, the film consists of intimate interviews with the girls and a look at their daily lives inside. It also shows the counseling sessions that the girls undergo, as they discuss their crimes and try to understand themselves. While the film is stunning in its simplicity, the issues it introduces are mind-boggling in their complexity, leading viewers to ask themselves what drives children to violence.

2259 Nova: Magnetic Strom What is weakening Earth’s invisible shield? Magnets have the power to attract and repel—sometimes on a massive scale. The Earth’s molten core—a violent mix of searing heat, crushing pressure, and a billion trillion tons of liquid iron—creates an invisible shield that surrounds the globe, guarding against a constant barrage of deadly radiation from space. But over the last few decades, the Earth’s magnetic field has weakened dramatically, intriguing scientists across the globe. The power generated 2000 miles beneath our feet protects us every day, but the loss of Earth’s magnetic field is a brewing storm that affects us all. While experts research and debate, persistent questions remain. Is a rare geomagnetic reversal the cause of earth’s inner turmoil? And if the magnetic field were to vanish altogether, would Earth become as lifeless as Mars?

2260 Living Rock What is weakening Earth’s invisible shield? Magnets have the power to attract and repel—sometimes on a massive scale. The Earth’s molten core—a violent mix of searing heat, crushing pressure, and a billion trillion tons of liquid iron—creates an invisible shield that surrounds the globe, guarding against a constant barrage of deadly radiation from space. But over the last few decades, the Earth’s magnetic field has weakened dramatically, intriguing scientists across the globe. The power generated 2000 miles beneath our feet protects us every day, but the loss of Earth’s magnetic field is a brewing storm that affects us all. While experts research and debate, persistent questions remain. Is a rare geomagnetic reversal the cause of earth’s inner turmoil? And if the magnetic field were to vanish altogether, would Earth become as lifeless as Mars?

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Number Series Title Description2261 Thesizzling Planet The "Living Rock" DVD, a joint publication of the US Geological Survey

and Alpha DVD, is a one hour educational program about the Earth's geology. Targeted at High School grade levels, Living Rock introduces students to such geology concepts as: Geologic Time; Continental Crust; Plate Tectonics; Volcanic Activity; Earthquakes; Subduction Zones; Erosion and Glaciers. The Living Rock DVD also includes over 400 USGS "Fact Sheets" in Adobe Acrobat format, viewable on all PC and Mac systems with a DVD-ROM drive.

2300 Cinema Paradisco Disc One A famous film director returns home to a Sicilian village for the first time after almost 30 years. He reminisces about his childhood at the Cinema Paradiso where Alfredo, the projectionist, first brought about his love of films. He is also reminded of his lost teenage love, Elena, who he had to leave before he left for Rome. (US. Theatrical Feature)

2301 Cinema Paradisco Disc Two A famous film director returns home to a Sicilian village for the first time after almost 30 years. He reminisces about his childhood at the Cinema Paradiso where Alfredo, the projectionist, first brought about his love of films. He is also reminded of his lost teenage love, Elena, who he had to leave before he left for Rome. (Director's Cut)

2302 Citizen Kane Feature film: An all-powerful press magnate, Kane, dies in his fabulous castle Xanadu, his last word being "Rosebud", which leads a reporter to seek the meaning behind the word and find the meaning of Kane. Prominant publisher, William Randolph Hearst, saw the film as a thinly disguised version of his career and attempted to suppress it. Documentary: Looks at the lives and careers of Orson Welles and William Randolph Hearst, and how Hearst tried to surpress the film Citizen Kane and destroy Welles.

2303 The Battle Over Citizen Kane Looks at the lives and careers of Orson Welles and William Randolph Hearst, and how Hearst tried to surpress the 1941 film Citizen Kane and destroy Welles.

2304 Singin' In the Rain Glorious classic film musical. 1927: Don Lockwood and Lina Lamont are the darlings of the silent silver screen. Offscreen, Don, aided by his happy-go-lucky friend and piano accompanist, Cosmo Brown, has to dodge Lina's romantic overtures, especially when he falls for chorus girl Kathy Selden. With the advent of sound in motion pictures, it is decided to turn Don and Lina's new film into a "talkie" and a musical at that. The only problem is Lina's voice, which mere words cannot describe. Thus, Kathy is brought on to dub her speaking and singing voice in secret, and Don's on top of the world. But then Lina finds out.

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Number Series Title Description2305 Singin' In the Rain Special Features Special Features - Singin' in the Rain2306 The Great Lakes Part 1 recreates the dramatic story of how the Great Lakes were

formed in the most recent ice age. Includes a section on Native Americans who lived here after the ice ages. Part 2 tells the story of the voyageurs, lumberjacks, miners and pioneer farmers who settled and developed the Great Lakes country into what we know today. Part 3 highlights case studies of current environmental problems and solutions. Includes an interview with Dr. Clifford Kraft, Sea Grant scientist in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Updated in 2004

2307 Pennies a Day Muhammad Yunus, leader of the microcredit revolution, shares his views on building connections between business and the social sector.

2308 Enron: the Smartest Guys In the Room Community Colleges represent the fastest growing segment of American higher education, their open admissions, low tuition, and flexible scheduling draw students. The government though spends five times as much on prison inmates as it does with community colleges.

2309 Discouned Dreams Chronicles the rise of Enron Corporation and its disintegration following scandal. Examines the morality of corporate philosophy. Focuses on key Enron executives Ken Lay, Jeff Skilling, and Andy Fastow.

2310 Baadasssss In depth look at "blaxploitation" films of the 1970s.2311 Explorinh Type With the Myers-Briggs Type

IndicatorProvides a basic understanding of how the MBTI uses individual preferences to determine four fundamental preferences and sixteen personality types, and presents the MBTI as a useful tool to enhance personal self-awareness and understanding

2312 Black Gold: Wake Up and Smell the Coffee After oil, coffee is the most actively traded commodity in the world with $80 billion in retail sales. But for every $3 cup of coffee, a coffee farmer receives only 3 cents. Most of the money goes to the middlemen, especially the four giant conglomerates which control the coffee market. Tracing the path of the coffee consumed each day to the farmers who produce the beans, Black Gold asks us to 'wake up and smell the coffee', to face the unjust conditions under which our favorite drink is produced and to decide what we can do about it.

2313 Dead Poets Society English professor John Keating, who, in an age of crew cuts, sport coats and cheerless conformity, inspires his students to live life to the fullest, exclaiming ... "Carpe Diem, lads! Seize the day. Make your lives extraordinary!" The charismatic teacher's emotionally charged challenge is met by his students with irrepressible enthusiasm--changing their lives forever.

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Number Series Title Description2314 Radio The story of the relationship between a prominent high school football

coach in a small South Carolina town and the illiterate, mentally-challenged man nicknamed Radio whom he mentors. Although their friendship raises some eyebrows at first, Radio's growth under the coach's guidance ultimately inspires the local townsfolk.

2315 Dangerouse Minds When an ex-Marine becomes a high school teacher, she is assigned to a tough class of inner-city teenagers.

2316 To Sir, With Love A teacher in England abandons the traditional curriculum of education in dealing with a class of students rejected by other schools.

2317 Mr. Holland's Opus A frustrated composer comes to realize that his real passion is teaching and that his legacy is not a truly memorable piece of music, but the generations of young people whose lives he affects.

2318 Eyes On the Prize Vol 7 Episode 1: Awakenings (1954-1956) Awakenings focuses on the catalytic events of 1954-1956. The Mississippi lynching of 14-year-old Emmett Till led to a widely publicized trial where a courageous black man took the stand and accused two white men of murder. In Montgomery, Alabama, Rosa Parks refused to yield her bus seat to a white man and triggered a yearlong boycott that resulted in the desegregation of public buses. Ordinary citizens and local leaders joined the black struggle for freedom. The Southern Christian Leadership Conference was formed. In response, may white southerners closed ranks in opposition to the burgeoning black rights movement. Racial discrimination finally became a political issue. Episode 2: Fighting Back (1957-1962) Fighting Back follows the struggle for equality from the schoolroom to the courtroom and back as blacks reject the existing system of “separate but equal” education. In 1954, the Supreme Court also rejects the system with its historic Brown v. Board of Education decision. The legal battle won, in 1957 nine black teenagers dare to integrate Little Rock’s Central High School. In 1962, a resolute James Meredith enrolls at the Univeristy of Mississippi.

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Number Series Title Description2319 Eyes On the Prize Vol 6 Episode 3: Ain't Scared of Your Jails (1960-1961) Ain’t scared of your

jails chronicles the courage displayed by thousands of young people and college students who joined the ranks of the movement and gave it new direction. In 1960, lunch counter sit-ins spread across the South, may organized by the new, energetic Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. In 1961, on the Freedom Rides, many young people faced violence and defied death threats as they labored to obliterate segregation in interstate bus travel below the Mason-Dixon Line. The growing movement toward racial equality influenced the 1960 Presidential campaign; and federal rights versus state’s rights became an issue. Episode 4: No Easy Walk (1962-1966) No Easy Walk explores a crucial phase in the civil rights movement—the emergence of mass demonstrations and marches as a powerful protest vehicle. In Albany, Georgia, police chief Laurie Pritchett challenged Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.’s tactics of nonviolent mass demonstration. In Birminghm, Alabama, school children steadfastly marched against the violent spray of fire hoses and were jailed as a result. The triumphant

2320 Eyes On the Prize Vol 5 Episode 5: Mississippi: Is This America? (1962-1964) Focuses on the extraordinary personal risks faced by ordinary citizens as they assumed responsibility for social change, particularly during the 1962-64 voting rights campaign in Mississippi. The state became a testing ground of constitutional principles as civil rights activists concentrated their energies on the right to vote. White resistance to the sharing of political power clashed with the strong determination of movement leaders to bring Mississippi blacks to the ballot box. In Freedom Summer 1964, tension between white resistance and movement activists climaxed in the tragic murder of three young civil rights workers. Episode 6: Bridge to Freedom (1965) In Bridge to Freedom, the lessons of a decade are brought to bear in the climactic 1965 march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, when thousands joined together to march fifty miles for freedom. During the drive to make voting rights a national issue, strategic and ideological differences began to surface between Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s SCLC and the younger activists on SNCC. As white “blacklash” and segregationist resistance intensified,

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Number Series Title Description2321 Eyes On the Prize Vol 4 Episode 7: The Time Has Come (1964-1965) During the decade of

civil rights protest in the south, a sense of urgency and anger emerged from the black communities in the north. This urgency was best articulated by Malcolm X, then National Minister of the Nation of Islam. Viewers follow the trajectory of Malcolm X’s influence, both within the movement and outside. The program shows the influence of his philosophy on the staff of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) as they organized the Lowndes County Freedom Organization in Alabama and as they issued the call for “Black Power” during the 1966 Meredith March Against Fear in Mississippi. Episode 8: Two Societies (1965-1968) Against the backdrop of the long hot summers of the mid-1960s, Martin Luther King Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference went to Chicago in an attempt to apply southern movement tactics to the urban north. Their strategies were tested as they came up against the powerful political machinery of Mayor Richard Daley. A year later, in Detroit, frustration and anger built to urban violence as blacks and law officers clashed on city streets and America appeared to be a nation out of control.

2322 Eyes On the Prize Vol 3 Episode 9: Power! (1967-1968) Out of the ashes of the urban rebellions, blacks looked for new ways to take control of their communities; the ballot box, the street and the schools became the dominant platforms. In Cleveland, the black community, together with a segment of white voters, achieved an historic victory: the election of Carl Stokes as the first African American mayor of a major city. In Oakland, young black men and women attempted to confront continuing police harassment by forming the Black Panther Party. In Brooklyn, New York, black and Hispanic parents struggled to improve their children’s education through community control of schools. While these efforts had varying degrees of success, they nevertheless resulted in greater empowerment for their communities. Episode 10: The Promised Land (1967-1968) In the final year of Martin Luther King’s life, the movement turned its attention to the economic issues confronting the nation and the rumblings of a far off war in Vietnam. Moved by the increasing level of poverty, Dr. King and his staff searched for a strategy, in effect, an economic redistribution of wealth. They began to organize a Poor People’s Campaign, a march of the

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Number Series Title Description2323 Eyes On the Prize Vol 2 Episode 11: Ain't Gonna Shuffle No More (1964-1972) An awareness

and sense of pride emerged through the struggle of World Heavyweight Champion Cassius Clay to be called by his new Islamic name, Muhammad Ali. No longer content to use the mainstream culture as their standard and rejecting images which traditionally stereotyped them as servile and inferior, a new generation of African Americans began to redefine itself. Propelled by the Black Consciousness Movement, they celebrated black values and culture and their African roots. Howard University students demanded a more black-oriented curriculum, and African-Americans of every persuasion met to forge a new unity at the Black Political Convention in Gary, Indiana. Episode 12: A Nation of Law? (1967-1968) By the late 1960s, the anger in poorer urban areas over charges of police brutality was smoldering. In Chicago, Fred Hampton formed a Black Panther Party chapter. As the chapter grew, so did police surveillance. In a pre-dawn assault by the police, Panthers Hampton and Mark Clark were killed. The deaths came at a time when movement activists were increasingly becoming targets of police harassment at both the local and federal levels through

2324 Eyes On the Prize Vol 1 Episode 13: The Keys to the Kindgdom (1974-1980) This show examines the relationship between law and popular struggle as it chronicles efforts to inject substance into promises of equality. The movement’s focus is on the keys to the kingdom: jobs and education. In Boston, black parents organize to improve their children’s education through court-ordered integration; the response of the white community was swift and often violent. In Atlanta, Mayor Maynard Jackson, the city’s first black mayor, used the legal remedy of an affirmative action program to guarantee black involvement in the construction of Atlanta’s airport. Affirmative action programs did not go unchallenged, however, as Allan Bakke took his suit against the University of California all the way to the Supreme Court. Episode 14: Back to the Movement (1979-mid 1980s) The series concludes with an examination of two cities—one southern, one northern. In Miami, Florida, viewers witness the destruction of Overtown, a once-thriving community, as it was ravaged by urban renewal and the construction of an interstate highway. Politically powerless, the community’s economic plight was worsened by the steady arrival of another minority group—Cuban

2326 20/20: Waiting On the World To Change A dynamic and provocative documentary film, showcasing Jane Elliott's world famous Blue-Eyed/Brown-Eyed exercise in discrimination. White young American college students from various backgrounds are forced to experience the same kind of racist treatment African Americans and other minorities have been receiving for years.

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Number Series Title Description2327 Leonard Bernstenin's Young People's

Concerts: What Does Music Mean?ABC News

2328 Leonard Bernstenin's Young People's Concerts:What Makes Music Symphon

From 1958 through 1973, Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic thrilled audiences with wonderful concert experiences presented in a sparkling music-with-commentary format: The Young People's Concert. Viewed nationwide on CBS television, and eventually telecast around the world, The Young People's Concerts turned an entire generation into music lovers.

2329 Leonard Bernstenin's Young People's Concerts: What Is a Concerto


2330 Leonard Bernstenin's Young People's Concerts: What Is Impressionism?


2331 Leonard Bernstenin's Young People's Concerts:The Latin American Spirt


2332 Leonard Bernstenin's Young People's Concerts: a Tribute To Sibelius, Music


2333 Leonard Bernstenin's Young People's Concerts: a Birthday Tribute To Shostak.


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Number Series Title Description2334 Leonard Bernstenin's Young People's

Concerts: Quiz of MusicFrom 1958 through 1973, Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic thrilled audiences with wonderful concert experiences presented in a sparkling music-with-commentary format: The Young People's Concert. Viewed nationwide on CBS television, and eventually telecast around the world, The Young People's Concerts turned an entire generation into music lovers.

2335 Leonard Bernstenin's Young People's Concerts: Fidelio: a Celebration of Life


2336 Baadasssss! From 1958 through 1973, Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic thrilled audiences with wonderful concert experiences presented in a sparkling music-with-commentary format: The Young People's Concert. Viewed nationwide on CBS television, and eventually telecast around the world, The Young People's Concerts turned an entire generation into music lovers.

2337 Soldier's Home A candid portrait of Melvin Van Peeble's struggles as a young, black director during the society-shifting 70's. Determined to make a film that matters, Melvin deals with two-faced backers, a rag-tag crew, threatening creditors, and various shades of Hollywood hypocrisy. With everything on the line, his only choice is to stick to his guns and do whatever it takes to get his neo-blaxploitation epic to the audience for which it was envisioned.

2338 Renaissance Man Returning home after World War I to a community in which he feels alien, a soldier struggles to make sense of the past and face the uncertainty ahead.

2339 The Fantastic World of M.C. Escher A down-on-his-luck businessman takes the only job offered--a teacher in the U.S. Army. His mission: keep a ragtag bunch of underachieving misfits from flunking out of basic training.

2340 Cheaters The works of the Dutch graphic artist Maurits Cornelis Escher (1898-1972) have intrigued and delighted for generations. His distortions of space and time, steeped in fantastic imagery, have created a dedicated following around the world. But who was the man behind the intricate and mysterious designs? What inspired his unique and often bizarre prints?...

2341 Lean On Me Eleven students conspire with their teacher to cheat on an academic competition.

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Number Series Title Description2343 Swordfish This is the fact-based story of high school principal Joe Clark, who

armed himself with a bullhorn and a Louisville Slugger and slammed the door on losers at Eastside High in Paterson, New Jersey.

2344 Othello Set in 1953, Katherine Watson is a free-spirited graduate of UCLA who accepts a teaching post at Wellesley College, a women-only school where the students are torn between the repressive mores of the time and their longing for intellectual freedom.

2345 Ghosts of Abu Ghraib When the DEA shuts down a dummy corporation operation code named SWORDFISH, they had generated $400 million which they let sit around; years of compound interest has swelled it to $9.5 billion. A covert counter-terrorist unit called Black Cell, headed by Gabriel, wants the money to help finance their war against international terrorism, but it's all locked away behind super-encryption...

2346 The Pythagorean theorem A great man's vanity is manipulated by a jealous aide to bring about his downfall. Betrayal, deception and murder end the friendship between Othello, Desdemona, and Iago.

2347 C-Span: U.S. Energy Policy Interviews with perpetrators, witnesses, and victims examining the abuses that occurred in the fall of 2003 at the notorious Iraqi prison. Probes the psychology of how typical American men and women came to commit these atrocious acts.

2348 Mother Love Utilizes the power of animated graphics to help students conceptualize this important mathematical concept. The historical significance of Pythagoras and the contemporary usefulness of his discovery are discussed.

2349 You Don't Know Dick National Press Club speech from October 13, 2006.2350 The Genographic Project Using a large colony of new-born rhesus monkeys as subjects, Dr.

Harry F. Harlow of the University of Wisconsin studies the infant-mother relationship. He tests their reactions to a variety of mother substitutes in order to find the key to the bond between mother and child and to understand the effects of denial of maternal love.

2351 Dr. Seuss On the Loose Provides honest and riveting portraits of six men who once were women. Through their commentaries and the experiences of partners, friends, and family emerges an unforgettable story of self-discovery.

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Number Series Title Description2352 Building Big Dreams The National Geographic Society, IBM, geneticist Spencer Wells, and

the Waitt Family Foundation have launched the Genographic Project, a five-year effort to understand the human journey—where we came from and how we got to where we live today. This unprecedented effort will map humanity's genetic journey through the ages. The fossil record fixes human origins in Africa, but little is known about the great journey that took Homo sapiens to the far reaches of the Earth. How did we, each of us, end up where we are? Why do we appear in such a wide array of different colors and features?

2353 Masters of Lllusion Based on the stories by Dr. Seuss. Presents three cartoon stories which help children understand how people behave. Illustrates the pressure to conform, the inevitability of change, and resistance to something new.

2354 Discovery Channel: Parthenon: Design and Architecture

Combines location sequences and animation to show the building of historical and modern domes. Building small demonstrates the building of a geodesic dome by children using rolled up newspaper.

2355 Discovery Channel: Patterns, Symmetry, & Beauty

Examines artistic and scientific discoveries of the Renaissance, focusing on the discovery of perspective and the development of visual tools that create the magic of illusion.

2356 Art In the Classroom: Tessellations Discusses the building techniques of the ancient Greeks, from the quarrying of huge blocks of marble to the intricate carvings adorning the Parthenon.

2357 The Way the Music Died "What is beauty? Why do certain proportions and patterns evoke a plesant feeling? Mathematicians and artists alike agree that beauty can be found in nature and in art, architecture, and music. From the rhythms of Wynton Marsalis to the patterns of the Fibonacci sequence found in shells, beauty has a certain mathematical truth to it"

2358 Journey To Planet Earth The Urban Explosion Presents a brief history of tessellations. Scientist and artist Robert Fathauer describes the mathematical and artistic characteristics of tessellations. Demonstrates how to create tessellations with three basic methods: translation, rotation, and reflection.

2359 C-Span: the World Is Flat2360 The History of Television2361 State and Main In order to save money on production costs, a movie production crew

moves into a small town in Vermont. The crew soon discovers that their much needed "prop" has burned down, the star can't keep his pants zipped, the starlet won't take off her top and the locals want a piece of the action.

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Number Series Title Description2362 Pieces of April Family outcast April lives in a beat-up apartment in New York's Lower

East Side with her boyfriend, Bobby. In order to spend some time with her dying mother, April invites her conservative suburban family to her place for a Thanksgiving feast. While she frantically tries to complete the meal, the family drives in from Pennsylvania sharing less-than-pleasant opinions about April's lifestyle....

2363 The Day I Died: the Mind, the Brain, and Near-Death Experiences

The new clinical research into near death experiences is daring to suggest the impossible - evidence that the mind can live on after the brain has stopped functioning. This program tells real stories with unreal consequences and offer explanations to skeptics.

2364 Bend It Like Beckham Eighteen year-old Jesminder's parents want her to be a nice, conventional Indian girl. But she just wants to play soccer like her hero, David Beckham. For Jess, that means kicking a ball around the local park with the lads until she's spotted by Jules, who invites her to join the local women's team.

2365 The Power of Forgiveness The POWER of FORGIVENESS explores recent research into the psychological and physical effects of forgiveness on individuals and within relationships under a wide variety of conditions and translates it into a popular, accessible documentary film for national public television. This includes feature stories on the Amish, the 9/11 tragedy and peace-building in Northern Ireland, along with interviews with renowned Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh, Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel, best-selling authors Thomas Moore and Marianne Williamson and others. The film also explores the role forgiveness holds in various faiths traditions. It provides an honest look at the intensity of anger and grief that human nature is heir to. We see in the film that there are transgressions people find themselves unwilling or unable to forgive. Through character-driven stories the film shows the role forgiveness can play in alleviating anger and grief and the physical, mental and spiritual benefits that come with it

2366 Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making Us Sick?

UNNATURAL CAUSES sounds the alarm about the extent of our alarming socio-economic and racial inequities in health-and searches for their root causes. But those causes are not what we might expect ... It turns out there's much more to our health than bad habits, health care or unlucky genes. The social conditions in which we are born, live and work profoundly affect our well-being and longevity

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Number Series Title Description2367 Moral Hygiene It Takes More Than Parents - It Takes a

Village, Idiot!It was an era when parents and educators foresaw a dark future for rebellious American youth who "broke the rules" and refused to fit in with society. So, like lab rats in some bizarre social experiment, we were subjected to an onslaught of cornball films intended to turn out the next generation of model citizens. With the film projector as our Yoda, we became “enlightened” on good table manners, personal hygiene, how to fit in with the gang, choosing between right and wrong, and how to behave in the cafeteria.

2368 Moral Hygiene It's a Privilege - So Watch Your Ashphalt! From the 50’s through the 70’s, America faced a menace more frightening than the A-Bomb; teenagers with cars! Something had to be done to “set our minds right” so we wouldn't dream of pushing that pedal to the metal – the Highway Safety film! No one can argue these films weren’t well intentioned; but then so was New Coke, the Titanic and Joanie Loves Chachi. Delight in this assortment of society's best efforts at brainwashing generations of rebellious, thick-skulled 15-year-olds into compliance. Nothing subtle about the scare tactics employed here. In fact, watching them will make you wonder how you ever mustered the courage to shift one of these death machines out of Neutral.

2369 Moral Hygiene The Birds Vs. the Bees Whether it was the malt shop, a sock hop, or some other co-ed activity, they were hotbeds of unbridled desire. Parents and teachers knew our flesh was weak and it was their mission to make sure that any “inter-gender interaction” was polite, proper, and squeaky clean. Enter the Sex Ed and Dating films to target our moral and biological weak spots and cleanse our minds with a nice cold shower! Thank goodness. Without these films, how would we ever have learned about the difference between boys and girls, the perils of heavy petting, and how to talk to your parents about you-know-what?

2370 Moral Hygiene Oh Say, Can You Point Out a Bomb Shelter? Almost everyone has seen clips of Duck & Cover – a film that gave nightmares to every school kid who ever saw it. Presented here in all its lunatic glory, learn how to avoid nuclear annihilation by hitting the dirt and covering your head, just like a turtle. The REAL lesson: If the “big one” ever drops, the only thing left will be a billion turtles. This collection Cold War classics isn’t all gloom and doom though. The films run the gamut from hokey, to offensive, to genuinely moving. And each artifact of Americana is sure to get you in touch with your inner patriot.

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Number Series Title Description2371 Moral Hygiene Tomorrow's Evil-Doers Today - "What Are

Juvenile Delinquents?, Alex!" Bullies, trouble makers, show-offs, cheaters, punks and vandals. Call ‘em what you like, but we know what they really are: Juvenile Delinquents! Are your teenagers showing signs of unruliness, defiance, and disrespect? Well, plop their rebellious little butts in front of the TV and make them watch this DVD! You’ll be amazed how they transform into model citizens overnight! Yes, teen turmoil and adolescent angst runs amok in this collection of cautionary films. Thankfully, a healthy dose of Moral Hygiene is all it takes to show the little brats the consequences that lie ahead for defying the status quo and venturing into unwholesome worlds.

2372 Iron Jawed Angels The dramatized story of Alice Paul and Lucy Burns, leaders of the suffragist women who fought for the passage of the 19th Amendment. They broke from the mainstream women's rights movement to create a more activist wing, daring to push the boundaries to secure women's voting rights in 1920.

2373 Frontline The Undertaking Thomas Lynch, 58, is a writer and a poet. He's also a funeral director in a small town in central Michigan where he and his family have cared for the dead -- and the living -- for three generations. For the first time, Lynch agreed to allow cameras inside Lynch & Sons, giving FRONTLINE producers Miri Navasky and Karen O'Connor rare, behind-the-scenes access -- from funeral arrangements to the embalming room -- to the Lynches' world for this film, The Undertaking.

2374 Frontline Growing Up Online MySpace. YouTube. Facebook. Friendster. Nearly every teen in America is on the Internet every day. They socialize with friends and strangers alike. Peers inside the world of this cyber-savvy generation through the eyes of teens and their parents, who often find themselves on opposite sides of a new digital divide. A generation with a radically different notion of privacy and personal space, today's adolescents are grappling with issues their parents never had to deal with. Investigates the risks, realities, and misconceptions of teenage self-expression on the World Wide Web.

2375 A Conversation On the Constitution - Judicial Independence

U.S. Supreme Court Justices Stephen G. Breyer, Anthony Kennedy, and Sandra Day O'Connor fielded questions in Washington Tuesday, May 16, 2006 from 50 high school students from the Philadelphia and Los Angeles areas. The students and justices discussed the significance of the judiciary and the ways that independence is protected by the Constitution.

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Number Series Title Description2376 Key Constitution Concepts These three 20- minute videos examine key constitutional concepts.

The first explains why the nation's framers created the Constitution. The second describes the protection of individual rights by highlighting the Supreme Court case of Gideon v. Wainwright, affirming the right to an attorney. The last explores the separation of powers by examining the Supreme Court case of Youngstown v. Sawyer, a challenge to President Truman's decision to take over steel mills during the Korean War

2377 Our Constitution - a Conversation United States Supreme Court Justices Sandra Day O'Connor and Stephen Breyer talk about the Constitution with high school students and discuss why we have and need a constitution, what federalism is, how implicit and explicit rights are defined and how separation of powers ensures that no one branch of government obtains too much power.

2378 The Supreme Court One Nation Under Law Examines the creation of the court and follows it through the brink of the Civil War, paying particular attention to the fourth chief justice of the Supreme Court - John Marshall - and to his successor, Roger Taney.

2379 The Supreme Court A New Kind of Justice Explores the issues before the court from the aftermath of the Civil War through the 1930s. This was a period of unprecedented economic growth as the nation industrialized, but was also a time of unregulated work conditions - the court found itself squarely in the middle of what was almost class warfare.

2380 The Supreme Court The Rehnquist Revolution Details the court from the election of President Richard Nixon - who appointed 4 new justices in less than two years - through to the more recent Court of today. During this period one man put his stamp on the institution and solidified and enhanced the power of the Court in the modern area - William H. Rehnquist.

2381 The Supreme Court A Nation of Liberties Focuses on the court's reaction to state and federal legislation on Bill of Rights freedoms, with special attention to the explosion of civil rights cases from the early 1940s to the present.

2382 Bopha! Micah Mangena, a sergeant in South Africa's police force and an unquestioning supporter of the powers that be, finds his world violently torn appart when his son wakes up to the evils of the apartheid system, of which Micah is a part.

2383 Giants Series John Bowlby: Attachment theory Across Generations

Gives an overview of Dr. John Bowlby's therapeutic approach with attachment relationships and their impact on lives throughout the life cycle. Includes footage from an on-going longitudinal study, segments from therapy sessions, and discussions about Dr. Bowlby and attachment theory by his colleagues and his children.

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Number Series Title Description2384 Clio Awards - the Marketplace of Ideas Judges from the 1999 and 2000 Clio Executive Juries discuss what

makes an effective advertisement and other related topics in the advertising business; international industry leaders analyze TV spots and provide insights into what makes a TV spot a success.

2385 The 1900 House Just how good were the good old days? Travel back in time with the Bowler family, smitten by the idea of experiencing the Victorian lifestyle right down to corsets, chamber pots and cutthroat razors, as they turn back the calendar to spring of 1900. Their eye-opening experiences of the grueling demands of a bygone era help them to understand another era with an exceptional clarity and a unique perspective.

2386 Global Education Panel Discussion Panelist Irma Zuckerberg, director of the Mid-Michigan Innovation Team, Barbara Roberts-Mason chair of the Sister Cities Commission, and Dr. Stephen Appiah-Padi, director of the LCC Center for International and Intercultural Education (CIIE) discuss the necessity for global education and interaction in the 21st century, The event was recorded November 18, 2008 in the A&S building.

2387 Now Credit and Credibility What role did the credit rating agencies play in the current economic crisis? This week, a former managing director at Standard & Poor's speaks out on U.S. television for the first time about how he was pressured to compromise standards in a push for profits. Frank Raiter reveals what was really going on behind closed doors at the credit rating agencies the public relies on to evaluate the safety of their investments

2388 By Brakhage: An Anthology (Disc 1 of 2) disc 1. Desistfilm (1954, monaural). Wedlock House : an intercourse (1959). Dog star man (1961-1964). The act of seeing with one's own eyes (1971)

2389 By Brakhage: An Anthology (Disc 2 of 2) disc 2. Cat's cradle (1959). Window water baby moving (1959). Mothlight (1963). Eye myth (1972). The wold shadow (1972). The garden of earthly delights (1981, monaural). The stars are beautiful (1974). Kindering (1987, monaural). I ... dreaming (monaural, 1988). The Dante Quartet (1987). Nightmusic (1986). Rage net (1988). Glaze of Cathexis (1990). Delicacies of molten horror synapse (1991). Untitled (for Marilyn) (1992). Black ice (1994). Study in color and black and white (1993). Stellar (1993). Crack glass eulogy (1996). The dark tower (1999). Commingled containers (1997). Love song (2001).

2390 Trail Guid To The Body: Video Guide To Palpatation

Shoulder and Arm -- Forearm and Hand Clint Chandler (AMTA teacher) leads the learner in specific palpation techniques to locate, identify and palpate more than 80 muscles.

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Number Series Title Description2391 Trail Guid To The Body: Video Guide

To PalpatationSpine and Thorax -- Head, Neck and Face Clint Chandler (AMTA teacher) leads the learner in specific palpation

techniques to locate, identify and palpate more than 80 muscles.

2392 Trail Guid To The Body: Video Guide To Palpatation

Pelvis and Thigh -- Leg and Foot Clint Chandler (AMTA teacher) leads the learner in specific palpation techniques to locate, identify and palpate more than 80 muscles.

2393 Freedom Never Dies: the Legacy of Harry T. Moore

A documentary film exploring the life and times of a distinguished school teacher whose passionate crusade for equal rights could not be discouraged by either the white power structure or the more cautious factions of his own movement.

2394 Rude: Where Are Our Manners? Most of us believe our world has become increasingly uncivil - kids are out of control, people talk on their cellphones everywhere, and profanity is part of everyday parlance ... Valerie Pringle tracks down the experts in her quest for a 21st century guide to manners, addressing some difficult questions along the way. Is the devolution of civility an unwanted side effect of the civil rights movement and the "me first" ethos that came out of the '60s? Or could our bad manners be a by-product of iPods, BlackBerrys and other new technology? Where did we go wrong - did we go wrong? - and is it possible to change?

2395 Earth Revealed 1. Down To Earth; 2. the Restless Planet; 3. Earth's Interior; 4. the Sea Floor; 5. the Birth of

1. Down to Earth - Surface conditions of the planets Venus and Mars are compared with those of Earth, and scenes of Earth's living

a theory; 6. Plalte Dynamics landscapes lead into a discussion of how unique Earth truly is. Major topics addressed in the series, including plate tectonics, natural resources, seismology, and erosion, are introduced in this program. 2. The Restless Planet - Early Greek astronomers believed that Earth was the center of the universe. However, this notion changed dramatically over time, especially after the invention of the telescope. This program traces the development of astronomical theory with discussions of the discoveries of Copernicus, Galileo, Kepler, and Newton. Unique characteristics of Earth are also discussed. 3. Earth's Interior - Oil wells do more than just produce oil — they serve as windows to Earth’s interior. This program introduces the topic of geophysics, exploring methods of studying what lies beneath Earth’s surface. Geophysicists use seismic wave studies, variations in temperature, magnetic fields, gravity, and computer simulations to create models of deep structures. 4. The Sea Floor - The mysteries of the ocean floor lie hidden under enormous pressure and total darkness. This program looks at the

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Number Series Title Description2396 Earth Revealed 7. Mountain Building; 8. Earth's Structures; 9.

Earthquakes; 10. Geologic Time; 11. Evolution Through Time; 12. Minerals: the Materials of Earth

7. Mountain Building - This program erodes the myth of the mountain as a solid, permanent structure. Animations are used to illustrate the process of orogeny (mountain building) through accretion and erosion, as well as the role of plate tectonics, the rock cycle, and how different types of rock are formed in the course of mountain building. 8. Earth's Structures - A visit to the Grand Canyon lays the foundation for this exploration of rock layers and deformation. The program covers sedimentation, major structures, the methods used to examine them, and how petroleum may be trapped inside them. It also looks at tectonic force and the different types of stress involved in the formation of geologic structures. 9. Earthquakes - Showing actual footage of earthquakes and their aftermath, this program discusses the forces that fuel these massive events. Faults, waves, and the transfer of energy from the epicenter are explained, and histories of the seismograph and Richter scale are presented. The program also describes devices being developed to study — and eventually predict — earthquakes. 10. Geologic Time - To illustrate the immensity of geologic time, the entire span of Earth’s existence is compressed down to a year. The timeline

2397 Earth Revealed 13. Volcanism; 14. Intrusive Igneous Rocks; 15. Weathering and Soils; 16. Mass Wasting; 17. Sedimentary Rocks: the Key To Past Environments; 18. Metamorphic Rocks

13. Volcanism - Volcanoes provide clues about what is going on inside Earth. Animations illustrate volcanic processes and how plate boundaries are related to volcanism. The program also surveys the various types of eruptions, craters, cones and vents, lava domes, magma, and volcanic rock. The 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens serves as one example. 14. Intrusive Igneous Rocks - Most magma does not extrude onto Earth’s surface but cools slowly deep inside Earth. This magma seeps into crevices in existing rock to form intrusive igneous rocks. Experts provide a graphic illustration of this process and explain the types and textures of rocks such as granite, obsidian, and quartz. Once again, plate tectonics is shown to be involved in the process. 15. Weathering and Soils - The Cleopatra’s Needle obelisk in New York City’s Central Park is severely weathered after only 75 years, whereas the dry climate of Egypt has preserved similar structures in that country for millennia. This program shows how weather, climate, chemicals, temperature, and type of substrate factor into rock and soil erosion. Environmental connections are also considered. 16. Mass Wasting - Anyone undertaking a building project must understand

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Number Series Title Description2398 Earth Revealed 19. Running Water I: Rivers, Erosion, and

Deposition; 20. Running Water II: Landscape Evolution; 21 Groundwater; 22. Wind, Dust, and Deserts; 23. Glaciers; 24. Waves, Beaches, and Coasts

19. Running Water I: Rivers, Erosion and Deposition - Rivers are the most common land feature on Earth and play a vital role in the sculpting of land. This program shows landscapes formed by rivers, the various types of rivers, the basic parts of a river, and how characteristics of rivers — their slope, channel, and discharge — erode and build the surrounding terrain. Aspects of flooding are also discussed. 20. Running Water II: Landscape Evolution - The Colorado River is a powerful geologic agent — powerful enough to have carved the Grand Canyon. This program focuses on how such carving takes place over time, looking at erosion and deposition processes as they relate to river characteristics and type of rock. The evolution of rivers is covered, along with efforts to prevent harmful consequences to humans. 21. Groundwater - Approximately three-quarters of Earth’s surface is covered by water. But most fresh water comes from underground. Topics of this program include aquifers, rock porosity and permeability, artesian wells, the water table, cave formation, sinkholes, and how groundwater may become contaminated. 22. Wind, Dust and Deserts - Land in arid climates is shaped in particular ways. This

2399 Earth Revealed 25. Living With Earth, Part I; 26. Living With Earth, Part II

25. Living With Earth, Part I - Scenes of San Francisco before the Loma Prieta earthquake introduce this program addressing how humans are learning to cope with earthquakes. Various groups and agencies are studying the San Andreas Fault and the damage caused along its path to better understand how earthquakes ravage the land. Methods of studying earthquakes are reviewed. 26. Living With Earth, Part II - Since the nineteenth century, humans have turned to the Earth for energy sources to fuel their industry. This program discusses where oil comes from, how it is extracted, and how it is converted into energy. The effects of oil drilling and the burning of fossil fuels are also addressed, and the potential of alternative energy sources is considered.

2400 Frontline Living Old A powerful and intimate journey into the uncharted territory of Americans living longer than ever -- and what it means for them, their loved ones and our society.

2401 Pregnancy For Dummies The First Trimester & the Second Trimester Introduces you to real-life couples experiencing the challenges and rewards of pregnancy. Contents: The first trimester -- The second trimester

2402 Pregnancy For Dummies The Third Trimester & the First Three Months of Life

Introduces you to real-life couples experiencing the challenges and rewards of pregnancy. Contents: The third trimester -- The first three months of life.

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Number Series Title Description2403 Nanook of the North Presents a documentary on the life of an Eskimo family pitting their

strength against a vast and inhospitable Arctic. Juxtaposes their struggle for survival against the elements with the warmth of the little family as they go about their daily affairs.

2404 Metropolis The story of a 21st century city run by a "super trustee" and his collaborators who live in a paradise-like garden. Workers are totally enslaved by machines and condemned to live underground. In the midst of this misery, a young woman, Maria, arises and attempts to inspire the workers to throw off their oppressors.

2405 The Shop On Main Street (Obchod Na Korze) In 1942, Tono and his wife are struggling because of his antipathy towards the fascist regime. His brother-in-law, the local fuehrer, chooses Tono to oversee a button shop owned by a sweet, harmless Jewish widow, Mrs. Lautman. Unable to explain his position to Mrs. Lautman, Tono gradually accepts her belief that he is her assistant. When the Jews are ordered deported, the well-meaning Tono decides to shield her from the Nazis.

2406 Paradise Now Two Palestinian men are recruited to take part in a suicide bombing in Tel Aviv.

2407 Battleship Potemkin (Restored Film With English Intertitles)

Re-creates the 1905 mutiny on the battleship "Prince Potemkin." It focuses on a mutiny by the battleship's crew and the subsequent massacre of civilians, reflecting the spirit of the times.

2408 Battleship Potemkin (Restored Film With Re-creates the 1905 mutiny on the battleship "Prince Potemkin." It Russian Intertitles) focuses on a mutiny by the battleship's crew and the subsequent

massacre of civilians, reflecting the spirit of the times.2409 Chungking Express (Chong Qing Sen Lin) Two intertwined romantic tales take place inside the Ch`ung-ch`ing

high-rise shopping center in downtown Hong Kong. A policeman falls in love with a snack bar waitress while a house detective gets involved with a female drug dealer.

2410 Lost In La Mancha Tracks maverick filmmaker Terry Gilliam's madcap mission to film "The man who killed Don Quixote". He struggles to complete his masterpiece, all the while beset by obstacles of such epic proportions that not even Hollywood could have concocted them. Capturing the mayhem on camera, filmmakers Keith Fulton and Louis Pepe are granted unlimited, behind-the-scenes access to Gilliam's frantic but inspired creation.

2411 Lost In La Mancha (Bonus Features) Tracks maverick filmmaker Terry Gilliam's madcap mission to film "The man who killed Don Quixote". He struggles to complete his masterpiece, all the while beset by obstacles of such epic proportions that not even Hollywood could have concocted them. Capturing the mayhem on camera, filmmakers Keith Fulton and Louis Pepe are granted unlimited, behind-the-scenes access to Gilliam's frantic but inspired creation.

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Number Series Title Description2412 The Celebration (Festen) The family and friends of prominent Danish patriarch Helge Klingenfeldt

gather at his country estate to celebrate his sixtieth birthday. Two months prior to this event, Helge's daughter committed suicide. Her twin brother, Christian, makes a birthday toast that brings a barrage of family secrets out into the open.

2413 The Lives of Others (Das Leben Der anderen) East Berlin, 1984. Capt. Gerd Wiesler, Stasi officer and surveillance specialist has a simple assignment: keep an eye on Georg Dreyman, a respected playwright, and his actress girlfriend, Christa-Maria Sieland. Though Dreyman is known to associate with blacklisted director Albert Jerska, a known dissident, Dreyman's record is spotless. Wiesler discovers that Minister Hempf has an ulterior motive in spying on this seemingly upright citizen. During the investigation, Wiesler unexpectedly finds himself in sympathy with the people - or at least to this one particular person.

2414 Triumph of the Will (Triumph Des Willens) This film, commissioned by Adolf Hitler to record the 1934 Nazi party rally in Nuremberg, is the "most powerful piece of propaganda ever produced". Included are many scenes of gatherings, marches, and parades. The viewer will also hear speeches given by Hitler, Goering, Goebbels, and Hess as well as samples of monumental architecture designed by Albert Speer.

2415 Rashomon Set in the Middle Ages, the nature of truth and subjective reality are probed in a series of flashbacks from four viewpoints to present the case history of a man's murder and the rape of his wife by a bandit.

2416 Nosferatu (A Symphony of Horror) The first vampire movie. Count Orlock (Nosferatu, the vampire) leaves his castle in the Carpathians and travels by ship to Bremen, bringing coffins filled with dirt and plague rats, where he is destroyed by sunlight.

2417 Night and Fog Ten years after the liberation of the Nazi concentration camps, this piece documents the abandoned grounds of Auschwitz and Majdanek. One of the first cinematic reflections on the horrors of the Holocaust and contrasts the stillness of the abandoned camps' quiet, empty buildings with haunting wartime footage.

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Number Series Title Description2418 Rabbit-Proof Fence In 1931, Molly and her younger cousins, Gracie and Daisy, were three

half-caste children from Western Australia who were taken from their parents under government edict and sent to an institution, were taught to forget their families, their culture, and re-invent themselves as members of "white" Australian society. The three girls begin an epic journey back to Western Australia, travelling 1,500 miles on foot with no food or water, and navigating by following the fence that has been built across the nation to stem an over-population of rabbits.

2419 Once Were Warriors In a poor suburb of Auckland, Jake and Beth Heke live a life defined by drunken parties, unstable friendships, and confrontations with authorities. Jake, a complex man with a rascal's charm, is weighted down by a quick temper, alcoholism, and an evil streak of male entitlement. Beth's beauty has been scarred by broken dreams and Jake's beefy fists. Yet her inner strength and desire to save her family make her the solid center around which this story of tragedy and hope is constructed.

2420 Tokyo Story (Tôkyô Monogatari) - Disc 1 of 2 Tokyo Story follows an aging couple, Tomi and Sukichi, on their journey from their rural village to visit their two married children in bustling, post-war Tokyo. Their reception is disappointing: too busy to entertain them, their children send them off to a health spa. After Tomi falls ill she and Sukichi return home, while the children, grief-stricken, hasten to be with her.

2421 Tokyo Story (Tôkyô Monogatari) - Disc 2 of 2 Tokyo Story follows an aging couple, Tomi and Sukichi, on their journey from their rural village to visit their two married children in bustling, post-war Tokyo. Their reception is disappointing: too busy to entertain them, their children send them off to a health spa. After Tomi falls ill she and Sukichi return home, while the children, grief-stricken, hasten to be with her.

2422 The Bicycle Thief (Ladri Di Biciclette) Simple story of an unemployed man and his family living in war devastated Rome. The father finds a job pasting up posters and signs, work requiring a bicycle on which to get around. When his bicycle is stolen the father and his son are forced to steal one in desperation and are caught. This version includes the original U.S. theatrical trailer.

2423 The Gods Must Be Crazy An empty Coke bottle drops from the sky near an African San hunter and is brought into his camp, but after causing much trouble to the group, he tries to return the bottle to the gods who must have dropped it.

2424 I Am Cuba (Soy Cuba) A dramatization of the decadence of Batista's Havana and the poverty that fueled the Cuban Revolution.

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Number Series Title Description2425 Breathless (A Bout De Souffle) - Disc 1 of 2 A small-time criminal kills a police officer, setting in motion a tragic

series of events for both himself and his American girlfriend. Disc one. Feature film ; archival interviews with director Jean-Luc Godard and actors Jean-Paul Belmondo, Jean Seberg and Jean-Pierre Melville ; French theatrical trailer ; new English subtitles -- disc two. New video interviews with Coutard, assistant director Pierre Rissient and filmmaker D. A. Pennebaker ; New video essays by Mark Rappaport and Jonathan Rosenbaum ; "Chambre 12, Hôtel de Suède," an 80 minute French documentary on the making of "Breathless" ; "Charlotte et son Jules," a 1959 short by Godard, starring Belmondo.

2426 Breathless (A Bout De Souffle) - Disc 2 of 2 A small-time criminal kills a police officer, setting in motion a tragic series of events for both himself and his American girlfriend. Disc one. Feature film ; archival interviews with director Jean-Luc Godard and actors Jean-Paul Belmondo, Jean Seberg and Jean-Pierre Melville ; French theatrical trailer ; new English subtitles -- disc two. New video interviews with Coutard, assistant director Pierre Rissient and filmmaker D. A. Pennebaker ; New video essays by Mark Rappaport and Jonathan Rosenbaum ; "Chambre 12, Hôtel de Suède," an 80 minute French documentary on the making of "Breathless" ; "Charlotte et son Jules," a 1959 short by Godard, starring Belmondo.

2427 Show Me Love Story of Agnes, Elin and their teenage friends growing up in the small town of Åmål. Nothing ever happens until Elin shows up at Agnes' birthday party and Elin's life takes an unexpected turn. Stuck in the middle of two love interests, Elin tries to come to terms with her real self, and the courage it takes to be different

2428 City of God (Cidade De Deus) tale of how crime affects the poor of Rio de Janeiro. Though the narrative skips around in time, the main focus is on Cabeleira who formed a gang called the Tender Trio. He and his best friend, Bené, become crime lords over the course of a decade. When Bené is killed before he can retire, Zé Pequeno (Li'l Zé) attempts to take out his arch enemy, Sando Cenoura (Carrot). But Sando and a young gangster named Manu form an alliance and begin a gang war with Li'l Zé. Amateur photographer Buscapé (Rocket), a good-natured boy who comically learns that he's not cut out to be a hoodlum, takes pictures of the brutal crime war, making their story famous.

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Number Series Title Description2429 The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari A young man named Francis suspects that Dr. Caligari - the travelling

hypnotist who performs with his sleep-walking assistant Cesare - is a murderer. He believes that Cesare also kills while under the doctor's spell. Francis' sweetheart Jane is attacked and carried off by Cesare, but she manages to escape. During the search for her, Francis goes to an insane asylum hoping to find Cesare and discovers that the director of the asylum is none other than the insane Dr. Caligari.

2430 The 400 Blows (Les Quatre Cents Coups) Thirteen-year-old Antoine Doinet lives in a cramped apartment with his mother and stepfather, neglected by them and unlucky at school. Living an intensely imaginative life of his own he gets into trouble and is finally committed to reform school from which he escapes and runs towards the sea, which he has never seen.

2431 The Cremator (Spalovac MrTVol) Karl Kopfrkingl works at a stately crematorium in Prague. Obsessed with his duties, he believes he is liberating the souls of the departed. With Nazi forces gathering at the Czech border, Karl descends into a mania that allows him to wholly enact his disturbed beliefs.

2432 Beau Travail Men in the French Foreign Legion, escaping some personal or legal entanglement, can leave their lives behind and take on a new identity. In an outpost in Djibouti, the men of the Legion yield to the rigid discipline and unvarying routine of life within it. When new recruit Sentain saves the life of a fellow soldier, brooding taskmaster Sgt. Galoup sets out to destroy him. The film observes how power functions among men, and considers the consequences of remaining a stranger, even as the Legionnaires must always remain strangers.

2433 Commendable Customer Service Learn how to provide exceptional customer service with a smile, a professional appearance, and a positive attitude. Also learn how to stay in control when dealing with demainding or rude customers over the phone, how to actively listen, and how to come up with solutions that satisfy.

2434 Dealing With Difficult Customers This video's step-by-step dramatizations and coaching clearly show the do's and don'ts of addressing irate patrons, focusing on body language, active listening, and exceeding expectations of good service. Also establishes safety boundaries.

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Number Series Title Description2435 Bradshaw On The Family Part One: the Family In Crisis - An Overview of

What Constitutes a Family In Crisis Part Two: the Healthy Family - How a Healthy, Functional Family Operates

The bombshell series BRADSHAW ON: THE FAMILY started a revolution in understanding family relationships and how families get messed up and mired in negative behaviors. In this widely acclaimed PBS television series, BRADSHAW ON: THE FAMILY, John Bradshaw focuses on the crisis within the family today, how attitudes become encoded within family members and then acted out on the family and society as a whole. It provides indicators on how to know if your family is healthy, warning signs of unhealthy, destructive, and dysfunctional behaviors and what you can do if your family has been contaminated and is in crisis. This worthwhile and widely acclaimed PBS series contains ten hours of programming focusing on how the dynamics of the family relating to how and why incest, battering, compulsive or addictive behaviors are set up and help with intervention, healing and forgiveness for those in despair and crisis in their relationships. The series provides the revolutionary theory of healthy families and provides coping skills and hope for the family in crisis.

2436 Bradshaw On The Family Part Three: the Unhealthy Family - Characteristics of a Dysfunctional Family Part Four: the Compulsive Family - Compulsive Behavior, the Core of All Addictions


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Number Series Title Description2437 Bradshaw On The Family Part Five: the Persecuted - Incest and Violence

Within the Family Part Six: the "Bad" Child - Shame and Moral and Emotional Abuse


2438 Bradshaw On The Family Part Seven: the Most Common Family Illness - Co-Dependency/Mystification, the Most Common Untreated Addiction Part Eight: Help For the Family - Dealing With Resentments, Getting To Forgiveness


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Number Series Title Description2439 Bradshaw On The Family Part Nine: Health For the Family - Stopping the

Denial of Problems, Making Interventions Within the Family Part Ten: Hope For the Family - Healing Ourselves, Healing the World


2440 Bill Moyers Journal Media Consolidation and the Erosion of Democracy

Local news is the heartbeat of democracy, so why is it disappearing from communities around the nation? In this program, Bill Moyers talks with journalist Rick Karr and media activist Hannah Sassaman about the uncertain future of America’s low-power radio stations, which in many cases are the last media outlets covering important local events. Also, Moyers and FCC Commissioner Michael Copps discuss regulatory rules being considered that will redefine the ownership and control permitted media conglomerates. What would an even stronger Big Media mean for objectivity and the marketplace of ideas, and what are the potential implications for the Internet—currently free and unfettered? Broadcast date: August 24, 2007.

2441 Media Hype: When News Coverage Goes Too Far

The Center for Media and Public Affairs reports that during the 1990s the homicide rate in the U.S. dropped 50 percent, yet homicide news coverage increased by an incredible 700 percent. In this program, the Center’s Bob Lichter and the Threat Assessment Group’s Greg McCrary join ABC News anchor John Stossel to examine some of the factors that contribute to the exaggeration of risks and dangers in the news media. Recent stories involving murder, shark attack, road rage, and carjacking are cited as examples of reporting that was skewed by the overuse of frightening headlines and images, incomplete research, and the tacit rule "If it bleeds, it leads."

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Number Series Title Description2442 Beer Wars Director Anat Baron takes you on a no holds barred exploration of the

U.S. beer industry that ultimately reveals the truth behind the label of your favorite beer. Told from an insider's perspective, the film goes behind the scenes of the daily battles and all out wars that dominate one of America's favorite industries.

2443 Banished Recounts the forgotten history of racial cleansing in America, when thousands of African Americans were driven from their homes and communities by violent racist mobs in the late 19th and early 20th centuries ... The film places these events in the context of present day race relations, by following three concrete cases of towns that remain all-white to this day: Forsyth County, Georgia; Pierce City, Missouri; & Harrison, Arkansas

2444 Black Indians: An America Story Explores what brought Native Americans and African Americans together, what drove them apart, and the challenges that they face today.

2445 Nova Ghost In Your Genes While the discovery of DNA appeared to supplant much, or possibly all, of the nature vs. nurture question, this documentary highlights how life choices , stress, nutrition, may in fact impact or even change DNA processes. The filmmakers explore newer evidence that suggests DNA replication may not be as automatic as had been thought, and is shaped and affected by a second "epigenetic" chemical code that reacts with environmental changes, activating or deactivating various genes, all with potentially dramatic and even permanent results. As such, the nature vs. nurture question gains new prominence and new import, with the implication that people's choices with their own lives and the lives of their children have far-reaching consequences.

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Number Series Title Description2446 How The Earth Was Made San andreas Fault; the Deepest Place On

Earth; Krakatoa; Loch NessSAN ANDREAS FAULT: The San Andreas Fault runs 800 miles through some of the most valuable real estate in the world. Though the southern section hasn't had a significant quake for over 300 years, recent warnings have Los Angeles primed for a destructive quake that could wreak havoc on the city. THE DEEPEST PLACE ON EARTH: Lying seven miles below the surface of the sea, the Marianas Trench is the deepest place on Earth. Investigate the mystery of this strange underwater abyss, where a world of fiery mountains, bizarre marine mud volcanoes, and devastating tsunamis reveal how the deepest scar on Earth's crust was created. KRAKATOA: The 1883 eruption of the Krakatoa volcano unleashed an explosion that was heard more than 2,000 miles away, and triggered a giant 100-foot tsunami that wiped out more than 36,000 people. What made this corner of our planet so dangerous, and could another catastrophic eruption be on the way? LOCH NESS: Loch Ness, home to the legend of the Loch Ness monster, holds more water than any other lake in Britain. It's only 10,000 years old, but billions of years in the making. Trace the lake's extraordinary history and find out if the famed monster could really have

2447 How The Earth Was Made New York; Driest Place On Earth, Great Lakes NEW YORK: Built on the remains of mountains that 450 million years ago were as tall as the Himalayas, New York is one of the most man-made spaces on the planet. Learn how everything about it - from the height of its skyscrapers to the position of its harbor - is governed by the amazing forces that shaped it. DRIEST PLACE ON EARTH: Since human records of the area began, some places in the Atacama Desert have never received rain; yet strange bacteria have been discovered living there. Look into the riddle of this South American desert to discover how this extraordinarily dry landscape was created. GREAT LAKES: The Great Lakes of North America are the largest expanses of fresh water on the planet. As the lakes settle to their current levels, geologists delve deep in search for clues of their formation, discovering that the Great Lakes' evolutions are far from over.

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Number Series Title Description2448 How The Earth Was Made Yellowstone; Tsunami; Asteroids YELLOWSTONE: Yellowstone National Park houses one of the most

dangerous geological features on Earth, a hidden super-volcano overdue for a massive eruption. In the past 16.5 million years, the volcano has mysteriously moved hundreds of miles to its present - and active - location. Is this sleeping giant beginning to stir? TSUNAMI: Tsunamis are one of the most terrifying forces of nature, destroying all in their path. The December 26th tsunami in 2004 is estimated to have released energy equal to that of 23,000 Hiroshima-type atomic bombs. What are the enormous forces that generate these catastrophic waves deep on the ocean floor? ASTEROIDS: Until recently geologists could find no evidence that asteroids had actually struck the earth. See both the immense riches now known to be the result of these giant boulders from space, and the decimation their violent impacts had on the first people to live in America.

2449 How The Earth Was Made Iceland; HawaII; the Alps ICELAND: The largest and most fearsome volcanic island on the planet, Iceland is being ripped apart by powerful forces lighting its fiery volcanoes. Could these volcanoes cause climatic chaos and devastation across the planet? HAWAII: Emerging from the center of the Pacific Ocean, the origins of the Hawaiian islands have remained a puzzle for generations. See what clues their history of raging volcanoes, vast landslides, and mega-tsunamis might hold about the inner workings of our planet. THE ALPS: Spanning seven countries, the Alps are Europe's most important natural landmark. But how did marine fossils get there, seven thousand feet above sea level? A team of investigators attempts to understand how the Alps evolved, and how long they will be around.

2450 Farenheit 451 Montag, a regimented fireman in charge of burning the forbidden volumes, meets a revolutionary school teacher who dares to read. Suddenly he finds himself a hunted fugitive, forced to choose not only between two women, but between personal safety and intellectual freedom.

2451 8 1/2 (Disc One) Fellini's autobiographical film about a famous film director who loses his inspiration in the midst of making a film.

2451 8 1/2 (Disc Two) Fellini's autobiographical film about a famous film director who loses his inspiration in the midst of making a film. (Special Features)

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Number Series Title Description2452 Doc Zone The Disappearing Male Documentary "about one of the most important, and least publicized,

issues facing the human species: the toxic threat to the male reproductive system. The last few decades have seen steady and dramatic increases in the incidence of boys and young men suffering from genital deformities, low sperm count, sperm abnormalities and testicular cancer. At the same time, boys are now far more at risk of suffering from ADHD, autism, Tourette's syndrome, cerebral palsy, and dyslexia. [This program] takes a close and disturbing look at what many doctors and researchers now suspect are responsible for many of these problems: a class of common chemicals that are ubiquitous in our world. Found in everything from shampoo and sunglasses to toys and baby bottles, they are called "hormone mimicking" or "endocrine disrupting" chemicals and they may be starting to damage the most basic building blocks of human development"--container. Topics include: the decline in the birth of male children in the Aamjiwnaang First Nation community located next to the infamous Chemical Valley, Canada's largest concentration of petrochemical plants, near Sarnia; the health consequences of exposure to Bisphenol A and other

2453 Coco: Before Chanel Years after being abandoned at an orphanage by her father, Gabrielle Chanel finds a job in a tailor shop where she meets, and soon begins an affair with French millionaire Etienne Balsan. Through Baron Balsan she is introduced into French society and given the opportunity to design her own style of hats. Though her career takes off, her personal life becomes more complicated when she falls in love with Balsan's former best friend Arthur Capel.

2454 The September Issue A documentary chronicling Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour's preparations for the 2007. Anna Wintour, the legendary editor-in-chief of Vogue magazine for twenty years, is the most powerful and polarizing figure in fashion. Hidden behind her trademark bob and sunglasses, she has never allowed anyone to scrutinize the inner workings of her magazine. Until now. With unprecedented access, filmmaker R. J. Cutler's film does for fashion what he did for politics in The war room, taking the viewer inside a world they only think they know.

2455 The Linguists Joins David Harrison and Gregory Anderson, scientists racing to document languages on the verge of extinction. In Siberia, India and Bolivia, David and Greg's resolve is tested by the very forces stifling languages: institutionalized racism and violent economic unrest. The scientists must overcome their own fears and preconceived notions to draw speakers from decades of silence. Their journey takes them deep into the heart of the cultures, knowledge, and communities at stake

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Number Series Title Description2456 Killing Us Softly In this new, highly anticipated update of her pioneering Killing us softly

series, the first in more than a decade, Jean Kilbourne takes a fresh look at how advertising traffics in distorted and destructive ideals of femininity. The film marshals a range of new print and television advertisements to lay bare a stunning pattern of damaging gender stereotypes--images and messages that too often reinforce unrealistic, and unhealthy, perceptions of beauty, perfection, and sexuality. By bringing Kilbourne's groundbreaking analysis up to date, Killing us softly 4 stands to challenge a new generation of students to take advertising seriously, and to think critically about popular culture and its relationship to sexism, eating disorders, and gender violence

2457 The Mean World Syndrome: Media Violence & the Cultivation of Fear

For years, debates have raged among scholars, politicians, and concerned parents about the effects of media violence on viewers. Too often these debates have descended into simplistic battles between those who claim that media messages directly cause violence and those who argue that activists exaggerate the impact of media exposure altogether. The Mean World Syndrome, based on the groundbreaking work of media scholar George Gerbner, urges us to think about media effects in more nuanced ways. Ranging from Hollywood movies and prime-time dramas to reality programming and the local news, the film examines how media violence feeds a fear-charged cultural environment that cultivates a heightened state of insecurity, exaggerated perceptions of risk and danger, and an appetite for hard-line and repressive political solutions to social problems. A provocative and accessible introduction to cultivation analysis, media effects research, and the subject of media influence and media violence

2458 Maxed Out: Nothing Is Priceless Take a journey deep inside the American style of debt, where things seem fine as long as the minimum monthly payment arrives on time. Shocking and incisive, it paints a picture of a national nightmare, which is all too real for most

2459 Frontline College, Inc. The business of higher education is booming. It's a $400 billion industry fueled by taxpayer money. But what are students getting out of the deal? Critics say a worthless degree and a mountain of debt. Investors insist they're innovators, widening access to education.

2460 The Nature Of Earth: An Introduction To Geology

Disc 1 - Part 1: origin of the Universe, Part 2: origin of the Solar System, Part 3: Continental Drift, Part 4: Plate Tectonics, Part 5: the Formation of Minerals, Part 6: Classification of Minerals

These 36 half-hour lectures are your initiation into the geological world that lies just outside your door. "The Nature of Earth: An Introduction to Geology" introduces you to physical geology, the study of Earth's minerals, rocks, soils, and the processes that operate on them through time.

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Number Series Title Description2461 The Nature Of Earth: An Introduction

To GeologyDisc 2 - Part 7: the Identification of Minerals, Part 8: Kinds of Rocks, Part 9: Sedimentary Rocks, Part 10: Metamorphic Rocks, Part 11: Volcanic Activity, Part 12: Phases of Volcanic Activity



Disc 3 - Part 13: the HawaIIn Islands and Yellowstone Park, Part 14: Mass Wasting-Gravity At Work, Part 15: Mass Wasting Processes, Part 16: Weathering, Part 17: Soils and the Clay Minerals, Part 18: Climate and the Type of Soils



Disc 4 - Part 19: Streams-The Major Agent of Erosion, Part 20: Sculpting of the Landscape, Part 21: Stream Erosion In Arid Regions, Part 22: Ice Sculpts the Final Scene, Part 23: Groundwater, Part 24: the Production of Groundwater



Disc 5 - Part 25: Karst Topography, Part 26: Groundwater Contamination, Part 27: Rock Deformation, Part 28: the Geologic Structures, Part 29: Faults and Joints, Part 30: Earthquakes



Disc 6 - Part 31: Damage From Earthquakes, Part 32: Seismology, Part 33: the Formation of Mountains, Part 34: orogenic Styles, Part 35: Economic Geology of Coal, Part 36: Economic Geology of Petroleum


2466 Which Way Home "Which Way Home show the personal side of immigration through the eyes of children who face harrowing dangers with enormous courage and resourcefulness as they endeavor to make it to the U.S. The film follows several unaccompanied child migrants as they journey through Mexico en route to the U.S. on a freight train they call "The Beast."

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Number Series Title Description2467 Visions of Light: the Art of Cinematography The story of cinematography as seen through the lenses of the world's

greatest filmmakers and captured in classic scenes from over 125 immortal movies. Traces the evolution and innovations of cinematography beginning in an era when the movie camera was a marvelous invention, and examines how the filmmaking process was complicated by new cinematic trends and technologies. The story of cinematography as seen through the lenses of the world's greatest filmmakers and captured in classic scenes from over 125 immortal movies. Traces the evolution and innovations of cinematography beginning in an era when the movie camera was a marvelous invention, and examines how the filmmaking process was complicated by new cinematic trends and technologies.

2468 Art & Copy A powerful film about advertising and inspiration. It reveals the work and wisdom of some of the most influential advertising creatives of our time, people who've profoundly impacted our culture. Their work grabbed the attention of millions and truly moved them. The social and cultural impact of their ads are brought to light in this dynamic exploration of art, commerce, and human emotion.

2469 The Platonic Solids Illustrates properties of the regular polyhedra, demonstrates why exactly five such solids exist, presents the mathematical heritage of the solids, and explores intriguing relationships between the solids and their duals.

2470 The Battle Of Algiers Disc 1 of 3 Focuses on the harrowing events of 1957, a key year in Algeria's struggle for independence from France. Recreates the tumultuous Algerian uprising against the occupying French in the 1950s. As violence escalates on both sides, the French torture prisoners for information and the Algerians resort to terrorism in their quest for independence. Children shoot soldiers at point-blank range, women plant bombs in cafés. The French win the battle, but ultimately lose the war as the Algerian people demonstrate that they will no longer be suppressed.

2471 The Battle Of Algiers Disc 2 of 3 Focuses on the harrowing events of 1957, a key year in Algeria's struggle for independence from France. Recreates the tumultuous Algerian uprising against the occupying French in the 1950s. As violence escalates on both sides, the French torture prisoners for information and the Algerians resort to terrorism in their quest for independence. Children shoot soldiers at point-blank range, women plant bombs in cafés. The French win the battle, but ultimately lose the war as the Algerian people demonstrate that they will no longer be suppressed.

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Number Series Title Description2472 The Battle Of Algiers Disc 3 of 3 Focuses on the harrowing events of 1957, a key year in Algeria's

struggle for independence from France. Recreates the tumultuous Algerian uprising against the occupying French in the 1950s. As violence escalates on both sides, the French torture prisoners for information and the Algerians resort to terrorism in their quest for independence. Children shoot soldiers at point-blank range, women plant bombs in cafés. The French win the battle, but ultimately lose the war as the Algerian people demonstrate that they will no longer be suppressed.

2473 Mister Johnson Funny and sometimes poignant look at the struggle between men of the British Empire and African villagers.

2474 Why We Fight - World War II Disc 1, Prelude To War & the Nazis Strike Parts one and two of a propaganda series of seven information films shown to the American G.I. in the 1940's. Originally produced by the United States government for the Morale Services Division which documents the causes and events leading up to World War II and exhorts Americans to support the war effort. Prelude to war: Recounts the Japanese incursion into Manchuria, the Italian conquest of Ethiopia, and the beginnings of the Nazi takeover in Eastern Europe. The Nazis strike: Documents the relentless advance of Germany's military machine, as Hitler's armies terrorize their victims with blitzkrieg tactics and spread through the Rhineland, Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Poland.

2475 Why We Fight - World War II Disc 2, Divide and Conquer & the Battle of Britain

Parts three and four of a propaganda series of seven information films shown to the American G.I. in the 1940's. Originally produced by the United States government for the Morale Services Division which documents the causes and events leading up to World War II and exhorts Americans to support the war effort. Divide and conquer: Recounts the successive defeats of Denmark, Norway, Holland, Belgium, and France by the seemingly invincible German army, as seen in dramatic footage from both sides of the battle. The Battle of Britain: Exclusive Army footage and captured Nazi film portray the indomitable spirit of the heroic Londoners during the blitz by the Luftwaffe and outline Hitler's six-point plan to annihilate England.

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Number Series Title Description2476 Why We Fight - World War II Disc 3, the Battle of Russia Part five of a propaganda series of seven information films shown to

the American G.I. in the 1940's. Originally produced by the United States government for the Morale Services Division which documents the causes and events leading up to World War II and exhorts Americans to support the war effort. The battle of Russia: Celebrates the spirit of the long-suffering Soviet people as they heroically repulse the Nazi invasion threatening their homeland. Tracing their history of war with Germany to the 13th century, it depicts the bitter struggles for Moscow, Kiev, Leningrad, and Stalingrad, and the effects of their winters on would-be conquerors from Napoleon to Hitler.

2477 Why We Fight - World War II Disc 4, the Battle of China & War Comes To America

Parts six and seven of a propaganda series of seven information films shown to the American G.I. in the 1940's. Originally produced by the United States government for the Morale Services Division which documents the causes and events leading up to World War II and exhorts Americans to support the war effort. The Battle of China (1944): Depicts Japanese aggression against China during World War II and describes Japan's plans for world conquest. Recalls Chinese development of the compass, printing, astronomy, gunpowder, and porcelain. War comes to America (1945): Briefly reviews the history of the United States and describes the characteristics, habits, and beliefs of the American people. Explains the events from 1931 to 1941 that caused the United States to enter World War II.

2478 Why We Fight Explores a half-century of U.S. foreign policy from World War II to the Iraq War, revealing how, as Dwight Eisenhower had warned in his 1961 Farewell Address, political and corporate interests have become alarmingly entangled in the business of war. On a deeper level, what emerges is a portrait of a nation in transition--drifting dangerously far from her founding principles toward a more imperial and uncertain future.

2479 Matewan The tale of a bitter clash between union and coal company in West Virginia in the 1920's.

2480 Wit An English professor, who alienates her students, has always had control over her life. That is until she is diagnosed with a devastating illness. She agrees to undergo a series of procedures that are brutal, extensive and experimental. She finds that the fine line between life and death can only be walked with wit.

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Number Series Title Description2481 Geologic Journey Disc 1 of 2 - the Great Lakes, the Rockies &

the Canadian Shield"The Great Lakes" : Did you know that there was once a towering mountain range where Toronto now resides? Or that there was a tropical salt-water sea that covered the area from Wisconsin to Michigan? From moraines, to kettles, to drumlins, to tarn lakes, and Niagara Falls, the topography and geology of the Great Lakes region is unparalleled, strikingly beautiful and a place of wild contrasts. "The Rockies" : Did you know that the peaks of the Rocky Mountains are actually part of the ancient ocean floor? A tour through the snow covered peaks and folded rocks of the Rockies reveals the growth pangs of the mountain-building era. The pristine beauty of the Canadian Rockies gives way to the ghost towns and gold mines of the mountains in Colorado, a telltale clue of how the mountains in Canada were created differently from their cousins in the United States. "The Canadian Shield" : Geologists believe the rocks of the Canadian Shield were present during the very begnnings of the Earth's formation. Time has shaped them into an ensemble of proud mountains and vast plains where valuable resources such as gold and diamonds can be found

2482 Geologic Journey Disc 2 of 2 - the Appalachians & the Atlantic Coast

"The Appalachians" : This episode unravels the mystery of whether the mountain range was once the witness to not one but two massive continental collisions. Hidden in the rocks lies dramatic evidence unearthed by Jim Hibbard telling how continents once drifted across the planet to collide and create our modern geography. "The Atlantic Coast" : The Atlantic Coast explores the deepest part of a long-vanished ocean that was the forefather of the Atlantic. It pores over thousands of fossils whose discovery helped solve a problem that once baffled Darwin, and shows graphic proof of how North America and Africa were once bound together.

2483 Liberty: The American Revolution Disc 1 of 3 - the Reluctant Revolutionaries & Blows Must Decide

Episode 1 - In 1763, the capitol city of America is London, George Washington is lobbying for a post in the British army, and no one thinks of Boston harbor when they hear talk of tea parties. In a dozen years, the colonies are on the brink of rebellion. What happens to bring this country so quickly near war with England? Episode 2 - A total break from Great Britain remains hard for Americans to imagine, even after shots are fired at Lexington and Concord. Words push matters "Over the Edge" in 1776. Common Sense argues that it is the natural right of men to govern themselves. The Declaration of Independence declares this same idea a "self-evident" truth. For Americans, there is no looking back. There will be war with England.

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Number Series Title Description2484 Liberty: The American Revolution Disc 2 of 3 - the Times That Try Men's Souls &

Oh, Fatal AmbitionEpisode 3 - Days after the Declaration of Independence is signed, a British force arrives in New York harbor. Washington and his troops are driven to New Jersey. With only a few days of enlistment left for many of his volunteers, a desperate Washington leads his army quietly across the Delaware River on the day after Christmas, 1776, to mount a surprise attack on a sleeping garrison in Trenton. Episode 4 - The "united" states remain in dire need of funds and military support. Congress dispatches Benjamin Franklin to France in hopes of creating an alliance which will provide both. Meanwhile, a British army marches down the Hudson River trying to cut off New England from the other colonies. The British are crushed by Americans at Saratoga. The French enter the conflict on the American side.

2485 Liberty: The American Revolution Disc 3 of 3 - the World Turn Upside Down & Are We To Be a Nation?

Episode 5 - The British hope to exploit the issue of slavery and to enlist the support of loyalists in the south. They fail. After a series of brutal engagements, the British army heads for Virginia, only to be trapped by the miraculous convergence of Washington's army and the French fleet at Yorktown. The end of the war is at hand. Episode 6 - Peace comes to the United States, but governing the world's newest republic is no simple task. Congress is ineffectual and individual states act like sovereign nations. By the time the Constitutional Convention convenes in 1787, many wonder if the country can survive. The long ratification process helps define what sort of nation the United States is to be—a process that continues to this day.

2486 Waiting For Superman Provides an engaging and inspiring look at public education in the United States. [This documentary] has helped launch a movement to achieve a real and lasting change through the compelling stories of five unforgettable students such as Emily, a Silicon Valley eighth-grader who is afraid of being labeled as unfit for college, and Francisco, a Bronx first-grader whose mom will do anything to give him a shot at a better life.

2487 The Canary Effect: Kill the Indian, Save the Man

Follows the terrifying and horrific abuses instilled upon the indigenous people of North America, and details the genocidal practices of the US government and its continuing affects on present day Indian country

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Number Series Title Description2488 Frontline Two Nations of Black America There is a growing economic divide in black America. Today, America's

black middle class is the largest in its history, yet roughly one-third of black America continues to live in poverty. This film measures the economic and social success of the civil rights movement and the gap between middle class and poor African-Americans through interviews with noted Afro-Americans and historical film footage.

2496 Inside Job Provides an analysis of the global financial crisis of 2008. At a cost of over $20 trillion, it caused millions of people to lose their jobs and homes in the worst recession since the Great Depression and nearly resulted in a global financial collapse. Through exhaustive research and extensive interviews with key financial insiders, politicians, journalists, and academics, this film traces the rise of a rogue industry which has corrupted politics, regulation, and academia.

2497 Slavery And The Making Of America The Downward Spiral Episode 1. Opens in the 1620s with the introduction of 11 men of African descent and mixed ethnicity into slavery in New Amsterdam. Working side by side with white indentured servants, these men labored to lay the foundations of the Dutch colony that would later become New York. There were no laws defining the limitations imposed on slaves at this point in time. Enslaved people, such as Anthony d'Angola, Emmanuel Driggus, and Frances Driggus could bring suits to court, earn wages, and marry. But in the span of a hundred years, everything changed. By the early 18th century, the trade of African slaves in America was expanding to accommodate an agricultural economy growing in the hands of ambitious planters. After the 1731 Stono Rebellion (a violent uprising led by a slave named Jemmy) many colonies adopted strict "black codes" transforming the social system into one of legal racial oppression.

2498 Slavery And The Making Of America Liberty In the Air Episode 2. From the 1740s to the 1830s, the institution of slavery continued to support economic development. As the slave population reproduced, American planters became less dependent on the African slave trade. Ensuing generations of slaves developed a unique culture that blended elements of African and American life. Episode two follows the paths of several African Americans, including Thomas Jefferson's slave Jupiter, Colonel Tye, Elizabeth Freeman, David Walker, and Maria Stewart, as they respond to the increasingly restrictive system of slavery. At the core of this episode is the Revolutionary War, an event which reveals the contradictions of a nation seeking independence while simultaneously denying freedom to its black citizens.

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Number Series Title Description2499 Slavery And The Making Of America Seeds of Destruction Episode 3. One by one the Northern states, led by Vermont in 1777,

adopted laws to abolish and phase out slavery. Simultaneously, slavery in the Southern United States entered the period of its greatest expansion. Episode three, which starts at the beginning of the 1800s, examines slavery's increasing divisiveness in America as the nation develops westward and cotton replaces tobacco as the country's most valuable crop. The episode weaves national events through the personal histories of two African American slaves -- Harriet Jacobs and Louis Hughes -- who not only managed to escape bondage, but also exposed the horrific realities of the slave experience in autobiographical narratives. These and other stories of physical, psychological, and sexual exploitation fed the fires of a reinvigorated abolitionist movement. With a diverse membership comprised of men and women, blacks and whites, and led by figures including Frederick Douglass, Sojourner Truth, and Amy Post, abolitionist sentiment gathered strength in the North, contributing to the widening fissure and imminent break-up of the nation.

2500 Slavery And The Making Of America The Challenge of Freedom Episode 4. Looks at Civil War and Reconstruction through the experiences of South Carolina slave Robert Smalls. It chronicles Smalls' daring escape to freedom, his military service, and his tenure as a congressman after the war. As the events of Smalls' life unfold, the complexities of this period in American history are revealed. The episode shows the transformation of the war from a struggle for union to a battle over slavery. It examines the black contribution to the war effort and traces the gains and losses of newly freed African Americans during Reconstruction. The 13th amendment abolished slavery in 1865, the 14th and 15th amendments guaranteed black civil rights, and the Freedmen's Bureau offered aid to former slaves throughout the 1870s. Yet simultaneously, the formation of militant groups, such as the Ku Klux Klan threatened the future of racial equality and segregation laws began to appear across the country. Slavery's eradication had not brought an end to black oppression.

2501 The Colonization of North America The First Settlement Explores the story of St. Augustine, Florida, the oldest settlement in North America and how it came to be settled by the Spanish. Follow Ponce de León as he lands in what is now Florida in 1513, looking for riches.

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Number Series Title Description2502 The Colonization of North America The English Settlements (Parts 1 & 2) Part 1 studies the 17th century settlement of Roanoke, a small island

on the coast of present-day North Carolina, whose settlers vanished without a trace. Also examines the Dutch settlement of new Netherlands in the Hudson Valley and New Sweden in the Delaware Valley. Part 2 looks at the second permanent English settlement, in Plymouth, Mass. and other settlements along the Eastern seaboard. Also explores Puritan intolerance and the Salem Witch Trials.

2503 The Colonization of North America The Spanish Settlements Explores the reasons behind Spanish colonization of Santa Fe in 1610, a decade before Plymouth Colony. Traces the path of Spanish incursions into South and Central America, Mexico, and finally into the North American Southwest, including the bringing of Christianity and building of Missions, as well as the introduction of diseases for which the natives had no immunity.

2504 The Colonization of North America The French Settlements Explore the extensive fur trading network established by the French to the north in the Great Lakes region and Canada, and later in the Louisiana Territory. At the peak of their colonization, the French occupied the largest geographical area of North America, but had the fewest settlers. In times of conflict with the English and Spanish, the French benefitted from their freindly relationships with many Native American tribes.

2505 The 11th Hour Explores the indelible footprint that humans have left on this planet, and the catastrophic effects of environmental neglect and abuse, and calls for restorative action through a reshaping of human activity.

2506 Black Swan Nina is a ballerina in a New York City ballet company. Her life, like most in her profession, is completely consumed with dance. She lives with her mother Erica, a former ballerina who exerts a suffocating control over her. When artistic director Thomas Leroy decides to replace prima ballerina Beth MacIntyre for the opening production of their new season, Swan Lake, Nina is his first choice. But Nina has competition: new dancer Lily, who impresses Leroy as well. Swan Lake requires a dancer who can play both the White Swan with innocence and grace, and the Black Swan, who represents guile and sensuality. Nina fits the White Swan role perfectly but Lily is the personification of the Black Swan. As the two young dancers expand their rivalry into a twisted friendship, Nina begins to get more in touch with her dark side - a recklessness that threatens to destroy her.

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Number Series Title Description2507 Mastering The College Experience Programs 1-13 (Each episode is 30:00) Prog. 1 - Welcome To College. Prog. 2 - The First Step. Prog. 3 -

Ideas Are Tools. Prog. 4 - Finding The Time. Prog. 5 - Looking Ahead. Prog. 6 - You've Got A Great Memory. Prog. 7 - Muscle Reading. Prog. 8 - Reading Challenges. Prog. 9 - Taking Notes. Prog. 10 - Challenges Worth Noting. Prog. 11 - Preparing For the Test. Prog. 12 - This is Not A Test. Prog. 13 - Embracing Diversity.

2508 Mastering The College Experience Programs 14-26 (Each episode is 30:00) Prog. 14 - Thinking Creatively. Prog. 15 - Thinking Critically. Prog. 16 - Math And Science: A 3-D Solution. Prog. 17 - Research: Solving A Mystery. Prog. 18 - Writing Well: The First Draft. Prog. 19 - Writing Well: The Final Presentation. Prog. 20 - Communication. Prog. 21 - Relationships. Prog. 22 - Money And Finances. Prog. 23 - Taking Care Of Your Machine. Prog. 24 - Preventing Life Crashes. Prog. 25 - Charting Your Course. Prog. 26 - Master Your Life.

2509 Speaking of Love (w/ Leo Buscaglia) “When human love was invented,” says Dr. Buscaglia, “it didn’t come with an instruction manual” But, in Speaking of Love, Dr. Buscaglia takes a step towards writing one himself. Through warm, revealing stories, the best-selling author explores the idea of love in its many meanings. His passionate speaking style is so compelling, it arouses people to try and nurture more love in their lives.

2510 The Art of Being Fully Human (w/ Leo Buscaglia)

In the critically acclaimed The Art of Being Fully Human, Dr. Buscaglia addresses the critical and often neglected issue of what it means to be human, examining our emotions, and the way we experience them. Speaking before a live audience he offers his thoughts on sharing, loving and living life to the fullest. A warm, enthusiastic and dynamic speaker, Dr. Buscaglia reaches out to touch each member of his audience personally.

2511 500 Years Later Filmed in five continents, this critically acclaimed, multi-award-winning film chronicles the struggle of a people who have fought, and continue to fight, for the most essential human right -- self-determination.

2512 Motherland Motherland is a bold, epic documentary through Africa with a distinctive African voice. Fusing history, culture, politics, Motherland sweeps across Africa to tell a new dynamic story of a continent. From the glory and majesty of Africa's past through its complex and present history. Motherland looks unflinchingly toward a positive Pan-African future.

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Number Series Title Description2513 The Nightmare Before Christmas Jack Skellington is the King of Halloween. He becomes bored with the

same routine every year. He decides to take a walk in the woods. There, he discovered a door leading to Christmastown and decides to spread Christmas joy to the world. When he is back in Halloweentown he shows his friends what Christmas is like, and he suggests doing Christmas this year instead. But things do not go as planned when Oogie Boogie, an evil gambling boogey man, plots to play a game with Santa Claus' life and creates a nightmare for all the good little boys and girls everywhere. Although Sally attempts to stop him, Jack embarks into the sky on a coffin-like sled pulled by skeletal reindeer.

2514 Where the Spirit Lives In the 1930's, two children are forcibly placed in an institution where they are emotionally abused, forced to give up their language, their heritage and - almost their spirits. Their only chance lies in - ESCAPE. Its about hope, triumph, and joy.

2515 Islam: Empire of Faith Documents the rise and growth of Islam throughout the world, from the birth of Prophet Muhammad in the 6th century through the peak of the Ottoman Empire 1000 years later. Discusses the impact of Islamic civilization on world history and culture.

2516 The War that Made America [Episode 1], A country between. [Episode 2], Unlikely allies

The French and Indian War pitted French forces for almost a decade against the British, yet few Americans realize its historic contribution to the revolutionary fervor which swept the continent in 1776. The critical and sophisticated role of Native Americans in this conflict is highlighted.

2617 The War that Made America [Episode 3], Turning the tide. [Episode 4], Unintended consequences

The French and Indian War pitted French forces for almost a decade against the British, yet few Americans realize its historic contribution to the revolutionary fervor which swept the continent in 1776. The critical and sophisticated role of Native Americans in this conflict is highlighted.

2518 Who Really Discovered America Did a number of explorers discover the New World long before Christopher Columbus staked his claim in 1492? Explore the possibility that the Chinese, Japanese, Polynesians, Norse, Welsh, Irish, Ancient Hebrews, and the Solutreans all made it to the Americas earlier than Columbus. Rebuild the ships, trace the routes, test the artifacts, and analyze blood evidence to finally learn the answer to one of the greatest mysteries of all time: who really discovered America?

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Number Series Title Description2519 Native Americans and Frontiersmen

Series [Episode 1], Rogers Rangers [Episode 2] Pont Robert Rogers went into military service in the 1750s on the side of

Britain, fighting Native Americans. He learned that guerrilla warfare was more suited to the frontier and led many successful tactical maneuvers against the French. Pontiac and his people had been treated with more dignity by the French than by the British. Though his confederacy had many successes, it ultimately had to accept defeat along with the French.

2520 Native Americans and Frontiersmen Series

[Episode 3], The Long Knives [Episode 4], Tecumseh

George Rogers Clark led a daring raid during the Revolutionary War to capture British forts and neutralize their efforts on the frontier west of the Alleghenies. His victories helped bring Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and other Midwest states into the U.S. after the war. Tecumseh is a great Native American leader in battle. He took sides with the British in the War of 1812, during which he died heroically.

2521 We Shall Remain: America Through Native Eyes

[Disc 1] : After the Mayflower ; Bonus Features Episode one begins in New England in the 1620s, at the time of the so-called 'first Thanksgiving.' In March of 1621, Massasoit, chief of the Wampanoag, negotiated a diplomatic alliance with a scraggly band of English settlers for the benefit of his people. It was a gamble that paid off for several decades, as indians and colonists coexisted in relative peace. A half-century later, as brutal war flared between the English colonists and a confederation of New England Indians, the wisdom of Massasoit's choice seemed less clear.

2522 We Shall Remain: America Through Native Eyes

[Disc 2] : Tecumseh's vision ; Trail of tears Episode Two tells the story of the Shawnee leader Tecumseh and his brother, Tenskwatawa, known as the Prophet. In the years following the American Revolution, the Prophet led a spiritual revival movement that drew thousands of followers from tribes across the Midwest. His brother forged a pan-Indian political and military alliance from that movement, coming closer than anyone since to creating an independent Indian state.

Episode Three explores the resolve and resilience of the Cherokee people, who resisted removal from their homelands in the Southeast in every way they knew: assimilating, adopting a European-style government and legal system, accepting Christianity, and even taking their case all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court."

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Number Series Title Description2523 We Shall Remain: America Through

Native Eyes[Disc 3] : Geronimo ; Wounded Knee Episode Four takes place at the end of the Indian Wars, near the close

of the nineteenth century. Here, desperate times catapulted a controversial character to the leadership of an Apache band. To angry whites, Geronimo was an archenemy, the perpetrator of unspeakable savage cruelties. To some Apaches, he was a stubborn troublemaker whose actions needlessly brought the enemy's wrath upon them. To his supporters, he remained the embodiment of proud resistance, leading the last Native American fighting force to surrender to the United States government."--Disc container.

Episode Five tells the gripping story of the 1973 siege of Wounded Knee, examining the broad political and economic forces that led to the emergence of the American Indian Movement (AIM) in the 1960s. For 71 days, activists engaged in a standoff with the U.S. government, bringing the nation's attention to the desperate conditions on Indian reservations. Perhaps even more important, the siege united Native people across tribes, creating a pan-Indian identity and a new path into the future.

2524 History of the Symphonic Instruments Demonstrates a variety of symphonic instruments and describes their origin. Includes 1st-2nd violin, viola, cello, string bass, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, french horn, trumpet, trombone, and tuba.

2525 Visions of Light: The Art of Cinematography The story of cinematography as seen through the lenses of the world's greatest filmmakers and captured in classic scenes from over 125 immortal movies. Traces the evolution and innovations of cinematography beginning in an era when the movie camera was a marvelous invention, and examines how the filmmaking process was complicated by new cinematic trends and technologies.

2526 White Scripts and Black Supermen : Black Masculinities in Comic Books

A documentary on representations of Black masculinity in comic books; a popular culture genre which existed before television and whose reach extends into other areas of cultural production such as movies and animated TV series. In a serious, lively and humorous manner, the film examines the degree to which some of the first Black superheroes generally adhered to and were burdened by stereotypes about Black men. However, we also witness how some images shifted--oftentimes clumsily--to reflect the changing times. Featured commentary by scholars and cultural critics, producers, writers and artists provides tools for critiquing all media as they introduce and analyze the leading Black comic book superheroes of the late 60s to late 70s including Black Panther, the Falcon, John Stewart (the Green Lantern), Luke Cage and Black Lightning.

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Number Series Title Description2527 A Baby's World A Whole New World: Ages Newborn to 1 Year From the infant's point of view, shows its journey from birth and

separation from its mother to becoming an independent human learning to crawl and walk.

2528 A Baby's World The Language of Being: Ages 1 Year to 2 Years

Covers ages 1 to 2. Shows how babies quickly use physical and verbal skills to learn and challenge their surroundings.

2529 A Baby's World Reason and Relationships: Ages 2 to 3 Years Explores the development of thinking, reasoning, fantasizing, and relationships in babies and toddlers.

2530 Reel Injun: On the Trail of the Hollywood Indian Travelling through the heartland of America, Cree filmmaker Neil Diamond examines how the myth of the movie "Injun" has influenced the world's understanding - and misunderstanding - of Natives. With clips from hundreds of classic and recent films, and candid interviews with celebrated Native and non-Native directors, writers, actors and activists, including Clint Eastwood, Robbie Robertson, Sacheen Littlefeather, John Trudell, Charlie Hill and Russell Means, Reel Injun traces the evolution of cinema's depiction of Native people from the silent film era to the present day.

2531 In Whose Honor?: American Indian Mascots in Sports

Discussion of Chief Illiniwek as the University of Illinois mascot, and the effect the mascot has on Native American peoples. Graduate student Charlene Teters shares the impact of the Chief on her family. Interviewees include members of the Board of Regents, students, alumni, current and former "Chiefs" and members of the community.

2532 Coach Carter Inspired by a true story, this inspirational account of a high school basketball coach who received high praise, and staunch criticism, for benching his entire undefeated team due to their poor academic performances.

2533 The ABC's of Discrimination True Colors This program explores skin color prejudice in America with the help of two friends virtually identical in all respects but one -- John is white, Glen is black. Together they take part in a series of hidden camera experiments exploring people's reactions to each in a variety of situations ... The responses in both the white and racially mixed communities are shocking and consistent ... [The program] concludes ... with a discussion with John and Glen about the outcome of these experiments and their experiences with discrimination in daily life.

2534 The ABC's of Discrimination The Fairer Sex? In this segment of the television program Prime Time Live, two people, a man and a woman, are sent to Cincinnati, Ohio to see if sex discrimination still exists. Posing as new residents they attempt to purchase cars and household items, and try to find a job. In the process they uncover disturbing differences in the ways men and women are treated in the marketplace.

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Number Series Title Description2535 The ABC's of Discrimination Age and Attitudes In this ABC News "Prime Time Live" special report, Diane Sawyer leads

a team of discrimination testers undercover to get a first hand look at the employers who conducted interviews. Shows that younger interviewees were complimented and encouraged or told about career opportunities, and older candidates were patronized or offered partime work only.

2536 The ABC's of Discrimination The Ugly Truth Actors and hidden cameras show that good looking people may have it easier in life than others. Various situations are used to illustrate this subtle form of discrimination.

2637 The ABC's of Discrimination Under Suspicion Are store clerks and security guards just doing their jobs, or is their behavior driven by racism? In this revealing ABC News 20/20 undercover investigation, reporters and security experts expose a shameful aspect of American life -- shoppers under suspicion simply because of the color of their skin.

2538 The ABC's of Discrimination Linguistic Profiling Examines the concept of linguistic profiling: the idea that people can determine the race of a speaker by their voice alone. Explores several cases of linguistic discrimination where African Americans believe they were discriminated against when calling to make appointments for houses and apartments. Interviews Stanford University linguistics professor John Baugh who studies linguistic profiling.

2539 The Color of Fear 1 A film about the pain and anguish that racism has caused in the lives of eight North American men of Asian, European, Latino, and African descent. Out of their confrontations and struggles to understand and trust each other emerges an emotional and insightful portrayal into the type of dialogue most of us fear, but hope will happen sometime in our lifetime.

2540 Ocean Oasis: Two Worlds One Paradise A fascinating journey into the bountiful seas and pristine deserts of two different worlds--Mexico's Sea of Cortés and the Baja California desert. See giant manta rays, fly over snow-capped mountains and much more.

2541 Let freedom ring : moments from the civil rights movement, 1954-1965

NBCs original coverage of the civil rights movement in the U.S. Contains a bonus half hour interview with Dr. Martin Luther King.

2542 Underground Railroad Traces the journey to freedom taken by countless slaves, showing how they were guided, protected and pursued along the way. The extraordinary story is told through historical documents, visits to important sites, interviews with the descendants of noted abolitionists and commentary from experts

2543 The "I have a dream" speech As presented in Washington DC, in August 1963, with scenes of demonstrations and historical footage.

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Number Series Title Description2544 Biography Crazy Horse : the last warrior This film offers a moving profile of the noble warrior who gave

everything in a desperate struggle to preserve the freedom and dignity of his people.

2545 Biography Admiral "Bull" Halsey : Naval Warrior William Frederick Halsey Jr. seemed a throwback to the Jurassic age of naval warfare. While admirals were thinking deep strategic thoughts in Hawaii and Washington, Halsey was eager to hurl his ships alongside an enemy he unabashedly hated. His heart and mouth were on the same hair trigger as his mighty task force's deadly weapons and they got him into more trouble than the enemy ever did. Though he was more fighter than tactician, Halsey's men loved him. When the action was touch and go there was no better man to bellow orders than Bull Halsey.

2546 Biography Stonewall Jackson: Confederate General He earned his nickname for bravery at Bull Run and led some of the most stunning campaigns of the Civil War. An outstanding leader and brilliant tactician, Stonewall Jackson is widely regarded as one of the greatest Confederate commanders. Visits some of the bloodiest battlegrounds in America for a riveting portrait of the commander who held his ground 'like a stone wall.'

2547 Biography H. Norman Schwarzkopf: A Soldier's Story This visual biography charts Schwarzkopf's role in the Iraq-Kuwait crisis, life as the son of a military commander, education at West Point, service in Vietnam, and career as the head of the U.S Central Command.

2548 Biography General Douglas MacArthur Presents the phenomenal career of one of America's most brilliant and controversial military leaders remembered as the man who stubbornly stuck to his guns.

2549 Biography Dwight D. Eisenhower: Commander in Chief In this compelling profile, friends, family, colleagues, and noted historians shed light on one of the nation's greatest heroes. Rare footage reveals the defining moments of Eisenhower's life--from his military victories to his presidential inauguration. Dwight D. Eisenhower: commander- in-chief is the authoritative program about the life and legacy of this remarkable American icon

2550 Biography General George S. Patton: A Genius for War Recounts the life of World War II general George S. Patton.2551 Biography Attila the Hun: The Scourge of God The name Attila the Hun conjures up images of bloodthirsty barbarians

decimating an innocent European populace by sword and fire, but in other parts of the world, the reputation of the king of the Huns is altogether different. This fifth-century ruler was shrewd and intelligent, charismatic and compassionate. Attila the Hun used his most forceful attributes to forge a loose confederation of nomadic tribes into the most fearsome military machine of its time.

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Number Series Title Description2552 Batteline World War II Omaha Beach : Breakout from Normandy Each episode of Battleline tells the story of one battle by combining the

personal remembrances of two soldiers, one from each side of the conflict; skilled, historically accurate narration; and authentic combat footage drawn from one of the world's largest private film archives. This video contains two half-hour episodes that have been reproduced from the original 35mm film masters. They tell of Operations Overlord and Cobra.

2553 Batteline World War II Liberation of the Philippines : Iwo Jima A look at the invasion of Luzon, the strategic prize of the Philippines, and the multiple-assult offensive aimed at liberating Manila and its superb harbor. Also a study of the U.S. invasion fleet that landed two Marine divisions almost without opposition, and how it turned into one of the bitter battlegrounds of WWII.

2554 Batteline World War II Dunkirk : Battle of Britain Each episode of Battleline tells the story of one battle by combining the personal remembrances of two soldiers, one from each side of the conflict; skilled, historically accurate narration; and authentic combat footage drawn from one of the world's largest private film archives. This video contains two half-hour episodes that have been reproduced from the original 35mm film masters. They tell of the most daring sea evacuation in history, at Dunkirk beginning May 28, 1940, and Hitler's attempt to eliminate British air cover, the first step in his plan to invade Britain, which goes awry when the focus is shifted to London and huge numbers of German planes go down in the most intense aerial combat of the war.

2555 Batteline World War II El Alamein : Operation Torch Each episode of Battleline tells the story of one battle by combining the personal remembrances of two soldiers, one from each side of the conflict; skilled, historically accurate narration; and authentic combat footage drawn from one of the world's largest private film archives. This video contains two half-hour episodes that have been reproduced from the original 35mm film masters. They tell of the brutal tank battle between Montgomery's Eighth Army and Rommel's Afrika Korps at El Alamein, and Operation Torch, in which the Americans enter the African war, commanded by Eisenhower.

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Number Series Title Description2556 Batteline World War II Tarawa : Peleliu November 20, 1943, Central Pacific campaign. 2nd Marine Division

lands on Betio Island (Tarawa Atoll). Coral reefs block amphibious landing. Marines abandon grounded landing craft, wade through Japanese crossfire, hold beaches. Victory cuts off Japanese naval base. -- September 15, 1944, Island war. 1st Marine Division encounters new Japanese tactic on Peleliu Island. Spiderholes, caved armour, guerrilla warfare. Fight to control Palaus' key airbase. U.S. forces with heavy losses, take highground "The Point". Air superiority enroute to Philippines is secure.

2557 Batteline World War II Battle of the Atlantic : Commerce Raiders Each episode of Battleline tells the story of one battle by combining the personal remembrances of two soldiers, one from each side of the conflict; skilled, historically accurate narration; and authentic combat footage drawn from one of the world's largest private film archives. This video contains two half-hour episodes that have been reproduced from the original 35mm film masters. They tell of skirmishes at sea as U-boats prowl for Allied shipping, both as lone wolves and in wolfpacks, and as armed vessels, disguised as merchant vessels, lie in wait for valuable war cargo shipped from America.

2558 Batteline World War II Midway : Guadalcanal June 14, 1942, turning point. Japanese lure U.S. Pacific Fleet to Midway where Japanese warships await. U.S. intelligence cracks Japanese code. Japanese ravage Midway. U.S. dive bombers & fighters from carriers surprise Japanese main fleet. Power in Pacific shifts. -- August 7, 1942, Solomon Islands airfield near completion. U.S. Marines surprise attack takes Guadalcanal's airbase. Japanese planes dive bomb American transports, push U.S. naval support away from island, allowing night destroyer runs "Tokyo Express" to drop troops for counterattack. U.S. forces ready for decisive push.

2559 Batteline World War II Okinawa : Bombing of Japan Each episode of Battleline tells the story of one battle by combining the personal remembrances of two soldiers, one from each side of the conflict; skilled, historically-accurate narration; and authentic combat footage drawn from one of the world's largest private film archives. This video contains two half-hour episodes that have been reproduced from the original 35mm film masters.

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Number Series Title Description2560 Batteline World War II Sicily : Anzio July 10, 1943, Allies hit Italy. In bad weather, British & American forces

storm beaches. German divisions stall British at Catania. U.S. moves and air power push Germans & Italians off Sicily. -- January 22, 1944, Operation Shingle. U.S. Army plans to collapse Gustav Line. Action launched from Anzio. Amphibious landings unopposed, Americans consolidate beachhead. German troops reinforce & pound Anglo-American forces into the beach. Stalemate!

2561 Batteline World War II Bridghead on the Rhine : Fall of Berlin Each episode of Battleline tells the story of one battle by combining the personal remembrances of two soldiers, one from each side of the conflict; skilled, historically accurate narration; and authentic combat footage drawn from one of the world's largest private film archives. This video contains two half-hour episodes that have been reproduced from the original 35mm film masters. They tell of the campaign across Germany to Berlin, which is opened for Eisenhower when the German explosives fail to take out the bridge at Remagen, and the fall of the German capital city to the Russians.

2562 The Immortal Bombers B-17 Flying Fortress B-17 flying fortress: An in-depth study of history's greatest combat bomber. The immortal B-17 rewrote the war strategies of WWII as the most battle honored bomber in history.

2563 The Immortal Bombers B-25 One Helluva Bomber B-25 one helluva bomber: A special tribute to the immortal B-25 bomber. Features an assemblage of outstanding aerial footage through air strikes against the Afrika Korps, the Italian campaign, Burma and the famed Doolittle-Tokyo raid.

2564 The Immortal Bombers The Fightling Liberator Fight Liberator: Hair raising tale of the men who dared to fly their planes into the heart of the enemy. Featuring the B-24 Liberator, one of the most widely used bombers of World War II.

2565 The Technology of War America's New War Machines America's new war machines gives you a close-up look at todays smart weapons systems.

2566 Weapons of War U.S. Navy Carriers This DVD traces the rise of the biggest warships in the world as the United States air power went from early biplanes landing on converted battleships to the huge modern supercarriers of today.

2567 Victory at Sea Episodes 1 - 9 The original full-length episodes of the award-winning series made exclusively for television and containing actual live action footage. The videos introduce the campaigns and action of World War II, concentrating on battles and action at sea. (1-Design for War, 2-The Pacific Boils Over, 3-Sealing the Breach, 4-Midway is East, 5-Mediterranean Mosaic, 6-Guadalcanal, 7-Rings Around Rabaul, 8-Marenstrum, 9-Sea and Sand)

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Number Series Title Description2568 Victory at Sea Episodes 10 - 18 The original full-length episodes of the award-winning series made

exclusively for television and containing actual live action footage. The videos introduce the campaigns and action of World War II, concentrating on battles and action at sea. (10-Beneath the Southern Cross, 11-The Magnetic North, 12-Conquest of Micronesia. 13-Melanesian Nightmare, 14-Roman Renaissance, 15-D-Day, 16-Killers and the Kill, 17-The Turkey Shoot, 18-Two if by Sea)

2569 Victory at Sea Episodes 19 - 26 The original full-length episodes of the award-winning series made exclusively for television and containing actual live action footage. The videos introduce the campaigns and action of World War II, concentrating on battles and action at sea. (19-The Battle for Leyte Gulf, 20-Return of the Allies, 21-Full Fathom Five, 22-The Fate of Europe, 23-Target Suribachi, 24-The Road to Mandalay, 25-Suicide for Glory, 26-Design for Peace)

25702571 Psychology: The Human Experience Why Study Psychology? Introduces psychology as a science of behavior and mental processes.

It explains how understanding why we think and act as we do enhances our lives.

2572 Psychology: The Human Experience Research Methods in Psychology Provides an overview of observational and descriptive research by illustrating how the scientific method is used to study the relationship between violent video games and aggression.

2573 Psychology: The Human Experience The Nervous System Provides learning about the components of the nervous system and the methods used for studying the brain through the story of a hemispherectomy patient.

2574 Psychology: The Human Experience The Neuron & Neural Transmission Illustrates how the brain communicates with the body by explaining what the neuron is, how it functions, and what happens to that communication when neurological disorders occur.

2575 Psychology: The Human Experience Sensation & Perception Demonstrates how our senses gather information about the world around us. Perception is also covered in depth.

2576 Psychology: The Human Experience Consciousness Illustrates how our consciousness and awareness vary throughout a typical day. It also explores the impact of circadian rhythms.

2577 Psychology: The Human Experience Learning Classical & Operant Conditioning Discusses Pavlov's classical conditioning experiment and how it demonstrates the process of learning by an association or relationship.

2578 Psychology: The Human Experience Learning Observational & Cognitive Approaches

Discusses observational learning. The cognitive process of learning is illustrated using B.F. Skinner's research.

2579 Psychology: The Human Experience Memory Answers the question of "What is memory?" and explains how our sense of identity relies on memories of personal history and connections with the people around us.

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Number Series Title Description2580 Psychology: The Human Experience Language & Cognition Explores the fact that most animals have the ability to communicate,

but only humans have language, symbols for objects, actions, ideas, and feelings.

2581 Psychology: The Human Experience Intelligence Explores what intelligence means in different environments and cultures and discusses nature versus nurture and the history and biases of intelligence testing.

2582 Psychology: The Human Experience Motivation Offers an in-depth discussion of biological and social theories of motivation, intertwined with Bandura's presentation on the role of self-efficacy.

2583 Psychology: The Human Experience Emotions Asks the following questions: What are emotions? Are they learned or are they innate? Are they expressed in the same way throughout most cultures?

2584 Psychology: The Human Experience Infant & Child Development Provides an overview of Piaget's four stages of cognitive development.

2585 Psychology: The Human Experience Adolescent & Adult Development Explains the significance of peer relationships and Kohlberg's moral development theory. Erikson's theory on human development and Kubler-Ross' five stages of dying and death complete the overview.

2586 Psychology: The Human Experience Gender & Sexuality Explores the distinction between the terms sex and gender and describes the similarities and differences between men and women.

2587 Psychology: The Human Experience Personality Theories Explores the three major theories of personality-Freudian, humanistic, and social-cognitive perspective–by examining the life of the former President of South Africa, Nelson Mandela.

2588 Psychology: The Human Experience Personality Traits & Assessment Looks at the ways we can evaluate and assess the many parts of our individual personalities.

2589 Psychology: The Human Experience Social Cognition Focuses on how people form impressions of others and how people's behavior is affected by attitudes.

2590 Psychology: The Human Experience Attitudes Analyzes the formation of attitudes and how they can be turned into prejudice. It also explores ways to prevent prejudice and how to appreciate individual and group diversity.

2591 Psychology: The Human Experience Group Influence Influence explains individuality, group behavior, and deindividuation.

2592 Psychology: The Human Experience Stress, Health & Coping Chronicles a breast cancer survivor who employs successful coping strategies to aid in maintaining good health in stressful situations.

2593 Psychology: The Human Experience Understanding Psychological Disorders, Part One

Presents research on obsessive/compulsive disorders, and examines the daily lives of patients with these disorders.

2594 Psychology: The Human Experience Understanding Psychological Disorders, Part Two

Examines schizophrenia, its symptoms, and types. It asks the question: Can some people who suffer from this disease live a relatively normal life?

2595 Psychology: The Human Experience Therapies Examines four different styles of therapy treatment for mental disorders and discusses the role of each style of therapy.

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Number Series Title Description2596 Psychology: The Human Experience Making Psychology part of Your Life Concludes the series by examining how psychology can be applied to

all areas of our lives. 2597 Pirates of the Caribbean - Dead man's chest Captain Jack owes a blood debt to the legendary Davy Jones, who

captains the ghostly Flying Dutchman. Unless Jack can find a way out, he will be cursed to an afterlife of eternal servitude and damnation.

2598 My Super Ex-Girlfriend When Matt Saunders meets Jenny Johnson, he believes he has found the perfect girl. However, he decides to break things off with her when she becomes too needy, controlling, and jealous. Jenny doesn't take the breakup very well and decides to get back at him by using her superpowers. It turns out that Jenny is really a superhero named G-Girl. Meanwhile, Matt and his co-worker, Hannah start to have a romance with each other which sends Jenny over the edge.

2599 Lara Croft, Tomb Raider (Collector's Edition) With her father presumed dead, Lara must race to recover an ancient artifact that can alter space and time if not destroyed. She finds the key that will unlock the two sections that must be put together in order for the artifact to work. She must fight her nemises in order to restore harmony and all before the planets and sun align.

2600 It Runs in the Family Alex is trying to deal with a midlife crisis, while feeling caught in the middle of his familial obligations. While successful, Alex sometimes feels as if he's under the shadow of his father, Mitchell, a successful attorney. Mitchell has recently survived a stroke, and Alex and Mitchell want to mend their relationship while there's still time.

2601 Exclusive A TV anchorwoman's attempt to boost her flagging ratings leads to a tangled web of betrayal and murder.

2602 Batman & Robin Batman, Robin, and Batgirl protect Gotham City against Mr. Freeze and Poison Ivy.

2603 One Hour Photo Sy works in photo processing. His favorite customers are the Yorkin family. Sy dotes on the Yorkins whenever they drop off film to be processed and they are indulgent of Sy's attentions. What the Yorkins don't know is Sy has been obsessively making copies of their photos, imagining himself to be "Uncle Sy," a member of the family. Sy's tenuous hold on reality begins to collapse when he develops a roll of film brought in by a new customer that suggests infidelity and the notion that his ideal family may be falling apart is troubling for Sy.

2604 Seduced A mysterious murder, provocative photographs, deadly chases and undying passions are the elements that surround the power struggle of the corporate elite in a giant retail corporation.

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Number Series Title Description2605 Into the Badlands A greedy bounty hunter sets off a mysterious chain of events in three

interwoven stories as he tacks an infamous killer.2606 Callie & Son Forced because of poverty to relinquish her unnamed child to a lawyer

for adoption, Callie, a 17-year-old unwed mother, travels to Dallas to seek out a new life. After meeting and marrying wealthy newspaper baron Randall Bordeaux, she finds herself moving amongst the elite of Dallas society and when she can never have other children, she resolves to find the child she was forced to give up long ago.

2607 The Fog of War The story of America as seen through the eyes of the former Secretary of Defense, under President Kennedy and President Johnson, Robert S. McNamara. McNamara was one of the most controversial and influential political figures of the 20th century. Now, he offers a candid and intimate journey through some of the most seminal events in contemporary American history. He offers new and often surprising insights into the 1945 bombing of Tokyo, the Cuban Missile Crisis, ad the effects of the Vietnam War.

2608 Molly and Lawless John This Western classic stars Sam Elliott as the daring, renegade outlaw on the run. The action really heats up when Elliott steals the sheriff's wife. The sheriff goes in hot pursuit as he vows to get her back. As the sheriff's wife "Molly" and "John" get to know each other better, the sparks really start to fly.

2609 Angel & the Badman Badly wounded gunman Quirt Evans is taken in and nursed back to health by a Quaker girl and her family. It's love at first sight for her, but the Society of Friends has its work cut out for it in changing Quirt's violent ways, especially with his old enemy, Laredo Stevens, around to make trouble.

2610 The Saint Val Kilmer stars as espionage hero Simon Templar whose gallery of secret weapons and knowledge of disguises make him a most worthy adversary.

2611 Sahara Three intrepid adventurers, including the legendary Dirk Pitt, set out to claim a massive treasure and foil the efforts of a cadre intent on world destruction.

2612 An Innocent Man A man is framed as a drug dealer and sent to prison by a pair of crooked cops. He tries to prove his innocence, but everyone in jail claims they were framed.

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Number Series Title Description2613 Dream for an Insomniac Romantic comedy about Frankie who hasn't slept a full night since she

was six years old. She's convinced that once she and her best friend Allison leave San Francisco to pursue acting careers in Los Angeles, she'll meet her dream man. Only then, will she be able to sleep. Four days before moving to L.A., David walks into Frankie's life. She's convinced he's her very own Prince Charming. She has only three days left to convince him that she's the love of his life.

2614 Seraphim Falls After the end of the American Civil War, an ex-Confederate colonel stalks an ex-Union captain in hopes of exacting revenge.

2615 Someone is Watching A single mom with a son named Cory is trying to recover from a vicious attack and in-home robbery. To put the trauma behind her, she has moved into a new home, in a new town, and looks forward to starting a new life. She's even made a new friend and Corey has a new friend as well. His name is BJ and he comes out of the walls to play. Soon she learns that her new neighborhood is the kind of neighborhood that no-one ever leaves ... alive!

2616 This is the Army In WW I, dancer Jerry Jones stages an all-soldier show on Broadway, called Yip Yip Yaphank. Wounded in the War, he becomes a producer. In WW II his son Johnny Jones, who was before his fathers assistant, gets the order to stage a new all-soldier show, called THIS IS THE ARMY. But is personal life has problems, because he refuses to marry his fiancě until the war is over.

2617 Hangmen A secret splinter group of CIA assassins is opposed by an ex-Green Beret (Washburn) and a rag-tag group of urban guerrillas.

2618 A Place to Grow Matt Walker returns home to face the death of his brother, selling the family farm and dealing with his neighbor who is married to Matt's high school sweetheart. The town sheriff and Matt soon begin to suspect that maybe his brother's death was not an accident.

3686 One Stop Shopping Entry Services At LCC LCC production3687 Mastering The College Experience Welcome To College This program offers a general overview of college with an emphasis on

making a commitment to learn.3688 Mastering The College Experience The First Step The First Step discusses honest self-assessment. “Discovery and

Intention Journal Entry System” is introduced, as well as “The Discovery Wheel.”

3689 Mastering The College Experience Ideas Are Tools Ideas Are Tools covers the concept of learning styles and features four stages of learning.

3690 Mastering The College Experience Finding the Time Finding the Time discusses short-term time management: creating to-do lists, prioritizing activities, and scheduling.

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Number Series Title Description3691 Mastering The College Experience Looking Ahead Looking Ahead discusses long-range time management--knowing

one's own values and ideals, how to set goals and plan the use of time--months or years into the future.

3692 Mastering The College Experience You'Ve Got a Great Memory You've Got a Great Memory offers helpful tips on memory, its processes, and various techniques to improve memory.

3693 Mastering The College Experience Muscle Reading Muscle Reading deals with the basic strategy of muscle reading, and discusses a nine-step approach to help supercharge study habits.

3694 Mastering The College Experience Reading Challenges Reading Challenges illustrates how the basic strategy of muscle reading can be altered to handle special challenges, such as finding time for studying when children need to be cared for, as well as motivation tips.

3695 Mastering The College Experience Taking Notes Taking Notes demonstrates specific note-taking formats and their processes.

3696 Mastering The College Experience Challenges Worth Noting Challenges Worth Noting presents some real-world note-taking challenges and offers solutions. This lesson also introduces many different ways distance learning courses are delivered.

3697 Mastering The College Experience Preparing For the Test Preparing for the Test discusses proper test-preparation techniques. The power of cooperative learning and steps for forming a solid study group are discussed.

3698 Mastering The College Experience This Is Not a Test This Is Not a Test presents various ways to manage the causes and symptoms of test anxiety.

3699 Mastering The College Experience Embracing Diversity Embracing Diversity explores the value of diversity, and the negative effects of stereotyping, prejudice, discrimination, and racism.

3700 Mastering The College Experience Thinking Creatively Thinking Creatively explores the nature of creativity and offers exercises and techniques to stimulate the creative thinking process.

3701 Mastering The College Experience Thinking Critically Thinking Critically focuses on the realm of logic and analysis. Critical thinking skills and problem solving are discussed in depth.

3702 Mastering The College Experience Math and Science: a 3-D Solution Math and Science: A 3-D Solution focuses on more specific problem-solving skills that will help students succeed in math and science courses.

3703 Mastering The College Experience Research: Solving a Mystery Research: Solving a Mystery explains how to conduct research with an emphasis on the resources available at the library.

3704 Mastering The College Experience Writing Well: the First Draft Writing Well—The First Draft explores how to get started on writing papers by presenting steps and processes in creating a first draft.

3705 Mastering The College Experience Writing Well: the Final Presentation Writing Well—The Final Presentation looks at the process of turning a rough draft into a polished paper or presentation.

3706 Mastering The College Experience Communication Communication explores the communication loop and offers tips on improving communication skills and introduces the theory of “multiple intelligences.”

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Number Series Title Description3707 Mastering The College Experience Relationships Relationships describes the key ingredients of healthy as well as

unhealthy relationships, and relates how good relationship skills can lead to success in school and in life.

3708 Mastering The College Experience Money and Finances Money and Finances examines general principles of money management and encourages students to make a habit of financial planning and budgeting. Special tax and financial tips are covered to help students pay for college.

3709 Mastering The College Experience Taking Care of Your Machine Take Care of Your Machine explores several aspects of maintaining health and wellness.

3710 Mastering The College Experience Preventing Life Crashes Preventing Life Crashes focuses on specific threats to students' health, how to prevent them and how to deal with them if they happen.

3711 Mastering The College Experience Charting Your Course Charting Your Course deals with the development of skills in planning and managing careers, and discusses various career resources.

3712 Mastering The College Experience Master Your Life Mastering Your Life reviews skills, strategies, techniques, and attitudes learned in previous lessons, and discusses how best to apply them to college and to life in general.

3713 Right On the Money Love and money Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3714 Right On the Money Buying or leasing a car Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and y g gtheir money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3715 Right On the Money Money where you work Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3716 Right On the Money Creating a household budget Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3717 Right On the Money Credit cards - getting out of debt Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3718 Right On the Money Moms, Dads, and would-be grads Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3719 Right On the Money Buying your first home Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3720 Right On the Money Kids and cash: lessons in money Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

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Number Series Title Description3721 Right On the Money Planning for retirement Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and

their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3722 Right On the Money Tax basics Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3723 Right On the Money Starting a small business Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3724 Right On the Money Investment clubs Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3725 Right On the Money Women & investing Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3726 Right On the Money Love & money revisited Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3727 Right On the Money Managing your student loans Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3728 Right On the Money Simplify your life Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and p y ytheir money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3729 Right On the Money Avoiding financial scams Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3730 Right On the Money Freelancing full-time Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3731 Right On the Money Estate planning Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3732 Right On the Money Investment basics Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3733 Right On the Money Parenting on one income Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3734 Right On the Money Mutual fund basics Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

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Number Series Title Description3735 Right On the Money Managing consumer debt Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and

their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3736 Right On the Money Y2K: personal finance Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3737 Right On the Money Caring for your parents Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3738 Right On the Money Chris Farrell's top ten tips Right on the Money, the "how-to" television series for Americans and their money, offers straightforward advice for people who want to make better financial decisions for themselves and their families.

3739 Basic Physical Assessment Semester 1 Assessment Competency Evaluation

LCC Production

3740 Nursing Advanced Physical Assessment Semester Iv LCC Production

3741 A Self-Taught Lesson By Aaron Bolden LCC Production3742 Dynamics Of Communication Communication Barriers LCC Production3743 Dynamics Of Communication Dimensions of Interpersonal Effectiveness LCC Production3744 Dynamics Of Communication Conflict Management LCC Production3745 Dynamics Of Communication Leadership Management LCC Production3746 John Mccain At LCC 11/10/99 LCC Production3747 True Colors Aired September 26th, 1991. A white guy and a black guy carry hidden

cameras and go through an "everyday life." ABC investigates the ways they are treated differently based on race

3748 Dynamics Of Communication - Speech 120 (Fall Semester 1999)

Vegetarians - 8 Scenes LCC Production

3749 Basic Electricity Review3750 Kick-off 1999 LCC In the 21st Century LCC Production3751 Peer Writing LCC Production3753 This Is Financial Aid @ LCC LCC Production3754 Surveying Michigan Provides an overview of the original pioneer survey of Michigan when it

was part of the old Northwest Territory.3755 Album Art: a Window On World Cultures LCC Production3756 History Of Space Travel The Flight of Apollo 11 (The Eagle Has Landed) This is the story of the historic first landing of men on the Moon in July

1969. This video depicts the principal highlights of the mission from launch through the post recovery activities of Astronauts Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins. Through television, film and still photography the video provides an "eyewitness" perspective of the Apollo 11 mission.

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Number Series Title Description3757 History Of Space Travel Apollo 16, Nothing So Hidden This video is a visual documentary account of the Apollo 16 lunar

landing mission and exploration in the highland region of the Moon, near the crater Descartes.

3758 Amx-The Basics With Dave Mattson LCC Production3759 Reach Out And Teach-Designing

Distance EducationWhat Is Distance Education? Reach Out and Teach is an introduction to designing distance

education courses and is written to help educators and trainers understand and apply the fundamentals of distance education and instructional design. Reach Out and Teach provides basic, straightforward guidance about instructional design and logistical considerations that must be addressed when designing a course for delivery at a distance. The purpose of Reach Out and Teach is to help educators analyze a traditional course to determine if it can be successfully delivered via distance education, and if so, to describe techniques that can be used in distance education course design.

3760 Reach Out And Teach-Designing Distance Education

What Makes a Good Distance Education Course?

Reach Out and Teach is an introduction to designing distance education courses and is written to help educators and trainers understand and apply the fundamentals of distance education and instructional design. Reach Out and Teach provides basic, straightforward guidance about instructional design and logistical considerations that must be addressed when designing a course for delivery at a distance. The purpose of Reach Out and Teach is to help educators analyze a traditional course to determine if it can be successfully delivered via distance education, and if so, to describe techniques that can be used in distance education course design.

3761 Reach Out And Teach-Designing Distance Education

Is there a Model For Distance Education Design?

Reach Out and Teach is an introduction to designing distance education courses and is written to help educators and trainers understand and apply the fundamentals of distance education and instructional design. Reach Out and Teach provides basic, straightforward guidance about instructional design and logistical considerations that must be addressed when designing a course for delivery at a distance. The purpose of Reach Out and Teach is to help educators analyze a traditional course to determine if it can be successfully delivered via distance education, and if so, to describe techniques that can be used in distance education course design.

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Number Series Title Description3762 Reach Out And Teach Designing Distance Education - Critical

Elements of Distance EducationThe Central Florida Consortium on Higher Education examines the critical elements of course design in distance education. Five principles of distance education instruction and different instructional strategies are illustrated in this fifth tape by tables and real-world examples. Hosted by Barbara Martin and Patrick Moskal; series study guide available.

3763 Reach Out And Teach Designing Distance Education - Instructional Strategies of Distance Education

The Central Florida Consortium on Higher Education examines the critical elements of course design in distance education. Five principles of distance education instruction and different instructional strategies are illustrated in this fifth tape by tables and real-world examples. Hosted by Barbara Martin and Patrick Moskal; series study guide available.

3764 Reach Out And Teach Designing Distance Education - Incorporating Interaction Into Distance Education

The Central Florida Consortium on Higher Education examines the critical elements of course design in distance education. This sixth tape looks at strategies for encourage learning in a distance education class, presenting examples of synchronous and asynchronous interaction such as group problem solving, games, role-playing exercises and using Internet chat rooms. Hosted by Barbara Martin and Patrick Moskal; series study guide available.

3765 Reach Out And Teach Designing Distance Education - Personal Requirements of Course

the Central Florida Consortium on Higher Education examines the critical elements of course design in distance education. Logistical requirements for distance education are considered in this seventh episode; two mini-case studies also outline the responsibilities of instructors, site facilitators and technicians. Hosted by Barbara Martin and Patrick Moskal; series study guide available.

3766 Reach Out And Teach Designing Distance Education - organizational and Management Requirements

This eight tape series from the Central Florida Consortium on Higher Education examines the critical elements of course design in distance education. The eighth tape in this series details the logistics of preparing for a distance education course, and t he contingency planning necessary for when something goes wrong. Hosted by Barbara Martin and Patrick Moskal; series study guide available.

3767 Aging Parents-The Seminar and Training Package

How to do your own seminar on aging people or parents Pt. 1DW

3768 Aging Parents-The Seminar and Training Package

How to do your own seminar on aging people or parents Pt. 2DW

3769 SAS Division LCC Production

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Number Series Title Description3770 African American Legends II African American Legends II Pt. 1 African-American legends highlights the accomplishments of Blacks in

areas as varied as politics, museums, sports, aviation, business, theatre, film, and music. This series explores how African-Americans have succeeded in areas where they had previously been excluded because of segregation, racism, and lack of opportunity. Prominent figures are interviewed by series host Dr. Roscoe C. Brown, Jr.

3771 African American Legends II African American Legends II Pt. 2 African-American legends highlights the accomplishments of Blacks in areas as varied as politics, museums, sports, aviation, business, theatre, film, and music. This series explores how African-Americans have succeeded in areas where they had previously been excluded because of segregation, racism, and lack of opportunity. Prominent figures are interviewed by series host Dr. Roscoe C. Brown, Jr.





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Number Series Title Description3776 African American Legends II African American Legends II Pt. 7 African-American legends highlights the accomplishments of Blacks in

areas as varied as politics, museums, sports, aviation, business, theatre, film, and music. This series explores how African-Americans have succeeded in areas where they had previously been excluded because of segregation, racism, and lack of opportunity. Prominent figures are interviewed by series host Dr. Roscoe C. Brown, Jr.



3779 Michigan At Risk Term Limits: the Grand Experiment Program #9023780 The Whole Child It's the Little Things Children thrive in a well-ordered and predictable environment, where

daily routines such as arrivals and departures, mealtimes, nap times and toileting are dealt with consistently by all caregivers.

3781 The Whole Child By Leaps and Bounds An environment that encourages exploration and physical development is important for children of all ages.

3782 The Whole Child Babies Are Children Too The first years are a wondrous time. As the months pass, parents are able to form deep, affectionate bonds with their babies and marvel at their rapid growth.

3783 The Whole Child Dealing With Feelings It takes a lot of patience combined with good judgment and warm, nurturing relationships to raise emotionally healthy, comfortable and cheerful children

3784 The Whole Child I'M Glad I'M Me Every parent hopes that their children are developing a positive sense of self-worth. How your children feel about themselves is one of your greatest responsibilities and biggest challenges.

3785 The Whole Child Listening To Families Ways to help families deal with everyday problems and life crises.

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Number Series Title Description3786 The Whole Child Everybody's Special There was a time when physically, emotionally, or developmentally

challenged children either were taught at home or in special schools. Now, because of federal laws such as I.D.E.A. (the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) and the A.D.A. (Americans with Disabilities Act), an increasing number of young children with disabilities are being enrolled in regular childcare centers.

3787 The Whole Child Getting Along Together Childhood is a time for children to learn about the world-and that includes learning how to get along with others. Parents play a crucial role in helping children figure out how to form satisfying relationships and develop into socially competent people.

3788 The Whole Child Building Inner Controls Children should not be allowed to hurt themselves or other people (verbally or physically) or destroy property. They must learn how to control themselves instead of depending on other people to control them.

3789 The Whole Child Respecting Diversity How prejudice develops and how to respect cultural differences3790 The Whole Child Creativity and Play Creativity is the freest form of self-expression and, for children, the

creative process is more important than the finished product. There is nothing more fulfilling for children than to be able to express themselves freely.

3791 The Whole Child Let's Talk About It Communication skills are so important to children. Without language and speech, they can't let others know what they want and need, and what's important to them. But there's another reason why communicating is so critical to a growing child's development.

3792 The Whole Child Growing Mind's This unit stresses basic learning priorities like maintaining children's sense of wonder and curiosity, binding cognitive learning to affective experience whenever possible and accompanying it with language.

3793 Power Of Place Earthly Visions Lost in Space? Geography Training for Astronauts — Preparation for a NASA Shuttle mission provides context for introducing key issues in physical geography and human-environmental interaction. Globalization and Revolt — why do the forces of globalization seem to draw some places closer together and cause others to pull farther apart?

3794 Power Of Place Boundaries and Borderlands Twin Cities, Divided Lives — A single Mexican mother’s daily struggle for survival introduces us to concepts of relative location and geographic regions. Operation Hold the Line — The U.S.-Mexico borderlands form a unified cultural and economic region with qualities of both nations.

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Number Series Title Description3795 Power Of Place Supranationalism and Devolution of a United Europe — The city of Strasbourg is one locus of power in

an increasingly supranationalist Europe. Slovakia: New Sovereignty — Since Czechoslovakia separated into the Czech Republic and Slovakia, how have the Slovaks fared?

3796 Power Of Place East Looks West Berlin: United We Stand — Berlin is now capital of a reunified Germany and a symbol of a more unified Europe. But the integration of East Berlin requires urban reorganization and economic expansion. Poland: Diffusion of Democracy — Strategies for spreading democracy through Poland required a decidedly spatial approach.

3797 Power Of Place The Transforming Industrial Coreland Liverpool: A Tale of Two Cities — Can European Union investment and the growth of service industries turn the tide of economic decline? Randstad: Preserving the Green Heart — Small, crowded Netherlands strives to maintain its transportation connections while preserving dwindling green space.

3798 Power Of Place Challenges On the Periphery Andalucia: Developments in the Hinterlands — Spanish Andalucia struggles to move beyond tourism and agriculture to integrate with Europe’s heartland. Iceland: Edge of the Habitable World — At the borders of the habitable world, Iceland must balance sustainable fish harvests with social costs.

3799 Power Of Place Facing Ethnic and Environmental Diversity St. Petersburg: Russia’s Window on the West — What challenges continue to face this Russian port in post-Soviet society? Vologda: Russian Farming in Flux — How have previously state-owned collective farms changed with privatization?

3800 Power Of Place Central and Remote Economic Development : Caucuses Disconnect? — The ethnically diverse, Islamic republic of Dagestan contrasts with neighboring Chechnya where rebels fight for independence. Bratsk: The Legacy of Central Planning — Communist ambitions create the world’s largest hydroelectric project followed by a Russian city in the middle of Siberia.

3801 Power Of Place Inner Vs. "Edge" Cities Boston: Ethnic Mosaic — How has federal empowerment zone funding helped Boston's diverse but poor neighborhoods? Chicago: Farming on the Edge — As in many areas of the U.S., suburban Chicago just keeps expanding into the surrounding countryside.

3802 Power Of Place Ethnic Fragmentation In Canada Vancouver: Hong Kong East — Prior to the Chinese takeover of Hong Kong, thousands of wealthy businessmen moved their families to Vancouver, causing a collision of cultures. What has happened since 1997? Montreal: An Island of French — Trying to preserve their culture, Quebec welcomes immigrants and pays to teach them French.

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Number Series Title Description3803 Power Of Place Regions and Oregon: A Fight for Water — Native Americans and farmers compete

for a scarce resource: water. U.S. Midwest: Spatial Innovations — In the U.S. Midwest, an influx of Japanese automakers has brought more than just new factories to this once-declining manufacturing region.

3804 Power Of Place The Japanese Paradox: Small Farms and Mega-Cities

Northern Japan: Protecting the Harvest — Japanese rice farmers battle destructive weather in order to save their crops. Tokyo: Anatomy of a Mega-City — The continuing expansion of the Tokyo megalopolis leads to ever-longer commutes and demands for suburban housing.

3805 Power Of Place Global Interaction Singapore: Gateway to Southeast Asia — High-tech infrastructure, a well-educated workforce and strict government repression have all helped Singapore become a pre-eminent port and one of the wealthiest cities in the world. Australia: New Links to Asia — Australia shifts its trade from Europe to the Asian “economic tigers.”

3806 Power Of Place Migration and Conquest Mexico: Motive To Migrate — A geographer's research reveals a major source of Mexican migration: the North-Central “Hollow Core.” Guatemala: Population and Conquest — Every year a greater number of Maya Indian victims of “continuing conquest” must share inadequate agricultural resources

3807 Power Of Place andes and Amazon Ecuador: Orange Alert — When scientists monitoring the Tungurahua Volcano see dangerous signs, they have to advise the government: evacuate or remain? Chile: Pacific Rim Player — Bordered to the east by the towering Andes Mountains and to the west by the Pacific Ocean, Chile enjoys continued economic growth.

3808 Power Of Place Accelerating Growth Sao Paulo: The Outer Ring — The sprawling mega-city of Sao Paulo is evidence that Latin America is among the most rapidly urbanizing regions. A Second Chance for Amazonia? — An American scientist discovers new possibilities for sustainable development in the Amazon basin.

3809 Power Of Place Sacred Space Under Siege Jerusalem: Capital of Two States? — Can the historical and political geography of this holy city provide clues to a peaceful resolution between Jews and Palestinians? Turkey: Fundamental Change — At the edge of Europe, Turkey hopes to take economic advantage of its proximity to the western world.

3810 Power Of Place Population, Food Supply, and Energy Development

Egypt: Gift of the Nile — This program investigates Egypt's limited natural resources, focusing on that nation's dependence on the Nile River. Oman: Looking Beyond Oil — Having benefited greatly from its relatively modest oil reserves, Oman looks to diversify its economy for future growth.

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Number Series Title Description3811 Power Of Place The Legacy of Colonization South Africa: This Land Is My Land — South Africa continues to face

many challenges in redressing the land inequities under apartheid. Kenya: Medical Geography — AIDS has become one of the biggest killers in Kenya. How can geography help understand disease?

3812 Power Of Place Understanding Sickness, Overcoming Prejudice

Cote d’Ivoire: Cocoa and Change — Cote d’Ivoire has long been the world’s largest producer of cocoa, but has recently faced economic downturns and loss of its historically stable government. Gabon: Sustainable Resources? — In one of Africa's wealthiest countries, oil revenues have declined, putting new pressure on the country's timber resources.

3813 Power Of Place Urban and Rural Contrasts Mexico: Motive To Migrate — A geographer's research reveals a major source of Mexican migration: the North-Central “Hollow Core.” Guatemala: Population and

3814 Power Of Place Life In China's Frontier Cities Orange Alert — When scientists monitoring the Tungurahua Volcano see dangerous signs, they have to advise the government: evacuate or remain? Chile: Pacific Rim Player — Bordered to the east by the towering Andes Mountains and to the west by the Pacific Ocean, Chile enjoys continued economic growth.

3815 Power Of Place China's Metropolitan Heartland Sao Paulo: The Outer Ring — The sprawling mega-city of Sao Paulo is evidence that Latin America is among the most rapidly urbanizing regions. A Second Chance for Amazonia? — An American scientist discovers new possibilities for sustainable development in the Amazon basin.

3816 Power Of Place The Booming Maritime Edge Boston: Ethnic Mosaic — How has federal empowerment zone funding helped Boston's diverse but poor neighborhoods? Chicago: Farming on the Edge — As in many areas of the U.S., suburban Chicago just keeps expanding into the surrounding countryside.

3817 Power Of Place Mainland Southeast Asia Vancouver: Hong Kong East — Prior to the Chinese takeover of Hong Kong, thousands of wealthy businessmen moved their families to Vancouver, causing a collision of cultures. What has happened since 1997? Montreal: An Island of French — Trying to preserve their culture, Quebec welcomes immigrants and pays to teach them French.

3818 Power Of Place Maritime Southeast Asia A Fight for Water — Native Americans and farmers compete for a scarce resource: water. U.S. Midwest: Spatial Innovations — In the U.S. Midwest, an influx of Japanese automakers has brought more than just new factories to this once-declining manufacturing region.

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Number Series Title Description3819 Voices From The Village Afrocentricity Defined Noted psychologists dr. Na'im Akbar and Dr. Asa Hilliard examine

socialization for african Americans and the "illusion" of inclusion -- things that weaken african American capacity for sustaining institutions. The no-holds-barred program explores african-centered education and institution building.

3820 Voices From The Village Black Gold Dr. Julianne Malveaux, economist, author, syndicated radio talk show host and a regular contributor to "Usa Today" speaks out on the economic state of women, particularly african American women. Dr. Malveaux takes no prisoners while addressing the attempt to eliminate affirmative action and welfare programs and the role the media plays in this issues.

3821 Voices From The Village The Need For Spirituality In this program, the belief that the key to solving social problems is a renewed sense of spiritual awareness is brought forth. Groundbreaking author Dr. Cain Hope Gelder, Archbishop George Stallings, jr., who challenged the mission of the catholic church, and the influential pastor Dr. Charles Gilchrist Adams explain the need for african Americans to reclaim their spiritual lives. The three men also point out what the church must do to continue providing leadership incubating crime, unemployment and racism.

3822 Voices From The Village Healthy Minds, Healthy Bodies Harvard professor of psychiatry Dr. Alvin Poussaint and Dr. Deborah Prothrow-Stith, the assistant dean for government and community programs at the harvard school of public health, bring to the forefront health concerns and the roles family and friends play in developing good mental health in his program. Drs. Poussaint and Prothrow-Stith point ou that despite the explosion of scientific knowledge in recent years, racial and ethnic groups have not benefited fully or equitably from these advances. These two medical experts explain how african Americans can take more individual and collective responsibility for moving toward optimal health.

3823 Voices From The Village Affirmative Action George Curry, editor-in-chief of emerge: america's black newsmagazine and a regular on bet's lead story, discusses the media's role in turning white america against affirmative action. Not afraid to tackle a controversial topic, Mr. Curry poetically points out the problems with the rollback on affirmative action programs and the successful effort on the part of the media in turnign white america opinion against these programs. Curry also examines the current state of civil rights leadership in america.

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Number Series Title Description3824 Voices From The Village By the Color of Our Skin Noted psychiatrist and author Dr. Frances Cress welsing leads a bold,

no-nonsense discussion about white supremacy, racism and self-hatred within the african American community. Dr. Welsing writes that people who classify themselves as white know that it is a population that is genetically recessive in terms of skin color - that is to say that if you mix white with white, the product is white. However, if white is mixed with any other color, the product will be of color. Dr. Welsing contends that whites, either consciously or subconsciously, understand that the race can be wiped out genetically and this determines behavior patterns.

3825 Voices From The Village Voices From the Village The importance of what many call our nations' strongest institution - the church - is again discussed as a weapon against societal ills. Dr. Cain hope felder, Archbishop George Stallings, jr., And Dr. Charles gilchrist adams continue their points about the need for the african Americans to reclaim their spiritual lives and what the church must do to continue providing leadership. These influential spiritual leaders discuss the need for churches of different cultural backgrounds to deal with racist attitudes and address the use of holistic ministries in helping people create educational, economic and political institutions.

3826 Voices From The Village "Can't Hide Things In Books Anymore" Randall Robinson, the man in the United States most responsible for bringing about democratic elections in South Africa, addresses the political and social changes in Africa over the last five years, including South Africa's progress under president Nelson Mandela, and he continues his civil rights battles in Africa and the Caribbean. Also featured in this program is best-selling author and founder of third world press, one of the nation's oldest black publishing companies, Haki Madhubuti, who speaks about the development of the nation's strong black literary tradition and the continuing need for developing black institutions.

3827 Voices From The Village Faith Addiction Whether it be alcohol, cigarettes, food or drugs, when african Americans seek treatment, problems may arise because the established methods of treatment may not be as effective for people of color. Dr. Frances Breisbane, the dean of the school of social welfare of State University of New York at Stony Brook as well as a pioneer in treating substance abuse among people of african ancestry, speaks about the use of spirituality in dealing with addictive behaviors and the role afrocentrism can play in treating addiction. Brisbane also points out the importance of self-esteem in treatment and offers candid comments of the use of corporate marketing in African American communities.

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Number Series Title Description3828 Voices From The Village Media Rap Various aspects of the media and their role in examining social ills are

discussed by "USA Today" editor and columnist barbara reynolds in this eye-opening program. Ms. Reynolds speaks of ways the media can be used to change misconceptions toward people of color.

3829 Voices From The Village The Power of Love This final programs features an inspirational talk with Dr. Lorraine Hale, daughter of Mother Hale, and co-founder of Hale House in New York City, about the history of this famous child care center. Dr. Hale shares her ideas on the needs of children and the simple methodology she uses to help children and their families. The program also examines why the Hale House works so well when so many others fail. Founded in 1969, Hale House was funded as a home for drug-addicted babies and their mothers. Since then the Hale House has expanded to take in aids-infected infants as well, all the while operating on private funds.

3830 Risk and Reality In recent years, preschool and elementary school teachers have noted increases in behavior concerns and developmental delays, possibly caused by prenatal drug or alcohol exposure. This document notes that it is more important to ascertain the children's challenges than the causes. It describes the most promising practices identified for improving the learning of children at risk, whatever the reason. These are: (1) creating a nurturing classroom environment; (2) encouraging cooperative play; (3) facilitating classroom transitions and minimizing distractions; (4) helping children manage their behaviors; (5) conducting ongoing classroom assessment; and (6) building strong ties with families. The guide features a companion videotape. (Contains 43 resources.) (HTH)

3831 Challengers '96 Challengers 96' 101 Four one-hour programs provide profiles of each of the presidential contenders for the 1996 elections. The programs open with a brief video segment on the featured candidate and then move to a one-on-one interview.



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Number Series Title Description3834 Challengers '96 Challengers 96' 104 Four one-hour programs provide profiles of each of the presidential

contenders for the 1996 elections. The programs open with a brief video segment on the featured candidate and then move to a one-on-one interview.


3836 Inside The Republican Revolution The First 100 Days 01-04-1995 was one of the most striking days in modern American political history. The House of Representatives convened to organize, elected Newt Ginfrich of Gerogia as the first Rpublican Speaker since Joe Martin of Massachusetts in 1954, debated and passed its first piece of legislation, the Congresssional Accountability Act, finishing up at nearly 2: 30 01-05. That first day was followed by more than ninety that were nearly equally striking. The 104th House hit the ground sprinting, overcoming the natural inertia of the institution to draft, consider, debate, and pass a series of other bills and of congressional government. In the mid-April 1995, TV networks, newspapers, and magazines were filled with stories of the Congress’s first hundred days. That hundred-day period was capped with another unprecedented event. On 04-07-95, Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich addresses the nation in prime time on several TV networks, including CBS, CNN, C-SPAN and PBS. Except to respond to a president, never before had a Speaker requested an opportunity to appear on national television to address the nation; never before would any television network have

3837 Revitalizing Amer. Federalism Revitalizing American Federalism Pt. 1 Federalism in the United States is the evolving relationship between state governments and the federal government of the United States.



3840 Small Business Today How To Start a Business Part 1 A series for small business people, hosted by small business people, sponsored by AT&T and the U.S. Postal Service.

3841 Small Business Today How To Start a Business Part 2 A series for small business people, hosted by small business people, sponsored by AT&T and the U.S. Postal Service.

3842 Small Business Today How To Write a Business Plan A series for small business people, hosted by small business people, sponsored by AT&T and the U.S. Postal Service.

3843 Small Business Today How To Legally organize Your Business A series for small business people, hosted by small business people, sponsored by AT&T and the U.S. Postal Service.

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Number Series Title Description3844 Small Business Today How To Raise Money - Part 1 A series for small business people, hosted by small business people,

sponsored by AT&T and the U.S. Postal Service.3845 Small Business Today How To Raise Money - Part 2 A series for small business people, hosted by small business people,

sponsored by AT&T and the U.S. Postal Service.3846 Small Business Today The Components of a Marketing Plan A series for small business people, hosted by small business people,

sponsored by AT&T and the U.S. Postal Service.3847 Small Business Today How To Do Business With the Government A series for small business people, hosted by small business people,

sponsored by AT&T and the U.S. Postal Service.3848 Small Business Today How To Develop Systems To Inspect What

You ExpectA series for small business people, hosted by small business people, sponsored by AT&T and the U.S. Postal Service.

3849 Small Business Today How To Manage People A series for small business people, hosted by small business people, sponsored by AT&T and the U.S. Postal Service.

3850 Small Business Today The Family-Owned Business A series for small business people, hosted by small business people, sponsored by AT&T and the U.S. Postal Service.

3851 Small Business Today Networking A series for small business people, hosted by small business people, sponsored by AT&T and the U.S. Postal Service.

3852 Small Business Today Going Global A series for small business people, hosted by small business people, sponsored by AT&T and the U.S. Postal Service.

3853 Who Will Teach For America? Profiles "Teach for America", a program that placed 500 top college graduates without education degrees in a two-year domestic teacher corps.

3854 Safe Speech, Free Speech & the University A panel discussion focusing on the issue of "fighting words" on college campuses and the attempt to legislate "politically correct" speech through an enforcement code. Panelists are Marcus Mabry, Thomas Grey, Donald Kennedy, John Bunzel, Benno C. Schmidt, Nadine Strossen and Randall Kennedy.

3855 Business & The Law Agreement Lesson 5 in the "business and the law" series. Examines the basic foundation for any contract: the agreement. Mutual assent is discussed and the relationships between offer and acceptance. Several ways in which offers may be terminated are presented.

3856 Westglen Community Report This video take a look at how the U.S. Gov. Is going to deal with trash, health care, energy problems and bollte water.

3856 The Struggle For Peace An exploration of the ongoing question of Israeli vs. Palestinian rights in the turbulent middle east, emphasizing the work of those from both sides trying to find ways of bringing peace to the holy land.

3857 Education It's a Job Examines the new relationship between education and the economy in New York state and how that relationship may be changing.

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Number Series Title Description3858 Dateline Freedom: Civil Rights and the Press The behind-the-scenes story of a mostly white press covering the

struggles of the civil rights movement. A violent and dramatic era (the 1950s and 60s) is remembered through archival footage and personal interviews.

3859 Thurgood Marshall: Portrait of An American Hero

A documentary tracing the career of the first black appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court. Emphasizes Justice Marshall's position as a role model and civil rights trailblazer.

3860 Teaching Adults: Transitions and Trigger Events

Defines transitions and trigger events in adult education. Suggests that knowledge of a student's background can be used to make learning meaningful.

3861 Western Tradition Western Tradition Covering the ancient world through the age of technology, this illustrated lecture by Eugen Weber presents a tapestry of political and social events woven with many strands — religion, industry, agriculture, demography, government, economics, and art. A visual feast of over 2,700 images from the metropolitan museum of art portrays key events that shaped the development of western thought, culture, and tradition. This series is also valuable for teachers seeking to review the subject matter.

3862 Western Tradition The Rise of the Trading Cities Describes the rise of cities, such as Antwerp and Venice in medieval europe, where the modern world of commerce and trade was born.

3863 Artists And Photographers Tilting At Space: the Work of Jan Groover A documentary on the techniques and work of artistic photographer, Jan Groover.

3864 Artists And Photographers Roy Lichtenstein Reflections Features one of the great pop artists of our time, discussing his work, his artistic process and sources of his inspiration. Also featured are his large-scale murals, his "reflections series" and "interior series".

3865 Artists And Photographers The Climate of New York Chronicles the collaboration between poet Edwin Denby and photographer Rudy Burckhardt. Many years after, the two come together as denby reads his sonnets about New York while Burckhardt's photos of the city appear on the screen.

3866 Artists And Photographers The Phillips Collection The evolution of the first museum of modern art in the U.S. Is traced from its opening in 1921.

3867 Artists And Photographers This Honorable Count Pt. 1 One of nine programs providing a look at the lives and works of artists and photographers.

3868 Artists And Photographers This Honorable Count Pt. 2 Chronicles the work of Brice Marden, an artist who draws his inspiration from Manhattan and the greek island of Lycos.

3869 Connecting Early Childhood (Leainfant Curriculum)

Great Explorations Explores the infant curriculum at a day care center and demonstrates how caring and learning occur at the same time. A program in the connecting early childhood learning series.

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Number Series Title Description3870 Connecting Early Childhood

(Leainfant Curriculum)Toddler Curriculum: Making Connections Shows how characteristics of the toddler (age 12-36 months) must be

considered in providing a developmentally appropriate curriculum for a child care center. Intersperses scenes from a center with comments by Alice Honig of Syracuse University. A program in the connecting early childhood learning series.


Sharing Nature With Young Children Rudy Mancke shows how experience with, and in, the natural world can make life richer, provide language experiences, enhance skills and show children how life is interconnected. A program in the connecting early childhood learning series.


Music Across the Curriculum An interview with Thomas Moore and examples of music in an early childhood classroom, showing the integration of music in the classroom and the structured use of music to build processing skills. A program in the connecting early childhood learning series.

3873 Building Quality Childcare An Overview Based on NAEYC's accreditation criteria, this tape illustrates essential components of a high-quality group program for young children. For parents deciding on how to choose child care and as an overview for students and staff.

3874 Building Quality Childcare Health and Safety Focuses on standard health and safety practices in a group child care setting. Reviews procedures for handwashing, diapering, toileting and food serving, including the integration of these practices into the curriculum.

3875 Building Quality Childcare Relationships Discusses the relationship between the child and its child care provider. Shows how this can be helpful, and also discusses what to look for in a provider.

3876 Building Quality Childcare Independence Discusses the acquisition of independence in children, defined as the ability to govern oneself without punishment or reward, especially in a social setting.

3877 American Cinema The Classical Hollywood Style Examines the timeless style of "Casablanca" and other films to explore how American directors, screen writers, production designers, editors and cinematographers create worlds hat audiences are eager to enter. Includes interviews with directors Bertrand Tavernier, Sydney Pollack, Martin Scorsese and Joseph Mankiewicz.

3878 American Cinema The Studio System Using Paramount Pictures as a case study, this program looks at the "factory system" perfected by major film studios in 1930s Hollywood. By the 1950s, a new hollywood emerged, owned by huge corporations interested primarily in profit. Charlton Heston, Harrison Ford and others discuss the conflict between industry and artistry and the challenges facing studios today.

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Number Series Title Description3879 American Cinema The Star Joan Crawford serves as a case study on this program, with many

other stars profiled. Interviews with critics, scholars, and studio publicists round out this study of hollywood stardom as a cultural phenomenon.

3880 American Cinema The Western Featuring clips and critical commentary on films from John Ford's seminal "Stagecoach" (1939), Clint Eastwood's "Unforgiven" (1992) through the work of Arthur Penn, Sam Peckinpah, and other important directors, this program traces the aesthetic evolution of the western film as well as the sociological importance of the genre.

3881 American Cinema Romantic Comedy Explores romantic comedy films, which often indirectly reveal truths about the battle of the sexes. Examines both sides of American romantic comedy, the surface humor and its roots in questions of gender and sexuality. Includes interviews ith directors, screenwriters and scholars.

3882 American Cinema The Combat Film Historians, directors and military leaders describe the evolution of the World War II combat film, the Vietnam film, the influence of factual newsreel documentaries on the fiction film, and the narrative tradition linking such films as "Bataan" (1943) and "Platoon" (1986).

3883 American Cinema Film Noir Explores how the film noir genre, which reached its peak in the 1950s, reflected the pessimism and paranoia that were signs of the times. With its roots in german expressionism and its disturbing sense of corruption and urban decay, these "black films" were a mirror of the American psyche.

3884 American Cinema - Part 2 Film In the Television Age Part 2 of a 3 part series that traces Hollywood's initial fear of television, and how a new era of motion picture entertainment grew out of the advent of TV, and also how television was influenced by the movies.

3885 American Cinema The Film School Generation Traces the rise to prominence of a generation of directors who emerged primarily from the film schools of the University of California, Los Angeles, the University of Southern California, and New York University in the 1960s. Examines the financial and cultural forces that made their ascendance possible.

3886 American Cinema The Edge of Hollywood Examines alternative cinema and takes a look at the new breed of "outlaw" directors, a diverse group of independent filmmakers, many of whom are from minority communities and who play their own game on the fringes of traditional Hollywood.

3887 American Cinema - Part 1 Film Language Pt. 1 Of a 3-part series exploring film criticism and the vocabulary of filmmaking. This program examines the elements that go into directorial decision-making.

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Number Series Title Description3888 American Cinema - Part 2 Writing and Thinking About Film Pt. 2 Of a 3-part series exploring film criticism and the vocabulary of

filmmaking. This program has independent filmmaker John Sayles joining a number of scholars in an analysis of Fritz Lang's 1946 film "Scarlett Street".

3889 American Cinema - Part 3 Classical Hollywood Style Today Pt. 3 of a 3-part series exploring film criticism and the vocabulary of filmmaking. This program, via interviews with Paul Schrader, Joan Micklin Silver, James Toback and Whit Stillman, examines Hollywood's influence on American life and world culture.

3890 Out Of The Past An Introduction To Archaeology An introduction to archaeology using visually dramatic onsite filming to enable students to explore how archaeologists reconstruct ancient societies and explain how and why they evolved. Pt. 1 of an 8-part series.

3891 Out Of The Past An Introduction To Archaeology This program documents how the remains of houses at archaeological sites allow archaeologists to reconstruct ancient family life, including family size, composition and function. Pt. 2 of an 8-part series.

3892 Out Of The Past An Introduction To Archaeology This program investigates the processes that promote specialization and trade, and how these relate to social and political organization. Pt. 3 of an 8-part series.

3893 Out Of The Past - An Introduction To Archaeology

4: Signs and Symbols This program demonstrates how archaeologists detect forms of ancient communication, then interpret symbolic meanings and reconstruct symbolic behavior behind the communication. Pt. 4 of an 8-part series.

3894 Out Of The Past An Introduction To Archaeology This program reveals the different methods used by archaeologists to study how rulers have gained and kept power. Pt. 5 of an 8-part series.

3895 Out Of The Past An Introduction To Archaeology This program focuses on the complex political arrangements of ancient civilizations and the basic functions of those systems. Pt. 6 of an 8-part series.

3896 Out Of The Past An Introduction To Archaeology This program reveals how sacred spaces and objects help archaeologists interpret religious meanings. Pt. 7 of an 8-part series.

3897 Out Of The Past An Introduction To Archaeology This program probes how ruins of ancient societies may hold keys to our own survival as archaeologists explore one of the greatest mysteries, the decline and fall of once grand civilizations. Pt. 8 of an 8-part series.

3898 Video Art To Virtual Reality Features french artists who manipulate computers and video cameras to create original art works.

3899 That Delicate Balance Freedom of Speech - Part 1 Fred Friendly hosts this series on the bill of rights and its effect on the U.S.: This program examines the relevance of the bil of rights to the 20th century dispute over abortion. Related to the series, "The Constitution, that Delicate Balance."

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Number Series Title Description3900 That Delicate Balance Freedom of Speech - Part 2 Fred Friendly hosts this series on the bill of rights and its effect on the

U.S.: This program examines the relevance of the bil of rights to the 20th century dispute over abortion. Related to the series, "The Constitution, that Delicate Balance."

3901 That Delicate Balance Our Bill of Rights Fred Friendly hosts this series on the bill of rights and its effect on the U.S. This program focuses on the debate over the interpretations of the right to free speech, including offensive speech and protections of symbolic speech. Related to the series, "The Constitution, that Delicate Balance."

3902 That Delicate Balance Two Accused: Chronicle of a Rape Trial Fred Friendly hosts this series on the bill of rights and its effect on the U.S. Using the example of date rape, this program explores the conflicting rights of "fair trial" with "freedom of the press," and also the rights of a defendant to face his or her accuser. Related to the series, "The Constitution, that Delicate Balance."

3903 That Delicate Balance Equality and the Individual Fred Friendly hosts this series on the bill of rights and its effect on the U.S. This program explores the conflict between affirmative action and the right of an individual to be judged with impartiality. Traces the evolution of "quotas" from a system of exclusion to one of inclusion of minorities. Related to the series, "The Constitution, that Delicate Balance."

3904 That Delicate Balance Criminal Justice: From Murder To Execution Fred Friendly hosts this series on the bill of rights and its effect on the U.S. This program explores the use of children's testimony, information from cell-mate informers, victim's testimony, habeas proceedings, and the myriad of constitutional issues that can arise from a murder trial. Related to the series, "The Constitution, that Delicate Balance."

3905 The Dinosaurs The Monsters Emerge Describes the major events leading to the discovery of dinosaur fossils, profiling the pioneers of dinosaur research.

3906 The Dinosaurs Flesh On Bones Discusses the scientific dispute over whether dinosaurs were warm- or cold- blooded, and shows methods used to examine their movement and speed.

3907 The Dinosaurs The Nature of the Beast Examines new discoveries about the early primitive dinosaurs and the adaptations that led to their later success. Also discusses clues to dinosaur behavior, including feeding, rearing of young, migration and social structure.

3908 The Dinosaurs The Death of the Dinosaur Examines theories surrounding the extinction of the dinosaurs and presents new evidence supporting the impact theory.

3909 American Interests Apple's Future John Scully, president and CEO of Apple Computer, inc., Highlights his vision of the computer industry's future, especially his company's new global strategy.

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Number Series Title Description3910 American Interests U.S. Agribusiness Dwayne Andreas, CEO of Archer Daniels Midland, discusses his

strategies responsible for the tremendous international success of adm in the corn and soybean industry.

3911 American Interests Japan's Financial Plunge: Good or Bad For America

Roger Altman and William Krist discuss the impact of the falling Japanese market upon the United States' financial competitiveness.

3912 American Interests Maine Goes Global: a State Competitiveness Strategy

Describes how the state of Maine is trying to improve its economy by making education and training a top priority and attracting foreign business.

3913 On The Issues Washington Under the Influence Jeff Greenfield leads a discussion on where power in Washington really lies, especially focusing on lobbying by corporations.

3914 On The Issues Sexual Politics At Work Fred Graham leads a debate on issues of conduct between the sexes in the workplace, especially addressing the question of sexual harassment.

3915 On The Issues Battles In the Boardroom Elizabeth Warren leads a discussion on corporate responsibility, regarding, among other issues, a new executive seeking millions in salary. Focuses especially on the social responsibility of business.

3916 On The Issues Products On Trial George Fletcher leads a panel as they probe the issues surrounding product liability, in a case study of a theoretical corporation's decision to develop a new contraceptive drug for men.

3917 Madness By Jonathan Miller To Define True Madness Explores past misconceptions and modern myths about mental illness. Also examines how it looks to others now and in the past, how it has been represented in art and literature, how it feels to those who experience it, and how it is diagnosed by doctors and psychiatrists.

3918 Madness By Jonathan Miller Out of Sight Looks at the history of institutionalized treatment for mental patients, especially in psychiatric hospitals..

3919 Madness By Jonathan Miller Brainwaves Discusses the history of medical discoveries about the structure and functioning of the brain, including the abnormalities which can occur.

3920 Madness By Jonathan Miller The Talking Cure Looks at the theories and practice of Sigmund Freud, and at some of the modern variations on his work with the mentally ill or disturbed.

3921 Madness By Jonathan Miller In Two Minds Discusses schizophrenia, the most baffling of mental diseases.3922 The Pacific Century The Two Coasts of China Discusses the clash of western and chinese cultures as China's ports

were transformed into trading centers and as traditional ways of working and living were displaced in the 19th and early 20th centuries. As a result of China's slowness to change, her power and influence over the pacific theater diminished and Japan stepped into the forefront.

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Number Series Title Description3923 The Pacific Century The Meiji Revolution Discusses Commodore Perry's invasion of Tokyo Bay and the ensuing

trade treaty with the U.S. which ended Japan's 250-year seclusion. Mobilized by the charismatic Emperor Meiji, Japan reorganized its society to become the first under-developed nation to become a world power.

3924 The Pacific Century From Under the Barrel of the Gun Describes the revolution begun by Asia's political leaders following World War II. Shows how the pacific war, China's cultural revolution and the Vietnam War stem from the roots of nationalism. Features the lives of Ho Chi Minh, the vietnamese revolutionary, and Sukarno, the founding father of Indonesia.

3925 The Pacific Century Writers and Revolutionaries Highlights the lives of Lu Xun, China's greatest modern writer, and Kita Okki, the famous Japanese philosopher. Both revolutionaries explored the traditional strengths and weaknesses of their societies. Details how China became vulnerable to the threat of the Japanese.

3926 The Pacific Century Reinventing Japan Describes the relationship that developed between the U.S. and Japan following World War II. Reveals the unexpected results of America's ambitious efforts to mold Japan into its own image and analyzes the astonishing present-day consequences.

3928 The Pacific Century Big Business and the Ghost of Confucius Describes the economic success stories of Taiwan, South Korea and Singapore. Examines the role played by American and Confucian beliefs in shaping the successful formula for east asian capitalism and grapples with the question of the role of government in economic growth.

3929 The Pacific Century The Fight For Democracy Documents the struggle for democracy in South Korea. Discusses the country's economic development and the government's policies, including loans to companies such as Hyundai, where the lifting of the government's ban on unions led to conflicts with workers. Examines Korea's history from its beginnings to the present, analyzing historical anti-American attitudes and today's grassroots political movements.

3931 The Pacific Century The Future of the Pacific Basins Confronts the economic, political and cultural challenges that must be faced to secure America's future as a global player in the pacific basin region.

3932 The Silk Road The Silk Route of the Sea The discovery of the sunken remains of ancient chinese junks in the eastern mediterranean sea highlights the fact that trade between China and the west existed as long ago as 2000 B.C.

3933 The Silk Road Rome To the Red Sea Describes how Alexandria, Egypt, became a major link in the trade between China and the west, first in silk and gold, later in chinese porcelain.

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Number Series Title Description3934 The Silk Road Across the Golden Peninsula Examines the role of Malacca, in what is now Malaysia, as a major

outpost of ancient China's international trade before the 15th century, after which western colonial powers began to occupy most of southeast Asia.

3935 The Silk Road Vietnam Discusses the excavation of an ancient chinese trading outpost in what is now Vietnam, at the southern tip of the Mekong Delta. This was a link in the route connecting China with India.

3936 The Silk Road Gateway To China Focuses on the island of Hainan, which is becoming China's most heavily invested-in province, especially as a center of foreign trade for the mainland.

3937 The Silk Road Junks Are Selling Focuses on the use of the ancient chinese sailing vessel, the junk, by modern China, as an integral part of its coastal trading economy.

3938 The Silk Road Journey's Beginning and Journey's End Illustrates the vital role of the great chinese river known in the west as the Yangzte, which flows from Tibet to Shanghai. The river was a major link in the ancient silk road of the sea, providing access to the interior for goods entering from overseas or being sent for shipment to other parts of the world.

3939 The Silk Road Sinbad's Boat Discusses the importance of the Dhow, the first vessel capable of making the ocean voyage between the middle east and China. This arabian-developed ship is still being used today.

3940 American Interests Cloudy Horizons For the U.S. Jetliner Industry? Morton Kondracke interviews Kevin Kearns of the Economic Strategy Institute and Claude Barfield of the American Enterprise Institute, who present their views on the future of the jetliner industry in America.

3941 American Interests 1125 What's Wrong - and What's Right - With American's Economy?

Morton Kondracke interviews Bruce Scott, a professor at Harvard Business School, and Lawrence Kudlow of the Wall Street firm Bear, Stearns, Inc., who present their pessimistic and optimistic views of the American economy.

3942 Race To Save The Planet The Environmental Revolution The historical relationship of humans to their environment is examined - how we once existed with nature, what changed, and how we are literally transforming the face of the earth. Series based on the Worldwatch Institute's State of the World Report.

3943 Race To Save The Planet In the Name of Progress Looks back at well-intentioned development projects and the environmental disasters that resulted. Questions whether environmental protection and economic development are inherently in conflict. Series based on the Worldwatch Institute's State of the World Report

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Number Series Title Description3944 Race To Save The Planet More For Less Suggests a future switch from fossil fuels to forestall a global climatic

warming trend. Examines ways to harness energy resources and use them more efficiently while continuing to provide needed economic and environmental benefits to society. Series based on the Worldwatch Institute's State of the World Report

3945 Race To Save The Planet Waste Not, Want Not Recounts stories about garbage barges, toxic dumping, overflowing landfills, and sewage polluting coastal waters. Explodes some myths and tells some surprising stories about water pollution. Series based on the Worldwatch Institute's State of the World Report

3946 Race To Save The Planet It Needs Political Decision Explores three governments' environmental policies. Viewers see how Zimbabwe, Thailand and Sweden include the environment in their domestic policies. "It needs political decisions" challenges the world's governments to take a strong stand environmentally.

3947 Race To Save The Planet Only One Atmosphere Explores the "Global Commons" of the atmosphere. Explains how the worldwide impact of global warming demands an international response that may be considered the greatest environmental challenge society has ever faced. Series based on the Worldwatch Institute's State of the World Report.

3948 Race To Save The Planet Do We Really Want To Live This Way? Tells how freeways, shopping malls, and industrial / technological wealth have been the rewards of modern society. Examines the price of progress, including smog, toxic wastes, and contamination of once pristine waters. Series based on the Worldwatch Institute's State of the World Report

3949 Race To Save The Planet Remnants of Eden Considers the possibility that this generation may preside over a biological mass extinction of half the species on earth today. Addresses the delicate balance of protecting life's diversity while managing the needs of growing human populations.. Series based on the Worldwatch Institute's State of the World Report.

3950 Race To Save The Planet Feed the World Australia, Indonesia, West Africa, and the American midwest are rediscovering traditional farming practices and using science and technology to work with nature, rather than conquer it. Series based on the Worldwatch Institute's State of the World Report.

3951 Race To Save The Planet Now or Never Paints a portrait of individuals who are moving the world to make critical choices which will determine the environmental quality of life in the 21st century. Series based on the Worldwatch Institute's State of the World Report.

3952 The Balance Of Survival - Part 1 Man, Energy, and the Environment Taped off-air from a teleconference, September 24, 1992, pt. 1 deals with the issue of nuclear waste in the west.

3953 The Balance Of Survival - Part 2 Man, Energy, and the Environment Taped off-air from a teleconference, September 24, 1992, pt. 2 deals with the environmental and economic issues surrounding the use of nuclear power.

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Number Series Title Description3954 The Dakota Conflict This documentary takes a look at the events of August 1862, when the

Dakota Indians of Minnesota engaged in a war against white settlers that lasted until 1865. Explores the attitudes and points of view of both sides. Narrated by Floyd Red Crow Westerman and Garrison Keillor.

3956 The Astronomers - Part 1 Where Is the Rest of the Universe? Pt. 1 of a 6-part series, deals with the enormous amount of "black matter" in the universe.

3957 The Astronomers - Part 2 Searching For Black Holes Pt. 2 Of a 6-part series, focuses on a possible supermassive black hole, some 200 million light years from earth. In an attempt to map this galaxy and look deep into its heart, an international team of astronomers has linked radio telescopes in order to produce a picture of this phenomenon, known as ngc 1275.

3958 The Astronomers - Part 3 A Window To Creation Pt. 3 of a 6-part series, follows American and Japanese astronomers as they seek to measure cosmic background radiation, the heat radiating from the "big bang". Their results contribute to research into the origins of the universe. Also shown are two astronomers who are mapping the universe in 3-d and discovering that galaxies have formed into gigantic groups.

3959 The Astronomers - Part 4 Waves of the Future Pt. 4 of a 6-part series, investigates gravity waves, as yet undetected but predicted by Albert Einstein, which may contain answers to many questions about the universe. An American and Russian scientist describe their attempts to prove the existence of the waves. Also visits a gravity wave detector prototype and describes the 3-mile long full-scale version.

3960 The Astronomers Stardust Pt. 5 of a 6-part series, looks at the complete life cycle of stars that make up our galaxy. Two American scientists are shown researching the forces that bring gas and dust together with such intense pressure that nuclear fusion results and a star is born. Looks at the death of a star by studying the remains of the supernova explosion of 1987.

3961 Critical Thinking, Pt. 3 Forum-Education Reform For the Year 2000 and Beyond

Pt. 3 of an 8-part series. This program looks at ways of infusing critical thinking into community college instruction.

3962 Cul Tural Diversity & Historic Preserve. This program presents speakers at the 1992 National Preservation Conference, who explore the inter-relationships among cultural diversity, historic preservation, neighborhood revitalization and the saving of America's historic environments.

3963 On The Other Side Of The News Television and Terrorism: Who Calls the Shots?

A panel discussion on the relationship between live television coverage and law enforcement activities during a crisis situation involving the events and media coverage of a September 1990 hostage-taking in a bar. Includes videotaped segments of the live newscasts. A program in the "on the other side of the news" series.

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Number Series Title Description3964 America'S Schools Who Gives a Damn? - Part 1 Examines the causes and effects of the country's most compelling

internal crisis: the failure to educate all students and the neglect of its prime natural resource, the children. Pt. 1 of a 2-part series.

3965 America'S Schools Who Gives a Damn? - Part 2 Examines the causes and effects of the country's most compelling internal crisis: the failure to educate all students and the neglect of its prime natural resource, the children. Pt. 2 Of a 2-part series.

3966 The Supreme Court's Battles Examines the controversy surrounding the first amendment to the Constitution. Reconstructs the period in which the amendment was written and explores more recent cases and controversies involving the religious clause, especially concerning the separation of church and state.

3967 This Honorable Court The Quiet of a Storm Center Reporter Paul Duke presents the history of the Supreme Court of the United States from its beginnings in the constitution to the Reagan presidency.

3968 This Honorable Court Inside the Marble Temple Reporter Paul Duke shows how the Supreme Court works by going through the procedure of a trial and through interviews with the justices.

3969 Edit By Design - Part 1 The Publication's Personality A unique, visually-oriented training seminar presented by Jan White, one of the world's leading design educators. These six hours of personal instruction in White's studio feature drawings, examples, illustrations and insights into the process of effective communication design. The programs highlight White's key message that that design should be an integral part of the planning and editing, not a cosmetic afterthought. Topics include: The Publication's personality, Seeing in patterns, Ten ways to intrigue and attract, Type and common sense, How to use pictures, and Chart and graph formats.

3970 Edit By Design - Part 2 Seeing In Patterns A unique, visually-oriented training seminar presented by Jan White, one of the world's leading design educators. These six hours of personal instruction in White's studio feature drawings, examples, illustrations and insights into the process of effective communication design. The programs highlight White's key message that that design should be an integral part of the planning and editing, not a cosmetic afterthought. Topics include: The Publication's personality, Seeing in patterns, Ten ways to intrigue and attract, Type and common sense, How to use pictures, and Chart and graph formats.

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Number Series Title Description3971 Edit By Design - Part 3 Ten Ways To Intrigue and Attract A unique, visually-oriented training seminar presented by Jan White,

one of the world's leading design educators. These six hours of personal instruction in White's studio feature drawings, examples, illustrations and insights into the process of effective communication design. The programs highlight White's key message that that design should be an integral part of the planning and editing, not a cosmetic afterthought. Topics include: The Publication's personality, Seeing in patterns, Ten ways to intrigue and attract, Type and common sense, How to use pictures, and Chart and graph formats.

3972 Edit By Design - Part 4 Type and Common Sense A unique, visually-oriented training seminar presented by Jan White, one of the world's leading design educators. These six hours of personal instruction in White's studio feature drawings, examples, illustrations and insights into the process of effective communication design. The programs highlight White's key message that that design should be an integral part of the planning and editing, not a cosmetic afterthought. Topics include: The Publication's personality, Seeing in patterns, Ten ways to intrigue and attract, Type and common sense, How to use pictures, and Chart and graph formats.

3973 Edit By Design - Part 5 How To Use Pictures A unique, visually-oriented training seminar presented by Jan White, one of the world's leading design educators. These six hours of personal instruction in White's studio feature drawings, examples, illustrations and insights into the process of effective communication design. The programs highlight White's key message that that design should be an integral part of the planning and editing, not a cosmetic afterthought. Topics include: The Publication's personality, Seeing in patterns, Ten ways to intrigue and attract, Type and common sense, How to use pictures, and Chart and graph formats.

3974 Edit By Design - Part 6 Charts A unique, visually-oriented training seminar presented by Jan White, one of the world's leading design educators. These six hours of personal instruction in White's studio feature drawings, examples, illustrations and insights into the process of effective communication design. The programs highlight White's key message that that design should be an integral part of the planning and editing, not a cosmetic afterthought. Topics include: The Publication's personality, Seeing in patterns, Ten ways to intrigue and attract, Type and common sense, How to use pictures, and Chart and graph formats.

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Number Series Title Description3975 Edit By Design A unique, visually-oriented training seminar presented by Jan White,

one of the world's leading design educators. These six hours of personal instruction in White's studio feature drawings, examples, illustrations and insights into the process of effective communication design. The programs highlight White's key message that that design should be an integral part of the planning and editing, not a cosmetic afterthought. Topics include: The Publication's personality, Seeing in patterns, Ten ways to intrigue and attract, Type and common sense, How to use pictures, and Chart and graph formats.

4101 Dealing With Diversity Course Overview Gives the viewer insight into different cultures, races, religions, etc. of Americans. Pt. 1 of a 24-part series.

4102 Dealing With Diversity Social Interaction In Diverse Settings Deals with social interaction between people of diverse backgrounds. Pt. 2 of a 24-part series.

4103 Dealing With Diversity Cross Cultural Communications Presents methods of communication among people of differing cultures. Pt. 3 of a 24-part series.

4104 Dealing With Diversity Global and National Demographic Trends Discusses changing demographics of the U.S. and the rest of the world. Pt. 4 of a 24-part series.

4105 Dealing With Diversity Immigration Policy In the U.S.A. Discusses immigration laws and policies, and how they have influenced the types of people entering the U.S. Discusses the problems encountered by people whose status is questioned. Pt. 5 of a 24-part series.

4106 Dealing With Diversity Race: the World's Most Dangerous This program examines the concept of race from both a scientific and cultural perspective. Also looks at the classifications of race and the racism quotient questionnaire. Pt. 6 of a 24-part series.

4107 Dealing With Diversity Native American Culture In the Usa Part 1 Examines past and present Native American culture, and the decrease in Native American land. Pt. 7 of a 24-part series.

4108 Dealing With Diversity Native American Culture In the Usa Part 2 Continues examination of the culture of native Americans begun in 4107. Pt. 8 of a 24-part series.

4109 Dealing With Diversity Hispanic American Cultures In the Usa Discusses the diverse cultures in the U.S. grouped under the label "Hispanic" and the strong emphasis placed on education within the groups. Pt. 9 of a 24-part series.

4110 Dealing With Diversity African-American Cultures In the Usa Part 1 Discusses the cultures of African-Americans and the role they play in the U.S. Pt. 10 of a 24-part series.

4111 Dealing With Diversity African American Cultures In the Usa Part 2 Continues the exploration of African-American cultures begun in 4110. Pt. 11 of a 24-part series.

4112 Dealing With Diversity Asian American Cultures In the U.S.A. Discusses the various cultures of Asian-Americans in the U.S. and the role they play in American society. Pt. 12 of a 24-part series.

4113 Dealing With Diversity Korean-Americans In Chicago Discusses the problems of Korean-Americans in the Chicago area through interviews with community members and business persons. Pt. 13 of a 24-part series.

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Number Series Title Description4114 Dealing With Diversity Euro-American Issues In the U.S.A. Discusses issues of concern to various ethnic European-American

groups, including Italians and Jews. Pt. 14 of a 24-part series.4115 Dealing With Diversity Social Class Issues In the Usa Discusses the role of family, and what's happening to families in terms

of economics by ethnic group, the effects of poverty on children, and the increase of homelessness in the U.S. Pt. 15 of a 24-part series.

4116 Dealing With Diversity Age Issues In the Usa - Part 1 Adults over the age of 55 are one of the fastest-growing segments of our society. This program looks at the elderly and their import on the health care industry, income distribution, housing, and dignity and quality of life. Pt. 16 of a 24-part series.

4117 Dealing With Diversity Age Issues In the Usa - Part 2 A police detective from a Chicago-area high school discusses the gang culture, including names, colors and insignia. Part 17 of a 24-part series.

4118 Dealing With Diversity Gender Issues In the Usa - Part 1 Discusses issues facing American men and women in the workforce and society, focusing, in this program, on women. Pt. 18 of a 24-part series.

4119 Dealing With Diversity Gender Issues In the Usa - Part 2 This program focuses on men, including Robert Bly's "Iron John" and the rise of men's groups. Also deals with differences between rites of passage for men and women. Pt. 19 of a 24-part series.

4120 Dealing With Diversity Sexual orientation Issues In the Usa - Part 1 Discusses stereotypes about homosexuality, difficulties of gays and lesbians in establishing open relationships, homophobia, and violence against gays and lesbians. Pt. 20 of a 24-part series.

4121 Dealing With Diversity Sexual orientation Issues In the Usa - Part 2 Discusses the experiences of gay men who have been denied equality because of their sexual preference. Talks with members of "the forgotten Boy Scouts", men expelled from the Boy Scouts because they were gay. Pt. 21 of a 24-part series.

4122 Dealing With Diversity Ability Issues In the Usa This program looks at one of the largest minority groups: people with disabilities. Topics include: forms of discrimination against them; issues of access in the workplace and public places; social and economic problems of the disabled. Pt. 22 of a 24-part series.

4123 Dealing With Diversity Hate Groups In the Usa Discusses hate groups in the U.S., including an interview with the leader of a group that believes in white supremacy.

4124 Dealing With Diversity Summary and Review of Main Concepts and Issues

Presents a review of the social interaction model in relation to the concepts and issues covered in the video series. Pt. 24 Of a 24-part series.

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Number Series Title Description4125 Struggles For Poland In This Life Covering the ancient world through the age of technology, this

illustrated lecture by eugen weber presents a tapestry of political and social events woven with many strands — religion, industry, agriculture, demography, government, economics, and art. A visual feast of over 2,700 images from the metropolitan museum of art portrays key events that shaped the development of western thought, culture, and tradition. This series is also valuable for teachers seeking to review the subject matter.

4126 Struggles For Poland Struggles For Poland The story of 20th century Poland told through archival film footage, newsreels, and interviews.

4244 Thieves of Time Traces the history of public interest in, and abuse of, native American burial grounds, legislation to protect them, and the evolving cooperation to research and preserve them.

4245 Myths That Maim This video explores the social construction of gender identities and gender violence, tracing the stories, myths and images of our culture and showing the millenia-old patterns of dominance & subordination that lead to violence and abuse.

4246 Empire Of The Air Empire of the Air Pt.1 The story of the creation of radio and the three men who made it happen: Lee De Forrest, Edwin Howard Armstrong and David Sarnoff. Combines archival photographs, newsreels of the period, interviews, and radio soundtrack. Produced and directed by Ken Burns and based on the book by Tom Lewis.

4247 Empire Of The Air Empire of the Air Pt. 2 The story of the creation of radio and the three men who made it happen: Lee De Forrest, Edwin Howard Armstrong and David Sarnoff. Combines archival photographs, newsreels of the period, interviews, and radio soundtrack. Produced and directed by Ken Burns and based on the book by Tom Lewis.

4248 Annual Television Commercials - 1992 The top advertising commercials from 19924249 Winning Face To Face- Resolving Conflicts Presents conflict resolution techniques for the workplace developed by

Larry Schwimmer, and based on his seminars and books.

4249 Winning Face To Face- Resolving Conflicts Presents conflict resolution techniques for the workplace developed by Larry Schwimmer, and based on his seminars and books.

4251 The Supreme Court And The Police Search & Seizure Relates the history of the search and seizure amendment from its origins in colonial days to the present. Discusses its changing interpretation by the Supreme Court and its effects on police procedures. Narrated by Roger Mudd.

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Number Series Title Description4252 Eyes On The Prize Ain't Gonna Shuffle No More 1964-1972 A call to pride and a renewed push for unity galvanize black America.

World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay challenges America to accept him as Muhammad Ali, a minister of Islam who refuses to fight in Vietnam. Students at Howard University in Washington, D.C., fight to bring the growing black consciousness movement and their African heritage inside the walls of this prominent black institution. Black elected officials and community activists organize the National Black Political Convention in Gary, Indiana, in an attempt to create a unified black response to growing repression against the movement.

4253 Eyes On The Prize America's Civil Rights Years Assisted by the production team for the PBS-TV series on which this book is based, Washington Post national correspondent Williams recounts in detail the struggles of the Civil Rights Movement. PW noted that he "singles out the stories of the little-known activists." Copyright 1987 Reed Business Information, Inc.

4254 Eyes On The Prize 1954-1965 This compelling oral history of the first ten years of the Civil Rights movement is a tribute to the men and women, both black and white, who took part in the fight for justice and kept their eyes on the prize of freedom

4255 Eyes On The Prize Ain't Scared of Your Jail Black college students take a leadership role in the civil rights movement as lunch counter sit-ins spread across the South. "Freedom Riders" also try to desegregate interstate buses, but they are brutally attacked as they travel.

4256 Eyes On The Prize No Easy Walk The civil rights movement discovers the power of mass demonstrations as the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. emerges as its most visible leader. Some demonstrations succeed; others fail. But the triumphant March on Washington, D.C., under King's leadership, shows a mounting national support for civil rights. President John F. Kennedy proposes the Civil Rights Act.

4257 Eyes On The Prize Mississippi Is This America - 1963-1964 Mississippi's grass-roots civil rights movement becomes an American concern when college students travel south to help register black voters and three activists are murdered. The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party challenges the regular Mississippi delegation at the Democratic Convention in Atlantic City.

4258 Eyes On The Prize Bridge To Freedom - 1965 A decade of lessons is applied in the climactic and bloody march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama. A major victory is won when the federal Voting Rights Bill passes, but civil rights leaders know they have new challenges ahead.

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Number Series Title Description4263 Eyes On The Prize The Time Has Come After a decade-long cry for justice, a new sound is heard in the civil

rights movement: the insistent call for power. Malcolm X takes an eloquent nationalism to urban streets as a younger generation of black leaders listens. In the South, Stokely Carmichael and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) move from "Freedom Now!" to "Black Power!" as the fabric of the traditional movement changes.

4264 Eyes On The Prize Two Societies Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) come north to help Chicago's civil rights leaders in their nonviolent struggle against segregated housing. Their efforts pit them against Chicago's powerful mayor, Richard Daley. When a series of marches through all-white neighborhoods draws violence, King and Daley negotiate with mixed results. In Detroit, a police raid in a black neighborhood sparks an urban uprising that lasts five days, leaving 43 people dead. The Kerner Commission finds that America is becoming "two societies, one black, one white, separate and unequal." President Lyndon Johnson, who appointed the commission, ignores the report.

4265 Eyes On The Prize Power 1967-1968 The call for Black Power takes various forms across communities in black America. In Cleveland, Carl Stokes wins election as the first black mayor of a major American city. The Black Panther Party, armed with law books, breakfast programs, and guns, is born in Oakland. Substandard teaching practices prompt parents to gain educational control of a Brooklyn school district but then lead them to a showdown with New York City's teachers' union.

4266 Eyes On The Prize A Nation of Laws? - 1968-1971 Black activism is increasingly met with a sometimes violent and unethical response from local and federal law enforcement agencies. In Chicago, two Black Panther Party leaders are killed in a pre-dawn raid by police acting on information supplied by an FBI informant. In the wake of President Nixon's call to "law and order," stepped-up arrests push the already poor conditions at New York's Attica State Prison to the limit. A five-day inmate takeover calling the public's attention to the conditions leaves 43 men dead: four killed by inmates, 39 by police.

4267 Eyes On The Prize Keys To the Kingdom In the 1970s, antidiscrimination legal rights gained in past decades by the civil rights movement are put to the test. In Boston, some whites violently resist a federal court school desegregation order. Atlanta's first black mayor, Maynard Jackson, proves that affirmative action can work, but the Bakke Supreme Court case challenges that policy.

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Number Series Title Description4268 Eyes On The Prize Back To the Movement- 1979 To Mid 80's Power and powerlessness. Miami's black community -- pummeled by

urban renewal, a lack of jobs, and police harassment -- explodes in rioting. But in Chicago, an unprecedented grassroots movement triumphs. Frustrated by decades of unfulfilled promises made by the city's Democratic political machine, reformers install Harold Washington as Chicago's first black mayor.

4269 Man, Energy, & The Environment Nuclear Waste and the West Quantities of high-level nuclear waste abound in this country and more waste is coming. Storage is at an impasse. What can be done, can the Western States be forced by the federal government to accept this waste against their will? These issues are discussed by a panel of industry, environmental and governmental experts.

4270 Man, Energy, & The Environment Nuclear Power Is nuclear energy the solution to our problems in creating energy for a growing demand?

4271 Profiles In Progress Choices For the New Century Highlights the fact that enterprising individuals and institutions have generated growth and improved the quality of life in developing countries.

4272 Profiles In Progress World Banking Illustrates how the World Bank is at the leading edge of sustainable development. Examines the bank's new thrusts for the 1990's and looks at President Barber Conable's plans for focusing the bank's resources on the economic development of emerging economies and protecting the environment.

4274 Profiles In Progress Working Women Focuses on opportunities for women entrepreneurs in third world countries. Examines Unifem's approach to supporting projects for women in developing countries.

4275 Profiles In Progress A Brotherhood of Words This provocative program asks the questions: how does the western media cover development issues in the third world? How does the media of the third world itself report on their societies? Contains original footage from the Philippines, India, Morocco, Zimbabwe, and the United States.

4276 Profiles In Progress Story Telling In the Bazaar Presents the young Indian author, Shashi Tharoor, whose book "The Great Indian Novel", questions our basic assumptions about india, about development, and about forces that can transform an ancient country into a modern land.

4277 Profiles In Progress Story Telling In the Bazaar Presents the young Indian author, Shashi Tharoor, whose book "The Great Indian Novel", questions our basic assumptions about india, about development, and about forces that can transform an ancient country into a modern land.

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Number Series Title Description4278 Profiles In Progress A Man For All Reasons Focuses on Canadian born businessman Maurice F. Strong, "Mister

Environment," who is at the leading edge of the global environmental and developmental movement. In the developing countries, which contain more than 80% of the world's people, poverty, population growth and environmental damage are closely related.

4279 Profiles In Progress Shifting Sands Focuses on the post-gulf war economic challenges facing Jordan, and examines the impact of the war on Jordan's families - especially children.

4282 Profiles In Progress Australia: Moths and Beetles Describes the insect life unique to Australia as an island continent.4283 Spaceship Earth The New Global Geography Shows how scientists are creating a new global geography to find out

how earth's life support system really works, and how natural and human forces are changing it.

4284 Spaceship Earth Living Quarters Discusses how technologies reveal more about populations and their demands on the earth and it's resources.

4285 Spaceship Earth Restless Rocks Shows how the movements of the continents set the stage for the present climatic epoch, with its particular distribution of mountain ranges and ocean currents.

4286 Spaceship Earth The Watchkeepers The film is meant to capture students' attention for the subject matter of geography and global change in general. It can be used by the instructor as a way to assess students' knowledge of these matters at the beginning of this unit/module.

4287 Spaceship Earth The Air Conditioning Discusses how computer models and satellite observations are effective in forecasting weather, but not very useful for determining long-term climatic changes. Scientists theorize that global warming is occurring now, so if forecasts show that some countries can expect to be better off if the planet warms up, will they really want to prevent human impact on the climate?

4288 Spaceship Earth Swirling Seas Shows how the Seasat and Nimbus satellites have transformed the human view of the world's oceans and coastal seas, and matched or surpassed maps that have been developed over centuries of seagoing observations.

4289 Spaceship Earth Running Water Poses the question of whether we can trust experts and governments to manage global climate if they can't manage the rivers.

4290 Spaceship Earth The Disappearing Forests Shows that although people have long cleared forests for dwellings, firewood and farming, we must weigh human needs against the planet's survival.

4291 Spaceship Earth Feast or Famine Discusses possible ways to increase crop yields to feed earth's population. Utilizes artificial satellites to survey agriculture.

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Number Series Title Description4292 Spaceship Earth A Global Geography Discusses the concerns of environmental experts about the effect of

burning fossil fuels on the global climate, while economists worry about oil supplies running out.

4293 Beware of the Naked Man Who offers You His Shirt

Super salesman Harvey Mackay presents his savvy advice on successful sales techniques. From the lessons in sales, sales management and success series. Interviewer: Pat Miles.

4294 Macneil Leher Newshour The Light That Failed - Part 1 of 2 Video is a series of interviews and news segment about why communism failed in the Soviet Union. Interviews included are with George Kennan, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Senator Patrick Moynihan, Bette Bao Lord, Tatyana Tolstoya and Paul Robeson, Jr.

4295 Macneil Leher Newshour The Light That Failed - Part 2 of 2 Video is a series of interviews and news segment about why communism failed in the Soviet Union. Interviews included are with George Kennan, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Senator Patrick Moynihan, Bette Bao Lord, Tatyana Tolstoya and Paul Robeson, Jr.

4296 Caring For Children Becoming a Teacher of Young Children Presents an overview of the child care profession, identifying characteristics and traits of successful child care teachers. Recognizes their roles and responsibilities and presents the knowledge, skills and experiences they must acquire.

4297 Caring For Children Caring For Infants In Child Care Homes and Centers

Identifies elements of quality infant care giving and the elements of appropriate environments for infants. Presents strategies for easing arrival time and transition to child care and for promoting infant language development. Discusses role of routines in infant care and importance of parental involvement and open communication with parents.

4298 Caring For Children Caring For Toddlers In Child Care Homes and Centers

Identifies the elements of quality toddler care; presents strategies for managing arrival time and other transitions; demonstrates the value of open-ended art experiences for toddlers, promoting self-help skills including toileting and hand washing, providing sensory experiences such as water and sand play, and outdoor opportunities. Also shows how to manage the day including lunch, cleaning up, and napping.

4299 Caring For Children Caring for Preschoolers in Child Care Homes and Centers

Identifies the elements of quality preschool programs; presents developmentally appropriate practice for preschool children; shows the value of play and cooperative learning experiences for preschool children; presents an overview of integrated curriculum methods that promote language development and provides music and movement experiences for preschool children.

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Number Series Title Description4300 Caring For Children Caring for School-Agers in Child Care Homes

and CentersHelps the viewer gain an appreciation of what school-age children are like; identifies the elements of quality in a school-age program; shows what school-age children want and need from a child care program; shows how to develop strategies for easing transitions from school to the after-school setting, and shows how to profide appropriate interest areas and activities; and presents an overview of summer programs for school-age children.

4301 Caring For Children Caring for Mixed-Age Groups in Child Care Homes and Centers

Helps the viewer gain an appreciation of the benefits of mixed-age care; plan programs and provide appropriate projects and activities for mixed-aged groups; prepare an environment for mixed-age groups that accomodates the needs of all ages; recognize the value of cooperative play in a mixed-age group; reflect on the benefits of intergenerational programs for children and the elderly.

4302 Caring For Children Preparing Environments for Children in Child Care Homes and Centers

Topics covered include the elements of an appropriate environment for children, activity areas (a place to greet children and parents, store personal items, a library/reading area, art area, sensory table, construction area, housekeeping and kitchen areas, dramatic play areas, outdoor environments), access to equipment and materials, and how to adapt one's home for family day care.

4303 Caring For Children Promoting Health, Safety, and Nutrition Examines the promotion, planning and supervising of health, safety and nutrition programmes in child care facilities.

4304 Caring For Children Enhancing Self-Esteem and Respecting Topics covered include the importance of self-esteem in children and Diversity what teachers can do to foster it, techniques and strategies for

positively guiding children's behavior, the importance of respecting diversity, integrating a child with special needs into a program, and the importance of self-esteem in teachers.

4305 Caring For Children Developing Effective Teaching Techniques and Strategies

The program highlights several effective teaching strategies. Topics covered include easing the transition from home to child care; using the "Plan, Do, Review" strategy to encourage children's independence and choice making; providing developmentally appropriate activities; organizing with color baskets; learning from everyday activities; developing problem-solving skills; and using transitions as learning time.

4306 Caring For Children Building a Partnership with Parents Topics discussed by parents and providers include what parents want and need from their provider and why a partnership is so important for parents, providers, and children; what caregivers can do to promote parental involvement and partnership; and how providers balance the needs of their own families with the needs of children they care for.

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Number Series Title Description4307 Caring For Children Becoming a Child Care Professional Topics covered include what it means to be a professional and what it

takes to become one, ways to stay current and to continue one's education and development, community and networking resources, child care professionals as advocates, business aspects of child care, and advice to new professionals.

4308 Dimensions of Bargaining Discusses the complexity of the negotiating process and where the "table" people sit in relation to the union and in relation to their own operation management. States that the need of the negotiating team is to understand the expectations of all the parties with whom they deal and to make sure these expectations are somewhat met. Emphasizes the need of the negotiator to be a good listener and presents tips to improve listening skills.

4309 Seasons Of Life Infancy and Early Childhood (Birth–Age 5) Beginning with the first years of life, the early influences of the biological and social clocks, how children develop, and how they gain confidence and curiosity are explored.

4310 Seasons Of Life Childhood and Adolescence (Ages 6-20) This program examines the years before and during adolescence and the stressful task of molding an identity while the biological and social clocks are out of synch.

4311 Seasons Of Life Early Adulthood (Ages 20-40) Young adults hear the first of many messages from the social clock: to separate from family, get a job, find a mate, set goals, and face reality in this period of intense social growth.

4312 Seasons Of Life Middle Adulthood (Ages 40-60) Older adults are concerned with creating a legacy for the next generation, changes in life direction, and personal goal achievement.

4313 Seasons Of Life Late Adulthood (Ages 60+) An examination of the last stage of life, when people consider what they might still do to change or add to their lives.

4314 Videography Camcorder Basics This series gives helpful techniques in making better qulity video recording. This program discusses the basics of using a camcorder, including: color balancing and lighting, using the zoom and microphone, editing in the camcorder and using a camcorder to transfer photos to video.

4315 Videography Basic Videomaking This series gives helpful techniques in making better quality video recordings. This program discusses basic video production, including: in-camcorder editing, directing different shots and making shot decisions and making an in-camera visual essay.

4316 Videography Photography and Lighting This series gives helpful techniques in making better quality video recordings. This program discusses how some of the advanced techniques used in still photography can be applied to video and the use of light in video. Topics include camcorder accessories, composition, depth of field and exposure and lighting.

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Number Series Title Description4317 Videography Audio Techniques & the Travel Video This series gives helpful techniques in making better quality video

recordings. This program discusses sound recording in video and gives different techniques for recording different kinds of sounds. Also describes how to make a travel videography.

4318 Videography Advanced Camcorder : Effects, Moves, Lighting This series gives helpful techniques in making better quality video recordings. This program discusses advanced video production techniques such as: tricks and effects you can do right in the camera, using different lenses, macro-photography and moving the camera. Also discusses using different kinds of lighting such as three-point lighting, key lighting, fill light and back lighting.

4319 Videography Advanced Editing and Instructional Video This series gives helpful techniques in making better quality video recordings. This program discusses advanced editing techniques, including using editing equipment. Includes the assemble edit, insert edit, edit motion and how to make an instructional video.

4320 Videography The Documentary This series gives helpful techniques in making better quality videorecordings. This program discusses making a documentary video. It includes the basics of planning, story structure and editing the documentary, and shows examples of several types of documentaries.

4321 Videography The Big Event/Video Hi-Tech This series gives helpful techniques in making better quality video recordings. This program discusses shooting different big events such as parades, school concerts, etc. It shows how to make a wedding video and some of the hi-tech equipment that can be used with home video systems.

4322 Market Research The Basics Illustrates the basic steps in marketing research.4323 Market Research Creative Approaches Illustrates alternative approaches in marketing research when there are

limits of time and money. Uses the experiences of two fast-growing small businesses as case studies.

4324 Booker T. Washington A candid, investigative docu-drama on this highly-controversial leader of black America at the turn of the 19th-20th century. His policies of black economic self-reliance and political accommodation were debated nationally.

4325 Inside Washington Inside Washington Hosted by veteran news anchor Gordon Peterson, this political roundtable is an award-winning public affairs show, which features lively, news-breaking exchanges from a panel of leading journalists.

4326 Ethics In American Business - Part 1 A video teleconference held August 1, 1990, moderated by Lee Thornton, exploring controversial issues in American business life. Deals with topics such as personal morality, drug use, and insider trading.

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Number Series Title Description4327 Ethics In American Business - Part 2 A video teleconference held August 1, 1990, moderated by Lee

Thornton, exploring controversial issues in American business life. Deals with topics such as personal morality, drug use, and insider trading.

4328 Ethics In American Business - Part 3 A video teleconference held August 1, 1990, moderated by Lee Thornton, exploring controversial issues in American business life. Deals with topics such as personal morality, drug use, and insider trading.

4329 Struggles For Poland Occupation Describes the conquest of Poland by Germany and the subsequent five years of brutal occupation. Covers the use of poles for slave labor by the nazis and the virtual annihilation of the Polish Jews. Narrated by Roger Mudd.

4330 Struggles For Poland The Sweepers of Squares Describes the period between 1956 and 1970, after the Soviet crushing of the Posnan riots. The Poles hoped for more independence from Russia after the death of Stalin and his rigid view of the role of eastern Europe in the economy of the communist world. Narrated by Roger Mudd.

4331 Struggles For Poland A Worker's State Traces the history of Poland from the fall of the Gomulka government in 1970, after a riot over food price increases. Narrated by Roger Mudd.

4332 Struggles For Poland A Different World Describes the life and role of Poland's Jewish population in the 1920's and 30's, before its virtual destruction in world war II by the Nazis. Narrated by Roger Mudd.

4333 South Africa Now - Part 1 A program in a news series claiming to present an uncensored picture of South African current events.






4339 Family Album, USA 46 Linden Street Pt 1 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences. In this episode, Alexandra meets the Stewart family, and the following concepts are covered: introducing yourself, responding to introductions, introducing others, asking for permission, thanking, accepting thanks, and the order of adjectives.

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Number Series Title Description4340 Family Album, USA The Blind Date Pt 2 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-

english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences. In this episode, Susan Stewart and Harry Bennett meet, and the following concepts are covered: following directions, making polite suggestions, offering and ordering food, changing the subject, and telephone numbers.

4341 Family Album, USA Grandpa's Trunk Pt 3 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences. In this episode, Grandpa comes to live with his son's family, and the following concepts are covered: simple present tense for future plans, the preposition "by," two-word verbs, sentences ending with "too," intonation (either/or questions), and stress (50/15).

4342 Family Album, USA A Piece of Cake Pt 4 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences. In this episode, Richard and Marilyn take an aerobics class, and the following concepts are covered: idioms and using "how much?" Or "how many?"

4343 Family Album, USA The Right Magic Pt 5 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences. In this episode, Grandpa, Philip and Robbie go on a fishing trip, and the following concepts are covered: making suggestions, negative "yes/no" questions, and talking about the weather.

4344 Family Album, USA Thanksgiving Pt 6 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences. In this episode, the family celebrates the Thanksgiving holiday, and the following concepts are covered: expressing possibilities, use of "any" in negative sentences, the letter "c" (its "s" and "k" sounds) and sounds to show surprise.

4345 Family Album, USA Man's Best Friend Pt 7 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences. In this episode, Robbie and Alexandra find a lost dog, and the following concepts are covered: "so" and "such," expressing future possibilities with "if," present perfect verb tense, ordering meat in a restaurant, answering the telephone, and "the" before a vowel or consonant sound.

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Number Series Title Description4346 Family Album, USA You'Re Going To Be Fine Pt 8 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-

english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences. In this episode, a nurse cheers up some young patients, and the following concepts are covered: present tense, future meaning, talking about health, tag questions, and basic vowel sounds.

4347 Family Album, USA It's Up To You Pt 9 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences. In this episode, Robbie has a college interview, and the following concepts are covered: comparative and superlative adjectives, intonation of information questions, and stress of prepositions in sentences.

4348 Family Album, USA Smell the Flowers Pt 10 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences. In this episode, Susan, Harry, and Michelle visit the South street seaport, and the following concepts are covered: agreeing to do something for someone, telling time, and talking about past customs ("used to" and "would").

4349 Family Album, USA A Place of Our Own Pt 11 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences. In this episode, Richard and Marilyn try to buy a house, and the following concepts are covered: nouns used as adjectives, sending regards and stressing auxilaries in questions.

4350 Family Album, USA You'Re Tops Pt 12 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences. In this episode, Grandpa looks for a job, and the following concepts are covered: adding emotions to statements, present perfect progressive verb tense and the sound of "t" between vowels.

4351 Family Album, USA A Real Stewart Pt 13 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences. In this episode, Richard and Marilyn's baby is born, and the following concepts are covered: weights and measures, "so" and "neither," auxiliaries as verb substitutes.

4352 Family Album, USA Playing Games Pt 14 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences

4353 Family Album, USA Second Honeymoon Pt 15 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences.

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Number Series Title Description4354 Family Album, USA Full of Surprises Pt 16 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-

english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences.

4355 Family Album, USA Photo Finish Pt 17 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences.

4356 Family Album, USA Making a Difference Pt 18 of a 26-episode series, introducing the english language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences.

4357 Family Album, USA I Do Pt 19 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences.

4358 Family Album, USA Quality Time Pt 20 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences.

4359 Family Album, USA A Big Fish In a Little Pond Pt 21 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences.

4360 Family Album, USA Career Choices Pt 22 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences.

4361 Family Album, USA The Community Center Pt 23 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences.

4362 Family Album, USA Parting Friends Pt 24 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences.

4363 Family Album, USA Country Music Pt 25 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences.

4364 Family Album, USA Opening Night Pt 26 of a 26-episode series, introducing the English language to non-english speakers in a dramatic setting involving an American family and their experiences.

4364 Why Bother To Vote Encourages young people to vote, speaking to them in their own language and showing them how their voice can make a difference. Employs humor, celebrity cameos, state-of-the-art graphics, and music to explain the mechanics of voting and the importance of the decision-making process.

4365 Surveying Michigan4366 The Switch Is On An informational tape produced to provide information on the

conversion from terms to semesters at Lansing Community College, scheduled for september, 1993

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Number Series Title Description4367 The World Of Abnormal Psychology Looking At Abnormal Ebhavior Explores the practices and principles of psychological assessment,

introducing the variety of professionals who might be involved in the process and the tools they use. Includes the biological, psychological and sociocultural approaches to understanding human behavior.

4368 The World Of Abnormal Psychology The Nature of Stress Considers a range of stress responses, including some that are dysfunctional, and examines treatment approaches. Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is studied as an extreme form of stress reaction.

4369 The World Of Abnormal Psychology Anxiety Disorders Describes a range of anxiety reactions, discusses causal factors, and shows how anxiety-based disorders are treated. Focuses on two of the most common anxiety disorders: panic with agoraphobia and generalized anxiety disorder.

4370 The World Of Abnormal Psychology Psychological Factors and Physical Illness Draws on recent research studies in several disciplines that examine the influence of psychological factors on physical health. Focuses on psychological approaches used in treatment of three medical problems: headaches, heart disease and cancer.

4371 The World Of Abnormal Psychology Personality Disorders Personality disorders are among the hardest to diagnose, and many are equally difficult to treat. This program identifies 11 personality disorders and concentrates on four: narcissistic, anti-social, borderline and obsessive-compulsive.

4372 The World Of Abnormal Psychology Substance Abuse Disorders Focuses on alcohol, cocaine and nicotine addiction. Considers the effects of substance abuse on individuals and society and examines causal factors and treatment approaches.

4373 The World Of Abnormal Psychology Sexual Disorders Discusses a variety of sexual dysfunctions and disorders (focusing on pedophilia, rape, gender dysphoria, and desire and arousal disorders. Addresses potential psychological, sociocultural, and biological causal factors, as well as treatment approaches.

4374 The World Of Abnormal Psychology Mood Disorders Introduces mood disorders, from mania to depressive stupor. Explores factors that contribute to their onset, how they disrupt people's lives, and examines treatments that seem to work.

4375 The World Of Abnormal Psychology The Schizophrenias Explores what it feels like to live with schizophrenia, what factors are believed to contribute to its onset, and what is being done to treat it. Draws on results of numerous research studies in the last decade.

4376 The World Of Abnormal Psychology Organic Mental Disorders A teenager must relearn all the basic skills following a head injury. After years of alcohol abuse, a man loses his short-term memory. A woman sees her husband struggle against the ravages of alzheimer's disease. Science and technology's role in treating these debilitating disorders is also examined in this program.

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Number Series Title Description4377 The World Of Abnormal Psychology Behavior Disorders of Childhood Focuses on three types of children's disorders: developmental

(primarily autism), disruptive (including attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and conduct disorder), and emotional (primarily separation anxiety disorder).

4378 The World Of Abnormal Psychology Psychotherapies Clinicians demonstrate various types of therapies (psycho-dynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and experiential) and show their application with both individuals and groups.

4379 The World Of Abnormal Psychology An Ounce of Prevention Examines several community based projects aimed at preventing mental disorders. Each uses a unique combination of strategies to lessen the effects of psychological, sociocultural, environmental and biological risk factors.

4380 LCC Promo 1992 Promo video for lCC in 19924382 The Fateful Decade From Little Rock To the Civil Rights Bill Documents the increasing momentum of the black struggle for equal

rights during the 1960's.4383 Still Killing Us Softly Discusses the manner in which women are portrayed in advertising and

the effects this has on women and their images of themselves.4384 Portrait of Imogen Imogen Cunningham talks about her 75 years as a photographer and

shows over 250 of her photographs.4385 The Middle Manager Innovator Based on the article of the same name by Rosabeth Moss Kanter,

published in Harvard Business Review, vol. 60, No. 4, Jul.-Aug. 1982. Defines the scope of innovation, concentrates on the mechanics of innovation: how it is to be achieved and by whom. Develops a number of general principles common to any innovation project.

4386 Waldenville I Shows the unfolding of a collective bargaining negotiation to the point of deadlock and the subsequent realization that some type of neutral third party intervention is required.

4387 Waldenville II Shows the mediation process and the way in which the mediator works to assist the parties in reaching an agreement.

4388 Waldenville IIi A dramatization of collective bargaining negotiations ending in a deadlock, showing how fact finding is used as another means of reaching accord. Contrasts fact finding with arbitration.

4389 Waldenville Jogger Shows arbitration of a grievance which results when a city attempts to enforce attendance rules for workers at a municipal hospital. Depicts preparations for the hearing and presentation of the case to the arbitrator.

4390 Safety In Rigging Scaffolds Discusses and demonstrates safe procedures and equipment for scaffolding on construction sites. Part of the "Safety in Rigging" series.

4391 Safety In Rigging Hardware Discusses and demonstrates safe requirements for hardware used on rigging at construction sites, such as clips and hooks. Part of the "Safety in Rigging" series.

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Number Series Title Description4392 Ladders Discusses and demonstrates guidelines for selecting, maintaining and

setting up ladders on construction sites.4393 Recession As Opportunity Smart Moves For Tough Times Tom Peters proposes six "recession as opportunity" strategies and also

suggests four steps to take in putting these strategies to work today.

4394 The Foundation This film gives students an overall view and understanding of the step by step construction of a residential concrete masonry basement. The body of the film concentrates on block wall construction, showing corner work, first course, straight line work, and mixing mortar. Close up angles, clear narration and original music make the film a captivating instructional guide.

4396 Electrical Lockout/Tagout Demonstrates electrical lockout procedures for making certain that equipment or a circuit being worked on is deactivated, and cannot be mistakenly energized.

4397 Team Building Building a staff that works well together as a team is hard work. In this video you will learn techniques for molding diverse personalities and skill sets into a cohesive unit-- one that works together to complete even the toughest assignments.

4398 Professional Presence Susan Bixler, President of the Professional Image, Inc., explains proper business dress and manners for both men and women, including effective body language.

4399 Telephone Behavior, the Power and Perils How people behave when dealing with customers or colleagues can determine the success or failure of each interaction. In this spoof detective case, careless failure has created a victim. At the doctor's, at the shoe shop, in the post office and at the station, a customer was driven to distraction by careless behavior. A detective must piece together a customer's movements to see how several suspects' behavior led to his demise

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Number Series Title Description4400 If Looks Could Kill How people behave when dealing with customers or colleagues can

determine the success or failure of each interaction. In this humorous Video Arts produced detective case, If Looks Could Kill Video, careless communication had a fatal result. At the doctor's, at the shoe shop, in the post office, and at the station, a customer was driven to distraction by careless behavior. A detective must piece together a customer's movements to see how several suspects' behavior led to his demise. Three key pieces of evidence result from his enquiries: * Behavior breeds behavior * Behavior is a choice * Behavior can be used to help a transaction This light-hearted video raises some simple, but key issues, and expresses them in a professional, down-to-earth manner. Any staff seeing this video will learn how to deal with customers by being professional and choosing their behavior. Personal problems and prejudices should be hidden, and customers should be welcomed and put at their ease.

4401 Critical Thinking The Human Emotions Carol Tavris discusses the relation of disciplined thought to emotions and passions. Many of the traditional views of reason and emotion are critiqued and the implications for education emerge. Anger is focused on especially by Ms. Tavris, author of "Anger, the Misunderstood Emotion." Pt 1 of an 8 part series, "Critical Thinking Forum."

4402 Critical Thinking Mathematical Problem Solving Explores the role of critical thinking in mathematics. Pt 2 of an 8 part series, "Critical Thinking Forum."

4404 Infusing Critical Thinking Into Community College Instruction

Reform For the Year 2000 and Beyond (Critical Thinking Forum)

FIVE FACULTY DEVELOPMENT LEADERS FROM DIVERSE COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES DISCUSS the PROBLEM of INFUSING CRITICAL THINKING INTO CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION.

4411 South Africa Now South African Now Pt.1 ONE of a WEEKLY SERIES of NEWS PROGRAMS on the SOCIAL CONDITIONS, HISTORY and RACE RELATIONS of SOUTH AFRICA.

4412 South Africa Now South African Now Pt. 2 ONE of a WEEKLY SERIES of NEWS PROGRAMS on the SOCIAL CONDITIONS, HISTORY and RACE RELATIONS of SOUTH AFRICA.

4413 South Africa Now South African Now Pt. 3 ONE of a WEEKLY SERIES of NEWS PROGRAMS on the SOCIAL CONDITIONS, HISTORY, and RACE RELATIONS of SOUTH AFRICA.


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Number Series Title Description4415 South Africa Now South African Now Pt. 5 ONE of a WEEKLY SERIES of NEWS PROGRAMS on the SOCIAL

CONDITIONS, HISTORY, and RACE RELATIONS of SOUTH AFRICA.


4457 Market Research Creative Approaches ILLUSTRATES ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES in MARKETING RESEARCH WHEN THERE are LIMITS of TIME and MONEY. USES the EXPERIENCES of TWO FAST GROWING SMALL BUSINESSES as CASE STUDIES.

4458 Market Research The Basics ILLUSTRATES the BASIC STEPS in MARKETING RESEARCH.4460 Color, An Introduction Basics of Color PART 1 of a 9 PART SERIES, EXPLORING the FUNDAMENTALS of

COLOR THEORY, MIXING and COLOR SCHEMES, and COLOR in the NATURAL or HUMAN ENVIRONMENT.

4461 Color, An Introduction Color Energy PART 2 of a 9 PART SERIES, EXPLORING the FUNDAMENTALS of COLOR THEORY, MIXING and COLOR SCHEMES, and COLOR in the NATURAL or HUMAN ENVIRONMENT.

4462 Color, An Introduction Color Structures PART 3 of a 9 PART SERIES, EXPLORING the FUNDAMENTALS of COLOR THEORY, MIXING and COLOR SCHEMES, and COLOR in the NATURAL or HUMAN ENVIRONMENT.

4463 Color, An Introduction Between Black and White PART 4 of a 9 PART SERIES, EXPLORING the FUNDAMENTALS of COLOR THEORY, MIXING and COLOR SCHEMES, and COLOR in the NATURAL or HUMAN ENVIRONMENT.

4464 Color, An Introduction Discord Energy PART 5 of a 9 PART SERIES, EXPLORING the FUNDAMENTALS of COLOR THEORY, MIXING and COLOR SCHEMES, and COLOR in the NATURAL or HUMAN ENVIRONMENT.

4465 Color, An Introduction Color In Nature PART 6 of a 9 PART SERIES, EXPLORING the FUNDAMENTALS of COLOR THEORY, MIXING and COLOR SCHEMES, and COLOR in the NATURAL or HUMAN ENVIRONMENT.

4466 Color, An Introduction Living With Color - Part 1 PART 7 of a 9 PART SERIES, EXPLORING the FUNDAMENTALS of COLOR THEORY, MIXING and COLOR SCHEMES, and COLOR in the NATURAL or HUMAN ENVIRONMENT.

4467 Color, An Introduction Living With Color - Part 2 PART 8 of a 9 PART SERIES, EXPLORING the FUNDAMENTALS of COLOR THEORY, MIXING and COLOR SCHEMES, and COLOR in the NATURAL or HUMAN ENVIRONMENT.

4468 Color, An Introduction Color Light PART 9 of a 9 PART SERIES, EXPLORING the FUNDAMENTALS of COLOR THEORY, MIXING and COLOR SCHEMES, and COLOR in the NATURAL or HUMAN ENVIRONMENT.

4469 Western Tradition The Dawn of History PRESENTS an EXPLORATION of the EVOLUTION of MAN, the BEGINNINGS of RELIGION and COMPLEX SOCIETIES NECESSARY for the DEVELOPMENT of CIVILIZATION.

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Number Series Title Description4470 Western Tradition The Ancient Egyptians EXPLORES the CONDITIONS THAT LED to the ESTABLISHMENT of

ONE of the EARLIEST CIVILIZATIONS, WHICH SURVIVED for 3000 YEARS.

4471 Western Tradition Mesopotamia DISCUSSES MESOPOTAMIA, the LAND BETWEEN the TIGRIS and EUPHRATES RIVERS, as a SOURCE of the ORIGINS of WESTERN LAWS, TRADE, and MONEY.

4472 Western Tradition From Bronze To Iron TRACES the BIRTH and DEATH of the ANCIENT EMPIRES of ASSYRIA, BABYLONIA, and PERSIA.

4473 Western Tradition The Rise of Greek Civilization EXPLORES the GROWTH of PHILOSOPHY and DEMOCRACY in GREECE, WHICH LAID the FOUNDATION for OUR PRESENT WESTERN SYSTEMS.

4474 Western Tradition Greek Thought THE FOUNDATION of GREEK PHILOSOPHY, as SEEN in the WORKS of SOCRATES, PLATO, and ARISTOTLE.

4475 Western Tradition Alexander the Great COVERS GREEK CULTURE, the COMMON ELEMENT WHICH HELD the CITY-STATES CONQUERED by ALEXANDER the GREAT TOGETHER in an EMPIRE.

4476 Western Tradition The Hellenistic Age DESCRIBES a TIME of LARGE, IMPERSONAL STATES, UNDER the SUCCESSORS of ALEXANDER the GREAT, THAT ALLOWED the GROWTH of PERSONAL and ARTISTIC INDEPENDENCE. SHOWS how GREEK CULTURE SPREAD THROUGHOUT the EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN WORLD.

4477 Western Tradition The Rise of Rome WITHIN a SPAN of 200 YEARS, ROME ROSE FROM an INSIGNIFICANT CITY-STATE to the MASTER of ALL ITALY, on the VERGE of CONQUERING the MEDITERRANEAN WORLD.

4478 Western Tradition The Roman Empire THE 1ST CENTURY BC WITNESSED a PERIOD of ROMAN CIVIL WARS FOLLOWED by the TRIUMPH of ONE RULER, JULIUS CAESAR, WHICH INITIATED the SPREAD of the ROMAN EMPIRE.

4479 Western Tradition Early Christianity CONCENTRATES on how an OBSCURE SECT WITHIN the JEWISH COMMUNITY WAS ABLE to GROW and SPREAD THROUGHOUT the GRECO-ROMAN-COMMUNITY and INFLUENCE ITS CULTURE.

4480 Western Tradition The Rise of the Church THE GROWTH of the CHRISTIAN CHURCH WHEN it BEGAN to ORGANIZE and SOLICIT CONVERTS OUTSIDE the JEWISH COMMUNITY WAS HELPED by ROMAN PEACE. of PARAMOUNT IMPORTANCE WAS GREEK as a SECOND LANGUAGE THROUGHOUT the ROMAN EMPIRE.

4481 Western Tradition The Decline of Rome EXPLORES the FORCES THAT LED to ROME's DECLINE: BARBARIAN INVASIONS, DISEASE, CHRISTIANITY, TAXES and DECADENCE.

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Number Series Title Description4482 Western Tradition The Fall of Rome FOLLOWS the FALL of ROME DUE to ITS INABILITY to ADJUST. with

the FALL, CITIES BECAME FORTIFIED ENCLOSURES and LOCAL LANDOWNERS DEVELOPED a RURAL SOCIETY WHERE THEY RULED.

4483 Western Tradition The Byzantine Empire DISCUSSES the EASTERN ROMAN EMPIRE, and ITS CAPITAL, CONSTANTINOPLE. COVERS the INFLUENCE of ROMAN TRADITION, and how it SERVED as a BRIDGE for VARIOUS CULTURES, INCLUDING GRECO-ROMAN, ORIENTAL, and CHRISTIAN INFLUENCES.

4484 Western Tradition The Fall of Byzantine EXPLORES the ROLE of CONSTANTINOPLE as a CENTER of TRADE. COVERS the EFFECT of THEOLOGICAL DISPUTES THAT WERE a MAJOR FACTOR in the FALL of the EASTERN ROMAN EMPIRE.

4485 Western Tradition The Dark Ages CONCENTRATES on the 300 YEARS FROM the COLLAPSE of the WESTERN ROMAN EMPIRE to the CORONATION of CHARLEMAGNE, a TIME of ANARCHY, ARSON, and PILLAGE, WHEN the CHURCH BECAME the ONLY SOURCE of STABILITY.

4486 Western Tradition The Age of Charlemagne CHARLEMAGNE STANDS Out as the RULER WHO ATTEMPTED to BRING ORDER to the DARK AGES in EUROPE. THIS PERIOD INCLUDES a SHIFTING of the ECONOMIC CENTER FROM the MEDITERRANEAN SHORES to the EUROPEAN PLAINS.

4487 Western Tradition The Middle Ages Amid invasion and civil disorder, a military aristocracy dominated the kingdoms of Europe.

4488 Western Tradition The Feudal order EUROPEAN SOCIETY STABILIZED INTO the FEUDAL ORDER, with NOBLES to PROTECT PROPERTY and PEOPLE, CLERICS to PROTECT THEIR SOULS, and PEASANTS to PROVIDE FOOD for EVERYONE.

4489 Western Tradition Common Life In the Middle Ages DAILY LIFE in the MIDDLE AGES WAS DEFINED by HARSH REALITIES of HUNGER, COLD, the PLAGUE, and FEARFUL BELIEF in the SUPERNATURAL.

4490 Western Tradition Cities and Cathedrals of the Middle Ages URBAN CENTERS in EUROPE BEGAN to REGAIN IMPORTANCE as TRADE and CULTURE REVIVED. the FEUDAL ORDER WAS CHALLENGED as CATHEDRALS WERE BUILT on a GIGANTIC SCALE as SYMBOLS of CONSPICUOUS PIETY and COMPETITIVENESS.

4491 Western Tradition The Late Middle Ages THE 14TH and 15TH CENTURIES WERE an ERA of WAR in EUROPE: CIVIL WAR, TOWN REVOLTS, and HERESIES WITHIN the CHURCH.

4492 Western Tradition The National Monarchies A NEW HUMANIST CULTURE BEGAN to SUPPLANT the MIDDLE AGES as KINGS STRENGTHENED THEIR POWERS with ORGANIZED STATE MONARCHIES.

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Number Series Title Description4493 Western Tradition The Renaissance and the Age of Discovery DISCUSSES the CHANGING ATTITUDES in EUROPE BROUGHT

ABOUT by the RENAISSANCE, WHICH GLORIFIED MAN MORE THAN GOD. EXPLORES the ROLE of the HUMANISTS, and the REVIVAL of ANTIQUITY THROUGH the GREEK and ROMAN CLASSICS.

4494 Western Tradition The Renaissance and the New World DISCUSSES the PASSION for GLORY of the NEW EUROPEAN NATIONS and the IMPACT of EXPLORATION on MODERN THINKING. EXAMINES the ATTITUDES of the EXPLORERS as THEY ENCOUNTERED NEW SOCIETIES.

4495 Moyers: The Public Mind Consuming Images EXPLORES how TELEVISION, POSTERS, and ALL TYPES of ADVERTISEMENTS HAVE CREATED BEHAVIOR PATTERNS for DAILY DECISION MAKING, and EXPECTATIONS. DISCUSSES how VISUAL MEDIA CREATES a REALITY of ITS OWN. HOSTED by BILL MOYERS.

4496 Moyers: The Public Mind Leading Questions DISCUSSES TELEVISION's APPEAL to OUR EMOTIONS, and how APPEALS are FOCUSED at the VIEWER's HEART RATHER THAN HIS or HER MIND. EXAMINES in DEPTH how TECHNIQUES are USED in CAMPAIGNS and in MONITORING POLITICAL SPEECHES. HOSTED by BILL MOYERS.

4497 Moyers: The Public Mind Illusions of News DISCUSSES the CURRENT MEDIA MARKET, WHERE the PEOPLE DICTATE the NEWS THEY RECEIVE. ALSO EXAMINES the EXPLOITATION of POLITICIANS WHO HAVE the ABILITY to CONTROL the PRESS. EXPLORES the CHANGING ROLE of JOURNALISTS and the IMPACT THIS HAS on the VIEWER.

4498 Moyers: The Public Mind The Truth About Lies EXAMINES how DECEPTION HAS INFLUENCED MAJOR EVENTS of the RECENT PAST, and how SELF-DECEPTION SHAPES OUR PERSONAL LIVES and the PUBLIC MIND. INVESTIGATES REASONS WHY DECEPTION is USED and RECOUNTS HISTORICAL EVENTS to ILLUSTRATE the CONSEQUENCES.

4499 Raiders of the Lost File Discusses proper recordkeeping strategies in business settings.4500 Burning Questions Losing the Future IN THIS ABC NEWS SPECIAL PROGRAM, SANDER VANOCER

EXAMINES FACTORS THAT CAUSE the U.S. to LOSE ECONOMIC GROUND to INNOVATIVE Japanese and WEST GERMAN COMPETITORS. DISCUSSES how IMPROVEMENTS in TRADE, TECHNOLOGY, and EDUCATION can LIFT US Out of OUR PRESENT PREDICAMENT.

4501 Western Tradition The Reformation DESCRIBES how the REFORMATION WAS NOT ONLY a RELIGIOUS REVIVAL THAT SHOOK CHRISTENDOM, BUT ALSO a PERIOD WHEN MODERN, ALL-POWERFUL MONARCHS BEGAN to SECURE POWER in EUROPE.

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Number Series Title Description4502 Western Tradition The Rise of the Middle Class A NEW CLASS WAS FORMED in EUROPE by the MERCHANTS,

TRADERS, and TRAVELERS. the DEVELOPMENT of the PRINTING PRESS HELPED to SPREAD THEIR VALUES on PRACTICAL REASONING and the IDEAS BORN FROM the REFORMATION.

4505 Western Tradition The Age of Absolutism 17TH CENTURY EUROPE WAS CHARACTERIZED by the CROWN RULERS CONTROLLING ALL POWERS of STATE. the DESIRE for CIVIL PEACE CONTRIBUTED to the CROWN's ABILITY to ENFORCE the "DIVINE RIGHT of KINGS".

4506 Western Tradition Absolutism and the Social Contract TWO PATTERNS of ABSOLUTISM, the FRENCH and the ENGLISH, WERE FOLLOWED by ALL of EUROPE in the 17TH CENTURY. FRANCE STROVE to CONTROL by AVOIDING ALL CHANGE, WHILE ENGLAND TURNED to MERCANTILISM and a STRONG NATIONAL ECONOMY. ARGUMENTS BEGAN ABOUT the CONSENT of the GOVERNED.

4507 Western Tradition The Enlightened Despots FOCUSES on the 18TH CENTURY EUROPEAN RULERS WHO RAN THEIR COUNTRIES RATIONALLY, EFFICIENTLY and PROFITABLY, WHILE ENCOURAGING TRADE, ESTABLISHING BUREAUCRACIES, and ACTING as PATRONS of the ARTS and PHILOSOPHY.

4508 Western Tradition The Enlightenment IN 18TH CENTURY EUROPE, INDIVIDUAL CITIZENS GAINED NEW STATUS as RULERS and PHILOSOPHERS TEAMED TOGETHER. as the RULERS INCREASED the SECURITY of THEIR STATE SYSTEMS, REFORMS ACHIEVED the PHILOSOPHERS' GOAL of INCREASING the DIGNITY of MANKIND.

4509 Western Tradition The Enlightenment and Society EXPLORES the EFFECT of the ENLIGHTENMENT on 18TH CENTURY EUROPE as the BOURGEOISIE SPREAD the IDEA THAT VIRTUE and NATURAL HAPPINESS are PARALLELED by UTILITY.

4510 Western Tradition The Modern Philosophers ONE of the MANY 18TH CENTURY EUROPEAN PHILOSOPHERS WAS JEAN JACQUE ROUSSEAU, the PATRON SAINT of "NATURE". THIS PERIOD SAW the SPREAD of the IDEAS THAT NATURE EXEMPLIFIED INNOCENCE, THAT VIRTUE WAS EXEMPLIFIED by USEFULNESS to SOCIETY, and THAT ALL SHOULD CONTRIBUTE to PUBLIC HAPPINESS.

4511 Western Tradition The American Revolution EUROPEAN CULTURES WERE REFLECTED in the COLONIES ESTABLISHED in NORTH and SOUTH AMERICA FROM the 16TH to the 18TH CENTURY. WHEN ENGLAND TRIED to ENFORCE NEW LAWS to MORE CLOSELY CONTROL HER NORTH American COLONIES, THEY REBELLED.

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Number Series Title Description4512 Western Tradition The American Republic STUDIES the EFFECT on EUROPE of the UNITED STATES'

EVOLUTION FROM a REVOLUTIONARY STATE to a REPUBLIC with a CONSTITUTION.

4513 Western Tradition The Death of the Old Regime DESCRIBES the COLLAPSE of the FRENCH MONARCHY in 1789 as EUROPEANS COMPARED the American MODEL to THEIR OWN SYSTEMS.

4515 Western Tradition The Industrial Revolution 19TH CENTURY EUROPE WAS TRANSFORMED by the ADVANCES in POWER TECHNOLOGY, PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY, COMMUNICATION, TRANSPORTATION and URBANIZATION, THAT BECAME KNOWN as the INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION.

4516 Western Tradition The Industrial World A consumer revolution was fueled by coal, public transportation, and new city services.

4517 Western Tradition Revolution and the Romantics REVOLUTION BECAME the EUROPEAN NORM as the ROMANTIC ARTISTS and WRITERS SPREAD the WORD in the 19TH CENTURY THAT VIOLENCE WAS ACCEPTABLE to ACHIEVE SOCIAL JUSTICE. POLITICS BECAME INFUSED with NATIONALISM as the UPPER and MIDDLE CLASSES JOINED the REVOLTS.

4518 Western Tradition The Age of the Nation-States THEIR NATIONALISM, RIVALRY, and SOCIAL UTILITARIANISM in WORLDWIDE COLONIAL EMPIRES. as the 19TH CENTURY ENDED, THESE EMPIRES COLLIDED and COLLAPSED as NATIONAL REVOLTS SPREAD EASTWARD.

4519 Western Tradition A New Public AS LITERACY SPREAD THROUGH 19TH and 20TH CENTURY EUROPEAN SOCIETY, RADICAL CHANGES FOLLOWED. UNIVERSAL SCHOOLING HELPED FORM NATIONAL IDENTITIES and OFFERED the CHANCE for SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, and CULTURAL INTEGRATION.

4520 Western Tradition Fin De Siecle THE TURN of the CENTURY HERALDED BETTER CONDITIONS for the POOR in EUROPE as a RISE in STRONG NATIONALISM and SOCIALISM EVOLVED INTO an ERA of NATIONAL SOCIALISM.

4521 Western Tradition The First World War and the Rise of Fascism EUROPE WENT to the BRINK of DESTRUCTION as the PEOPLE ENDURED a "SECOND 30 YEARS WAR". DRASTIC CHANGES OCCURRED as EUROPE's STATUS WAS REDUCED FROM the WORLD's ECONOMIC CENTER.

4522 Western Tradition The Second World War WORLD WAR II MEANT the MOBILIZATION, DISPLACEMENT, and MURDER of MILLIONS of EUROPEANS. the EFFECTS on UPROOTED WAR REFUGEES can STILL BE SEEN TODAY.

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Number Series Title Description4523 Western Tradition The Cold War 1945 HERALDED the END of a WAY of LIFE, as a WORLD-WIDE

STRUGGLE of CONSTANT COMMUNIST PROBINGS and WESTERN COUNTERMEASURES BEGAN. POWER SHIFTED BACK and FORTH as the U.S. ASSUMED the COST of DEFENDING WESTERN EUROPE and the U.S.S.R. MODIFIED the COMMUNIST PLAN.

4524 Western Tradition Europe and the Third World THE 50 NEW REPUBLICS of the THIRD WORLD DISPLAY a VARIETY of ECONOMIC and TECHNOLOGICAL CONDITIONS, with VOLATILE SOCIAL CONDITIONS. MUCH of THIS REFLECTS the INTRUSIONS of WESTERNERS with ALIEN IDEOLOGIES

4525 Western Tradition The Technological Revolution REVIEWS the WAYS TECHNOLOGY HAS CHANGED the 20TH CENTURY WORLD, AFFECTING NOT ONLY the MATERIAL SITUATION of EVERYDAY LIFE, BUT the VALUES USED to JUDGE EVERYDAY CONDUCT.

4526 Western Tradition Toward the Future FOCUSES on the IMPACT CURIOSITY and AMBITION MAY HAVE on the FUTURE of WESTERN CIVILIZATION, ESPECIALLY in REGARDS to TECHNOLOGICAL and SCIENTIFIC ADVANCES.

4527 Art Of The Western World The Classical Ideal - Greece and Rome 600 Bc - 350 Ad

TRACES the ORIGINS of HUMANISM and MUCH of WESTERN ART to ANCIENT GREECE, WHILE IDENTIFYING ROMAN ART as INHERENTLY POLITICAL, CONCENTRATING on TECHNICAL SOPHISTICATION and DETAIL. SHOWS the DECLINE of HUMANISTIC VALUES in the LATE ANTIQUE PERIOD WHEN CLASSICAL THEMES and FORMS WERE ADAPTED to SERVE CHRISTIAN PURPOSES.

4528 Art Of The Western World A White Garment of Churches - Romanesque and Gothic

EXAMINES ROMANESQUE and GOTHIC CHURCHES as EVIDENCE of the VALUES of the SOCIETIES THAT PRODUCED THEM. SHOWS the EFFECT of MONASTICISM and PILGRIMAGE on ROMANESQUE ARCHITECTURE and the IMPACT of NEW THEOLOGY and SOCIAL CHANGE on GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE DURING the 12TH and 13TH CENTURIES.

4529 Art Of The Western World The Early Renaissance - Italy and Northern Europe

COVERS the REVIVAL and REINTERPRETATION of the CLASSICAL TRADITION in the WORKS of FLORENTINE ARTISTS, and how THEY EXEMPLIFIED the MERGING of CHRISTIAN and HUMANISTIC VALUES. ALSO EXAMINES the SPIRITUAL CRISIS of NORTHERN EUROPE and the REALISM of JAN VAN EYCK. DISCUSSES the RENAISSANCE SPIRIT as REFLECTED in ALBRECHT D'URER's WORK.

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Number Series Title Description4530 Art Of The Western World The High Renaissance - Rome and Venice SHOWS the EXTRAORDINARY TALENT of DA VINCI,

MICHELANGELO, and RAPHAEL, WORKING in a VARIETY of MEDIA. SHOWS how the VENETIANS READAPTED the CLASSICAL STYLE with a THEATRICAL FLOURISH. CONTRASTS TITIAN's NUDES with TINTORETTO's "LAST SUPPER".

4531 Art Of The Western World Realms of Light - the Baroque EXAMINES the DIVERGENT THEMES of the BAROQUE PERIOD, INCLUDING EMOTIONAL APPEAL, NATURALISM, and the RISE of BOURGEOIS VALUES.

4532 Art Of The Western World An Age of Reason, An Age of Passion COVERS the MOVE FROM the ROCOCO PERIOD to NEOCLASSICISM and ROMANTICISM. RELATES STYLISTIC CHANGES to the FRENCH REVOLUTION and NAPOLEONIC WARS.

4533 Art Of The Western World A Fresh View - Impressionist and Post-Impressionist

CONTRASTS the IMPRESSIONISTS' CHARACTERISTIC CONCERN with COLOR and CHANGING LIGHT with the VERY INDIVIDUALISTIC VISIONS of the POST-IMPRESSIONISTS.

4534 Art Of The Western World Into the 20Th Century COVERS the WORK of the FAUVES, the CUBISTS, the INTERNATIONAL STYLE, and the SURREALISTS. DISCUSSES how THESE MOVEMENTS RELATE to MODERN LIFE.

4535 Art Of The Western World In Our Own Time EXAMINES WHY the APPEARANCE of ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM CAUSED the UNITED STATES to BECOME a CENTER for the VISUAL ARTS. REVIEWS the DIVERSITY of STYLES in the POST-WORLD WAR II PERIOD, and the EXPLOSIVE INTERNATIONALIZATION of the ART WORLD in the 1970's and 80's.

4536 Designing and Teaching a Telecourse - Part 1 A TELECONFERENCE on NEW APPROACHES to DESIGNING and TEACHING a TELECOURSE in a COMMUNITY COLLEGE.

4537 Designing and Teaching a Telecourse - Part 2 A TELECONFERENCE on NEW APPROACHES to DESIGNING and TEACHING a TELECOURSE in a COMMUNITY COLLEGE.

4554 Secret Intelligence - Part 2 Intervention THIS FOUR-PART SERIES TRACES the HISTORY of American ESPIONAGE in the 20TH CENTURY.

4555 Secret Intelligence - Part 3 Learning To Say No THIS FOUR-PART SERIES TRACES the HISTORY of American ESPIONAGE in the 20TH CENTURY.

4556 Secret Intelligence - Part 4 The Enterprise THIS FOUR-PART SERIES TRACES the HISTORY of American ESPIONAGE in the 20TH CENTURY.

4558 War & Peace In The Nuclear Age The Weapon of Choice AGAINST the BACKDROP of the COLD WAR and the DEVELOPMENT of the HYDROGEN BOMB, the GROWING RELIANCE of the SUPERPOWERS on NUCLEAR WEAPONS is EXPLORED. the KOREAN WAR and ITS IMPACT on U.S. NUCLEAR WEAPONS DECISION is ALSO EXAMINED.

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Number Series Title Description4559 War & Peace In The Nuclear Age A Bigger Bang For the Buck IN the LATE 1950's, for the FIRST TIME in the NUCLEAR AGE,

AmericanS WERE FORCED to ACCEPT THAT THEIR NUCLEAR ADVANTAGE WAS NOT PERPETUALLY ASSURED. TH SUCCESSFUL SOVIET LAUNCH of "SPUTNIK" LED to the U.S. FEARS of a "BOMBER GAP" and LATER a "MISSILE GAP".

4560 War & Peace In The Nuclear Age Europe Goes Nuclear DURING the 1950;S and 1960's, NATO MINISTERS AGREED to RELY MORE on NUCLEAR STRENGTH to DEFEND the CONTINENT. the MOTIVATIONS of GREAT BRITAIN and FRANCE to PURSUE INDEPENDENT NUCLEAR FORCES and to REARM WEST GERMANY are EXAMINED.

4561 War & Peace In The Nuclear Age THE EVENTS THAT LED to the CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS and the TENSE CAT-AND- MOUSE CONFRONTATION BETWEEN KENNEDY and KRUSHCHEV are EXPLORED.

4562 War & Peace In The Nuclear Age The Education of Robert McNamara SECRETARY of DEFENSE ROBERT MCNAMARA IMPLEMENTED DRAMATIC CHANGES in FORCE STRUCTURES and NUCLEAR STRATEGY FROM 1961 to 1968. THIS PROGRAM CHRONICLES the EVOLUTION in STRATEGY and the CHANGES in MCNAMARA's OWN VIEWS.

4563 War & Peace In The Nuclear Age One Step Forward THE NIXON - KISSINGER ERA of DETENTE UNFOLDS in THIS PROGRAM. it CONSIDERS the FACTORS THAT LED the U.S. and the SOVIET UNION to PURSUE ARMS CONTROL TALKS, SALT I, and RESULTING in AGREEMENTS on CEILINGS for OFFENSIVE MISSILES and LIMITING DEVELOPMENT of ANTIBALLISTIC SYSTEMS.

4564 War & Peace In The Nuclear Age Haves and Have Nots THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NUCLEAR POWER and NUCLEAR WEAPONS PROLIFERATION is the FOCUS of THIS PROGRAM. it CONSIDERS the MOTIVATION of THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES to DEVELOP NUCLEAR WEAPONS and REVIEWS EFFORTS to HALT THEIR SPREAD.

4565 War & Peace In The Nuclear Age Carter's New World PRESIDENT CARTER HOPED to ELIMINATE NUCLEAR WEAPONS, DEVELOP an ARMS CONTROL AGREEMENT, and IMPROVE RELATIONS with the SOVIET UNION. THIS PROGRAM ANALYZES DOMESTIC and INTERNATIONAL EVENTS THAT CONTRIBUTED to the FAILURE of CARTER's VISION.

4566 War & Peace In The Nuclear Age Zero Hour EUROPE in the 1970's and 1980's is the FOCUS of THIS PROGRAM. INTERVIEWS CHRONICLE the CONTROVERSY SURROUNDING NATO DECISIONS to DEPLOY ADDITIONAL MISSILES to DEFEND the CONTINENT, and SUBSEQUENT NEGOTIATIONS to WITHDRAW SOVIET and U.S. INTERMEDIATE RANGE MISSILES - the "ZERO OPTION".

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Number Series Title Description4567 War & Peace In The Nuclear Age Missile; Experimental THE STRATEGY, TECHNOLOGY, and POLITICS BEHIND the

CREATION of the BIGGEST and MOST POWERFUL U.S. WEAPONS - the MX and MIDGETMAN MISSILES - are EXPLORED.

4568 War & Peace In The Nuclear Age Reagan's Shield THE HEART of PRESIDENT REAGAN's NUCLEAR PROGRAM, the STRATEGIC DEFENSE INITIATIVE, is the FOCUS of THIS PROGRAM, as WELL as HIS MAJOR ARMS CONTROL INITIATIVES.

4569 War & Peace In The Nuclear Age Visions of War and Peace THIS PROGRAM EXPLORES the MAGNITUDE and POWER of TODAY's NUCLEAR ARSENALS and ADDRESSES FIVE CRITICAL ISSUES of the NUCLEAR AGE: the SUPERPOWER RELATIONSHIP, NUCLEAR DETERRENCE in EUROPE, DEFENSES AGAINST NUCLEAR WEAPONS, ARMS CONTROL, and PROLIFERATION.

4570 Ethics In America Do Unto Others A PANEL of SCHOLARS, JOURNALISTS, and LEADERS in GOVERNMENT and PUBLIC SERVICE DISCUSS the ETHICAL DIMENSIONS of PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS in OUR SOCIETY.

4571 Ethics In America To Defend a Liller A HYPOTHETICAL MURDER CASE PROVIDES the CONTEXT for DISCUSSION by a PANEL of JURISTS, JOURNALISTS, CLERGY, and SCHOLARS of the ETHICAL QUESTIONS FACED by PROSECUTORS, DEFENSE ATTORNEYS, DEFENDANTS, and WITNESSES INVOLVED in LEGAL PROCEEDINGS.

4572 Ethics In America Public Trust, Private Interests A PANEL of FORMER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, MEMBERS of CONGRESS, JOURNALISTS, and JURISTS CONSIDER the ETHICAL CONFLICTS THAT CONFRONT INDIVIDUALS ELECTED or APPOINTED to CONDUCT the NATION's AFFAIRS.

4573 Ethics In America Does Doctor Know Best? A PANEL of PHYSICIANS, and OTHERS FROM the MEDICAL PROFESSION, JOURNALISTS, and JURISTS EXPLORE the ETHICAL CONFLICTS BETWEEN a DOCTOR's PATERNALISM and a PATIENT's AUTONOMY.

4574 Ethics In America Anatomy of a Corporate Takeover A PANEL DISCUSSES the ETHICAL PROBLEMS of "MERGER MANIA".

4575 Ethics In America Under orders, Under Fire - Part 1 A PANEL COMPOSED of REPRESENTATIVES FROM the MILITARY, MEMBERS of CONGRESS, and JOURNALISTS DISCUSS the MEANING of ETHICS in MILITARY CONTEXTS. PT. 1 EXAMINES the GENERAL MORAL RESPONSIBILITIES of OFFICERS SOLDIERS, and JOURNALISTS in COMBAT SITUATIONS.

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Number Series Title Description4576 Ethics In America Under orders, Under Fire - Part 2 A PANEL COMPOSED of REPRESENTATIVES FROM the MILITARY,

MEMBERS of CONGRESS, and JOURNALISTS DISCUSS the MEANING of ETHICS in MILITARY CONTEXTS. PT. 2 EXPLORES the MORAL ISSUES INVOLVED in the TREATMENT of PRISONERS of WAR, the CONFIDENTIALITY of MILITARY ACTIONS, INCLUDING POSSIBLE ATROCITIES, the RESPONSIBILITIES of JOURNALISTS in COMBAT ZONES, and the USE of TACTICAL NUCLEAR WEAPONS.

4577 Ethics In America Truth On Trial A PANEL of ATTORNEYS, JUDGES, and SCHOLARS DISCUSS the POTENTIAL CONFLICTS the ADVERSARY RELATIONSHIP can CREATE BETWEEN LAWYERS' RESPONSIBILITIES to THEIR CLIENTS and THEIR PROFESSIONAL COMMITMENT to the TRUTH in LEGAL PROCEEDINGS. a HYPOTHETICAL PRODUCT LIABILITY CASE PROVIDES the CONTEXT for THIS DISCUSSION.

4578 Ethics In America The Human Experiment A PANEL of PROMINENT REPRESENTATIVES FROM the FIELDS of MEDICINE, GOVERNMENT SERVICE, the JUDICIARY, JOURNALISM, RELIGION, and ACADEME DISCUSS the ETHICAL RAMIFICATIONS of HUMAN EXPERIMENTATION in MEDICAL RESEARCH. a HYPOTHETICAL MEDICAL TEST of a NEW DRUG for the TREATMENT of AIDS GENES as the FOCUS for the DISCUSSION.

4579 Ethics In America Politics, Privacy, and the Press THE HYPOTHETICAL CASE of a PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE's EXTRAMARITAL RELATIONSHIPS PROVIDES the BASIS for a DISCUSSION by a PANEL of PROMINENT JOURNALISTS and POLITICIANS of the ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITIES of JOURNALS in REPORTING on the PRIVATE LIVES of POLITICAL FIGURES.

4580 Math! A Four Letter Word EXPLORES MYTHS ABOUT LEARNING MATHEMATICS and PRESENTS PRACTICAL METHODS of LESSENING ANXIETY ABOUT IT.

4581 Beyond Close To the Customer - Part 1 & 2 TOM PETERS DISCUSSES PRINCIPLES of CUSTOMER SATISFACTION. HE MAKES 10 PROPOSALS for BETTER CUSTOMER SERVICE, and EVEN DELIGHT.

4582 Beyond Close To the Customer - Part 3 TOM PETERS DISCUSSES PRINCIPLES of CUSTOMER SATISFACTION. HE MAKES 10 PROPOSALS for BETTER CUSTOMER SERVICE, and EVEN DELIGHT.

4583 Career Development A Plan For All Seasons MANY MID-CAREER CHANGES in RECENT YEARS HAVE BEEN the RESULT of a SEARCH for GREATER SATISFACTION and QUALITY of LIFE. PERSONNEL TURNOVER is HIGH and ORGANIZATIONS are LOOKING INTO a NEW PROGRAM WHICH HELPS EMPLOYEES REACH INDIVIDUAL CAREER GOALS.

4584 Best Spots Television Register Best 100 The 100 best commercials ever! Pt. 1 DW

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Number Series Title Description4585 Best Spots Television Register Best 100 The 100 best commercials ever! Pt. 2 DW4590 Learning To Think Like a Manager CHRONICLES EXPERIENCES of TWO NEW MANAGERS DURING

THEIR FIRST THREE MONTHS on the JOB. DISCUSSES MISTAKES EACH MAKES, how to AVOID THESE COMMON PITFALLS, and SUGGESTS an ACTIVE ROLE for UPPER MANAGEMENT in TRAINING NEW MANAGERS.

4591 Stepping Up To Supervisor ILLUSTRATES MISTAKES COMMONLY MADE DURING the EARLY PHASES of a MANAGEMENT CAREER. SUGGESTS METHODS of AVOIDING THESE PITFALLS or DEALING with THEM IF THEY ALREADY EXIST.

4592 Meeting Robbers ILLUSTRATES how an ORGANIZATION's TIME, MONEY, and RESOURCES are "STOLEN" by WELL-MEANING EMPLOYEES, BECAUSE THEY LACK the SKILLS NECESSARY to KEEP THEIR MEETINGS RESULT-ORIENTED. THEN SHOWS how "MEETING MANAGERS" can PLAN and RUN PRODUCTIVE MEETINGS.

4593 A Case of Working Smarter, Not Harder DRAMATIZES the CASE of a MANAGER WHO is CAUGHT in the TRAP of SOLVING EVERYONE ELSE's PROBLEMS, and WHO DECIDES to DEVELOP a NEW SYSTEM — ONE THAT ENCOURAGES SUBORDINATES to MAKE THEIR OWN DECISIONS.

4594 Perception Explores the physiological, psychological, and cultural forces that influence human perception. Explains the necessity of a balance between subjective perceptions and objective truths.

4595 Women And The Law An Introduction4596 Women And The Law Litigation PRESENTS a DEMONSTRATION of a SEX DISCRIMINATION

HEARING, BASED on a HYPOTHETICAL CASE INVOLVING FAILURE to PROMOTE a PATROLWOMAN to the RANK of SERGEANT.

4598 Women And The Law Equal Rights Amendment DISCUSSES the PROPOSED EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT to the CONSTITUTION, and OFFERS PRINCIPLES for EXAMINING the EQUALITY of the SEXES BEFORE the LAW. INCLUDES EXCERPTS FROM CONGRESSIONAL DEBATE on the AMENDMENT.

4599 Women And The Law Title VII: a Case Study (At&T) Title VII, the federal law that prohibits most workplace harassment and discrimination, covers all private employers, state and local governments, and educational institutions with 15 or more employees. In addition to prohibiting discrimination against workers because of race, color, national origin, religion, and sex, those protections have been extended to include barring against discrimination on the basis of pregnancy, sex stereotyping, and sexual harassment of employees.

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Number Series Title Description4600 Video Review #38 The Film & Video Show A SELECTION of WORKS SHOWN at SIGGRAPH '88, in the FILM

and VIDEO SHOW, AUGUST 3-5, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.4601 Video Review #39 The Film & Video Show A SELECTION of WORKS SHOWN at SIGGRAPH '88, in the FILM

and VIDEO SHOW, AUGUST 3-5, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.4602 Managing Your Boss USING the BOSTON-BASED FAST-FOOD SPECIALTY CHAIN, AU

BON PAIN, as a MODEL, THIS PROGRAM FOCUSES on how SUBORDINATES MANAGE THEIR RELATIONSHIPS with THEIR BOSS. STRESSES the IMPORTANCE of 'MANAGING UP' to HELP COMPANIES IMPROVE THEIR PRODUCTIVITY and EMPLOYEES IMPROVE THEIR JOB SATISFACTION.

4603 Aseptic Preparation of Parenteral Products DEMONSTRATES PROPER TECHNIQUES for PREPARING STERILE PRODUCTS and AVOIDING CONTAMINATION.

4604 Safe Handling of Cytotoxic Drugs DEMONSTRATES RECOMMENDED PROCEDURES for REDUCING EXPOSURE to ANTINEOPLASTICS. PROCEDURES on PREPARATION and ADMINISTRATION, FIRST AID, SPILL CLEAN-UP, and WASTE MANAGEMENT are SHOWN. EQUIPMENT FACILITY DESIGN, WORKER APPAREL and PROTECTION are ALSO DESCRIBED.

4605 The Power Game The Congress The original 4-hour series based on the best selling book which explores the power centers of Washington during the 1980's.

4607 The Power Game The Unelected The original 4-hour series based on the best selling book which explores the power centers of Washington during the 1980's.

4608 The Power Game The Presidency Examines the major political changes in the U.S. capital in the 15 years after the Vietnam War (in particular, the way power is acquired and used on an individual rather than group basis). Documents methods for getting and keeping power in Congress, the Presidency, the Pentagon, embassies and the major lobbying groups. Major political figures are interviewed as well as less well-known persons who quietly protect the public interest. They contend that new talents and techniques are needed if the American system is to continue to work effectively.

4690 The Growing Years Studying Children DISCUSSES how DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGISTS APPROACH THEIR SUBJECT and EXAMINES the ETHICS of RESEARCH with CHILDREN. ILLUSTRATES EXPERIMENTS USING the SCIENTIFIC METHOD.

4691 The Growing Years Heredity & Environment DISCUSSES the EFFECTS of HEREDITY and ENVIRONMENT on a CHILD's EMOTIONAL, INTELLECTUAL, and SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT.

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Number Series Title Description4692 The Growing Years Prenatal Development DISCUSSES DEVELOPMENT of the CHILD FROM CONCEPTION to

BIRTH. INCLUDES the BIOLOGY and PSYCHOLOGY of the DEVELOPING FETUS and DESCRIBES STAGES of DEVELOPMENT and ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES on the INFANT-TO-BE.

4694 The Growing Years The Growing Infant DESCRIBES PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT of the CHILD FROM BIRTH to AGE THREE, the GROWING PHYSICAL CAPABILITIES and CHANGES in BODY STRUCTURE.

4695 The Growing Years The Learning Infant EXPLORES MENTAL DEVELOPMENT FROM BIRTH to AGE THREE and the CHILD's GROWING ABILITY to COMPREHEND and INTERACT with the ENVIRONMENT. INCLUDES THEORETICAL APPROACHES to LEARNING.

4696 The Growing Years Beginning Language DISCUSSES LANGUAGE ACQUISITION FROM BIRTH to AGE THREE. ILLUSTRATES STAGES of DEVELOPMENT: BABBLING, IMITATION, WORDS and SENTENCES. ALSO EXAMINES DIFFERENT THEORETICAL APPROACHES to LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT.

4697 The Growing Years The Emerging Personality DISCUSSES THEORIES of PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT FORM BIRTH to AGE THREE, and DESCRIBES the INFANT in the FAMILY.

4698 The Growing Years Individual Differences EXPLORES HUMAN INDIVIDUALITY and the BROAD RANGE of CHARACTERISTICS THAT are CONSIDERED "NORMAL" in GROWING UP.

4699 The Growing Years Children In Families DISCUSSES the IMPORTANCE of FAMILIES and THEIR INFLUENCE on CHILDREN's DEVELOPMENT. EXAMINES TYPES of FAMILIES, THEIR ROLES, and CHANGES in FAMILY STRUCTURE OVER TIME.

4700 The Growing Years Preschool Physical Development DISCUSSES CHILDREN's PHYSICAL GROWTH FROM AGES THREE to SIX. DESCRIBES INCREASING MOTOR SKILLS, GROSS MOTOR SKILLS, FINE MOTOR SKILLS, PHYSICAL and PERCEPTUAL COORDINATION.

4701 The Growing Years Preschool Mental Development DESCRIBES CHARACTERISTICS of CHILDREN's THINKING FROM AGES THREE to SIX. EXPLAINS the DEVELOPMENTAL (PIAGETIAN) and BEHAVIORISTIC THEORETICAL APPROACHES to the PRESCHOOL CHILD's DEVELOPMENT.

4702 The Growing Years The Preschool Experience EXAMINES the FUNCTION or ROLE of PRESCHOOLS in TODAY's SOCIETY. DISCUSSES CHILDREN in PRESCHOOLS, the EFFECT of EARLY SCHOOLING on DEVELOPMENT, and VARIOUS TYPES of PRESCHOOLS.

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Number Series Title Description4703 The Growing Years Developing Language Skills DISCUSSES the GROWING ABILITY of CHILDREN to

COMMUNICATE and the RELATION of LANGUAGE to THOUGHT, SOCIAL CLASS, and CULTURE. DESCRIBES EGOCENTRIC and SOCIALIZED SPEECH, and BILINGUALISM.

4704 The Growing Years Preschool Personality DISCUSSES COMPONENTS of PERSONALITY in the PRESCHOOL CHILD, INCLUDING DEPENDENCY, AUTONOMY, ANXIETY, and AGGRESSION, and the INFLUENCE of CHILD REARING PRACTICES on BEHAVIOR.

4705 The Growing Years Social Stereotyping DISCUSSES SEXUAL and ETHNIC STEREOTYPING, ITS POSITIVE and NEGATIVE ASPECTS for GROWING CHILDREN, and FACTORS INCLUDING PREJUDICE.

4706 The Growing Years Child's Play DISCUSSES how MENTAL, SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL, and PHYSICAL GROWTH are LINKED to FORMS of PLAY, and how THESE FORMS CHANGE as the CHILD GROWS OLDER.

4707 The Growing Years Physical Development In the Middle Years DISCUSSES PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT DURING the MIDDLE YEARS WHEN a CHILD BECOMES an ADULT. EMPHASIZES the CONSOLIDATION of GROWTH and the BUILDING of STRENGTH.

4708 The Growing Years The Child's Mind DISCUSSES PROGRESSIVE STAGES of a CHILD's THINKING.4709 The Growing Years Aspects of Intelligence DISCUSSES INTELLIGENCE, IQ TESTS, and THEIR FUNCTIONS

and ABUSES in MEASURING GROWTH of CHILDREN and YOUTH.

4710 The Growing Years Moral Development DISCUSSES the VARIOUS THEORIES and STAGES of MORAL DEVELOPMENT in CHILDREN, and DESCRIBES DEVELOPMENT of SCHEMA of "RIGHT" and "WRONG".

4711 The Growing Years The Child's Personality DISCUSSES SELF-CONCEPT, INDEPENDENCE, the ROLE of the PEER GROUP, and the CHILD's INCREASING SEPARATION FROM PARENTAL FIGURES

4712 The Growing Years Adolescent Physical Development DISCUSSES the VARIATIONS in PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT EXHIBITED by ADOLESCENTS.

4713 The Growing Years Adolescent Mental Development DISCUSSES PIAGET's STAGE of FORMAL OPERATIONS and the DEVELOPMENT of ABSTRACT THOUGHT. EXAMINES the ABILITY to MANIPULATE IDEAS.

4714 The Growing Years Adolescent Personality Development DISCUSSES the SEARCH for IDENTIFY, SELF-CONCEPT, GAINING SELF-IDENTITY and INDEPENDENCE. EXAMINES ADOLESCENT EGOCENTRISM and SEX-ROLE IDENTITY.

4715 The Growing Years Adolescent To Adulthood EXPLORES ADOLESCENCE and ADULTHOOD, EXAMINING BOTH STAGES in American SOCIETY. DISCUSSES SPECIAL FEATURES of the TRANSITION BETWEEN the TWO STAGES.

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Number Series Title Description4716 World Hunger Who Will Survive? - Part 1 THE FOOD CRISIS in INDIA, NIGER, and COLUMBIA. THIS

PROGRAM is NOT JUST ONE MORE LAMENT ABOUT SUFFERING HUMANITY; SAYS EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, DICK HUBERT, "OUR PURPOSE is to SHOW WHAT is and ISN'T BEING DONE by THESE NATIONS to FEED THEIR OWN." SIX HUNDRED MILLION PEOPLE LIVE in INDIA, AND, HALF of THEM, ACCORDING to THIS REPORT, are HUNGRY. BARRIERS to ACHIEVING FOOD SELF-SUFFICIENCY are DISCUSSED in INTERVIEWS THAT WERE FILMED in the STATE of PUNJAB at NEW DELHI. BILL MOYERS is the NARRATOR.

4717 World Hunger Who Will Survive? - Part 2 THE FOOD CRISIS in INDIA, NIGER, and COLUMBIA. THIS PROGRAM is NOT JUST ONE MORE LAMENT ABOUT SUFFERING HUMANITY; SAYS EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, DICK HUBERT, "OUR PURPOSE is to SHOW WHAT is and ISN'T BEING DONE by THESE NATIONS to FEED THEIR OWN." SIX HUNDRED MILLION PEOPLE LIVE in INDIA, AND, HALF of THEM, ACCORDING to THIS REPORT, are HUNGRY. BARRIERS to ACHIEVING FOOD SELF-SUFFICIENCY are DISCUSSED in INTERVIEWS THAT WERE FILMED in the STATE of PUNJAB at NEW DELHI. BILL MOYERS is the NARRATOR.

4718 Aids To Speaking Time DEMONSTRATES PROPER USE of MICROPHONE, LECTERN and VISUAL AIDS to ENHANCE a SPEAKER's PRESENTATION

4719 Visualization State of the Siggraph AN EDITED COLLECTION of SHORT SEGMENTS WHICH REPRESENT ADVANCED APPLICATIONS of COMPUTER GRAPHICS.



4722 Careers For Today and Tomorrow In Hvacr GIVES an OVERALL VIEW of JOB OPPORTUNITIES in AIR CONDITIONING and REFRIGERATION. DESCRIBES KNOWLEDGE, TRAINING, and SKILL REQUIRED for the JOB.

4723 Computer Dreams Provides examples of how artists have brought their visions to life through the use of computers. Illustrates the creation of images for animation. Advertising, and training simulation.

4723 Computer Dreams PROVIDES EXAMPLES of how ARTISTS HAVE BROUGHT THEIR VISIONS to LIFE THROUGH the USE of COMPUTERS. ILLUSTRATES the CREATION of IMAGES for ANIMATION, ADVERTISING, and TRAINING SIMULATION.

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Number Series Title Description4724 Communication The Nonverbal Agenda THE HIGHER the LEVEL of MANAGEMENT the MORE

COMMUNICATION is LIKELY to EXCLUSIVELY BE the JOB- SUMMARIZES NONVERBAL SIGNALS and WHAT THEY REVEAL: DEGREE of LIKING / RESPONSIVENESS and DEGREE of DOMINANCE / SUBMISSIVENESS are DISCUSSED as REVEALED in POSTURE, TONE of VOICE, AMOUNT of EYE CONTACT. DRAMATIZES and ANALYZES SITUATIONS WHERE VERBAL and NONVERBAL SIGNALS are CONTRADICTORY.

4725 Holy Terror Examines the rise of the religious New Right and their influence in American political life, especially in the area of abortion, where the tactics of violence and terror are increasingly being used by the right-to-life movement.

4726 Miss......Or Myth? CHRONICLES the MISS CALIFORNIA PAGEANT WHEN it WAS HELD ANNUALLY in SANTA CRUZ, and the RECENT DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST, TERMED the "MYTH CALIFORNIA PAGEANT."

4727 Planning Your Speech TAKES a LOOK at the PROCESS of PLANNING a SPEECH, by SHOWING how a SPEAKER PREPARES to ADDRESS a GROUP.

4728 Stage Fright (2Nd Edition) FOCUSES on the PROBLEM of STAGE FRIGHT and OFFERS TECHNIQUES for COPING with THIS FEAR.

4733 Planet Earth - #5 Gifts From the Earth In the past decade, mankind has been made increasingly aware that earth is a closed system and its resources are finite. What treasures lay hidden beneath the Red Sea and the Antarctic ice cap? How has the theory of plate tectonics revolutionized the search for minerals and energy? How are the bottom of the sea and outer space our next frontiers for recovering riches from the earth? Are we running out of water?

4734 Planet Earth - #5 Gifts From the Earth In the past decade, mankind has been made increasingly aware that earth is a closed system and its resources are finite. What treasures lay hidden beneath the Red Sea and the Antarctic ice cap? How has the theory of plate tectonics revolutionized the search for minerals and energy? How are the bottom of the sea and outer space our next frontiers for recovering riches from the earth? Are we running out of water?

4735 Economics Usa Resources & Scarcity: What Is Economics All About?

ILLUSTRATES how UNLIMITED WANTS and SCARCE RESOURCES LEAD to TRADE-OFFS and CHOICES.

4736 Economics Usa Markets and Prices EXAMINES the WAYS in WHICH a WELL-FUNCTIONING, FREE-MARKET PRICE SYSTEM DETERMINES how PRODUCERS MANUFACTURE GOODS, WHAT GOODS WILL BE MANUFACTURED, and FORM WHOM GOODS WILL BE PRODUCED

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Number Series Title Description4737 Economics Usa Us Economic Growth: What Is the Gross

National Product?EXAMINES how the GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT of the UNITED STATES is MEASURED.

4738 Economics Usa Booms and Busts: What Causes the Business Cycle?

GOOD TIMES FOLLOWED by BAD TIMES: AMERICA's "ROLLER COASTER" ECONOMY is EXPLAINED.

4739 Economics Usa John Maynard Keynes: What Did We Learn From the Great Depression?

AN INTRODUCTION to KEYNESIAN ECONOMICS and the "SECRET" to ENDING the GREAT DEPRESSION.

4740 Economics Usa Fiscal Policy EXPLAINS how a GOVERNMENT can USE TAX and SPENDING POLICIES to REDUCE the SEVERITY of BUSINESS CYCLE FLUCTUATIONS.

4741 Economics Usa Inflation EXAMINES the CAUSES of INFLATION in the LATE 1960's, ITS IMPACT on the ECONOMY, and DIFFICULTIES in FIGHTING IT

4742 Economics Usa The Banking System: Why Must It Be Protected?

SHOWS how BANKS OPERATE and how the FDIC (BY INSURING DEPOSITS) and the FEDERAL RESERVE BANK (BY ACTING as a LENDER of LAST RESORT) KEEP BANK FAILURES FROM BECOMING BANKING CRISIS.

4743 Economics Usa The Federal Reserve EXPLAINS how the FEDERAL RESERVE CONTROLS the MONEY SUPPLY and INFLUENCES the LEVEL of INTEREST RATES and INFLATION.

4744 Economics Usa Stagflation: Why Couldn't We Beat It? SHOWS how INFLATION and UNEMPLOYMENT can RISE SIMULTANEOUSLY, CREATING the CONDITION KNOWS as "STAGFLATION."

4745 Economics Usa Productivity: Can We Get More For Less? The cause of America's great productivity slide is examined, along with possible solutions.

4746 Economics Usa Federal Deficits EXPLAINS how FEDERAL DEFICITS can BE EITHER HELPFUL or HARMFUL DEPENDING on OTHER CONDITIONS

4747 Economics Usa Monetary Policy EXPLAINS how the MONEY SUPPLY AFFECTS ECONOMIC GROWTH and INFLATION

4748 Economics Usa Stabilization Policy: Are We Still In Control? PRESENTS the ARGUMENTS for and AGAINST GOVERNMENT POLICIES to STABILIZE the ECONOMY

4749 Economics Usa Firm EXPLAINS the CONCEPT of the PRODUCTION FUNCTION, and DESCRIBES how FIRMS can MINIMIZE THEIR COSTS of PRODUCTION by an OPTIONAL COMBINATION of INPUTS and SCALE OPERATION.

4750 Economics Usa Supply and Demand: What Sets the Price? GIVES an EXPLANATION of the FACTORS THAT DETERMINE QUANTITY of GOODS DEMANDED by CONSUMERS and the FACTORS THAT DETERMINE the QUANTITY of GOODS SUPPLIED

4751 Economics Usa Competition and Demand: Can the Farmer Make a Profit?

ILLUSTRATES the ECONCEPTS of PERFECT COMPETITION and the ELASTICITY of SUPPLY and DEMAND, ASKS the QUESTION: can the FARMER MAKE a PROFIT?

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Number Series Title Description4752 Economics Usa Economic Efficiency EXPLAINS THAT THERE is a DEFINITE COST to INTERFERING with

FREE-MARKET PRICES, BUT THERE are CIRCUMSTANCES THAT JUSTIFY SUCH INTERFERENCE.

4753 Economics Usa Monopoly DEFINES MONOPOLY, and EXPLAINS THAT the DEGREE to WHICH a FIRM CONTROLS the MARKET AFFECTS PRICES and ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY.

4754 Economics Usa Oligopolies: Whatever Happened To Price Competition?

THIS PROGRAM INVESTIGATES the WAYS and MEANS USED by "BIG BUSINESS" to AVOID PRICE COMPETITION.

4755 Economics Usa Pollution: How Much Is a Clean Environment Worth?

GIVES a DEFINITION of the CONCEPT of "EXTERNAL DISECONOMY" by ILLUSTRATING how POLLUTING the ENVIRONMENT can ADVERSELY AFFECT ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY.

4756 Economics Usa Labor & Management EXPLAINS how the DEMAND for LABOR DEPENDS on the MARGINAL VALUE PRODUCT and the REAL WAGE RATE.

4757 Economics Usa Profits and Interests: Where Do the Best Return?

This program explains how banks, big business, and little entrepreneurs act to maximize profit.

4758 Economics Usa Reducing Property: What Have We Done? EXPLAINS the FACTORS THAT AFFECT PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH and the VARIOUS WAYS in WHICH GOVERNMENT HAS HELPED or HINDERED THAT GROWTH.

4759 Economics Usa Economic Growth: Can We Keep Up the Pace? The effects of natural resource depletion and the nature of the telecommunications industry are explored.

4760 Economics Usa Public Good & Responsibility: How Far Should DEFINES PUBLIC GOODS, and SHOWS THAT a PERFECTLY We Go? COMPETITIVE MARKET WILL NOT AUTOMATICALLY RESULT in

PRODUCTION of the PROPER AMOUNT of GOODS.4761 Economics Usa International Trade ILLUSTRATES the CONCEPTS of SPECIALIZATION and

COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE, and SHOWS how TRADE MAY HURT CERTAIN GROUPS BUT BENEFIT SOCIETY as a WHOLE.

4762 Economics Usa Exchange Rates SHOWS the EFFECT of EXCHANGE RATES on TRADE, DOMESTIC CEONOMIC GROWTH, and INFLATION.

4763 The official Ncga'88 Video Report Highlights of the National Computer Graphic Association Conference in Anaheim, Calf., March 20-24, 1988. Shows new hardware and software products in the computer graphics industry.

4763 Ngca 88 Video Report THE 1988 CONVENTION of the NATIONAL COMPUTER GRAPHICS ASSOCIATION

4764 Computer Graphics '88 Product Review Covers Cubicomp Picturemaker & Vertigo V2000, 3M Specter, DuPont Design Technologies Vaster System, CalComp 1023 Artisan & 5912 Colorview, AT&T Pixel Machines, Symbolics "Breaking the ice", Silicon Graphics Iris GT Superworkstation, HTM/Paragon.

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Number Series Title Description4764 Computer 1988 Product Review Covers Cubicomp Picturemaker & Vertigo V2000, 3M Specter, DuPont

Design Technologies Vaster System, CalComp 1023 Artisan & 5912 Colorview, AT&T Pixel Machines, Symbolics "Breaking the ice", Silicon Graphics Iris GT Superworkstation, HTM/Paragon.

4765 Old, Black, and Alive! Uses a variety of interviews with aging blacks in order to show the different ways in which blacks adapt to the aging process.

4766 Voices And Visions Robert Frost PART of a COLLEGE COURSE in American POETRY THAT PRESENTS the LIVES and POETRY of 13 MAJOR POETS.

4767 Voices And Visions Ezra Pound PART of a COLLEGE COURSE in American POETRY THAT PRESENTS the LIVES and POETRY of 13 MAJOR POETS.

4768 Voices And Visions Langston Hughes PART of a COLLEGE COURSE in American POETRY THAT PRESENTS the LIVES and POETRY of 13 MAJOR POETS.

4769 Voices And Visions Walt Whitman PART of a COLLEGE COURSE in American POETRY THAT PRESENTS the LIVES and POETRY of 13 MAJOR POETS

4770 Voices And Visions Hart Crane PART of a COLLEGE COURSE in American POETRY THAT PRESENTS the LIVES and POETRY of 13 MAJOR POETS.

4771 Voices And Visions William Carlos Williams PART of a COLLEGE COURSE in American POETRY THAT PRESENTS the LIVES and POETRY of 13 MAJOR POETS.

4772 Voices And Visions Emily Dickinson PART of a COLLEGE COURSE in American POETRY THAT PRESENTS the LIVES and POETRY of 13 MAJOR POETS.

4773 Voices And Visions Marianne Moore PART of a COLLEGE COURSE in American POETRY THAT PRESENTS the LIVES and POETRY of 13 MAJOR POETS.

4774 Voices And Visions T.S. Eliot PART of a COLLEGE COURSE in American POETRY THAT PRESENTS the LIVES and POETRY of 13 MAJOR POETS.

4775 Voices And Visions Wallace Stevens PART of a COLLEGE COURSE in American POETRY THAT PRESENTS the LIVES and POETRY of 13 MAJOR POETS.

4776 Voices And Visions Elizabeth Bishop PART of a COLLEGE COURSE in American POETRY THAT PRESENTS the LIVES and POETRY of 13 MAJOR POETS.

4777 Voices And Visions Robert Lowell PART of a COLLEGE COURSE in American POETRY THAT PRESENTS the LIVES and POETRY of 13 MAJOR POETS.

4778 Voices And Visions Sylvia Plath PART of a COLLEGE COURSE in American POETRY THAT PRESENTS the LIVES and POETRY of 13 MAJOR POETS.

4782 Stockbridge On Target DISCUSSES the PROSPECTS for BUILDING a SUPERCONDUCTING SUPER COLLIDER in MICHIGAN.

4783 Japan The Legacy of Shoguns DOCUMENTS the EVENTS, PERSONALITIES, and CULTURAL FORCES THAT CHARACTERIZE JAPAN's RISE FROM ONE of the LAST FEUDAL SOCIETIES to a GLOBAL MILITARY POWER in JUST a FEW SHORT DECADES.

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Number Series Title Description4784 Japan The Sword and the Chrysanthemum EXPLORES the PARADOXICAL HISTORIES of the RUTHLESS

SAMURAI and NINJA WARRIORS and the ANCIENT TEA CEREMONY to UNDERSCORE the CONTRASTING INFLUENCES WHICH DEFINE JAPAN's BUSINESS BEHAVIOR and SOCIAL STRUCTURE.

4785 Japan The Electronic Tribe CHRONICLES the HISTORICAL and CULTURAL FORCES THAT HAVE SHAPED the Japanese TEMPERAMENT to BE ESPECIALLY ADEPT at FORMING COHESIVE ORGANIZATIONS and THINKING COLLECTIVELY - and how THIS HAS TRANSLATED to the HIGHLY EFFICIENT and PRODUCTIVE Japanese FACTORY SYSTEM.

4786 Japan A Proper Place In the World CHRONICLES the POLITICAL and ECONOMIC FORCES THAT LED to the ATTACK on PEARL HARBOR, ITS AFTERMATH, and GENERAL MAC ARTHUR's REFORM POLICIES for JAPAN. CONCLUDES with a LOOK at JAPAN as a MAJOR ECONOMIC FORCE STRIVING to FIND ITS PLACE in the MODERN WORLD

4787 Keep Climbing DRAMATIZES the NEED for RENEWED MOTIVATION in SALES4788 Nevelson Portrait of An Artist CONTRASTS SCULPTOR LOUISE NEVELSON's PUBLIC and

PRIVATE LIVES, DEMONSTRATES HER TECHNIQUE of CREATING PIECES Out of DISCARDED WOOD, and OFFERS HER THOUGHTS on HER WORK.

4789 In a Brilliant Light: Van Gogh In Arles TELLS the STORY of VAN GOGH's FIFTEEN MONTHS in the SOUTH of FRANCE, the CLIMAX of HIS PRODUCTIVE CAREER.

4790 Anatomy of An Aviation Litigation Trail - Part 1 A case study of a mock and a real trial on AVIATION Pt. 1 DW

4791 Anatomy of An Aviation Litigation Trail - Part 2 A case study of a mock and a real trial on AVIATION Pt. 2 DW

4792 Anatomy of An Aviation Litigation Trail - Part 3 A case study of a mock and a real trial on AVIATION Pt.3 DW

4793 Air Check Factory (Part 15) SHOWS OPERATION of a SEATTLE MORNING RADIO PROGRAM.

4795 Letters of Credit DEFINES the MEANING of LETTERS of CREDIT and ITS IMPORTANCE in EXPORT TRADE.

4796 Who Wants To Play God? THIS PROGRAM FOCUSES on PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS, and TEACHES SUPERVISORS and MANAGERS how to BE MORE EFFECTIVE in EVALUATING EMPLOYEES.

4797 Employment Placement Services Accept the Challenge AN OVERVIEW of LCC's ROLE in HELPING STUDENTS FIND JOBS, DURING and AFTER THEIR STAY at the COLLEGE.

4798 Kodak T-Max Teleconference - Part 1 JOHN SEXTON and BRUCE DAVIDSON DESCRIBE how THEY MASTERED THEIR TECHNIQUES for the ULTIMATE QUALITY in BLACK-AND-WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY USING KODAK T-MAX FILMS.

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Number Series Title Description4799 Kodak T-Max Teleconference - Part 2 JOHN SEXTON and BRUCE DAVIDSON DESCRIBE how THEY

MASTERED THEIR TECHNIQUES for the ULTIMATE QUALITY in BLACK-AND-WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY USING KODAK T-MAX FILMS.

4800 Kodak T-Max Teleconference - Part 3 JOHN SEXTON and BRUCE DAVIDSON DESCRIBE how THEY MASTERED THEIR TECHNIQUES for the ULTIMATE QUALITY in BLACK-AND-WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY USING KODAK T-MAX FILMS.

4801 Counseling At LCC - Help When You Need It AN OVERVIEW of COUNSELING SERVICES AVAILABLE THROUGH LCC's CENTER for STUDENT SUPPORT.

4802 Nothing But Options A CAREER EDUCATION PROGRAM WHOSE PURPOSE is to GIVE INFORMATION to SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS ABOUT how MATH CONFIDENCE and COMPETENCE can BE USEFUL in THEIR LIVES. FIVE YOUNG CAREER WOMEN TALK ABOUT THEIR MATH and SCIENCE-BASED JOBS.

4803 How To Influence Motivation SHOWS how MANAGERS can FOSTER EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION at THREE CRUCIAL STAGES of JOB PERFORMANCE: BEFORE a NEW TASK is BEGUN, WHILE the TASK is in PROGRESS, and AFTER a TASK HAS BEEN COMPLETED.

4804 Using Library Info Resources The Term Paper Chase Demonstrates research techniques used in the library to help students write term papers.

4805 Cim Welding 1/8" 6010 Electrode Single Vee Vertical Groove Weld

DEMONSTRATES 1/8" 6010 ELECTRODE SINGLE VEE VERTICAL GROOVE WELD.

4806 America By Design The House EXPLORES the EVOLUTION of the American HOUSE and the POLITICAL, ECONOMIC and CULTURAL FORCES THAT INFLUENCED ITS UNIQUE DESIGNS. HOSTED by SPIRO KOSTOF.

4807 America By Design The Workplace THE CREATIONS of FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT, ALBERT KAHN, and LOUIS SULLIVAN CONTRIBUTED to the DESIGN of the American WORKPLACE. HOST SPIRO KOSTOF TOURS the COUNTRY to SHOW CHANGES TAKING PLACE in the ARCHITECTURE of the WORKPLACE.

4808 America By Design The Street TRACES the HISTORY of American TRANSPORTATION, FROM RIVERS to RAILROADS to HIGH SPEED HIGHWAYS. SHOWS how "MAIN STREET," "MILLIONAIRE's ROW," "ELM STREET," and the CITY BEAUTIFUL MOVEMENT CAME INTO BEING. HOSTED by SPIRO KOSTOF.

4809 America By Design Public Places and Monuments SURVEYS PLACES THAT are OUR COMMON GROUND-THE PARKS, MONUMENTS, CIVIC CENTERS, LIBRARIES, ETC., SHARED by US ALL. HOST SPIRO KOSTOFF ALSO EXAMINES PUBLIC ART and RECENT EFFORTS at PRESERVATION.

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Number Series Title Description4810 America By Design Shape of the Land SHOWS how FARMING, STRIP MINING, RAILROADS, HIGHWAYS,

BRIDGES, and IRRIGATION PROJECTS HAVE ALL LEFT THEIR IMPRINT on the American LANDSCAPE. HOSTED by SPIRO KOSTOF.

4811 Productivity And Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

The Pygmalion Effect IN a FAST-PACED MANNER, the FILM COVERS the ORIGINS of the PYGMALION EFECT in GREEK and ROMAN LITERATURE, SEVERAL REAL- LIFE EXAMPLES of the EFFECT in the BUSINESS WORLD, ITS RELATIONSHIP to MCGREGOR's THEORY X and THEORY Y THAT SAYS MANAGERS CONVEY POSITIVE and NEGATIVE EXPECTATIONS to THEIR EMPLOYEES, and how MANAGERS can BECOME' POSITIVE PYGMALIONS.

4812 Frontline A Class Divided (Copy 2) DOCUMENTS a REUNION of IOWA TEACHER and HER THIRD-GRADE CLASS of 1970, SUBJECTS THAT YEAR of an ABC DOCUMENTARY, "EYE of the STORM." SHOWS how HER EXPERIMENTAL CURRICULUM on DISCRIMINATION HAD a LASTING EFFECT on the STUDENTS. a PROGRAM in the PBS "FRONTLINE" SERIES

4813 The Stars of Life - LCC Ems Program AN INTRODUCTION to the FIELD of EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES, with an EMPHASIS on how the LCC PROGRAM PREPARES PEOPLE for IT.

4814 Cim Welding - 1 1/8' 6010 Vertical Fillet Weld DEMONSTRATES 1/8" 6010 VERTICAL FILLET WELD.4815 Cim Welding - 2 1/8' 7018 Electrode Vertical 3 Pass Fillet Weld DEMONSTRATES 1/8" ELECTRODE VERTICAL 3 PASS FILLET

WELD. (7018)4816 Cim Welding - 3 1/8' 6010 Electrode Horizontal 3 Pass Fillet

WeldDEMONSTRATES 1/8" 6010 ELECTRODE HORIZONTAL 3 PASS FILLET WELD.

4819 Going International Managing the Overseas Assignment INTENDED to HELP FAMILIES ADJUST to LIVING ABROAD THROUGH EXPLORATION of CULTURAL and BUSINESS PRACTICES in VARIOUS COUNTRIES. USES VIGNETTES and INTERVIEWS.

4820 Faculty Development Series Goals and Objectives PRESENTS PRACTICAL METHODS of FORMULATING GOALS and OBJECTIVES for a VARIETY of COLLEGE-LEVEL DISCIPLINES.

4821 Faculty Development Series The First Day PRESENT PRACTICAL APPROACHES to "GETTING OFF to a GOOD START" in a VARIETY of COLLEGE-LEVEL DISCIPLINES.

4822 Faculty Development Series Lesson Design PRESENTS PRACTICAL METHODS for DESIGNING LESSONS in VARIOUS COLLEGE-LEVEL DISCIPLINES.

4823 Faculty Development Series Planning Instruction For Higher Levels of Thought

PRESENTS PRACTICAL METHODS of INSTRUCTION for TEACHING ADVANCED COURSES in VARIOUS COLLEGE-LEVEL DISCIPLINES.

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Number Series Title Description4826 The More Creative the Ad, the Harder It Works Discusses the effectiveness of creativity in advertising; includes

examples of successful creative advertising campaigns. Brief written updates on the advertising/marketing strategies for each product through 1988 are included.

4827 The More Creative the Ad, the Harder It Works Discusses the effectiveness of creativity in advertising; includes examples of successful creative advertising campaigns. Brief written updates on the advertising/marketing strategies for each product through 1988 are included.

4828 Business Disc How To Start and Run a Small Business (A Preview)

THE BUSINESS DISC CD-ROM is an advanced multimedia program designed to guide people through the process of developing complete business plans and then simulate the operation of their businesses for a calendar year. Produced in the same studios as Wall $treet Week, THE BUSINESS DISC has been called "THE most sophisticated multimedia business simulation ever created."

4829 Elder Hostel 79 Second Session DEPICTION of a PROGRAM for the ELDERLY, COORDINATED by REBECCA HAMILTON at WEST VIRGINIA STATE COLLEGE. PARTICIPANTS DESCRIBE THEIR ACTIVITIES, WHICH are EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL, and RECREATIONAL.

4830 Computer Magic The World of Computer Imagery SHOWS the USE of COMPUTERS for SPECIAL EFFECTS and ANIMATION.

4831 LCC Admissions Recruitment Logical College Choice LCC Production4832 Oxy Acetylene Welding: Safety and Operation Demostrates proper handling of oxyacetalene welding equipment.

4833 More Than a Gut Feeling THIS PROGRAM is INTENDED to AID MANAGERS CONDUCT GOOD SELECTION INTERVIEWS WHICH can PREDICT JOB PERFORMANCE. ATTENTION is FOCUSED on DR. PAUL C. GREEN's "BEHAVIORAL INTERVIEWING SYSTEM."

4834 The Art of Public Speaking PRESENTS SEVEN STUDENT SPEECHES, SOME INFORMATIVE and OTHERS PERSUASIVE. SEE VIDEOTAPES VC-4835 THROUGH VC-4841 for NAMES of SPEECHES and SPEAKERS.

4835 The Art Of Public Speaking Individual Speeches - Speech 1 "THE TRAGEDY of OSTEOPOROSIS" by E. NELSON.4836 The Art Of Public Speaking Individual Speeches - Speech 2 "DAY CARE: MAKING the RIGHT CHOICE" by L. ZDZIARSKI.4837 The Art Of Public Speaking Individual Speeches - Speech 3 "STUN GUNS" by S. ZAESKE.4838 The Art Of Public Speaking Individual Speeches - Speech 4 "THE LIFE YOU SAVE MAY BE YOUR OWN" by F. WILKERSON.4839 The Art Of Public Speaking Individual Speeches - Speech 5 "THE RENTAL HOUSING CRISIS" by T. KANE.4840 The Art Of Public Speaking Individual Speeches - Speech 6 "CPR: a PROVEN LIFESAVER" by J. ANDERSON4841 The Art Of Public Speaking Individual Speeches - Speech 7 "THE VACCINATION SOLUTION" by L. SAUSEN.

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Number Series Title Description4842 Attention Woman At Work A DOCUMENTARY ABOUT WOMEN with NONTRADITIONAL

CAREERS in SUCH FIELDS as ARCHITECTURE, TRANSPORTATION and CONSTRUCTION. EXPLORES VIEWS of TEENAGE GIRLS ABOUT FACTORS INFLUENCING CAREER CHOICES. OFFER ADVICE on PREPARATION for CAREERS by CHOICE of SUBJECTS in SCHOOL.

4843 The Vulnerable Elderly - Part 1 Understanding the stress of getting older Pt. 1 DW4844 The Vulnerable Elderly - Part 2 Understanding the stress of getting older Pt.2 DW4845 In Search of a Child THIS PROGRAM PRESENTS an EXAMINATION of the EMOTIONAL

EFFECTS of INFERTILITY on THREE COUPLES WHO WANT to BE PARENTS. WORKINGS of the NORMAL REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS are DISCUSSED and VARIOUS CAUSES of INFERTILITY. a NUMBER of TREATMENT OPTIONS are COVERED.

4846 In Search Of Excellence The Film - Part 1 THIS PROGRAM, BASED on the BEST-SELLING BOOK by TOM PETERS and BOB WATERMAN, EXAMINES EIGHT of AMERICA's BEST-RUN COMPANIES and REVEALS the BASIC, BUT VASTLY UNDERUSED, PRACTICES THAT MAKE THEM EXCELLENT.

4847 In Search Of Excellence The Film - Part 2 THIS PROGRAM, BASED on the BEST-SELLING BOOK by TOM PETERS and BOB WATERMAN, EXAMINES EIGHT of AMERICA's BEST-RUN COMPANIES and REVEALS the BASIC, BUT VASTLY UNDERUSED, PRACTICES THAT MAKE THEM EXCELLENT.

4849 In Search Of Excellence Management Action Program - Part 2 - Innovation

USING the EXAMPLES of how APPLE's "PIRATES" RUN THEIR OWN DEVELOPMENT TEAM, and how 3M's CHAIRMAN ENCOURAGES PEOPLE to "BOOTLEG" COMPANY TIME and RESOURCES to DEVELOP NEW IDEAS, THIS PROGRAM is INTRODUCED by BOB WATERMAN, CO-AUTHOR of the BEST-SELLING BOOK. HE TELLS how YOU can APPLY THESE PRACTICES to YOUR OWN ORGANIZATION.

4851 Applied Arts & Sciences P-D The Learning Process Lecture - With Dean Raisman

LECTURE by DR. NEIL RAISMAN, FORMER DEAN of LCC's DIVISION of ARTS & SCIENCES.

4852 Applied Arts & Sciences P-D The Learning Process Lecture - With Dean Raisman

LECTURE by DR. NEIL RAISMAN, FORMER DEAN of LCC's DIVISION of ARTS & SCIENCES.

4853 Basic Clinical Skills Blood Pressure ILLUSTRATES BASIC PRINCIPLES for MEASURING BLOOD PRESSURE. THIS is FOLLOWED by CLINICAL DEMONSTRATIONS and the ESSENTIALS of DOCUMENTATION.

4854 Basic Clinical Skills Temperature, Pulse, Respiration PRESENTS TECHNIQUES USED to MEASURE VITAL SIGNS, INCLUDING TEMPERATURE, PULSE and RESPIRATION.

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Number Series Title Description4855 Basic Clinical Skills Bed Bath SHOWS how to GATHER BED BATH SUPPLIES, PREPARE the

PATIENT, and USE PROPER BODY MECHANICS. FOCUSES on PERINEAL CARE, BACK MASSAGE, SHAVING, HAIR CARE and ORAL HYGIENE.

4856 Basic Clinical Skills Cleansing Enema PRESENTS FUNDAMENTAL GUIDELINES for PREPARATION and ADMINISTRATION of a CLEANSING ENEMA. SMALL-AND LARGE-VOLUME ENEMAS are DISCUSSED.

4857 Basic Clinical Skills Bedmaking PRESENTS FUNDAMENTAL GUIDELINES for CHANGING BED LINENS on an OCCUPIED or UNOCCUPIED BED. ILLUSTRATES PRINCIPLES of ASEPTIC HANDLING of LINENS.

4858 Basic Clinical Skills Urinary Care THIS PROGRAM BEGINS with a BRIEF DESCRIPTION of the ANATOMY of the URINARY SYSTEM and ITS BASIC FUNCTIONS. PROCEDURES are DEMONSTRATED for VARIOUS TYPES of URINE COLLECTION. RESPONSIBILITIES WHEN CARING for the CATHETERIZED PATIENT are SHOWN.

4859 Basic Clinical Skills Feeding the Patient PROVIDES a DESCRIPTION of STANDARD HOSPITAL DIETS and WHEN THEY are USUALLY ORDERED. SPECIFIC GUIDELINES for FEEDING the PATIENT and PROVIDING CARE AFTER the MEAL are EMPHASIZED.

4860 Taj Mahal TELLS the STORY of ONE of the GREATEST of ALL LOVE STORIES and the MONUMENT BUILT to COMMEMORATE THAT LOVE. ESTABLISHES the REASON for the BUILDING's EXISTENCE, THEN TRACES the HISTORICAL and ROMANTIC THREADS THAT LED to THIS ARCHITECTURAL MASTERPIECE.

4861 From the Floor of the Convention A GRASSROOTS VIEW of a GREAT American INSTITUTION: the PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATING CONVENTION. THIS VIDEO DOCUMENTARY FOLLOWS THREE FIRST-TIME DELEGATES to the 1984 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION in SAN FRANCISCO THROUGH a WEEK of ACTIVITIES in CAUCUSES, at COCKTAIL PARTIES, and on the CONVENTION FLOOR.

4862 Women's Resource Center orientation AN OVERVIEW of LCC's WOMEN's RESOURCE CENTER: DESCRIBES the CENTER's SERVICES and INCLUDES INTERVIEWS with STAFF and USERS.

4863 Medical Emergencies In the Dental office PRESENTS a SERIES of SIMULATED MEDICAL EMERGENCIES OCCURRING in a DENTIST's OFFICE and EXPLAINS the RECOMMENDED MANAGEMENT of THESE EMERGENCIES.

4864 Siggraph Demo Reel - 1987 CLIPS of SIGGRAPH VIDEO GRAPHICS.4865 Teaching Adults The Institutions Commitment THIS PROGRAM DOCUMENTS the ROLE of LCC's

ADMINISTRATION in FOSTERING and FACILITATING CONTINUING EDUCATION.

4866 Nursing Procedures Children, Medication, and the Nursing Process NO DESCRIPTION LISTED.

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Number Series Title Description4867 Not One of the Boys LOOKS at RECURRENT and FUNDAMENTAL ISSUES and

SITUATIONS CONFRONTED by WOMEN in POLITICS. to ILLUSTRATE THESE, EXAMPLES are DRAWN FROM ELECTION YEAR 1984.

4868 The Africans The Nature of a Continent EXAMINES AFRICA's GEOGRAPHY and CLIMATE, FOCUSING on the EFFECTS of WATER, WIND and TIME. the PROGRAM ALSO LOOKS at the IMPACT of GEOGRAPHY on AFRICAN CULTURES.

4869 The Africans A Legacy of Lifestyles EXPLORES the EFFECTS of INDIGENOUS, ISLAMIC, and WESTERN CULTURES on AFRICAN SOCIAL ORGANIZATION and LIFESTYLES.

4870 The Africans New Gods EXAMINES FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE AFRICAN RELIGION, ESPECIALLY how TRADITIONAL RELIGIONS, ISLAM, and CHRISTIANITY COEXIST and INFLUENCE EACH OTHER.

4871 The Africans Tools of Exploitation SHOWS how AFRICA's HUMAN and NATURAL RESOURCES HAVE BEEN EXPLOITED and LOOKS at the RESULT of THIS EXPLOITATION BEFORE, DURING, and AFTER the COLONIAL PERIOD.

4872 The Africans New Conflicts LOOKS at the TENSIONS INHERENT in the INTERACTION of AFRICA's THREE HERITAGES, EXPLORING WAYS in WHICH THESE CONFLICTS HAVE CONTRIBUTED to the SETTING of BOUNDARIES, URBANIZATION, the WARRIOR TRADITION, ISLAM's JIHAD TRADITION, MODERN GUERRILLA WARFARE, and the NATIONALIST MOVEMENT.

4873 The Africans In Search of Stability DEPICTS and DISCUSSES SEVERAL WAYS of GOVERNING, ASKING WHICH EFFORTS HAVE SUCCEEDED or FAILED in AFRICA, and WHY.

4874 The Africans A Garden of Eden In Decay ILLUSTRATES a CONTINENT RICH in MINERALS, BUT PLAGUED by FAMINE, DEFORESTATION, WATER SHORTAGE, and an ADVANCING DESERT.

4875 The Africans A Clash of Cultures EXPLORES how MODERN AFRICANS RECONCILE the OFTEN CONTRADICTORY SIGNALS THEY RECEIVE FROM THEIR TRIPLE HERITAGE, and DEPICTS the COEXISTENCE of TRADITIONAL PRACTICES and RITUALS with MODERN ACTIVITIES.

4876 The Africans Global Africa EXAMINES AFRICA's RELATIONS with the REST of the WORLD and LOOKS at the CONTINUING INFLUENCE of the SUPERPOWERS on the CONTINENT.

4877 Computer Graphics Demo Tape DEMONSTRATION of LCC's COMPUTER GRAPHICS SYSTEM. VIDEO ONLY, NO NARRATION or BACKGROUND MUSIC.

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Number Series Title Description4878 Staying Active Wellness After Sixty Discusses areas vital to maintaining and optimizing health in old age,

including eating habits, tension management, adaptation to major life changes, exercise, and social involvement.

4879 Nurses, Politics & Public Policy PROMOTES POLITICAL INVOLVEMENT for NURSES. DISCUSSES TECHNIQUES for ORGANIZING, FUNDRAISING and LOBBYING. EMPHASIZES BENEFITS of BEING ABLE to INFLUENCE OFFICE-HOLDERS and THEREBY INFLUENCE DECISIONS on HEALTH ISSUES.

4880 A Question of Management LOOK at the DEVELOPMENT of MANAGEMENT THEORY FROM an HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE. BEGINNING with the OLDEST PRIORITY, INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY, the FILM TRACES MANAGEMENT BACK to the REWARD/PUNISHMENT THEORY and ADAM SMITH's JOB SPECIALIZATION. NEXT, it DISCUSSES the APPROACHES of SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT, ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT, HUMAN RELATIONS, and the LATEST THEORY: SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT.

4881 Replacing a Refrigerator Compressor - Part 1 DEMONSTRATES WHAT to DO, how and WHY. EXPLAINS EVACUATING and CHARGING the SYSTEM and USAGE of TOOLS and TEST EQUIPMENT.

4882 Replacing a Refrigerator Compressor - Part 2 DEMONSTRATES WHAT to DO, how and WHY. EXPLAINS EVACUATING and CHARGING the SYSTEM and USAGE of TOOLS and TEST EQUIPMENT.

4883 The Car of Your Dreams THIS PROGRAM LOOKS at 36 YEARS of AUTOMOTIVE TELEVISION COMMERCIALS THAT REMIND US of WHO We WERE

and WHO We WANTED to BE. An entertaining tour through 36 years of TV automotive advertising, this ingenious potpourri of dream cars shows you how advertising creates and manipulates images to sell a lifestyle as well as a product.

4884 Terrorism: the World At Bay - Part 1 THIS PROGRAM SURVEYS TERRORIST INCIDENTS, SUCH as the MASSACRE at the 1972 OLYMPIC GAMES in MUNICH, the ENTEBBE RESCUE, the HANAFI TAKEOVER in WASHINGTON, D.C., and TAKES UP the QUESTIONS of how NEGOTIATIONS SHOULD BE CARRIED Out with TERRORIST GROUPS and the INVOLVEMENT of the MEDIA.

4885 Terrorism The World At Bay - Part 2 THIS PROGRAM SURVEYS TERRORIST INCIDENTS, SUCH as the MASSACRE at the 1972 OLYMPIC GAMES in MUNICH, the ENTEBBE RESCUE, the HANAFI TAKEOVER in WASHINGTON, D.C., and TAKES UP the QUESTIONS of how NEGOTIATIONS SHOULD BE CARRIED Out with TERRORIST GROUPS and the INVOLVEMENT of the MEDIA.

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Number Series Title Description4886 Frontline Living Below the Line THIS PROGRAM SHOWS THAT OVER 15% of the American

POPULATION is TRYING to SURVIVE with SOME FORM of GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE. DOCUMENTS DAILY LIFE on WELFARE of a 60-YEAR-OLD BLACK MAN in CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA. an EPISODE in the PBS "FRONTLINE" SERIES.

4887 The Silence Upstairs THIS PROGRAM DEPICTS the DYNAMICS of an AVERAGE FAMILY TRYING to COPE with the PROBLEMS WHICH ARISE WHEN THEIR AILING GRANDMOTHER COMES to LIVE with THEM. as in MANY CASES, ABUSE is the RESULT.

4888 Coaching IN the RACE to REDUCE COSTS, INCREASE PRODUCTION, and OUTMANEUVER the COMPETITION, ORGANIZATIONS OFTEN LOSE SIGHT of THEIR MOST VALUABLE RESOURCES - THEIR PEOPLE. THIS PROGRAM PRESENTS PRACTICAL TECHNIQUES for the DEVELOPMENT of EMPLOYEES in a SERIES of VIGNETTES.

4889 Managing Motivation THIS TRAINING FILM SHOWS how to HELP EMPLOYEES ACHIEVE a HIGHER LEVEL of PRODUCTIVITY by DEVELOPING MOTIVATION. it DEFINES and ILLUSTRATES THREE FACTORS IMPORTANT to MOTIVATION: PROVIDING DESIRABLE REWARDS, CREATING EXPECTATIONS of SUCCESS, and MAINTAINING OPEN COMMUNICATION.

4890 The Wall Street Connection INTERVIEWS with INVESTORS, BUSINESS LEADERS, STOCK BROKERS and COMMUNITY LEADERS MAKE APPARENT the FAR-REACHING IMPACT of the STOCK MARKET. SHOWS FRENZIED TRADING, RAISES QUESTIONS, and PROVIDES DIFFERING INSIGHTS INTO the WORKINGS of WALL STREET.

4891 Cpr For Rescuers A BASIC LIFE SUPPORT FILM DESIGNED to SUPPLEMENT CPR CLASSES, PRODUCED ACCORDING to the NEW STANDARDS for CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION and EMERGENCY CARDIAC CARE, as PUBLISHED in the JOURNAL of the American MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, JUNE, 1986. UPDATES the FILM "NEW PULSE of LIFE"

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Number Series Title Description4892 Bill Cosby On Prejudice A HARD, BITING FILM THAT STIRS UP EMOTIONS. in a SATIRIC

DIATRIBE in WHICH a SUPER-BIGOT EXPRESSES a HATRED AGAINST ALL MINORITY GROUPS, COSBY EXPOSES PREJUDICES EXPERIENCED by ALL. -- In one long, jolting monologue, Bill Cosby, portraying America's composite bigot, tells us there's nothing funny about prejudice. Produced early in his career, this best-selling film continues to drive home the absurdity of racial and ethic hatred. Impossible to watch without emotional involvement, it's a catalyst for serious thought and discussion leading to an honest examination of attitudes.

4895 Economics Usa Oligopolies: Whatever Happened To Price Competition

Investigates the ways and means of big business as they attempt to avoid price competition.

4896 Economic Growth - Can We Keep Up The Pace?

Economics Usa THE FACTORS BEHIND AMERICA's PHENOMENAL ECONOMIC GROWTH and the PROSPECTS for ITS CONTINUANCE.

4898 The Amazing Science Concepts Center AN ORIENTATION TAPE for LCC's SCIENCE COURSES, DESCRIBING the FACILITIES

4899 The Story Of English The Mother Tongue THIS PROGRAM SURVEYS the HISTORY of the LANGUAGE FROM the INVASION of BRITAIN by the ANGLO-SAXONS to the POETRY of the FIRST GREAT ENGLISH WRITER, GEOFFREY CHAUCER.

4900 The Story Of English Black On White THIS PROGRAM TRACES the ROOTS and FLOWERING of BLACK ENGLISH, INCLUDING the American SLAVE TRADE, the CREOLE INFLUENCE and HARLEM JIVE TALK.

4901 Planet Earth The Living Machine PLATE TECTONICS, ONE of the MOST IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES of the 20TH CENTURY, is EXPLORED with WORLD-RENOWNED SCIENTISTS on LOCATION. VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS and EARTHQUAKES are OBSERVED or DOCUMENTED.

4903 Planet Earth The Climate Puzzle Scientists piece together the history of Earth's changing climate.4904 Planet Earth Tales From Other Worlds THROUGH the USE of PHOTOGRAPHS SHOT in SPACE and

ANIMATION, THIS PROGRAM VISITS the GREAT FAILED STAR of JUPITER, PROBES the RAGING VOLCANO on ITS MOON, ID, and PEERS THROUGH ACID RAIN CLOUDS to SEE the FULL SURFACE of VENUS for the FIRST TIME.

4905 Planet Earth Gifts From the Earth NEW ADVANCES in TECHNOLOGY NOW MAKE it POSSIBLE to SEARCH the BOTTOM of the SEA and CLOSE REACHES of SPACE for MINERALS and ENERGY SOURCES.

4906 Planet Earth The Solar Sea A STUDY of OUR STAR, the SUN, and how it GIVES LIFE, CREATES WEATHER, INTERACTS with the OCEANS, the LAND, and EVEN the ICE. EXPLORES SUNSPOTS, the AURORA BOREALIS, and the SOLAR WIND.

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Number Series Title Description4907 Planet Earth Fate of the Earth EXAMINES LIFE's ROLE in SHAPING OUR PLANET and ITS

FUTURE. ASKS IF MANKIND can DESTROY the HABITABILITY of the EARTH or is the EARTH a SELF-REGULATING ORGANISM?

4908 Understanding Unemployment DISCUSSES TECHNIQUES for UNDERSTANDING REACTIONS to UNEMPLOYMENT. INCLUDES INTERVIEWS with UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE and COUNSELORS SPECIALIZING in THIS AREA. STRATEGIES are EXPLORED for HELPING PEOPLE COPE POSITIVELY with UNEMPLOYMENT.

4909 From Laos To The Middle West Pain and Promise / Fitting In COMBINES TWO TAPES, "PAIN and PROMISE" and "FITTING IN," DEALING with the ADAPTATION of LAOTIAN IMMIGRANTS to American CULTURE, ESPECIALLY in the K-12 SCHOOL SETTING.

4910 Machine Shop Training Milling Machine Setup Operations PRESENTED by LCC INSTRUCTOR, HANK FRECHTLING, THIS PROGRAM ILLUSTRATES the CORRECT PROCEDURE in SETTING UP a MILLING MACHINE, USING INDICATORS. OPERATIONS INCLUDE: TRAMMING the HEAD, MOUNTING a VISE, MOUNTING WORK-PIECES USING STRAP CLAMPS, and ALIGNING the SPINDLE.

4911 Discover Your Career - Career Information Center

A JOINT PRODUCTION of the MEDIA and LIBRARY DEPARTMENTS SHOWING how PEOPLE of VARIOUS AGES and NEEDS can USE COLLEGE RESOURCES to AID in a CAREER SEARCH.

4912 Peech Project Working With Parents of Special Needs Children - Part 1

Part 1 of 2 teleconferences’ that deals with working with parents of special needs children (?)

4913 Peech Project Working With Parents of Special Needs Children - Part 2

Part 2 of 2 teleconferences’ that deals with working with parents of special needs children (?)

4914 Hearing Evaluation #1 Demonstration For the Health Professional How to test hearing (?)4915 Lansing Community College Video Viewbook A QUICK PRESENTATION of the COLLEGE's PURPOSE: to

PROVIDE a QUALITY EDUCATION THAT PREPARES STUDENTS for the FUTURE, with JOBS, by GIVING a BROAD FOUNDATION of ACADEMIC and PERSONAL EXPERIENCES INCLUDES TESTIMONIALS FROM FORMER and CURRENT STUDENTS.

4916 Heart Of The Dragon Remembering USING BOTH ORIGINAL FOOTAGE and ARCHIVAL MATERIAL, THIS PROGRAM GIVES a BROAD OVERVIEW of HISTORIC and MODERN CHINA THAT SERVES as an INTRODUCTION to the PROGRAMS THAT FOLLOW.

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Number Series Title Description4917 Heart Of The Dragon Caring LIFE in CHINA is GOVERNED by CONCEPTS of HONOR, MORAL

CONDUCT, COURTESY and RESPECTFUL BEHAVIOR THAT are DEEP-ROOTED in CHINESE SOCIETY. THIS PROGRAM EXPLORES WAYS in WHICH FAMILY, STREET and NEIGHBORHOOD PROVIDE a FRAMEWORK THAT LOOKS AFTER the YOUNG and the OLD.

4918 Heart Of The Dragon Eating DESCRIBES FOOD CUSTOMS in CHINA, ESPECIALLY in CANTON and SICH UAN. the PROGRAM ALSO ASKS how LONG CHINA can CONTINUE to SUPPORT a POPULATION THAT, DESPITE BIRTH CONTROL, CONTINUES to GROW at an ALARMING RATE.

4919 Heart Of The Dragon Believing TO EXPLAIN the FORCES THAT HAVE SHAPED the ATTITUDES of TODAY's CHINESE, THIS PROGRAM EXPLORES the ANCIENT TEACHINGS of DAOISM, BUDDAISM and CONFUCIANISM, as WELL as THOSE of MARX and MAO.

4920 Heart Of The Dragon Correcting IN CHINA, INDIVIDUALS HAVE ALWAYS BEEN JUDGED ACCORDING to THEIR FRICTIONLESS FUNCTIONING WITHIN SOCIETY. THIS PROGRAM DOES MORE THAN SHOW the LEGAL SYSTEM at WORK. it EXPLORES the SOCIAL PRES- SURES at WORK in the NEW CONSUMER SOCIETY and WHAT MAKES a CRIME a CRIME.

4921 Heart Of The Dragon Working DATONG, a CITY NEAR the MONGOLIAN BORDER, is the SETTING for THIS PROGRAM, WHICH LOOKS at CHINA's INDUSTRIAL WORKERS.

4922 Heart Of The Dragon Living OVER 4/5 of CHINA's INHABITANTS are PEASANTS. PART of THIS PROGRAM FOLLOWS the LIFE of ONE VILLAGE FAMILY as THEY TEND the LAND ALLOCATED to THEM by the STATE and THEIR OWN PRIVATE PLOT.

4923 Heart Of The Dragon Marrying EXAMINES the CENTRAL ROLE of the FAMILY in CHINESE SOCIETY, the CHANGING STATUS of WOMEN, and the REACTIONS of a RURAL COMMUNITY to the GOVERNMENT BIRTH CONTROL POLICY.

4924 Heart Of The Dragon Understanding WITH LIMITED RESOURCES, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH in CHINA is DIRECTED INTO PRACTICAL AREAS. BUT MODERN SCIENCE and ANCIENT BELIEF EXIST SIDE by SIDE, as in MEDICINE.

4925 Heart Of The Dragon Mediating IN CHINA, SOCIETY COMES BEFORE the INDIVIDUAL, and the FAMILY MUST BE MAINTAINED, at ALL COSTS. THIS PROGRAM is ABOUT the BREAKDOWN of a MARRIAGE and the PRESSURES THAT are BROUGHT on the COUPLE to RECONCILE THEIR DIFFERENCES.

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Number Series Title Description4926 Heart Of The Dragon Creating A LOOK at the WORLD of CONTEMPORARY CHINESE ART,

EXPLORING the PHILOSOPHIC and HISTORIC INFLUENCES THAT SHAPE IT.

4927 Heart Of The Dragon Trading CHANGING ATTITUDES to BUSINESS in CHINA TODAY are ILLUSTRATED by LOOKING at INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISES.

4932 Marketing Product Strategy The Business File THIS PROGRAM COVERS the NATURE of a PRODUCT and the IMPORTANCE of PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT. SPECIAL EMPHASIS is PLACED on the CRITICAL IMPACT of a PRODUCT's LIFE CYCLE. #12 in the BUSINESS FILE SERIES.

4933 International Computer Animation Competition Winners

PRESENTS WINNING PRODUCTIONS, IN THEIR ENTIRETY , OF THE 1986 INTERNATIONAL COMPUTER ANIMATION COMPETITON IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES: UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS, FACULTY/GRADUATE STUDENTS, INDEPENDENT ARTISTS, SIMULATION, EXPERIMENTAL, SALES & MARKETING, SHORT FILMS, TV GRAPHICS, COMMERICALS ANS BEST OF SHOW

4934 Nasa Voyager - Uranus Encounter DOCUMENTS the PHOTOGRAPHIC ENCOUNTER of the SPACE PROBE, VOYAGER, with the PLANET URANUS.

4935 Workstyles For Success THIS PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS CORRECT WORK PRINCIPLES for NEW LCC STUDENT EMPLOYEES. to BE USED in CONJUNCTION with the CAREER PLANNING and PLACEMENT STUDENT EMPLOYEE TRAINING ORIENTATION.

4967 Humanities Lecture Series Primal Religion, Mana & Tabu LECTURE HELD at LCC's DART AUDITORIUM.4970 Humanities Lecture Series The origins & Developments of Hinduism - Part

2PT. 2 of LECTURE HELD at LCC's DART AUDITORIUM.

4973 Roots of the Cold War HISTORIAN ARTHUR SCHLESINGER, JR. EXAMINES the ORIGINS of the COLD WAR and SHOWS how it HAD ITS BEGINNINGS in the PERIOD 1941-1947.

4974 French Television Newscasts - #1 Part 1 of 3 French television newscasts (?)4975 French Television Newscasts - #2 Part 2 of 3 French television newscasts (?)4976 French Television Newscasts - #3 Part 3 of 3 French television newscasts (?)4977 Fire Department Management Getting To Excellence - Part 1 TELECONFERENCE INSPIRED by TOMAS J. PETERS and ROBERT

H. WATERMAN's BOOK, 'IN SEACH of EXCELLENCE.'4979 Fire Department Management Getting To Excellence - Part 3 TELECONFERENCE INSPIRED by TOMAS J. PETERS and ROBERT

H. WATERMAN's BOOK, 'IN SEACH of EXCELLENCE.'4981 Public Education Marketing Teleconfrence - Part 1 A SATELLITE CONFERENCE DEALING with how to GET the IDEA of

FIRE PROTECTION Out to the GENERAL PUBLIC.4982 Public Education Marketing Teleconfrence - Part 2 A SATELLITE CONFERENCE DEALING with how to GET the IDEA of

FIRE PROTECTION Out to the GENERAL PUBLIC.4983 Public Education Marketing Teleconfrence - Part 3 A SATELLITE CONFERENCE DEALING with how to GET the IDEA of

FIRE PROTECTION Out to the GENERAL PUBLIC.

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Number Series Title Description4984 Arson Legal Considerations - Part 1 A TELECONFERENCE HELD in DECEMBER, 1985, THROUGH the

EMERGENCY EDUCATION NETWORK and the FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY.

4985 Arson Legal Considerations - Part 2 A TELECONFERENCE HELD in DECEMBER, 1985, THROUGH the EMERGENCY EDUCATION NETWORK and the FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY.

4986 Arson Legal Considerations - Part 3 A TELECONFERENCE HELD in DECEMBER, 1985, THROUGH the EMERGENCY EDUCATION NETWORK and the FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY.

4987 Greatest Management Principle Basics MICHAEL LEBOEUF EXPLAINS how MANAGEMENT can ESTABLISH the BASIC LINK BETWEEN PERFORMANCE and REWARD.

4988 Greatest Management Principle Strategies MICHAEL LEBOEUF GOES BEYOND the BASICS to ILLUSTRATE how MANAGEMENT can INCORPORATE HIS TEN REWARD STRATEGIES to ACHIEVE ORGANIZATIONAL EXCELLENCE.

4989 How To Get Your Point Across In 30 Seconds or Less

MILO FRANK SHOWS THAT WHETHER YOU are SPEAKING to ONE PERSON or a THOUSAND, YOU can GET YOUR POINT ACROSS in JUST 30 SECONDS and KEEP it WHERE it BELONGS: in the MINDS of YOUR LISTENERS. the "HOOK, BODY and CLOSE" are WAYS to EXPRESS YOUR MESSAGE SO THAT the LISTENER PAYS ATTENTION, UNDERSTANDS and AGREES to WHAT YOU WANT, WHETHER THAT is to SELL or PERSUADE.

4990 Time Arts Demo Tape A DEMONSTRATION of the "LUMENA" GRAPHIC ARTS PACKAGE, USING an IBM-AT PERSONAL COMPUTER.

4991 Physical Assessment of the Newborn PRESENTED by MARTHA ENRIQUEZ and SAMUEL BEHREND of the UNIVERSITY of ARIZONA HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER.

4992 Using Vax/Ums Intro An introduction to VAX/VMS by introducing the VAX hardware and software and getting stated.

4993 Using Vax/Vms Files, Directories and Logical Names An introduction to VAX/VMS by introducing files, directories and logical names.

4994 Using Vax/Vms Digital Command Language An introduction to VAX/VMS by introducing digital command language.

4995 Using Vax/Vms Editing and Communicating With Others An introduction to VAX/VMS by editing files and communicating with others.

4996 Using Vax/Vms Symbols, Command Procedures and Batch An introduction to VAX/VMS by introducing symbols, command procedures and batch processing.

4997 The Great Directors - Part 1 A LIVE INTERACTIVE PRESENTATION FROM the UCLA CAMPUS, FEATURING DIRECTORS LEONARD MALTIN, LAWRENCE KASDAN, PETER BOGDANOVICH, GEORGE MILLER and MARTIN RITT.

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Number Series Title Description4999 Marie Winn On Television - Ms. Winn's

RemarksLCC Production

5002 First Signs of Washoe Washoe is the first chimpanzee to learn sign language5005 Tribal Eye Sweat of the Sun - Part 2 EARLY GOLDWORK in MIDDLE and SOUTH AMERICA. the AZTEC

and INCA CIVILIZATIONS and THEIR DESTRUCTION by the SPANISH CONQUISTADORS in THEIR SEARCH for EL DORADO. the TECHNIQUES of the ANCIENT GOLDSMITHS and the RITUALS AMONG THEIR DESCENDANTS in MEXICO, PERU, and REMOTE PARTS of COLUMBIA.

5006 Tribal Eye Crooked Beck of Heaven - Part 1 THE GITSKAN HAIDA and KWAKIUTL INDIANS of the American NORTHWEST COAST - THEIR MASKS and TOTEMS and in PARTICULAR the POTLATCH; a SPECTACULAR THEATRICAL EVENT of MUSIC and DANCING in WHICH GREAT CHIEF PROCLAIMS HIS WEALTH and STATURE and BESTOWS LAVISH GIFTS on HIS MANY GUESTS.

5007 Tribal Eye Crooked Beck of Heaven - Part 2 THE GITSKAN HAIDA and KWAKIUTL INDIANS of the American NORTHWEST COAST - THEIR MASKS and TOTEMS and in PARTICULAR the POTLATCH; a SPECTACULAR THEATRICAL EVENT of MUSIC and DANCING in WHICH GREAT CHIEF PROCLAIMS HIS WEALTH and STATURE and BESTOWS LAVISH GIFTS on HIS MANY GUESTS.

5008 World Hunger World Hunger is still here in our advance world, these are the stories of starving people around the world.Pt.1 DW

5009 Edited Version: World Hunger World Hunger is still here in our advance world, these are the stories of starving people around the world.Pt. 2 DW

5010 All About Welfare What Is Work? SOMETHING to PONDER on YOUR COFFEE BREAK. a WIDE-RANGING ANALYSIS of the WORK-FORCE VIEWS a VARIETY of CONTEMPORARY OCCUPATIONS, OFFERS PREDICTIONS ABOUT the FUTURE WORKING SOCIETY, and EXAMINES the EFFECTS of AUTOMATION and ATTITUDES TOWARD EMPLOYMENT.

5011 All About Welfare Occupant Usa WELFARE FROM MIDDLE AMERICA's POINT of VIEW is STUDIED in THIS TAPE. a LOOK at the LIFESTYLE and OPINIONS of ONE MIDDLE CLASS American FAMILY.

5012 The Search For Life THE STORY of the VIKING SEARCH for LIFE on MARS and the SEARCH for how LIFE BEGAN on EARTH

5012 The Search For Life THE STORY of the VIKING SEARCH for LIFE on MARS and the SEARCH for how LIFE BEGAN on EARTH

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Number Series Title Description5013 Nova Strange Sleep A BUSINESSMAN WHO LIKES to SLEEP ONLY 15 MINUTES a

NIGHT is AMONG the UNUSUAL INSOMNIACS INTERVIEWED in THIS REPORT on SLEEP RESEARCH. how FACTORS SUCH as DRUGS and EXTENDED PERIODS of ISOLATION AFFECT a PERSONS SLEEPING HABITS are SHOWN in EXPERIMENTS. ALSO, INTERPRETING DREAM IMAGERY.

5014 Nova Fusion the Energy Promise ALL the ELECTRICITY We MIGHT EVER NEED COULD COME FROM FUSION REACTORS IF We can GET THEM to WORK. the RUSSIANS, ENGLISH and AmericanS are ALL in the RACE. SEE WHO's AHEAD, how IT's DONE and WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN WHEN the RACE is FINALLY WON.

5015 Nova: the Plaitonium Connection How likely is it that a terrorist group will steal plutonium intended for nuclear reactor fuel and put together a blackmail weapon of unprecedented power in the shape of a homemade atom bomb? That question is posed by Theodore Taylor, former A and H bomb designer at Los Alamos, in a recent book, The Curve of Binding Energy. NOVA investigates just how easy it would be to design a bomb using unclassified information.

5018 Turning Points - a Time To Live Explains how the elderly can stay active and live their lives and what the benefits of doing so are. (?)

5020 Cities Uncle Sam, Can You Spare a Dime? THE FINANCIAL DILEMMAS FACING WILMINGTON, DELAWARE and CLEVELAND, OHIO are USED as EXAMPLES for a DOCUMENTARY on the STATE of American CITIES

5021 The Impeachment of andrew Johnson A DRAMATIC RE-CREATION of the ONLY PRESIDENTIAL IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS in the HISTORY of the U.S., TAPED on LOCATION in the OLD NORTH CAROLINA STATE SENATE LEGISLATIVE CHAMBERS in RALEIGH.

5022 The Feast Of Language Richard IIi PART of a SERIES of PROGRAMS, EACH DEALING with SEVERAL ASPECTS of ONE PLAY and ATTEMPTING to SHOW the LIFE, VITALITY and BEAUTY of SHAKESPEARE's WORKS.

5023 The Feast Of Language Love's Labour's Lost ALAN LEVITAN TAKES VIEWERS on a SHAKESPEAREAN TOUR and PRESENTS MANY CLUES on WHAT to LOOK for WHEN READING SHAKESPEARE. THIS PROGRAM DEALS with SEVERAL ASPECTS of ONE PLAY and ATTEMPTS to SHOW the LIFE, VITALITY and BEAUTY of SHAKESPEARE's WORK. BASED on the ASSUMPTION THAT the MOST DIFFICULT OBSTACLE to OVERCOME in READING SHAKESPEARE is the USE of LANGUAGE, PROFESSOR LEVITAN WORKS with READINGS to DETERMINE how WORDS are USED to SET the MOOD for EACH PLAY, MAKING THEM UNDERSTANDABLE to MODERN READERS.

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Number Series Title Description5024 The Feast Of Language King Lear ALAN LEVITAN TAKES VIEWERS on a SHAKESPEAREAN TOUR

and PRESENTS MANY CLUES on WHAT to LOOK for WHEN READING SHAKESPEARE. THIS PROGRAM DEALS with SEVERAL ASPECTS of ONE PLAY and ATTEMPTS to SHOW the LIFE, VITALITY and BEAUTY of SHAKESPEARE's WORK. BASED on the ASSUMPTION THAT the MOST DIFFICULT OBSTACLE to OVERCOME in READING SHAKESPEARE is the USE of LANGUAGE, PROFESSOR LEVITAN WORKS with READINGS to DETERMINE how WORDS are USED to SET the MOOD for EACH PLAY, MAKING THEM UNDERSTANDABLE to MODERN READERS.

5025 The Feast Of Language The Winter's Tale WORKS with READINGS to DETERMINE how WORDS are USED to SET the MOOD for EACH PLAY, MAKING THEM UNDERSTANDABLE to MODERN READERS.

5028 Nova What Time Is Your Body A LOOK at YOUR BODY and how it REACTS at DIFFERENT TIMES of the DAY.

5030 America New Found Land DEBUT: ALISTAIR COOKE's "PERSONAL HISTORY" of the U.S.-- FROM the MAIDEN EXPLORATIONS INTO AMERICA's WILDERNESS to the FIRST BLEND of HISTORICAL PAINTING and PRINTS and CONTEMPORARY FOOTAGE.

5031 America Home Away From Home ALLISTAIR COOKE's GRAND SCALE BIOGRAPHY of the U.S. CONTINUES with a PROFILE of COLONIAL AMERICA in the 17TH and 18TH CENTURIES. USING HISTORICAL PAINTINGS and LOCATION FOOTAGE, COOKE RECALLS JAMESTOWN, V. of 1607 WHERE the FIRST ENGLISH SETTLERS CARVED a LIVING Out of DISEASE-RIDDEN MARSHLAND; the PILGRIM's MAYFLOWER VOYAGE, JOHN WINTHROP and MASSACHUSETTS BAY COMPANY, REFUGE for RELIGIOUS DISSIDENTS; the SALEM WITCHCRAFT TRIALS, a DARK CUTGROWTH of 17TH-CENTURY PURITANISM; and "ONE of MY FAVORITE AmericanS, BEN FRANKLIN."

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Number Series Title Description5032 America Making a Revolution MAKING a REVOLUTION - WHY We FOUGHT for INDEPENDENCE

and WON. in WASHINGTON D.C., HOST ALISTAIRE COOKE VIEWS AMERICA's BIRTH CERTIFICATE, the DECLARATION of INDEPENDENCE; RECALLING EVENTS THAT LED to IT's WRITING, TAKES COOKE to the SITE of the BOSTON MASSACRE: INSIDE the OLD SOUTH MEETING HOUSE WHERE RABBLE ROUSER SAM ADAMS FOUNDED an UNDERGROUND, PROTESTING BRITISH TAXES and TROOPS; and CONCORD MASS. BRIDGE, WHERE an IMPROVISED MILITIA ROUTED the ENEMY. COOKE REFLECTS on REASONS for the American VICTORY- GUERILLA TACTICS and BETTER MUSKETRY; ALSO PROFILES THOMAS JEFFERSON, PATRICK HENRY, and at MOUNT VERNON, GEORGE WASHINGTON.

5033 America Inventing a Nation PHILADELPHIA's INDEPENDENCE HALL is the SETTING as ALISTAIRE COOKE RECALLS the WRITING and RATIFICATION of the American CONSTITUTION; PROFILED: THOMAS JEFFERSON.

5034 America Gone West TRACES the GROWTH of AMERICA INLAND and WESTWARD. ALISTAIRE COOKE DETAILS the EVENTS of the MID-1800's USING HISTORICAL PHOTOS, PAINTINGS, and NEWSPAPERS. INCLUDED are the TRAILS of EARLY PATHFINDERS THROUGH "FIRST FRONTIER", the APPALACHIANS; THOMAS JEFFERSON's LOUISIANA PURCHASE of 1803; LEWIS and CLARK's EXPEDITIONS to the PACIFIC; the RUSH for GOLD in 1949--ONE of the SHAMEFUL CHAPTERS in American HISTORY "THE TRAIL of TEARS" in WHICH 30,000 CHEROKEE WERE FORCED to MARCH FROM THEIR GEORGIA HOME to OKLAHOMA; and the BIRTH of ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

5035 America Fireball In the Night From Robert E. Lee's old home, the view today is across the graves of the Kennedy brothers and into the Lincoln Memorial. Great splits in our nations past and present are summarized in the causes, splendors and miseries of the Civil War, and in the racial wounds which still trouble the land.

5036 America Domesticating a Wilderness The nation again turns. West via transcontinental railway, draining off war-bred tensions. Mormons make Utah's desert bloom. Abilone's railhead becomes a cowboy's Mecca, while European immigrants bring in barbed wire imposing order on vast empty spaces. The Indian's last desperate struggles explode in the Custer massacre and the Battle of Wounded Knee - a prelude to the present day poverty of reservation life.

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Number Series Title Description5037 America Money On the Land ALISTAIR COOKE TRACES the STEPS by WHICH AMERICA

DEVELOPED FROM a WILDERNESS to a GIANT of TECHNOLOGY. SHOWS how the GROWTH of INDUSTRY in AMERICA WAS MADE POSSIBLE by the COMING TOGETHER of MANY DIFFERENT FORCES, ANALYZES the CONFLICTS and ILLUSTRATES the GULF BETWEEN the HAVES and the HAVE-NOTS DURING the American INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION. GAINS INSIGHT INTO the LIVES, PHILOSOPHERS and CONTRIBUTIONS of the MAJOR INDUSTRIAL GIANTS. EVALUATES the IMPACT of INDUSTRIALIZATION on RURAL POPULATIONS.

5038 America The Huddled Masses THE GREAT INFLUX of IMMIGRANTS at the TURN of the CENTURY is EXAMINED. FILMED MOSTLY in N.Y. SCENE: the DERELICT CORRIDORS of ELLIS ISLAND, ONCE the COUNTRY's BUSIEST IMMIGRATION STATION. SCENE: CLOTHING and FOOD MARKETS on the LOWER EASTSIDE, WHERE THOUSANDS of ARRIVALS FIRST PLANTED THEIR ROOTS. SCENE: a SHIP MOORED at HOBOKEN, NJ, WHERE COOKE DESCRIBES the TYPICAL IMMIGRANT "BUNDLES"-THE FEW POSSESSIONS BROUGHT FROM the OLD COUNTRY to the NEW. ALSO, PROFILED PRES. ROOSEVELT and FINANCIER JOHN P. MORGAN, and VISITS the STATUE of LIBERTY, a GARMENT FACTORY and a COLUMBUS DAY PARADE.

5039 America The Promise Fulfilled and the Promise Broken WE TRY to UNDERSTAND WHY an ISOLATIONIST AMERICA FOLLOWED PRESIDENT WILSON INTO WORLD WAR I BUT REJECTED HIS PLAN for American INVOLVEMENT in POST-WAR EUROPE. to UNDERSTAND the GREAT PROSPERITY of the TWENTIES and how it AFFECTED the SOCIAL MORALS of the DECADE. STUDIES the CAUSES and EFFECTS of the GREAT DEPRESSION. to EXAMINE how the NEW DEAL ATTEMPTED to SOLVE the PROBLEMS of the DEPRESSION.

5040 America Arsenal ALISTAIR COOKE SHOWS how the 18TH CENTURY CONCEPT of MILITIA REMAINED a BASIS of American MILITARY THINKING UNTIL WORLD WAR I. SHOWS the FACILITY with WHICH AMERICA WAS ABLE to CONVERT IT's INDUSTRIES for WARTIME PURPOSES. STUDIES the SIGNIFICANCE of the ATOMIC BOMB and IT's EFFECT on American FOREIGN POLICY. EXAMINES AMERICA's PRESENT DAY NUCLEAR ARSENAL.

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Number Series Title Description5041 America The First Impact ALISTAIR COOKE CALLS THIS CHAPTER of HIS "PEABODY

WINNING SERIES," PERSONAL MEMOIR of WHAT I FOUND in AMERICA: the INSTITUTION, the LANDSCAPE, the PEOPLE THAT I CAME to ADMIRE the MOST, NEW ORLEANS at a PIANO, COOKE TELLS of HIS LIFE-LONG LOVE of 12-BAR BLUES, and ADVICE GIVEN to HIM by the GREAT PIANIST-JELLY ROLL NORTON. VERMONT: the ARCHITECTURE and FALL COLORING of the MOST BEAUTIFUL of the SIX NEW ENGLAND STATES. ROCHESTER, MN: the STORY of the MAYO CLINIC. SAN FRANCISCO: a CABLE CAR RIDE in HIS FAVORITE CITY--"THE ONE THAT EVERY FOREIGNER FALLS in LOVE WITH." BALTIMORE, a PROFILE of H.C. MANKEN, WHOM COOKE CALLS the MOST ENTERTAINING JOURNALIST of the TWENTIETH CENTURY.

5042 America The More Abundant Life COOKE SHOWS the SOCIOLOGICAL and ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES of the INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION. INVESTIGATES the REVOLUTION in American VALUES. CONTRASTS the OLD American DREAM with the NEW American REALITY. INQUIRES as to WHETHER an INTEGRATED SOCIETY WILL WORK in AMERICA. GAINS INSIGHT INTO GROWING SOCIAL and CULTURAL TRENDS in American SOCIETY. SPECULATES ABOUT AMERICA's FUTURE.

5043 Nova Predictable Disaster THE SCIENCE of EARTHQUAKE PREDICTIONS. IT's THEORETICAL UNDERPINNINGS and IT's LIKELY CONSEQUENCES, INCLUDING the DILEMMA of WHETHER or NOT POOR PREDICTION is WORSE THAN NO PREDICTION at ALL.

5044 Ascent Of Man Lower Than Angels LOWER THAN ANGELS - MAN's INTELLECTUAL EVOLUTION is TRACED in THIS 13 PART SERIES WRITTEN and NARRATED by the LATE BRITISH SCIENTIST JACOB BRONOWSKI. VIEWING MAN as a PHENOMENON in WHICH SCIENCE EMERGES as a NATURAL ACTIVITY, DR. BRONOWSKI in PART I FOCUSES on THOSE CHANGES,

5045 Ascent Of Man Harvest of the Seasons THE HARVEST of the SEASONS - the LARGEST SINGLE STEP in the ASCENT of MAN, SAYS DR. JACOB BRONOWSKI in PART 2 of THIS SERIES, is the CHANGE FROM NOMAD LIVING to the VILLAGE AGRICULTURE. HE FOLLOWS IRAN's BAKHTIARI TRIBE WHICH MIGRATES as it did 10,000 YEARS AGO FROM the MOUNTAINS TO

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Number Series Title Description5046 Ascent Of Man The Grain In the Sand THE GRAIN in the SAND - MAN SPLITS a STONE and

REASSEMBLES the PIECES to BUILD a WALL; a CATHEDRAL, a CITY. FROM the GREEK TEMPLES of PAESTUM and the CATHEDRALS of MEDIEVAL FRANCE to MODERN LOS ANGELES, THIS FILM EXPRESSES MAN's FAITH and FANCY as ARCHITECT and BUILDER.

5047 Ascent Of Man The Hidden Structure THE HIDDEN STRUCTURE - the GREAT TRANSFORMATION THAT HELPED to MAKE OUR CIVILIZATION, SAYS DR. JACOB BRONOWSKI, WAS the USE of FIRE to DISCLOSE a WHOLLY NEW CLASS of MATERIALS, the METALS. TRACES the BEGINNINGS of CHEMISTRY, FROM the DISCOVERY and USE of COPPER, BRONZE and GOLD.

5048 Ascent Of Man The Music of the Spheres THE MUSIC of the SPHERES - THIS FILM TRACES the EVOLUTION of MATHEMATICS and EXPLORES the RELATIONSHIP in NUMBERS to MUSICAL HARMONY, EARLY ASTRONOMY, and PERSPECTIVE in PAINTING. it FOLLOWS the SPREAD of GREEK IDEAS THROUGH the COURTS and BAZAARS of the ISLAMIC EMPIRE to MOORISHS.

5049 Ascent Of Man The Starry Messenger the STARRY MESSENGER - HERE is the STORY of MANS EARLY ATTEMPT to MAP the FORCES WHICH MOVE the PLANETS. DR. BRONOWSKI TRACES the ORIGINS of the SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION THROUGH the CONFLICT BETWEEN FACT and RELIGIOUS DOGMA, CULMINATING in the TRIAL of GALILEO.

5050 Ascent Of Man The Majestic Clockwork THE MAJESTIC CLOCKWORK - in the EVOLUTION of PHYSICS, the CONTRIBUTIONS of NEWTON and EINSTEIN OCCUPY CENTER STAGE. THIS FILM EXPLORES the REVOLUTION THAT ENSUED WHEN EINSTEIN's THEORY of RELATIVITY UPSET NEWTON's ELEGANT DESCRIPTION of the UNIVERSE.

5051 Drive For Power Drive for Power Industrial and political revolutions altered concepts of power during the 18th century. Dr. Bronowski shows why these developments were as significant as the Renaissance in our progress.

5052 Ascent Of Man The Ladder of Creation THE LADDER of CREATION - THIS FILM JOURNEYS FROM the VALLEYS and WATERFALLS of WHALES to the JUNGLES of the AMAZON to EXPLORE the CONTROVERSY SWIRLING AROUND a STARTLING NEW THEORY of EVOLUTION DEVELOPED SIMULTANEOUSLY by ALFRED WALLACE and CHARLES DARWIN.

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Number Series Title Description5053 Ascent Of Man World Within World WORLD WITHIN WORLD - COMMENCING with a VISIT to an

ANCIENT POLISH SALT MINE, DR. BRONOWSKI LOOKS at the WORLD INSIDE the ATOM. HE TRACES the HISTORY of the MEN and IDEAS THAT HAVE MADE 20TH CENTURY PHYSICS "THE GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT" of ANY HUMAN IMAGINATION.

5054 Ascent Of Man Knowledge of Certainty KNOWLEDGE of CERTAINTY - DR. BRONOWSKI OFFERS HIS PERSONAL VIEWS of the MORAL DILEMMA THAT CONFRONTS TODAYS SCIENTISTS. HE CONTRASTS HUMANIST TRADITIONS with the INHUMANITIES of the NAZIS, the HARNESSING of NUCLEAR ENERGY with the DEVELOPMENT of the ATOMIC BOMB.

5055 Ascent Of Man Generation Upon Generation GENERATION UPON GENERATION - THIS FILM EXAMINES the COMPLEX CODE of HUMAN INHERITANCE-FROM the EXPERIMENTS of PIONEER GENETICIST GREGOR MENDEL to the DISCOVERIES of TODAYS SOPHISTICATED LABORATORIES.

5056 Ascent Of Man The Long Childhood THE LONG CHILDHOOD - in THIS CLOSING FILM, DR. BRONOWSKI DRAWS TOGETHER the MANY THREADS of the SERIES as HE TAKES STOCK of MAN's COMPLEX and SOMETIMES PRECARIOUS ASCENT.

5057 National Geographic The Incredible Machine A DAZZLING LOOK at the COMPLEX of LIVING ORGANISMS, the HUMAN BODY. UNTIL RECENTLY, the INNERMOST RECESSES of the BODY WERE SECRET PLACES, DARK and UNSEEN. NOW NEW TECHNIQUES in MEDICINE and PHOTOGRAPHY MAKE POSSIBLE THIS AMAZING FILM.

5058 Craftman In Colonial America (Part 1 - History : Part 2 - Shoemaker)

PART I - HISTORY PART II - SHOEMAKER

5059 IV Therapy Series Venipincture THIS PROGRAM DEMONSTRATES the EQUIPMENT NECESSARY to INITIATE and RECORD an IV INFUSION with or WITHOUT ADDITIONAL MEDICATIONS

5060 IV Therapy Series Blood Administration THIS PROGRAM PRESENTS BACKGROUND INFO INTO the PHYSIOLOGY of HUMAN BLOOD as WELL as an ACTUAL DEMONSTRATION of the EQUIPMENT and PROCEDURES FOLLOWED in INITIATING and RECORDING the ADMINISTRATION of a UNIT of BLOOD

5061 Silkscreen- Making a Blue Poly THIS TAPE PROVIDES a WORKING DEMONSTRATION of a METHOD of EXPOSING, DEVELOPING, WASHING and MOUNTING BLU-POLY FILM for the PHOTO-SILKSCREEN PROCESS

5062 Audio Sine Wave Demonstration An introduction to audio sine-waves (?)

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Number Series Title Description5063 Nursing Department Breast Feeding PREPARATION for PRE-NATAL and POST-NATAL CARE of the

BREAST for BREAST FEEDING5064 Presidential Debate Carter/Ford DEBATE with CANDIDATE JIMMY CARTER and PRESIDENT JERRY

FORD on SEPTEMBER 23, 1976.5065 Presidential Debate Carter/Ford DEBATE with CANDIDATE JIMMY CARTER and PRESIDENT JERRY

FORD on SEPTEMBER 23, 1976.5066 Presidential Debate Carter/Ford DEBATE with CANDIDATE JIMMY CARTER and PRESIDENT JERRY

FORD on OCTOBER 6, 1976.5067 Presidential Debate Carter/Ford DEBATE with CANDIDATE JIMMY CARTER and PRESIDENT JERRY

FORD on OCTOBER 6, 1976.5068 Basic Positioning Selection #00760 Gives examples of the proper positioning of patients during surgery (?)

5071 Negotiating Successfully You Have More Power Than You Think ZEROS in on the ERRONEOUS ASSUMPTION THAT YOUR OPPONENT HAS MORE POWER THAN YOU HAVE. how to RECOGNIZE THIS WEAKNESS and DEAL with IT...THE UNASSAILABLE POWER of LIMITED AUTHORITY...THE "BOGEY TACTIC" how to USE it and how to DEFEND AGAINST IT.

5072 Negotiating Successfully Tactics of Pressure THE SIX DIFFERENT KINDS of PRESSURE YOU MUST KNOW how to USE and DEFEND YOURSELF AGAINST...LIMITED AUTHORITY as a KEY PRESSURE POINT...HOW to MAKE APPARENT DISADVANTAGES PAY OFF..."THE GALVINIZER" EXPLAINED...WHEN and how to USE "THE KRUNCH"...HOW to HANDLE the "TAKE it or LEAVE IT" STATEMENT.

5073 Negotiating Successfully A Better Deal For Both Sides A LECTURE by CHESTER L. KARRASS, WHO EXPLAINS how to REVIVE NEGOTIATIONS WHICH HAVE BROKEN DOWN and DEMONSTRATES STRATEGIES for ARRIVING at an AGREEMENT and FOSTERING a CLIMATE for COOPERATION.

5074 Negotiating Successfully How To Avoid Deadlock WHY DEADLOCK is BOTH PAINFUL and DANGEROUS...BREAKING a DEADLOCK VIA the "GOOD REASON" SYNDROME...HOW to AVOID PAINTING YOURSELF INTO a CORNER...WHEN to CHANGE PERSONNEL in a NEGOTIATION... and TEN KEY QUALIFICATIONS of a GOOD NEGOTIATOR

5075 Please Let Me Die THE WISH of a BLIND, SEVERELY MAIMED BURN PATIENT.

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Number Series Title Description5076 The Massey Tapes What You Are Is Where You Where When -

Part 1DR. MORRIS MASSEY EXPLAINS the SELF PROGRAMMING PERIODS PEOPLE GO THROUGH FROM an EARLY AGE and the INFLUENCES WHICH GUIDE ADULT BEHAVIOR. HE POINTS Out THAT ONLY a "SIGNIFICANT EMOTIONAL EVENT" WILL ALTER BASIC VALUES. OUR NATIONS ATTITUDES and OUTLOOK for the FUTURE are DETERMINED by the VALUES of the EXISTING POPULATION. BEING AWARE of and UNDERSTANDING how PEOPLE DEAL with DIFFERENCES ALLOWS US to FORM MORE EFFECTIVE RELATIONSHIPS

5077 The Massey Tapes What You Are Is Where You Where When -Part 2

DR. MORRIS MASSEY EXPLAINS the SELF PROGRAMMING PERIODS PEOPLE GO THROUGH FROM an EARLY AGE and the INFLUENCES WHICH GUIDE ADULT BEHAVIOR. HE POINTS Out THAT ONLY a "SIGNIFICANT EMOTIONAL EVENT" WILL ALTER BASIC VALUES. OUR NATIONS ATTITUDES and OUTLOOK for the FUTURE are DETERMINED by the VALUES of the EXISTING POPULATION. BEING AWARE of and UNDERSTANDING how PEOPLE DEAL with DIFFERENCES ALLOWS US to FORM MORE EFFECTIVE RELATIONSHIPS

5078 Self-Defeating Behavior MILTON R. CUDNEY PHD is the NARRATOR of THIS TAPE on the SUBJECT of SELF DEFEATING BEHAVIOR.

5079 Pat INTERVIEW of a WIDOW, SOME YEARS AFTER HER HUSBAND's DEATH, FOCUSING on GRIEVING of the LOSS and ISSUES SURROUNDING HER FIVE CHILDREN. CONDUCTED by INSTRUCTOR RAY RISKEY at LCC.

5080 Lobbying In Michigan THREE DIFFERENT TYPES of LOBBYISTS in MICHIGAN and THEIR ACTIVITIES are EXAMINED. the EFFECTIVENESS of ACT 214 to REGULATE LOBBYISTS and DIFFICULTIES in ENACTING NEW LEGISLATIONS are EXPLORED. THIS TAPE WAS PREPARED in NOVEMBER of 1974.

5081 Metropolis Metropolis 1 Fritz Lang’s film classic, about a totally mechanized society and those who dare to rebel against it.

5082 Metropolis Metropolis 2 Fritz Lang’s film classic, about a totally mechanized society and those who dare to rebel against it.

5084 Conversation With Janice INTERVIEW of WOMAN WHO BELIEVED SHE WAS DYING, or SAID SHE WAS, ALTHOUGH the DIAGNOSIS WAS NOT VERIFIABLE and SHE did NOT ACTUALLY DIE. CONDUCTED by INSTRUCTOR RAY RISKEY at LCC.

5086 Dawn INTERVIEW with a 19 YEAR OLD TERMINAL CANCER PATIENT FOUR MONTHS BEFORE HER DEATH. CONDUCTED by INSTRUCTOR RAY RISKEY at LCC.

5087 Interviews About Causes of U.S. Inflation DR. WALTER ADAMS, MSU (25 MIN.) and DR. MITCHELL STNEGEL, MSU

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Number Series Title Description5088 David, Brian, and Marilee INTERVIEW THREE SIBLINGS (4, 7, and 10 YEARS of AGE) ASKING

THEM IDENTICAL QUESTIONS ABOUT DEATH and DYING. CONDUCTED by INSTRUCTOR RAY RISKEY at LCC.

5089 Reliance Keyboard Verifer Entering programs into an Automate 33 with a keyboard verifier5090 Intro To Reliance Automate 33 Understanding how the Automate 33 works.5091 Relaince Panel and Verifer Demonstration How to troubleshoot the Automate 33.5093 Toulmin's Model of Argument METHOD of ARGUMENTATION BASED on DIAGRAMS,

DESCRIBING the DIFFERENCES BETWEEN the ASSERTION CLAIM, WARRANT, and EVIDENCE, DEVELOPED by the ENGLISH PHILOSOPHER STEVEN TOULMIN.

5093 Toulmin's Model of Argument METHOD of ARGUMENTATION BASED on DIAGRAMS, DESCRIBING the DIFFERENCES BETWEEN the ASSERTION CLAIM, WARRANT, and EVIDENCE, DEVELOPED by the ENGLISH PHILOSOPHER STEVEN TOULMIN.

5094 How To Lose Your Best Customer With Out Trying

5096 Hot Button Salespersonality How to be a salesperson 5097 Developing a Sales Personality How to develop a great sales personality? How would you define

personality? DW5098 Creative Selling Creative selling is simply the art of allowing the prospect to sell

himself/herself. You just act as a guide in the process. Pointing out those things that the prospect finds most stimulating. You help the prospect build a mental picture so he/she can see himself/herself using, and enjoying its benefits. Help the prospect to focus on the product so he/she may experience the feeling of ownership. Give the prospect an awareness of the relationship between your product and the "good life" that he/she longs for. Turn the product into a living, breathing, vital thing.

5099 The Approach Positive, step by step proposition developed by a firm or a salesperson to win a favorable response from the prospects. Sales approach is what, in essence, distinguishes a professional from an amateur.

5100 The Demonstration Each sales demonstration contestant will be allowed a maximum of five (5) minutes to set up the demonstration and to give a brief explanation of the sales situation. The contestant will then have a maximum of ten (10) minutes in which to present the actual sales demonstration. The participant may not provide information other than the type of merchandise sold, any related merchandise available for the sale and the store setting during the brief explanation period.

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Number Series Title Description5101 The Close One of the most important stages of selling is closing the deal , which is

the actions taken by the sales person to gain agreement to the sale. See how it’s done in this video

5102 Overcoming Objections ONE of a SERIES of TEN TAPES on how to BECOME a MORE EFFECTIVE SALESMAN.

5103 Sale Strategies How to use the right SALE STRATEGIES for the right customer DW

5104 Time and Territorial Management How to manage time as a salesperson DW5105 Prospecting Teach yourself step by step towards prospecting in sales5106 American Enterprise Land AmericanS are KNOWN for MANY THINGS. BUT ONE WORD

SEEMS to OCCUR OVER and OVER WHEN DISCUSSING the American PEOPLE: ENTERPRISE. PERHAPS it COMES FROM a LONG LINE of IMMIGRANTS WILLING to TAKE BIG RISKS, or a LAND THAT HAS RARELY DISAPPOINTED US, or the YANKEE INGENUITY THAT HELPED REVOLUTIONIZE the WORLD. WHAT EVER the REASONS, AmericanS HAVE for GETTING THINGS DONE. BUT UP to NOW, THERE REALLY HASN'T BEEN ANY RECORD of how THIS REMARKABLE ENTERPRISE CAME ABOUT, or WHY We GREW SO FAST. LAND LOOKS at the ESTATE THAT MADE US PROSPER...IN FACT, GOADED US INTO PROSPERITY.

5107 “Medical Records” “Medical Records”, How to use medical records in the practice with a little comedy DW

5108 Assessment of Fetal Presentation and Position: Leopole's Maneuvers

In obstetrics, Leopold's Maneuvers are a common and systematic way to determine the position of a fetus inside the woman's uterus; they are named after the gynecologist Christian Gerhard Leopold. The maneuvers consist of four distinct actions, each helping to determine the position of the fetus. The maneuvers are important because they help determine the position and presentation of the fetus, which in conjunction with correct assessment of the shape of the maternal pelvis can indicate whether the delivery is going to be complicated, or whether a Cesarean section is necessary. The examiner's skill and practice in performing the maneuvers are the primary factor in whether the fetal lie is correctly ascertained, and so the maneuvers are not truly diagnostic. Actual position can only be determined by ultrasound performed by a competent technician or professional.

5109 Dental Hygiene For the Infant How to brush a infant’s teeth DW5110 Dental Hygiene For the Expectant Mother How does a pregnant woman brush her teeth DW

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Number Series Title Description5111 A Discussion With Gerald R. Ford AN INTERVIEW with PRES. FORD on the American PRESIDENCY,

CONDUCTED by ROBERT BORK, IRVING KRISTOL, AUSTIN RAMNEY and FRED GREENSTEIN. ONE in the PUBLIC POLICY FORUM SERIES.

5112 Cardiac Rehabilitation At Lansing Community College

THIS TWENTY MINUTE TAPE FEATURES INTERVIEWS with STAFF and PARTICIPANTS INVOLVED with CARDIAC REHABILITATION PROGRAM at LCC. STUDENTS RECOVERING FROM HEART ATTACKS or OPEN HEART SURGERY and THEIR FAMILIES TALK ABOUT the PROGRAM, as OTHERS in the PROGRAM EXERCISE. FROM WJIM's 30 MINUTES PROGRAM SHOWN MARCH 5, 1978.

5113 The Long Search Protestant Spirit, U.S.A. EYRE PROBES WHAT LIES BENEATH the SHEER VIGOR of the RELIGIOUS EXPRESSIONS of BOTH BLACK and WHITE American PROTESTANTS. a FEELING of COMMUNITY and SERVICE COMES ACROSS in the FUNDAMENTALIST and EPISCOPALIAN CHURCHES and in the SPECIAL DELIVERIES of FOOD and DRINK for the NEEDY FROM the SOUP KITCHEN of a BLACK CHURCH on THANKSGIVING DAY.

5114 The Long Search Hinduism: 330 Million Gods RONALD EYRE TRACES the INDIAN RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE in TWO CONTRASTING LOCATIONS: the BUSTLING CITY of BENARES, WHERE MILLIONS COME to BATHE in the HOLY WATERS of the GANGES, and the SMALL VILLAGE of BHITH, BHAGWANPUR, RARELY VISITED EXCEPT by PROFESSIONAL STORYTELLERS and ITINERANT PRIESTS. the FILM CONCENTRATES ITS ATTENTION on the HINDU APPROACH to GOD. BUT WHICH GOD? for THERE are 330 MILLION of THEM.

5115 The Long Search Buddhism: Footprints of the Buddha India WE GO with RON EYRE to SRI-LANKA (CEYLON) and INDIA to DISCOVER the TYPE of BUDDHISM PRACTICED THROUGHOUT SOUTHEAST ASIA. AMONG THOSE We MEET are MONKS, SCHOOL CHILDREN, NOVICES and HOUSEWIVES, to HELP US UNDERSTAND a RELIGION THAT HAS HIGH MORAL STANDARDS BUT DOES NOT BELIEVE in GOD.

5116 The Long Search Catholicism: Rome, Leeds and Desert CATHOLICISM, ESPECIALLY SINCE VATICAN II, HAS UNDERGONE MANY CHANGES. in THIS EPISODE FILMED in ROME, SPAIN and ENGLAND, We DISCOVER the DIVERSITY and the UNITY of the RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE LABELED the "HOLY CATHOLIC CHURCH."

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Number Series Title Description5117 The Long Search Islam: there Is No God But God OVER 400 MILLION PEOPLE PROFESS ISLAM, and ITS NUMBERS

are SAID to BE GROWING. in THIS EPISODE We TRAVEL with RONALD EYRE to EGYPT to EXAMINE the ISLAMIC EXPERIENCE. OUR JOURNEY TAKES US to an OASIS VILLAGE 50 MILES FROM CAIRO to SEE a WEDDING, to the MARKET TOWN of EL FAYOUM for DAWN PRAYERS and to CAIRO ITSELF.

5118 The Long Search Orthodox Christianity: the Rumanian Solution THIS EPISODE TAKES US THROUGH RUMANIA FROM CITY to VILLAGE, WITNESSING the RUMANIAN RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE. EASTER WEEK in MOLDAVIA, with ITS BEAUTIFUL and UNIQUE PAINTED CHURCHES. OVER the CARPATHIAN MOUNTAINS to TRANSYLVANIA. We FIND the ORTHODOX PRESERVE SOME of the OLDEST-AND LONGEST-LITURGIES in CHRISTENDOM, with a NORMAL SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE TAKING THREE HOURS.

5119 The Long Search Judaism: the Chosen People WHAT is it THAT MAKES a JEW a JEW? in NEW YORK, ELIE WIESEL, AUTHOR and SURVIVOR of the CONCENTRATION CAMPS, TRIES to DEFINE IT. in LONDON, NORBERT BRAININ and the AMADEUS QUARTET CARRY the ARGUMENT FURTHER, BOTH in WORDS and in MUSIC.

5120 The Long Search Religion In Indonesia: the Way of the Ancestors WHILE MANY PRIMAL RELIGIONS APPEAR to BE DYING Out as a RESULT of CONTACT with the OUTSIDE WORLD, TORAJA RELIGION SHOWS REMARKABLE ENDURANCE. THERE are 300,000 TORAJA of WHOM 100,000

5121 The Long Search Buddhism: the Land of the Disappearing Buddhism - Japan

IF the BUDDHA of SRI LANKA MET the BUDDHA of JAPAN, WOULD THEY RECOGNIZE EACH OTHER? We GO to JAPAN to FIND OUT. the SEARCH TAKES US to a TOKYO RESTAURANT, WHERE ALL the STAFF MUST TAKE a PART in a REGULAR ZEN MEDITATION SESSION IF THEY WANT to KEEP THEIR JOBS. THEN on a MORE CLASSICAL ASPECT of ZEN: CALLIGRAPHY, SWORDFIGHTING, ARCHERY and the TEA CEREMONY. ALL HIGHLY DIFFERENT ACTS UNIFIED by the UNDERLYING PRINCIPLES of ZEN.

5122 The Long Search African Religions: Zulu Zion RONALD EYRE EXPLORES the BLACK AFRICAN RESPONSE to the STIMULUS of CHRISTIANITY, TAKES US to the ZULU INDEPENDENT CHURCHES in SOUTH AFRICA. WHEN CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES TOOK the GOSPEL to AFRICA THEY ALSO TOOK EUROPEAN CULTURE. the ATTEMPT WAS MADE to SUPPRESS AFRICAN RELIGION. BUT SINCE WORLD WAR I, and with INCREASING VIGOR in the LAST 20 YEARS, AFRICANS HAVE BEEN REDISCOVERING THEIR LOST RELIGIOUS CULTURE.

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Number Series Title Description5124 The Long Search Alternative Lifestyles In California: West Meets

East"THE SPIRITUAL IMPULSE of the TIME STEPS BEYOND the BOUNDARIES of RELIGIOUS TRADITION," - SO WROTE THEODORE ROSZAK, PROTAGANIST for the COUNTERCULTURE, WHO is RONALD EYRE's GUIDE to the NEW RELIGIOUS CONCERNS for PEOPLE BROUGHT UP in a LARGELY CHRISTIAN CULTURAL CLIMATE, LOOKING EAST to TAOISM and HINDUISM for INSPIRATION in DAILY LIVING.

5125 The Long Search Reflections On the Long Search IN THIS EPISODE RONALD EYRE ASKS HIMSELF SOME QUESTIONS. it is NOT a FILM in WHICH HE HANDS Out DIPLOMAS to BELIEVERS of the RELIGION THAT PLEASED HIM BEST. the SEARCH, for HIM, BEGAN LONG BEFORE "THE LONG SEARCH" GOT OFF the GROUND and WILL CONTINUE LONG INTO the FUTURE. THERE are NO WINNERS and NO LOSERS. THERE is an ELEMENT of PERSONAL STOCKTAKING, HOWEVER, and BEFORE DOING SO, EYRE REVEALS HIS OWN BACKGROUND, the MENTAL FURNITURE THAT HE of NECESSITY PACKS WHENEVER HE GOES on a SEARCH.

5126 Notes On the Popular Arts USES LIVE ACTION, ANIMATION, and SPECIAL EFFECTS to SHOW how POPULAR ARTS in AMERICA SERVE as MEANS of SELF-PROJECTION and FANTASY FULFILLMENT. - This series of lighthearted episodes illuminates the fantasy lives of those who daily watch, listen and dream in the worlds of television, movies, popular music and print. By turns lyrical and funny, it shows how the popular arts serve as vehicles for self-projection, experience expansion and fantasy fulfillment.

5127 Ways Of Seeing Ways of Seeing I THE CAMERA and the PRINTING PRESS HAVE DESTROYED the UNIQUENESS and the QUIETUDE of PAINTING. NOW PAINTINGS EXIST EVERYWHERE and IMAGES are MANIPULATED for PUBLICITY and PROPAGANDA. in THIS LIGHT, BERGER FINDS RIDICULOUS the ATMOSPHERE of FALSE RELIGIOSITY CAST on PAINTING by HIS FELLOW CRITICS.

5128 Ways Of Seeing Ways of Seeing II WOMEN and ART. DO PAINTINGS and MODERN MEDIA CELEBRATE WOMEN or EXPLOIT THEM? FIVE WOMEN COMMENT on how PAINTERS and PUBLICISTS SEE WOMEN and WHY THIS INFLUENCES how WOMAN SEE THEMSELVES.

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Number Series Title Description5129 Ways Of Seeing Ways of Seeing IIi PAINTING and POSSESSIONS. PAINTINGS WERE and STILL are

AMONG the MOST VALUABLE and UNIQUE OBJECTS We can POSSESS. PORTRAITS are at the PINNACLE of MATERIAL POSSESSIONS. INVERSELY, MODERN ADVERTISING (AND PAINTING, TOO) PORTRAYS OBJECTS in a WAY WHICH MAKES US DESIRE to POSSESS THEM.

5130 Ways Of Seeing Ways of Seeing Iv FINE ARTS and COMMERCE. the NATURE of ADVERTISING is RELATED to the TRADITION of OIL PAINTING. ADVERTISING OFTEN USES PAINTINGS in WHOLE FORM or IMITATES THEM and ADVERTISING, LIKE PAINTING, CONJURES UP DREAMS, MAKES MAGICAL TRANSFORMATIONS FROM the ORDINARY to the BEAUTIFUL and CONJURES UP IDEALIZED LIFESTYLES.

5131 Bell Science About Time - Part 1 DISCUSSES the EVOLUTION of the CALENDAR, the DEVELOPMENT of CLOCKS and EINSTEIN's THEORY of RELATIVITY. EXPLAINS the RECONSTRUCTION of GEOLOGICAL TIME.

5132 Bell Science About Time - Part 2 DISCUSSES the EVOLUTION of the CALENDAR, the DEVELOPMENT of CLOCKS and EINSTEIN's THEORY of RELATIVITY. EXPLAINS the RECONSTRUCTION of GEOLOGICAL TIME.

5133 Bell Science Alphabet Conspiracy - Part 1 THE STORY of LANGUAGE and LINGUISTICS CENTERED AROUND a PLOT to DESTROY the ALPHABET and ALL LANGUAGES. CARTOON ANIMATION and DOCUMENTARY SEQUENCE.

5134 Bell Science Alphabet Conspiracy - Part 2 THE STORY of LANGUAGE and LINGUISTICS CENTERED AROUND a PLOT to DESTROY the ALPHABET and ALL LANGUAGES. CARTOON ANIMATION and DOCUMENTARY SEQUENCE. CONCLUSION

5135 Bell Science Gateways To the Mind - Part 1 THE STORY of WHAT SCIENCE HAS LEARNED ABOUT the HUMAN SENSES and how THEY FUNCTION. INCLUDES DOCUMENTARY SEQUENCE

5136 Bell Science Gateways To the Mind - Part 2 THE STORY of WHAT SCIENCE HAS LEARNED ABOUT the HUMAN SENSES and how THEY FUNCTION. INCLUDES DOCUMENTARY SEQUENCE CONCLUSION

5137 Bell Science Hemo the Magnificent - Part 1 TELLS the STORY of the BLOOD, the HEART and CIRCULATION. SHOWS SCENES of the HUMAN HEART and CAPILLARIES in ACTION.

5138 Bell Science Hemo the Magnificent - Part 2 TELLS the STORY of the BLOOD, the HEART and CIRCULATION. SHOWS SCENES of the HUMAN HEART and CAPILLARIES in ACTION. CONCLUSION

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Number Series Title Description5139 Bell Science Our Mr. Sun - Part 1 DISCUSSES the SUN and IT's EFFECT UPON LIFE on EARTH.

SHOWS the SUN in ECLIPSE with IT's CORONA, SUN SPOTS and EXPLOSIONS on the SUN's FACE. DISCUSSES ATTEMPTS to USE the SUN's ENERGY to PERFORM WORK NOW DONE by WOOD, COAL, GAS, and OIL. ANIMATED SEQUENCE PRESENTS INFORMATION ABOUT the SIZE, WEIGHT, and HEAT and the RADIATION of the SUN.

5140 Bell Science Our Mr. Sun - Part 2 DISCUSSES the SUN and IT's EFFECT UPON LIFE on EARTH. SHOWS the SUN in ECLIPSE with IT's CORONA, SUN SPOTS and EXPLOSIONS on the SUN's FACE. DISCUSSES ATTEMPTS to USE the SUN's ENERGY to PERFORM WORK NOW DONE by WOOD, COAL, GAS, and OIL. ANIMATED SEQUENCE PRESENTS INFORMATION ABOUT the SIZE, WEIGHT, and HEAT and the RADIATION of the SUN. CONCLUSION

5141 Bell Science Strange Case of the Cosmic Rays - Part 1 USES LIFE ACTION, ANIMATION and DOCUMENTARY FILM EXCERPTS to PROBE the MYSTERIES of COSMIC RAYS, THEIR CHARACTER and BEHAVIOR POINT UP to WORK of SCIENTISTS in THEIR CONSTANT SEARCH for MORE KNOWLEDGE of MATTER and ENERGY

5142 Bell Science Strange Case of the Cosmic Rays -Part 2 USES LIFE ACTION, ANIMATION and DOCUMENTARY FILM EXCERPTS to PROBE the MYSTERIES of COSMIC RAYS, THEIR CHARACTER and BEHAVIOR POINT UP to WORK of SCIENTISTS in THEIR CONSTANT SEARCH for MORE KNOWLEDGE of MATTER and ENERGY. CONCLUSION

5143 Bell Science Unchained Goddess - Part 1 USES LIVE ACTION ANIMATION and DOCUMENTARY FILM EXCERPTS to TELL the STORY of WEATHER, EXPLAINING WHAT it IS, WHAT CAUSES IT, and WHAT SCIENTISTS are DOING to PREDICT and CONTROL IT. INCLUDES SCENES of HURRICANES, TORNADOES, and LIGHTNING

5144 Bell Science Unchained Goddess - Part 2 USES LIVE ACTION ANIMATION and DOCUMENTARY FILM EXCERPTS to TELL the STORY of WEATHER, EXPLAINING WHAT it IS, WHAT CAUSES IT, and WHAT SCIENTISTS are DOING to PREDICT and CONTROL IT. INCLUDES SCENES of HURRICANES, TORNADOES, and LIGHTNING. CONCLUSION

5145 Thread of Life - Part 15146 Thread of Life - Part 25147 Coaching Behavior Assessment Different scenes with examples of coaching behaviors DW5148 Facet AN INFORMAL INTERVIEW of TWO WOMEN RECENTLY HIRED in

SKILLED TRADES, ONE PLUMBER, ONE ELECTRICIAN. INTERVIEWER is DEANNA HANIESKI of the DEPARTMENT of ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY.

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Number Series Title Description5149 Facet: Female Access To Careers In

Engineering TechnologyMake Something Happen FACET (FEMALE ACCESS to CAREERS in ENGINEERING

TECHNOLOGY). THIS PROGRAM EXAMINES MANY DIFFERENT CAREERS for WOMEN in the FIELD of ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

5150 Public Speaking THIS PROGRAM TEACHES the CHARACTERISTICS of a PURPOSE SENTENCE a PRELIMINARY STEP in the CREATION of a PUBLIC SPEECH. the STUDENTS are PROVIDED PRACTICE in CRITIQUEING SAMPLE PURPOSE SENTENCES. APPROPRIATE for COMMUNITY COLLEGE. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS and ADULT GROUPS INTERESTED in PUBLIC SPEAKING.

5151 Com 100 Interviewing DESIGNED to PRESENT the COMPONENTS of a GOOD INTERVIEW. INCLUDES THREE TYPES of INTERVIEWS: the INFORMATION GATHERING INTERVIEW, the RESEARCH INTERVIEW and the EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEW. MIKE WALLACE, GEORGE GALLUP and JOHN SHINGLETON are INTERVIEWED ABOUT the METHODS and OBJECTIVES EACH USES DURING THEIR SPECIAL TYPE of INTERVIEW

5151 Com 100 Interviewing DESIGNED to PRESENT the COMPONENTS of a GOOD INTERVIEW. INCLUDES THREE TYPES of INTERVIEWS: the INFORMATION GATHERING INTERVIEW, the RESEARCH INTERVIEW and the EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEW. MIKE WALLACE, GEORGE GALLUP and JOHN SHINGLETON are INTERVIEWED ABOUT the METHODS and OBJECTIVES EACH USES DURING THEIR SPECIAL TYPE of INTERVIEW

5152 Interpersonal Communications THIS PROGRAM DEFINES INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION ACCORDING TO THE DEVELOPMENT APPROACH AS PROPOSED BY DR. G.R. MILLER. IT DESCRIBIES THE CULTURAL, SOCIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL LEVELS OF INFORMATION USED IN MAKING PREDICTIONS ABOUT OTHERS IN OUR ENVIRONMENT AND OUR COMMINCATING WITH THEM.

5153 Raised In Anger THIS PROGRAM is on CHILD ABUSE, HOSTED by ED ASNER. it SHOWS SEVERAL DIFFERENT FAMILY's LIVES and WHAT PARENTS can DO to GET HELP.

5154 Women Beating / Domestic Violence WIFE BEATING is an ANCIENT TRADITION BASED on the THEORY THAT WIVES are the PROPERTY of THEIR HUSBANDS. THIS FILM EXPLORES the EFFECTS of BEATING on WOMEN and THEIR CHILDREN and SUGGESTS SOME REASONS WHY SOME MEN BECOME WIFE BEATERS. it ALSO SHOWS STEPS CURRENTLY BEING TAKEN to FIGHT the PROBLEM. DE

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Number Series Title Description5155 American Enterprise Innovation THIS FILM EXPLORES the UNIQUE TALENT THAT COULD TURN

CRAZY IDEAS INTO "YANKEE INGENUITY." the FILM LOOKS at the GREAT INNOVATORS; MEN LIKE EDISON, MCCORMICK, WHITNEY, HOWE, and the WAYS in WHICH THEY MADE AMERICA MOVE.

5157 American Enterprise Organization AN OVERVIEW of a PRIME FACTOR in American GROWTH - ORGANIZATION. TURNING SCATTERED RESOURCES INTO ORGANIZED SYSTEMS is the KEYNOTE of the FILM, WHICH SHOWS how the PROCESS WORKED in the PAST- and is WORKING NOW.

5158 Your Erroneous Zone Part 15159 Your Erroneous Zone Part 25160 Shakespeare Plays Richard II - Part 1 THE BRITISH BROADCASTING COMPANY PRODUCTION of the

SHAKESPEAREAN PLAY. PART 1 of 3.5161 Shakespeare Plays Richard II - Part 2 THE BRITISH BROADCASTING COMPANY PRODUCTION of the

SHAKESPEAREAN PLAY. PART 2 of 3.5162 Shakespeare Plays Richard II - Part 3 THE BRITISH BROADCASTING COMPANY PRODUCTION of the

SHAKESPEAREAN PLAY. PART 3 of 35163 Shakespeare Plays As You Like It - Part 1 THIS is a COMEDY ABOUT ALL KINDS of LOVE - PHYSICAL and

INTELLECTUAL, SENTIMENTAL and CYNICAL, ENDURING LOVE BETWEEN FRIENDS and ROMANTIC LOVE at FIRST SIGHT. it is FULL of SONG. it is ALSO ABOUT the ROLES SOCIETY SOMETIMES FORCES US to PLAY.

5164 Shakespeare Plays As You Like It - Part 2 THIS is a COMEDY ABOUT ALL KINDS of LOVE - PHYSICAL and INTELLECTUAL, SENTIMENTAL and CYNICAL, ENDURING LOVE BETWEEN FRIENDS and ROMANTIC LOVE at FIRST SIGHT. it is FULL of SONG. it is ALSO ABOUT the ROLES SOCIETY SOMETIMES FORCES US to PLAY.

5165 Shakespeare Plays As You Like It - Part 3 THIS is a COMEDY ABOUT ALL KINDS of LOVE - PHYSICAL and INTELLECTUAL, SENTIMENTAL and CYNICAL, ENDURING LOVE BETWEEN FRIENDS and ROMANTIC LOVE at FIRST SIGHT. it is FULL of SONG. it is ALSO ABOUT the ROLES SOCIETY SOMETIMES FORCES US to PLAY.

5166 Shakespeare Plays Julius Caesar - Part 1 THE BRITISH BROADCASTING COMPANY PRODUCTION of the SHAKESPEAREAN PLAY JULIUS CAESAR

5167 Shakespeare Plays Julius Caesar - Part 2 CONTINUATION of PART I.5168 Shakespeare Plays Julius Caesar - Part 3 CONTINUATION of PART II, CONCLUSION of JULIUS CAESAR.5169 Displaced Homemaker THIS TAPE DEALS with HOMEMAKERS FEELINGS TOWARD

GOING BACK to WORK.5170 Connections The Trigger Effect THE 1965 NEW YORK CITY BLACKOUT RAISES QUESTIONS

ABOUT MODERN SOCIETY's RELIANCE on COMPLEX, INTERDEPENDENT TECHNOLOGICAL SYSTEMS.

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Number Series Title Description5171 Connections Death In the Morning THE DEVELOPMENT of the ATOMIC BOMB is TRACED BACK

MORE THAN 26 CENTURIES to the INVENTION of GOLD ASSAYING.

5175 Connections Thunder In the Skies THE ORIGINS of TODAY's JET AIRCRAFT ENGINES are TRACED to the INVENTIONS of the CHIMNEY in the 13TH CENTURY EUROPE.

5176 Connections The Long Chain BEGINNING with the SEARCH for PITCH to PROTECT DUTCH TRADING SHIPS, BURKE CHRONICLES the "TRIGGERS" of the MODERN PLASTIC INDUSTRIES.

5177 Connections Eat, Drink and Be Marry THE NEED for PROVISIONS for NAPOLEON's ARMIES "TRIGGERS" a SERIES of INVENTIONS THAT CULMINATES in the POWERFUL SATURN V.

5179 Connections Yesterday, Tomorrow and You THE PROCESS of INNOVATION, the ROLE of SOCIETY in THIS PROCESS, and the FUTURE of TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE are TOPICS in THIS FINAL EPISODE.

5180 Shakespeare Plays Measure For Measure - Part 1 IMAGINE a WORLD WHERE a SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN UNMARRIED PEOPLE is PUNISHABLE by DEATH. THAT is the LAW of VIENNA in MEASURE for MEASURE. the PREDICAMENT of ISABELLA, TORN BETWEEN HER ATTEMPT to SAVE HER BROTHER's CONDEMNED LIFE and HER VOWS to GOD, SHOWS CHRISTIAN VIRTUE TIED to the BREAKING POINT.



5183 Future Shock THIS BEST-SELLING AWARD WINNER is ABOUT CHANGE and CHOICE: ITS PACE is FAST and FURIOUS, and ITS AFFECTING ALL of US. VALUES, FAMILIES, and INSTITUTIONS are DISAPPEARING with HIGH SPEED FREQUENCY. the IMPACT of CHANGE can BE DEVASTATING or BENEFICIAL, the CHOICE is UP to the INDIVIDUAL as WELL as SOCIETY.

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Number Series Title Description5184 Gun Control Pro and Con - Part 1 THIS ABC NEWS CLOSEUP PURSUES the ARGUMENTS for and

AGAINST HANDGUN CONTROL. as MIGHT BE EXPECTED, NO AGREEMENT is REACHED, BUT MUCH of the EMOTION and MANY CATCH PHRASES are STRIPPED AWAY by THIS FILM SO THAT VIEWERS can FOCUS on the FACTS SUPPORTING the RESPECTIVE ARGUMENTS.

5185 The Gun Control Hoax The Gun: Pro and Con THIS ABC NEWS CLOSEUP PURSUES the ARGUMENTS for and AGAINST HANDGUN CONTROL. as MIGHT BE EXPECTED, NO AGREEMENT is REACHED, BUT MUCH of the EMOTION and MANY CATCH PHRASES are STRIPPED AWAY by THIS FILM SO THAT VIEWERS can FOCUS on the FACTS SUPPORTING the RESPECTIVE ARGUMENTS.. CONCLUSION

5186 Scared Straight CONVICTS WHO COMBAT CRIME are UNIQUE-AND SO are the RESULTS THEY ACHIEVE. THIS RIVETING DOCUMENTARY, NARRATED by PETER FALK, SHOWS how a GROUP of HARDENED CRIMINALS SERVING LIFE SENTENCES CONVINCE YOUNG DELINQUENTS to OBEY the LAW. EIGHTY PERCENT to NINETY PERCENT of the KIDS WHO PARTICIPATED in THIS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL PROGRAM GO STRAIGHT.

5187 Chest Exam Chest Exam DEMONSTRATES TECHNIQUE of AUSCULATION and PERCUSSION and TALKS ABOUT NORMAL and ABNORMAL BREATH SOUNDS. it ALSO DEMONSTRATES the TECHNIQUE of USING the STETHOSCOPE to LISTEN to BREATH SOUNDS.

5188 Lead Time PLANNING AHEAD for NEEDS and AVAILABILITY of RESOURCES and PEOPLE

5189 Tradeoffs5190 Growing Up In Ife- Primary Schooling In

Northern NigeriaA GLIMPSE INTO EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES in NIGERIA

5191 Simultaneous Communication Survival Vocabulary - Unit 1

EVERYDAY PHRASES and SENTENCES

5192 Simultaneous Communication Survival Vocabulary - Unit 2

ASKING QUESTIONS, WHERE? WHAT? ARE?

5193 Simultaneous Communication Survival Vocabulary Unit 3

TIME and NUMBERS. 1-10.

5194 Survival Vocabulary Unit 4 "VERB "TO BE" and OTHER COMMON VERBS"5195 Simultaneous Communication Survival

Vocabulary Unit 5"TIME of DAY"

5196 Simultaneous Communication Survival Vocabularyunit 6

"SCHOOL RELATED SENTENCES"

5197 Ssimultaneous Communicaton Urvival Vocabulary Unit 7

"USE of SPACE to DISTINGUISH AMONG PEOPLE and THINGS"

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Number Series Title Description5198 Simltaneous Communicaton Survival

Vocabulary Unit 8"NEGOTIATION"


"SIGN FAMILIES"


"FOOD"

5201 Dactylology Unit 1 A FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5202 Dactylology Unit 1 A-1 FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5203 Dactylology Unit 1 B FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5204 Dactylology Unit 1 C FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5205 Dactylology Unit 1 C-1 FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5206 Dactylology Unit 2 A FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5207 Dactylology Unit 2 B FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5208 Dactylology Unit 2 C FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5209 Dactylology Unit 2 D FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5210 Dactylology Unit 2 E FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5211 Dactylology Unit 3 A FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5212 Dactylology Unit 3 B FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5213 Dactylology Unit 3 C FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5214 Dactylology Unit 3 D FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5215 Dactylology Unit 3 E FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5216 Dactylology Unit 4 A FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5217 Dactylology Unit 4 B FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5218 Dactylology Unit 4 C FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5219 Dactylology Unit 4 D FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5220 Dactylology Unit 5 A FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5221 Dactylology Unit 5 B FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5222 Dactylology Unit 5 C FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5223 Dactylology Unit 5 D FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5224 Dactylology Basic I Vocab Modules 8-12 FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES EFFECTIVE CONTROL of the

MUSCLES THROUGH BIOFEEDBACK.5225 Dactylology Basic I Vocab Modules 13-15 FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5226 Dactylology Basic I Vocab Modules 16-18 FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5227 Dactylology Basic I Vocab Modules 19-20 FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5228 Dactylology Basic II Vocab Modules 21-24 FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5229 Dactylology Basic II Vocab Modules 25-28 FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5230 Dactylology Basic II Vocab Modules 29-33 FINGER-SPELLING EXERCISES5231 Pinstriping SHOWS PAINTING PINSTRIPING on an AUTO BODY5232 Education For Life Education it never stops, the classroom is no longer just for the youth.

DW5234 Improving Lecture Skills 1 How to deliver a LECTURE Pt.1 DW5235 Improving Lecture Skills 2 How to deliver a LECTURE Pt.2 DW

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Number Series Title Description5236 Discussion Leading Techniques TECHNIQUES or METHODS THAT a DISCUSSION LEADER MIGHT

USE to GUIDE and FACILITATE a SMALL GROUP DISCUSSION.

5237 Progressives THIS FILM PORTRAYS the PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT as a RESPONSE to the CHALLENGES of POVERTY and SQUALOR at the TURN of the CENTURY. it COVERS SUCH IMPORTANT LEADERS AS, THEODORE ROOSEVELT FIGHTING BOB LAFOLLETTE and JACOB RIIS, REVIEWS THEIR PROGRAMS and RELATES PROGRESSIVE GOALS to TRADITIONAL American VALUES

5238 Free To Choose The Power of the Market THE FREE MARKET is a SYSTEM of VOLUNTARY COOPERATION in WHICH COORDINATION is ACHIEVED THROUGH PRICES WHICH TRANSMIT INFORMATION, PROVIDE INCENTIVE to ACT on THAT INFORMATION and DISTRIBUTE the PRODUCT.

5239 Free To Choose Anatomy of Crisis THE DEPRESSION ORIGINATED in the UNITED STATES as a CONSEQUENCE of FEDERAL RESERVE POLICY, SPREAD to the REST of the WORLD and WAS DEEPENED in the UNITED STATES by the CONSEQUENT BACKWASH FROM ABROAD.

5240 Free To Choose Who Protects the Consumer? THE BEST PROTECTION for the CONSUMER is the AVAILABILITY of the WIDEST RANGE of ALTERNATIVE SUPPLIES THROUGH FREE MARKET COMPETITION.

5241 Free To Choose The Cure For Inflation INFLATION is ALWAYS and EVERYWHERE a MONETARY PHENOMENON RESULTING FROM a MORE RAPID INCREASE in the QUANTITY of MONEY THAN in OUTPUT of GOODS and SERVICES. it can BE CURED ONLY by the GOVERNMENT SPENDING LESS and CREATING LESS MONEY. FALSE CURES, SUCH as WAGE and PRICE CONTROLS, DO MORE HARM THAN GOOD.

5242 Like a New Birth: Plant Modernization Through Collective Coop

PLANT MODERNIZATION THROUGH COLLECTIVE COOPERATION-A LABOR MANAGEMENT CASE STUDY

5243 Helping a Growinal Dimension of Management HOW to FACILITATE GROWTH in SUBORDINATES, ONCE DONE THROUGH APPRENTICESHIP. WHAT ATTITUDES and RELATIONSHIPS FACILITATE or INHIBIT TRUST and MOTIVATION?

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Number Series Title Description5244 Muscle Muscle THIS FILM FULLY DESCRIBES and DEMONSTRATES the UNIQUE

PROPERTIES of EACH KIND of MUSCULAR TISSUE, SHOWS how DIFFERENT MUSCLE SYSTEMS are COORDINATED, EXAMINES the ROLE of the NERVOUS SYSTEM in MUSCULAR ACTIVITY, EXPLAINS the CHEMISTRY of MUSCULAR ACTION ITSELF. it ALSO DISCUSSES MUSCLE CONTROL USING an EMG MACHINE and BIOFEEDBACK SYSTEMS to TREAT INSOMNIA, PSYCHOSOMATIC ILLNESSES, and HYPERTENSION.

5245 View Points For Action RAY RISKEY on VIEWPOINTS for ACTION PROGRAM, SPEAKING on DEATH and DYING COURSES.

5246 Juvenile Hearing REENACTMENT of a PRELIMINARY HEARING of a MINOR BEFORE an INGHAM COUNTY REFEREE. SHE is CHARGED with ASSAULT. the PARENTS are DIVORCED

5247 Closer Look AN INTERVIEW with LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN's RESOURCE CENTER STAFF (ANDRA LINDSAY and MARY LAING) DESCRIBING SERVICES AVAILABLE for DISPLACED HOMEMAKERS, FOLLOWED by an INTERVIEW with TWO DISPLACED HOMEMAKERS WHO HAVE USED the SERVICES of the WOMEN's RESOURCE CENTER.

5248 Multimedia Standard First Aid DEALS with BLEEDING, BREATHING, SHOCK and POISON5249 American Sign Language Lesson 1 LESSON 15250 American Sign Language Lesson 2 LESSON 25251 American Sign Language Lesson 3 - Mother's New Home MOTHER's NEW HOME5252 American Sign Language Lesson 4 - the Automobile THE AUTOMOBILE5253 American Sign Language Lesson 5 - Washington Dc WASHINGTON DC5254 American Sign Language Lesson 6 - a Seaside Vacation A SEASIDE VACATION5255 American Sign Language Lesson 7 - Thanksgiving Dinner THANKSGIVING DINNER5256 American Sign Language Lesson 8 - a Shopping Expedition A SHOPPING EXPEDITION5257 American Sign Language Lesson 9 - My Job Application MY JOB APPLICATION5258 American Sign Language Lesson 10 - My Visit To Ohio MY VISIT to OHIO5259 Para/Short Stories Braile The story of Braile told in voice and Sign Language5260 Para/Short Stories Comm. Div. At Ntid The story of COMM. DIV. at NTID told in voice and Sign Language5261 Para/Short Stories Dummy The story of DUMMY told in voice and Sign Language5262 Para/Short Stories If You Don't Know - Ask The story of IF You DON'T KNOW - ASK told in voice and Sign

Language5263 Para/Short Stories Lowell J. Myers The story of told in LOWELL J. MYERS voice and Sign Language5264 Para/Short Stories Manual Communication and Speech The story of MANUAL COMMUNICATION and SPEECH told in voice

and Sign Language5266 Para/Short Stories Study Break At Rit The story of STUDY BREAK at RIT told in voice and Sign Language5267 Para/Short Stories Washoe The story of WASHOE told in voice and Sign Language

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Number Series Title Description5268 Para/Short Stories Gallaudet College The story of GALLAUDET COLLEGE told in voice and Sign Language

5269 American Short Story The Golden Honeymoon THERESA WRIGHT and JAMES WHITMORE STAR in the POIGNANT COMEDY ABOUT an ELDERLY COUPLE WHO TAKE a WINTER VACATION in ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA in the 1920's. THERE THEY DISCOVER THAT 50 YEARS of MARRIAGE DOES NOT PREVENT the STIRRING of OLD JEALOUSY or DIMINISH the CHANCES of an EVEN DEEPER LOVE.

5270 American Short Story Rappaccini's Daughter KRISTOFFER TABORI and KATHLEEN BELLER are FEATURED in THIS TALE of 18TH CENTURY ITALY and a YOUNG MAN's ROMANTIC ENTANGLEMENT with a BEAUTIFUL YET FORBIDDEN YOUNG WOMAN in a POISONOUS GARDEN.

5271 American Short Story The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg THE MANTLE of SMALL TOWN SELF-RIGHTEOUSNESS is TORN FROM HADLEYBURG WHEN a VISITING STRANGER CONCOCTS a SCHEME to TEST the HONESTY of a TOWN's LEADING CITIZEN. FEATURED in the FILM are ROBERT PRESTON, FRED GWYNNE, TOM ALDREDGE and FRANCES STERNHAGEN.

5272 American Short Story The Greatest Man In the World THE FIRST MAN to FLY SOLO and NON-STOP AROUND the WORLD is an ILLITERATE INCORRIGIBLE LOUT. ATTEMPTS by NEWSMEN and HIGH GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS to PRESENT HIM as a HERO FAIL DISMALLY. FEATURED in the FILM are BRAD DAVIS, CAROL KANE, HOWARD DASILVA and JOHN MCMARTIN.

5273 American Short Story The Sky Is Gray A YOUNG BLACK FARMBOY's VISIT to the DENTIST in a SMALL LOUISIANA TOWN MARKS the DRAWING of HIS SOCIAL and SELF-AWARENESS. FEATURED in the FILM are OLIVIA COLE, CLEAVON LITTLE and JAMES OND III.

5274 American Short Story Barn Burning TOMMY LEE JONES and SHAWN WHITTINGTON are FEATURED in THIS STORY of a FAMILY of TENANT FARMERS in the RURAL SOUTH. ANY DISAGREEMENT with the LANDOWNERS PROVOKES the HEAD of the FAMILY to COMMIT ACTS of DESTRUCTION AGAINST HIS EMPLOYERS. HIS SON MUST CHOOSE BETWEEN HIS AVERSION to PLAYING the ACCOMPLICE in HIS FATHER's VIOLENCE and HATE FILLED DEEDS and HIS DESIRE to WIN HIS FATHER's ACCEPTANCE.

5275 American Short Story The Jilting of Granny Weatherrall GERALDINE FITZGERALD PORTRAYS a MATRIARCH WHO, on HER DEATH BED, STRUGGLES to RESOLVE TORMENTING MEMORIES of a PAST SHE HAD LONG SINCE BURIED. LOIS SMITH is FEATURED as HER DAUGHTER.

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Number Series Title Description5276 American Short Story Paul's Case PAUL's CASE, with ERIC ROBERTS and MICHAEL HIGGINS DEALS

with a ROMANTIC YOUNG MAN WHO DROPS Out of HIGH SCHOOL in TURN-OF-THE- CENTURY PITTSBURGH and JOURNEYS to NEW YORK CITY.

5277 Police oral Board Appraisal LCC Production5278 The Job Interview FIVE SKITS. EACH DEPICTS a SITUATION of a JOB INTERVIEW.

the FIRST THREE are WAYS NOT to INTERVIEW, WHILE the LAST TWO are WAYS a PERSON SHOULD INTERVIEW.

5279 The Massey Tapes What You Are Isn't Necessarily What You Will Be

DR. MORRIS MASSEY PROFILES TWO UNIQUE GENERATIONS WITHIN OUR SOCIETY, "TRADITIONALISTS" and "REJECTIONISTS" and COMPARE THEIR DEFINITIONS of SUCCESS and APPROACH to SOLVING PROBLEMS. HE DISCUSSES the IMPACT of TELEVISION and OTHER MEDIA on TODAY's YOUNG PEOPLE. ACCEPTANCE, COMMITMENT, and RESPONSIBILITY are the KEYS to SOLVING CONFLICTS BETWEEN OTHERS and OURSELVES, BUT FIRST, MASSEY POINTS OUT, We MUST TAKE TIME to CARE.

5281 Odyssey The Incas In the 16th century, the Incas flourished in the harsh conditions of the Andes Mountains in South America, ranging over an area nearly 2,500 miles from end to end. During this time, the Incas organized a remarkable system of government: a welfare state in which everyone worked on a rotating schedule and no one went hungry. Land was assigned to individuals to be farmed for private and public ends; state warehouses throughout the empire held grain and clothing for use by the army and by the public; and a network of well-engineered roads enabled relay runners to cover more than 100 miles a day as they carried information to and from the imperial capital of Cuzco. Yet this advanced civilization existed at its peak for fewer than 40 years before Spaniard Francisco Pizarro arrived and virtually destroyed one of the world’s greatest civilizations.

5282 The Odyssey-The Chaco Legacy EXAMINES ARCHAEOLOGICAL THEORIES ABOUT the RISE and FALL of CHACOAN CULTURE, WHICH FLOURISHED 900 YEARS AGO in the AREA of CHACO CANYON, NM.

5285 American Sign Language American Sign Language A COMBINATION of VC-5259 THROUGH VC-5268, the PARA//SHORT STORIES SERIES.

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Number Series Title Description5286 Buscaglia A Celebration For Becoming Fully You (Copy 1) Leo BUSCAGLIA TALKS ABOUT QUALITY of LIFE in TERMS of

LOVE and SELF and OTHERS. A PERSON is a HISTORY and THERE are NO TWO ALIKE. PEOPLE MAY USE THEIR POTENTIAL to BECOME FULLY ALIVE and FULLY THEMSELVES. LOSING POTENTIAL BECAUSE of LOVING SOMEONE ELSE is Not LOVE. the ONLY WAY to TRULY LOVE SOMEONE is to BECOME FULLY YOURSELF. it is the GREATEST GIFT to LOVE.

5287 Buscaglia A Celebration For Becoming Fully You (Copy 2) LEO BUSCAGLIA TALKS ABOUT QUALITY of LIFE in TERMS of LOVE and SELF and OTHERS. a PERSON is a HISTORY and THERE are NO TWO ALIKE. PEOPLE MAY USE THEIR POTENTIAL to BECOME FULLY ALIVE and FULLY THEMSELVES. LOSING POTENTIAL BECAUSE of LOVING SOMEONE ELSE is NOT LOVE. the ONLY WAY to TRULY LOVE SOMEONE is to BECOME FULLY YOURSELF. it is the GREATEST GIFT to LOVE.

5288 Freestyle Partners - Program 1B FREESTYLE is a CAREER-AWARENESS PROJECT DESIGNED to ENCOURAGE NINE to TWELVE YEAR OLD CHILDREN to FREELY EXPLORE THEIR INTERESTS, DEVELOP THEIR SKILLS, and CHOOSE THEIR CAREER PATHS. PENNY and MARCUS TEAM UP THEIR TALENTS to FORM a HOME-REPAIR SERVICE and EARN SOME MUCH NEEDED SPENDING MONEY. at FIRST ALL GOES WELL, for PENNY can FIX ALMOST ANYTHING and MARCUS is a GREAT ORGANIZER and SALESPERSON. BUT THEN TROUBLE STARTS WHEN MARCUS ACCUSES PENNY of BEING TOO BOSSY. BECAUSE PENNY's TELEPHONE NUMBER ISN'T on the BUSINESS CARDS THAT MARCUS HAD PRINTED, PENNY and MARCUS QUARREL and GO THEIR SEPARATE WAYS. THEY QUICKLY FIND HOWEVER, THAT NEITHER is VERY EFFECTIVE in a REPAIR SERVICE WITHOUT the OTHER. FINALLY THEY DECIDE to MAKE UP. THEY REALIZE THAT THEY HAVE LEARNED a LOT FROM EACH OTHER.

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Number Series Title Description5289 Freestyle Cheers PENNY HAS BEEN PLANNING to TRY Out for CHEERLEADING, and

RAMON BELONGS to an AFTERSCHOOL SOCCER CLUB. THEIR FRIENDS are COUNTING on THEM, BUT THEY BOTH SECRETLY WANT to ENTER the SCHOOLS SCIENCE CONTEST. THEIR SCIENCE TEACHER, MR. MINGUS, ENCOURAGES PENNY and RAMON, BUT TELLS THEM THEY CAN'T DO EVERYTHING and THEY BOTH DISCOVER THAT THEY WANT to ENTER the SCIENCE CONTEST, BUT are AFRAID of WHAT THEIR FRIEND WILL THINK. THEY FINALLY DECIDE to TEAM UP and ENTER the CONTEST. THEIR INDEPENDENT THINKING is REWARDED by NOT ONLY WINNING the CONTEST BUT the APPROVAL and ADMIRATION of THEIR FRIENDS as WELL.

5290 Freestyle Flags DENISE is INVITED to JOIN the FLAG FOOTBALL TEAM. SHE is an OUTSTANDING RUNNER and the BEST RECEIVER on the TEAM. BUT SHE is ALSO the ONLY GIRL on the TEAM. THAT BOTHERS SOME of the PARENTS, WHO FEEL THIS KIND of ACTIVITY "JUST ISN'T DONE" by a GIRL. the PARENTS DEMAND THAT DENISE BE TAKEN OFF the TEAM -- JUST BEFORE the CHAMPIONSHIP GAME. the COACH DOESN'T LET HER PLAY, BUT HER DETERMINATION and SKILL WIN the COACH's ADMIRATION and the COACH DECIDES to LET HER PLAY in the NEXT GAME. DENISE LEADS HER TEAM to VICTORY and PROVES THAT TALENT and DETERMINATION can OVERCOME SEXUAL STEREOTYPING.

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Number Series Title Description5291 Freestyle Helping Hand- Program 4A DOLORES VACCARO, WHO COMES FROM MEXICO, is HAVING

TROUBLE with MATH. HER MATHEMATICAL ABILITIES are STRONG, BUT SHE HAS TROUBLE READING the WORD PROBLEMS in ENGLISH. HER MATH TEACHER TELLS HER THAT UNLESS HER WORK IMPROVES SHE WILL BE MOVED Out of the ADVANCED-MATH CLASS. BEING AFRAID THAT SHE WILL BE MOVED BACK in ALL of HER SUBJECTS, WALTER DINSMORE, a VOLUNTEER TUTOR, is ASSIGNED to HELP DOLORES with HER MATH. WALTER (WHO DOESN'T KNOW ANY SPANISH) THINKS HE SHOULD TELL the HEAD of the TUTORING PROGRAM THAT DOLORES NEEDS a READING TUTOR INSTEAD of a MATH TUTOR, BUT DOLORES MAKES HIM PROMISE NOT to TELL ANYONE ABOUT HER TROUBLE with ENGLISH. WALTER TURNS to HIS FRIEND RAMON ORTIZ for HELP in TEACHING DOLORES, SINCE RAMON SPEAKS SPANISH, BUT RAMON TURNS HIM DOWN. WALTER TRIES to LEARN SOME SPANISH on HIS OWN BUT SOON REALIZES THERE ISN'T ENOUGH TIME for THAT. DOLORES MAKES an EARNEST PLEA for HELP to RAMON, WHO is UNABLE to SAY NO. WORKING TOGETHER DOLORES LEARNS the ENGLISH WORDS NEEDED in MATH and PASSES the NEXT MATH TEST. RAMON and WALTER are as PLEASED and EXCITED as DOLORES, and RAMON DISCOVERS THAT HELPING OTHERS as a

5292 Freestyle Scoop Part 1 DENISE, PENNY, WALTER, MARCUS and RAMON are TAKING an EXTRA-CREDIT COURSE in NEWSPAPER JOURNALISM. THEIR TEACHER, MR. KIPNIS, SEND THEM Out in PURSUIT of an ATTENTION-GRABBING LEAD ARTICLE and WHEN THEY MEET AGAIN THEY are at ODDS with ONE ANOTHER. DENISE, as EDITOR of the PAPER, HAS DONE the JOB of RESOLVING the CONFLICT. INSTEAD of DECIDING WHICH TEAM of REPORTERS is RIGHT, DENISE, SENDS BOTH TEAMS Out to GATHER MORE FACTS. WALTER and RAMON GATHER CONFLICTING DATA on the WORKING WOMAN, WHEN MR. DINSMORE LEARNS ABOUT the NEWSPAPER STAFF's INTEREST in FAIR-EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES for WOMEN, HE CALLS the PRINCIPAL to COMPLAIN.

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Number Series Title Description5294 Freestyle Hike - 7A WALTER's YOUNGER SISTER is INVITED to GO on a GEOLOGY

FIELD TRIP with WALTER and SEVERAL OLDER STUDENTS to the TOP of PINNACLE PARK. TESS, FEARFUL of TRYING SOMETHING NEW, GETS SO ENGROSSED in ROCK COLLECTING THAT SHE is LEFT BEHIND by the OTHERS and is SOON LOST and DESPERATELY AFRAID. WALTER GETS STUCK HALFWAY UP THINKING HE WILL USE a SHORTCUT and SURPRISE the OTHERS by BEING at the TOP of the PEAK WHEN THEY GET THERE. MS. SPENCER, the ADULT LEADER of the TRIP, HAS to TALK HIM DOWN VERY CAREFULLY. SHE HAS SOME WORDS to SAY ABOUT WHEN to TAKE RISKS. the GROUP FINALLY REACHES the TOP and TESS GIVES HER SCARF as a FLAG to PLANT on the SUMMIT.

5295 Freestyle Variety Special Stereotyping- Program 8B IN a FANTASTIC CANNING FACTORY, STEREOTYPING TROLLS TRY to LURE ARLENA, PAM, JEFF and TY INTO CANS to MAKE ALL the BOYS the SAME and ALL the GIRLS the SAME. the KIDS OUTSMART the TROLLS and SEAL THEM UP in THEIR OWN CANS. MIKE FARRELL, COSTAR of MASH, JOINS the GROUP and DISCUSSES WHAT STEREOTYPING is and WHY ITS UNFAIR. WE'RE BACK at the STEREOTYPING FACTORY AGAIN, WHERE the CAST DOES a DANCE THAT CHALLENGES PEOPLE WHO STEREOTYPE, and THEIR FIXED NOTIONS. the SHOW CONCLUDES with HUGS ALL AROUND, and a CHORUS of "BREAKING FREE".

5296 Freestyle Candidates DENICE's CAMPAIGN for ELECTION as HOMEROOM PRESIDENT at HER SCHOOL is NOT GOING VERY WELL. HER OPPONENT, TYLER STEER, is a POPULAR BIG SHOT at SCHOOL. DENICE's MAIN CAMPAIGN PROMISE to ORGANIZE a SKATEBOARD SHOW at the SCHOOL's SPRING CARNIVAL, APPEARS to HAVE BEEN FRUSTRATED by the PHYS. ED. DEPARTMENT ELECTED HOMEROOM PRESIDENT.

5297 Freestyle Young and Old - Program 10B A CLASS ASSIGNMENT SENDS WALTER and MARCUS TOURING THEIR LOCAL SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER. the BOY's INITIAL RELUCTANCE QUICKLY TURNS to INTEREST and THEN to BIG BUSINESS PLANS for the CENTER YOUNG and OLD CLASH WHEN MARCUS STARTS GIVING ORDERS and the SENIOR CITIZENS GET TURNED OFF and GIVE UP. the BOYS REALIZE THAT FORCING HELP on OTHERS is NO HELP at ALL. it is a HARD LESSON LEARNED, BUT in the END, EVERYONE BENEFITS FROM the BOYS UNDERSTANDING

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Number Series Title Description5298 Freestyle Good Signs- Program 11A TONI HUNT, a DEAF GIRL, JOINS MR. ROPER's MATH CLASS.

SOME of the STUDENTS SEEM to RESENT HER PRESENCE and SEVERAL PROBLEMS ARISE. MR. ROPER WONDERS WHETHER TONI REALLY BELONGS in HIS CLASS and TELLS the SUPPORT TEACHER THAT HE THINKS TONI SHOULD RETURN to the SPECIAL CLASSES for DEAF CHILDREN. PENNY TRIES to TALK to MR. ROPER BUT HE PUTS HER OFF UNTIL the NEXT DAY. PENNY TALKS to MR. ROPER ABOUT TONI and HE AGREES to TRY to HELP HER. MRS. YATES's CLASS HAS CHALLENGED MR. ROPER's CLASS to a MATH CONTEST and the FOUR BEST STUDENTS FROM EACH CLASS WILL REPRESENT THEIR CLASS. TONI PASSES the PRELIMINARY TEST and is CHOSEN as ONE of the STUDENTS for the CONTEST. TONI ANSWERS the QUESTION THAT WINS the CONTEST.

5299 Freestyle Hey Mom - Program- 12B KATHLEEN DINSMORE WANTS to TAKE a JOB, to SUPPLEMENT the FAMILY INCOME as WELL as to EXPLORE an INTEREST of HER's OUTSIDE of the HOME. HER HUSBAND is STRONGLY AGAINST the IDEA and HER CHILDREN HAVE MIXED FEELINGS. KATHLEEN LEARNS THAT THERE are OPENINGS at the LOCAL TOOL and DIE PLANT. BOB is LAID OFF of HIS JOB and it LOOKS as THOUGH KATHLEEN WILL HAVE to TAKE a JOB. HE OBJECTS WHEN KATHLEEN TELLS HIM ABOUT the TOOL and DIE CO. BOB FINDS a NEW JOB and THEY RESOLVE THEIR DIFFERENCES and CONTINUE HAPPILY as a FAMILY with BOTH PARENTS WORKING.

5300 Freestyle Grease Monkey -Program 13B CHRIS, a YOUNG GIRL with MECHANICAL SKILLS, PERSUADES MAT MORGAN a HARD-NOSED EMPLOYER, to GIVE HER a JOB PUMPING GAS for the SUMMER. DAVE TEACHES HER ABOUT AUTO REPAIR. MAT and DAVE TRUST CHRIS to HANDLE the GAS STATION on HER OWN ONE AFTERNOON, BUT CHRIS ENCOUNTERS an ENGINE REPAIR PROBLEM THAT SHE CAN'T HANDLE. RATHER THAN ADMIT the JOB is BEYOND HER SKILLS, SHE TRIES and FAILS. UNHAPPY BECAUSE of HER MISTAKE, CHRIS HESITATES to GO BACK to the STATION. with ENCOURAGEMENT FROM HER MOTHER, SHE DECIDES to RETURN and FACE MATT AGAIN. CHRIS is ENTRUSTED with the STATION, and AGAIN an ENGINE BREAKDOWN, with CLEVERNESS, CLEAR THINKING and a COOL HEAD SHE HANDLES a TRICKY FUEL-FILTER REPAIR JOB.

5301 Turning Points

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Number Series Title Description5302 Speaking Effectively To 1 or 1000 THIS MOVIE SHOWS VIEWERS THAT SPEAKING NEED NOT BE

PAINFUL and GIVES CLEAR CONCISE KEYS for IMPROVING COMMUNICATION SKILLS. MORE IMPORTANT it is a TRAINING TOOL THAT can BE USED ORGANIZATION-WIDE to TEACH PEOPLE the TEN MOST IMPORTANT FACTORS of COMMUNICATION. FACTORS THAT WILL IMPROVE INFORMATION FLOW and OVERALL COMMUNICATION at ALL LEVELS.

5303 Media For Presentations A THOUGHTFUL, YET LIGHT TREATMENT of WHAT MEDIA can ACHIEVE as COMMUNICATION DEVICES. it is an UP-TO-DATE and INFORMATIVE BASIC INTRODUCTION to the ADVANTAGES of AUDIO-VISUAL COMMUNICATION

5304 Older People - Nutrition and Exercise THIS TAPE HIGHLIGHTS a NUTRITIONIST and LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE's ADAPTIVE REHABILITATION PROGRAM DIRECTOR DISCUSSING how NUTRITION and EXERCISE AFFECTS OLDER PEOPLE. TWO PARTICIPANTS at LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE's PROGRAM are SHOWN EXERCISING and are INTERVIEWED.

5305 How To Take Examinations THIS FILM PROVIDES the BASIS for UNDERSTANDING WHAT TESTS are ALL ABOUT. ALSO SOME HELPFUL HINTS on how to BECOME MORE "TEST SOPHISTICATED."

5306 Are You Ready Firefighter need to maintain their fitness in order to reduce the chances of serious injury during fire fighting; as well as to promote personal health.

5308 Age Of Uncertainty The Fatal Competition AGE of UNCERTAINTY, a SERIES, TRACES the HISTORY of WORLD ECONOMICS. the FATAL COMPETITION INVESTIGATES the ORIGINS and DEVELOPMENT of the MILITARY and INDUSTRIAL ECONOMY as a RESULT of the COLD WAR and the CONTINUING RIVALRY BETWEEN the UNITED STATES and the SOVIET UNION.

5310 Age Of Uncertainty The Metropolis PORTRAYS PROBLEMS of the INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY as SEEN in the URBAN METROPOLIS

5311 The Wet Look Eros - Response To a Changing World AN OVERVIEW of the ROLE of the EARTH RESOURCES OBSERVATION SYSTEMS (EROS) PROGRAM and the EROS DATA CENTER in the REMOTE SENSING ACTIVITY of the U.S. DEPARTMENT of the INTERIOR / GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. INCLUDES SEQUENCES of ACTIVITIES at the EROS DATA CENTER and OTHER FACILITIES. NARRATOR GIVES BRIEF REFERENCES to SEVERAL APPLICATIONS. ORIENTED to GENERAL AUDIENCES. EXPLORES how LANDSAT's REMOTE SENSING CAPABILITIES HELP RESOLVE WATER RESOURCE PROBLEMS.

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Number Series Title Description5312 Nasa's Earth Resources Technology Satellite SHOWS TEN US SCIENTISTS EXPLAINING and DEMONSTRATING

how THEY USE ERTS (NOW LANDSAT) DATA to IDENTIFY CROPS FORESTS and GRASSLANDS; to STUDY URBAN ENVIRONMENT; DETERMINE the BOUNDARY of WETLANDS; IDENTIFY GEOLOGICAL FEATURES THAT MAY LEAD to TARGET AREAS for MINERAL and MINERAL FUEL EXPLORATION; and to MONITOR DISASTERS INCLUDING FLOOD and VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS. the FILM is MORE TECHNICAL THAN EROS: RESPONSE to a CHANGING WORLD. it DOES NOT DEFINE the FUNCTIONS of the EROS DATA CENTER.

5313 Whole Earth's Colors AN INTERESTING INFORMATIVE MOVIE WHICH EXPLAINS MULTISPECTRAL SENSING by USE of MUSIC TONES to COMPARE COMBINATIONS of SOUNDS with COMBINATIONS of AUDIENCE. GOOD for STUDENT GROUPS. INCLUDES INFORMATION on REMOTE SENSING FROM SPACE, and REFERS to APPLICATIONS and POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS of REMOTELY-SENSED DATA.

5314 Pollution Solution 14:26/ the Fractured Look 13:43

EXAMINES the WAYS in WHICH LANDSAT MAY SERVE as a TOOL in RESOLVING ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY PROBLEMS.

5315 Showing Concern (14:30)/ Land For People Land For Bears (14:30)

INTRODUCES the LANDSAT SATELLITE as a PARTIAL SOLUTION to the DATA for LAND USE MAPPING and WILDLIFE HABITAT MAPPING.

5316 Remote Possibilities Presents Landsat and its “big picture from outer space.” The concept of remote sensing is explained. The satellite can provide visual imagery of resource problems in the fields of environmental quality, geology, water, land use and agriculture.

5317 1985 (18:00) / Blue Planet Earth (18:30) AN OVERVIEW of the SPACE PROGRAM FEATURING the HIGHLIGHTS of AMERICA's ROLE in SPACE EXPLORATION. it VISUALLY PORTRAYS a COMPOSITE LUNAR LANDING MISSION and a FEW of the KEY BENEFITS THAT We are REALIZING FROM UNMANNED MISSIONS. the TAPE RAN as a THEATRICAL SHORT SUBJECT for TWO YEARS BEGINNING at the RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL in NEW YORK CITY. NARRATED by BURGESS MEREDITH. AWARDS: U.S. INDUSTRIAL FILM FESTIVAL, 1972. GOLDEN EAGLE CERTIFICATE, COUNCIL on INTERNATIONAL NONTHEATRICAL EVENTS.

5318 A European Idea - Part 1 NARRATED by ACTOR PETER USTINOV and HISTORIAN JOHN TERRAINE, THIS PROGRAM BRINGS to LIFE the EXCITING and TRAGIC EVENTS of RECENT HISTORY and POINTS the DIRECTION for the FUTURE.

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Number Series Title Description5319 A European Idea - Part 2 NARRATED by ACTOR PETER USTINOV and HISTORIAN JOHN

TERRAINE, THIS PROGRAM BRINGS to LIFE the EXCITING and TRAGIC EVENTS of RECENT HISTORY and POINTS the DIRECTION for the FUTURE.

5320 China A Class By Itself A LOOK at CONTEMPORARY CHINA. COVERS the ENORMOUS CHANGES POLITICAL, ECONOMIC and SOCIAL - INSTITUTED by TENG HSIAO-PING. LOOKS at CHANGES in EDUCATION, and ITS ROLE in MODERNIZATION.

5321 If Japan Can, Why Can't We WHY ARE WE STRUGGLING WITH DOUBLE DIGIT INFALTION, A LOWER STANDARD OF LIVING, AND A FALTERING RATE OF PRODUCTIVITY, WHULE Japanese GNP HAS BEEN GROWING BY MORE THAN 10% ANNUALLY? THESE AND OTHER QUESTIONS ARE ANSWERED FORCEFULLY AND GRAPHICALLY

5322 If Japan Can, Why Can't We WHY ARE WE STRUGGLING WITH DOUBLE DIGIT INFALTION, A LOWER STANDARD OF LIVING, AND A FALTERING RATE OF PRODUCTIVITY, WHULE Japanese GNP HAS BEEN GROWING BY MORE THAN 10% ANNUALLY? THESE AND OTHER QUESTIONS ARE ANSWERED FORCEFULLY AND GRAPHICALLY

5323 Styles of Leadership TOBY HEWITT DECIDES how to WIN COMMITMENT FROM HER PEOPLE WHEN HER DEPARTMENT is OFFERED an IMPORTANT NEW CONTRACT THAT WILL CALL for a MAXIMUM EFFORT by EVERYONE.

5325 A New Look At Motivation What motivates us to work and how to stay motivated? DW5327 The United States Becomes a World Power FEBRUARY 15, 1891-HAVANA HARBOR. THIS DAY, THIS PLACE

WAS the PIVOT AROUND WHICH the COURSE of UNITED STATES FOREIGN POLICY and INTERNATIONAL PRESTIGE SWUNG. the SINKING of the MAINE WAS a CRUCIAL TIME for AMERICA. the FILM REVIEWS the FUNDAMENTALS of the PREVIOUS POLICY STANCE of the COUNTRY and the REASON for IT.

5328 Finding Time THIS FILM DISCUSSES SOME of the REASONS WHY PERSONAL and ORGANIZATIONAL TIME SCHEDULING are SO DIFFICULT-MOST of the PROBLEMS are BASED on INDIVIDUALS' PERCEPTIONS of TIME.

5329 Creative Problem Solving ANIMATION is USED to ILLUSTRATE SOME of the MAJOR PSYCHOLOGICAL STAGES in CREATIVE THOUGHT, with a SPECIAL SECTION on SPLIT-BRAIN THEORIES.

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Number Series Title Description5330 The Last Tribe of Mindanas THE LAST FRONTIER of the PHILIPPINES is the ISLAND of

MINDANAO, WHERE FARMS, RANCHES, MINES and LUMBER CAMPS are ADVANCING CIVILIZATION-AND DESTROYING the CULTURE of the NATIVE TRIBES. THIS JOURNEY TRACES the EFFORTS of MANADA ELIZANDE JR. to SAVE the TRIBES LAND and HERITAGE. the BLALAN: a FUGITIVE PEOPLE DRIVEN FROM THEIR LAND FORCED to STEAL to LIVE. the HIGAONON: ELIZANDE's INFLUENCE HELPED SAVE THESE TREE-DWELLER's VILLAGE FROM LUMBER COMPANIES. the TBOILI: THIS TRIBE RECLAIMED THEIR VALLEY and BUILT a BARRIO to HOUSE SOME 800 FAMILIES. a MEETING with a STONE AGE PEOPLE HIGHLIGHTS the HOUR DISCOVERED LAST SUMMER. the TASADY TRIBE MAY HAVE BEEN ISOLATED for MORE THAN 1000 YEARS.

5331 When I Say No, I Feel Guilty TEACHES VIEWERS HOW TO COPE WITH EVERYDAY PROBLEMS AND CONFLICTS AT WORK OR IN LIFE BY USING SPECIAL VERBAL SKILLS OF SYSTEMATIC ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING.

5333 Winners and Losers: Poverty In California A DOCUMENTARY ABOUT the CAUSES and EFFECTS of POVERTY, USING EXAMPLES FROM the BLACK GHETTOS of EAST OAKLAND to the CHICANO BARRIOS of EAST LOS ANGELES.

5334 Drink Drank Drunk COMEDIENNE CAROL BURNETT HOSTS THIS SPECIAL THAT is DESIGNED to PROVIDE HELP and HOPE for the FAMILIES and FRIENDS of ALCOHOLICS.

5335 Nova Secrets of Sleep AN EXAMINATION of SOME of the THEORIES of SLEEP and the REASON for DREAMS. the PROGRAM SHOWS the KINDS of SLEEP RESEARCH BEING CONDUCTED and LOOKS in on a GROUP SESSION in WHICH the HIDDEN MEANINGS THAT DREAMS MAY HAVE are UNRAVELED. it ALSO CHALLENGES SOME TRADITIONAL NOTIONS of how MUCH SLEEP We NEED and SUGGESTS THAT WORRY OVER INSOMNIA MIGHT BE WORSE THAN INSOMNIA ITSELF.

5336 Inflation The Sky's the Limit A GROUP of EXPERTS ASSEMBLED VIA SATELLITE HOOK-UP BETWEEN BOSTON, WASHINGTON, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY, and DALLAS DISCUSS the PROBLEM of INFLATION and POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS.

5337 Electrophysiology of the Muscle Cell - Part 1 AN EXPLANATION of THIS PHENOMENON in a STEP by STEP MANNER RELATING to the CARDIAC CYCLE, ACTION POTENTIAL, ELECTROLYTES, DRUGS and the AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM.

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Number Series Title Description5338 Electrophysiology of the Muscle Cell - Part 2 AN EXPLANATION of THIS PHENOMENON in a STEP by STEP

MANNER RELATING to the CARDIAC CYCLE, ACTION POTENTIAL, ELECTROLYTES, DRUGS and the AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM.

5339 Electrophysiology of the Muscle Cell - Part 3 AN EXPLANATION of THIS PHENOMENON in a STEP by STEP MANNER RELATING to the CARDIAC CYCLE, ACTION POTENTIAL, ELECTROLIGHTS, DRUGS and the AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM.

5341 Annette Jacob's Speech Class Stenciling Short Speech example5342 Annette Jacob's Speech Class Togetherness SHORT SPEECH EXAMPLES: ..S. BRADFORD5343 Annette Jacob's Speech Class Paper Airplane SHORT SPEECH EXAMPLES TOM DOHERTY5344 Annette Jacob's Speech Class Put the Mouse In the House SHORT SPEECH EXAMPLES: DARIN WILCOX5345 Annette Jacob's Speech Class TV Violence and Its Effect On Kids SHORT SPEECH EXAMPLES: JANICE REED5346 Exercise and Older People From Mid Michigan

MagazineTHIS TAPE EXPLAINS WHY EXERCISE can BE NOT ONLY BENEFICIAL BUT ALSO FUN. FEATURES STUDENTS and STAFF in the LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE ADAPTIVE REHABILITATION-CARDIAC PROGRAM.

5347 Picasso The Formative Years A DIARY...IN THREE CHAPTERS...WITH INTIMATE REVELATIONS by ONE of OUR GREATEST CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS, HIS CHILDREN, HIS FRIENDS, HIS LOVES. THIS DIARY FOCUSES on HIS HABITATS THROUGHOUT EUROPE and on a WEALTH of HIS DRAWINGS, PAINTINGS, and SCULPTURE.

5348 Picasso From Cubism To Guernica A DIARY...IN THREE CHAPTERS...WITH INTIMATE REVELATIONS by ONE of OUR GREATEST CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS, HIS CHILDREN, HIS FRIENDS, HIS LOVES. THIS DIARY FOCUSES on HIS HABITATS THROUGHOUT EUROPE and on a WEALTH of HIS DRAWINGS, PAINTINGS, and SCULPTURE.

5349 Picasso A Unity of Variety A DIARY in THREE CHAPTERS...WITH INTIMATE REVELATIONS by ONE of OUR GREATEST CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS, HIS CHILDREN, HIS FRIENDS, HIS LOVES. THIS DIARY FOCUSES on HIS HABITATS THROUGHOUT EUROPE, and on a WEALTH of HIS DRAWINGS, PAINTINGS, and SCULPTURES.

5350 John Kinyon A TWO-PART INTERVIEW of a LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENT WHO HAS CANCER. TAPE SHOWS HIS STRUGGLES and ACCOMPLISHMENTS in HIS FIGHT with CANCER.

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Number Series Title Description5351 Physical Fitness and Health JAMES R WHITE MD., NATIONALLY KNOWN EXERCISE

PHYSIOLOGIST and LONG DISTANCE RUNNER, DEMONSTRATES the BENEFITS of FITNESS and SHOWS how the CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM is AFFECTED by SUCH FACTORS of HYPERTENSION, OBESITY and EXCESSIVE USE of ALCOHOL, CAFFEINE and TOBACCO. DR. WHITE TEACHES VIEWERS to MEASURE THEIR HEART RATE and to ASSESS THEIR GENERAL CARDIOVASCULAR FITNESS LEVEL.

5352 Conversations With Allen Whiting #1 U.S. and China

IN a SERIES of INFORMAL, IN-DEPTH CONVERSATIONS, ALLEN WHITING- WELL KNOWN JOURNALIST, AUTHOR, FORMER U.S. FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER, STATE DEPARTMENT PLANNER, and ARTICULATE, PASSIONATE OBSERVER of the FAR EASTERN SCENE for the PAST THREE DECADES-REFLECTS on a VARIETY of POLITICAL TOPICS. ACCOMPANYING GRAPHICS ILLUSTRATE HIS POINTS. AMERICA's FOREMOST CHINA WATCHER RECALLS a TURBULENT PERIOD and ASSESSES the RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN the TWO COUNTRIES TODAY.

5353 German 103 Mash A GERMAN LANGUAGE SKIT WRITTEN and PERFORMED by the SPRING 1981 GERMAN 103 CLASS. INSTRUCTOR: WALTER DENK

5354 The Making of the President - Part 1 BASED on THEODORE WHITE's BOOK of the SAME TITLE, the EFFORTS, EXTRAVAGANCE, EXCITEMENT and EVIL of CREEP (COMMITTEE for RE- ELECTION of the PRESIDENT) are EXPOSED in the NIXON CAMPAIGN. the ARROGANCE of NIXON's CAREER is TRACED FROM HIS EARLY POLITICAL DAYS to HIS COMMUNIST WITCHHUNT, HIS ACQUISITION of the VICE-PRESIDENCY, HIS JOURNEY to the PRESIDENCY and NEW TERRORS: RIOTS, RENEWED BOMBING, KENT STATE, HANOI HARBOR. RESULTS: NIXON WINS by EIGHTEEN MILLION VOTES.

5355 The Making of the President - Part 2 BASED on THEODORE WHITE's BOOK of the SAME TITLE, the EFFORTS, EXTRAVAGANCE, EXCITEMENT and EVIL of CREEP (COMMITTEE for RE- ELECTION of the PRESIDENT) are EXPOSED in the NIXON CAMPAIGN. the ARROGANCE of NIXON's CAREER is TRACED FROM HIS EARLY POLITI- CAL DAYS to HIS COMMUNIST WITCHHUNT, HIS ACQUISITION of the VICE PRESIDENCY, HIS JOURNEY to the PRESIDENCY and NEW TERRORS: RIOTS, RENEWED BOMBING, KENT STATE, HANOI HARBOR. RESULTS: NIXON WINS by EIGHTEEN MILLION VOTES.

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Number Series Title Description5356 Twelfth Night - Part 1 AN ARISTOCRATIC COUNTRY HOUSE, with IT's OWNER,

SERVANTS, and GUESTS, is the SETTING for a PORTRAYAL of the VARIETIES of LOVE: the ROMANTIC INFATUATION of ORSINO, the DEVOTED LOYALTY of VIOLA and the SELFLESS FRIENDSHIP of ANTONIO, and the SELF LOVE of the AMBITIOUS STEWARD, MALVOLIO. with ITS PRACTICAL JOKES, LYRICS, POETRY, and HAUNTING SONGS, TWELFTH NIGHT is the MOST SUBTLE of SHAKESPEARE's COMEDIES

5358 Shakespeare Plays Twelfth Night - Part 3 AN ARISTOCRATIC COUNTRY HOUSE, with IT's OWNER, SERVANTS, and GUESTS, is the SETTING for a PORTRAYAL of the VARIETIES of LOVE: the ROMANTIC INFATUATION of ORSINO, the DEVOTED LOYALTY of VIOLA and the SELFLESS FRIENDSHIP of ANTONIO, and the SELF LOVE of the AMBITIOUS STEWARD, MALVOLIO. with ITS PRACTICAL JOKES, LYRICS, POETRY, and HAUNTING SONGS, TWELFTH NIGHT is the MOST SUBTLE of SHAKESPEARE's COMEDIES

5359 Shakespeare Plays The Tempest - Part 1 AN ENCHANTED ISLAND, an EXILED DUKE, YOUNG LOVERS and a FRAMEWORK of CONSPIRACY SET the STAGE for ONE of SHAKESPEARE's MOST DRAMATIC and EMOTIONAL ROMANCES. IMAGES of the OCCULT REFLECT the VICES and VIRTUES of HUMAN NATURE: the LUST for POWER is ULTIMATELY OVERCOME by the NEED for LOVE. SHAKESPEARE HAS COMBINED the FANCIFUL and the REALISTIC in a PLOT THAT SPEAKS to AUDIENCES TODAY.

5360 Shakespeare Plays The Tempest - Part 2 AN ENCHANTED ISLAND, an EXCILED DUKE, YOUNG LOVERS and a FRAMEWORK of CONSPIRACY SET the STAGE for ONE of SHAKESPEARE's MOST DRAMATIC and EMOTIONAL ROMANCES. IMAGES of the OCCULT REFLECT the VICES and VIRTUES of HUMAN NATURE: the LUST for POWER is ULTIMATELY OVERCOME by the NEED for LOVE. SHAKESPEARE HAS COMBINED the FANCIFUL and the REALISTIC in a PLOT THAT SPEAKS to AUDIENCES TODAY.

5361 Shakespeare Plays The Tempest - Part 3 AN ENCHANTED ISLAND, an EXCILED DUKE, YOUNG LOVERS and a FRAMEWORK of CONSPIRACY SET the STAGE for ONE of SHAKESPEARE's MOST DRAMATIC and EMOTIONAL ROMANCES. IMAGES of the OCCULT REFLECT the VICES and VIRTUES of HUMAN NATURE: the LUST for POWER is ULTIMATELY OVERCOME by the NEED for LOVE. SHAKESPEARE HAS COMBINED the FANCIFUL and the REALISTIC in a PLOT THAT SPEAKS to AUDIENCES TODAY.

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Number Series Title Description5362 Shakespeare Plays Henry V - Reel 1 THE THIRD of SHAKESPEARE's PLAYS PORTRAYING the

EMERGENCE of ENGLAND's MOST ADMIRED NATIONAL HERO WHO is NOW SHOWN PUTTING INTO PRACTICE the LESSONS HE HAS LEARNED in the TWO PARTS of HENRY IV. HE UNITES HIS PEOPLE as HE EMBARKS on the INVASION of FRANCE, DEALS JUSTLY with TRAITORS, TIRELESSLY LEADS HIS SOLDIERS to VICTORY and ENSURES FUTURE PEACE by HIS MARRIAGE to the PRINCESS of FRANCE. SHAKESPEARE EXAMINES THESE QUALITIES WHICH MAKE a SUCCESSFUL RULER and SHOWS the PRINCE in TERMS of ISOLATION and RESPONSIBILITY WHICH HIS SUCCESS ENTAILS.

5363 Shakespeare Plays Henry V - Reel 2 THE THIRD of SHAKESPEARE's PLAYS PORTRAYING the EMERGENCE of ENGLAND's MOST ADMIRED NATIONAL HERO WHO is NOW SHOWN PUTTING INTO PRACTICE the LESSONS HE HAS LEARNED in the TWO PARTS of HENRY IV. HE UNITES HIS PEOPLE as HE EMBARKS on the INVASION of FRANCE, DEALS JUSTLY with TRAITORS, TIRELESSLY LEADS HIS SOLDIERS to VICTORY and ENSURES FUTURE PEACE by HIS MARRIAGE to the PRINCESS of FRANCE. SHAKESPEARE EXAMINES THESE QUALITIES WHICH MAKE a SUCCESSFUL RULER and SHOWS the PRINCE in TERMS of ISOLATION and RESPONSIBILITY WHICH HIS SUCCESS ENTAILS.

5364 Shakespeare Plays Henry V - Reel 3 THE THIRD of SHAKESPEARE's PLAYS PORTRAYING the EMERGENCE of ENGLAND's MOST ADMIRED NATIONAL HERO WHO is NOW SHOWN PUTTING INTO PRACTICE the LESSONS HE HAS LEARNED in the TWO PARTS of HENRY IV. HE UNITES HIS PEOPLE as HE EMBARKS on the INVASION of FRANCE, DEALS JUSTLY with TRAITORS, TIRELESSLY LEADS HIS SOLDIERS to VICTORY and ENSURES FUTURE PEACE by HIS MARRIAGE to the PRINCESS of FRANCE. SHAKESPEARE EXAMINES THESE QUALITIES WHICH MAKE a SUCCESSFUL RULER and SHOWS the PRINCE in TERMS of ISOLATION and RESPONSIBILITY WHICH HIS SUCCESS ENTAILS.

5365 Probing Skills THIS VIDEO REVIEWS the DEFINITIONS and EXAMPLES of PROBING: PROBING is the ART of ASKING STUDENTS QUESTIONS WHICH REQUIRE an ELABORATION of INITIAL ANSWERS THAT INSURE the LEARNER HAS a COMPLETE UNDERSTANDING of the CONCEPT UNDER DISCUSSION.

5366 How To Tutor AN INSTRUCTION SYSTEM DEVELOPED to HELP WOULD BE TUTORS to PROPERLY FORMULATE QUESTIONS, REINFORCE the LEARNER and OTHERWISE MOTIVATE the TUTOR to TAKE RESPONSIBILITY for THEIR OWN LEARNING.

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Number Series Title Description5367 The Wild Cell NARRATED by WALTER CRONKITE, POINTS Out THAT CANCER is

ONE of the GREATEST REMAINING MEDICAL MYSTERIES. CLUES GATHERED by SCIENTISTS are ACCUMULATING and OFFER a REALISTIC HOPE THAT the DISEASE WILL BE ELIMINATED as a MAJOR CAUSE of DEATH in the NOT TOO DISTANT FUTURE.

5368 World War 1 DISCUSSES the DOMESTIC SITUATION in the UNITED STATES in 1914. the EFFORTS of PRESIDENT WILSON to ENACT PROGRESSIVE REFORMS and DOMESTIC PROGRAMS.

5369 Up the organization PRESENTS AUTHOR and BUSINESSMAN ROBERT TOWNSEND, WHO DISCUSSES HIS VIEWS on TOPICS, SUCH as CHIEF EXECUTIVE, PERSONNEL DEPARTMENTS, MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS, COMPUTERS, PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPARTMENTS and BUSINESS SUCCESS

5370 The Nuer - Part 1 PRESENTS the IMPORTANT RELATIONSHIPS and EVENTS in the LIVES of the NUER, NILOTIC PEOPLE in SUDAN and on the ETHIOPIAN BORDER.

5371 The Nuer - Part 2 PRESENTS the IMPORTANT RELATIONSHIPS and EVENTS in the LIVES of the NUER, NILOTIC PEOPLE in SUDAN and on the ETHIOPIAN BORDER.

5372 Civilization The Frozen World NARRATED by KENNETH CLARK, TREASURE of the DARK AGES, INCLUDING INTRICATELY CARVED VIKING SHIPS, ORNATE MANUSCRIPTS, EARLY CHRISTIAN ART and CHARLEMAGNE's CHAPEL in FRANCE, are REVEALED. THESE TREASURES HELP ILLUSTRATE WESTERN MAN's EFFORTS to PRESERVE the ROOTS of HIS CIVILIZATION and BUILD a NEW CULTURE in the HOSTILE ENVIRONMENT of NORTHERN EUROPE.

5373 Civilization The Great Thaw KENNETH CLARK SURVEYS the 12TH CENTURY and the RISE of GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. TOURING FRANCE, HE TRACES the EVOLUTION of CHURCH ARCHITECTURE FROM BROODING ROMANESQUE DESIGN in the ABBEYS of CLUNY and MOISSAC; the WEDDING of ROMANESQUE and EARLY GOTHIC in the ABBEY of VAZELY; the PURE-GOTHIC HIGH WINDOWS in the ABBEY of ST. DENIX; and MOST STRIKING of ALL, CHARLES CATHEDRAL - WHOSE MAIN PORTAL is "ONE of the MOST BEAUTIFUL CONGREGATIONS of CARVED FIGURES in the WORLD."

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Number Series Title Description5374 Civilization Romance and Reality TRACES the ASPIRATIONS and ACHIEVEMENTS of the LATER

MIDDLE AGES in FRANCE and ITALY. THIS WAS the GOTHIC PERIOD, WHEN the ROMANCE of the CHIVARIC CODE WAS COMBINED with a SENSE of REALITY and ORDER in NATURE. DANTE and ST. FRANCIS of ASSISI are STUDIED as REPRESENTATIVES of RELIGIOUS FAITH; GIOTTO's PAINTINGS ADD REALISTIC SOLIDITY to RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS. KENNETH CLARK EXAMINES ART TREASURES on a TOUR FROM a CASTLE on the LOIRE THROUGHOUT the TOWN of TUSCANY and UNBRIA.

5375 Civilization Man the Measure of All Things SIR KENNETH CLARK VISITS FLORENCE, WHERE EUROPEAN THOUGHT WAS FIRST GIVEN a NEW IMPETUS by the REDISCOVERY of the CLASSICAL

5376 Civilization The Hero As Artist OVER ALL the MAGNIFICENCE of the RENAISSANCE STANDS the DOMINANT POWER of POPE JULIUS II. WERE it NOT for POPE JULIUS, CLARK BELIEVES, MICHELANGELO WOULD NOT HAVE PAINTED the SISTINE CHAPEL, RAPHAEL WOULD NOT HAVE IMMORTALIZED the PAPAL APARTMENTS and BRAMANTE WOULD NOT HAVE TORN DOWN and STARTED REBUILDING ST. PETER's. ROME WAS a WORLD of GIANTS and HEROES in 1500.

5377 Civilization Protest and Communication THANKS to GUTENBURG's PRINTING PRESS, the WRITINGS of LUTHER, ERASMUS and THOMAS MOORE SPREAD to a WIDER 15TH CENTURY AUDIENCE THROUGH the PRINT MEDIUM. MEDIEVAL LIFE GIVES WAY to the DOUBTS and FEARS of the INDIVIDUAL in MODERN SOCIETY. MONTAIGNE and SHAKESPEARE SPEAK Out for INTELLECTUAL HONESTY and SKEPTICISM CREATING a NEW CIVILIZATION, NOT of the IMAGE, BUT of the WORD.

5378 Civilization Grandeur and Obedience THE WORKS of TITIAN, RUBENS, and BERNINI APPEAL to UNIVERSAL EMOTIONS, for the ESSENCE of BAROQUE is the UNITING of FLESH and SPIRIT, DOGMA and SENSUALITY, OBEDIENCE and FREEDOM. THIS UNITY is ALSO EVIDENT in the GREAT RELIGIOUS FIGURES of the TIME. ST. IGNATIUS, ST. THERESA of AVILA and ST. JOHN of the CROSS.

5379 Civilization The Light of Experience DUTCH PAINTERS DOMINATE the 17TH CENTURY with LUMINOUS CANVASES. the DUTCH are the FIRST to REFLECT the REVOLUTIONARY CHANGE in THOUGHT THAT REPLACED DIVINE AUTHORITY with EXPERIENCE, EXPERIMENT and OBSERVATION. the SPIRIT of FREE ENTERPRISE-MODERN CAPITALISM-BEGINS.

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Number Series Title Description5381 Civilization The Smile of Reason THIS is an AGE HAPPY in ITS BELIEF THAT THROUGH REASON

and MODERATION the MILLENNIUM is at HAND. DAVID DESTROY, HOUDON ALL REFLECT the OPTIMISM of VOLTAIRE and the ENCYCLOPEDISTS WHO WOULD ADVANCE MANKIND by CONQUERING IGNORANCE.

5382 Civilization The Worship of Nature A BELIEF in the DIVINITY of NATURE REPLACED CHRISTIANITY as the CHIEF CREATIVE FORCE. RENOIR, MONET, ROUSSEAU, WORDSWORTH and the GREAT ROMANTIC COMPOSERS EMBRACE the IDEA of the NATURAL GOODNESS of HUMANITY; a HAPPY and SELF-SERVING THOUGHT THAT MOST PEOPLE STILL CHERISH TODAY.

5384 Civilization Heroic Materialism FROM the INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION to the MOONSHOT, the ATOMIC BOMB and the COMPUTER. CLARK CONCLUDES, "ONE MAY BE OPTIMISTIC, BUT ONE CAN'T EXACTLY BE JOYFUL at the PROSPECT BEFORE US." HOWEVER, DESPITE ATOMIC BLASTS and DOOMSDAY MACHINES, CIVILIZATION CONTINUES to INCH AHEAD "LIKE a ROCK CLIMB, THREE STEPS UP, TWO STEPS DOWN-BUT in the END-AN ASCENT."

5385 Medicine and Money - Part 1 THIS DOCUMENTARY EXAMINES GOVERNMENT-FUNDED MEDICAL PROGRAMS, INCLUDING MEDICARE and MEDICAID, THEIR QUALITY, COST and USE. it INVESTIGATES the BULGING COSTS THAT HAVE HELPED to MAKE MEDICINE the BIGGEST INDUSTRY in the COUNTRY, and how TAXPAYER MONEY is SPENT. LIKE PRE-PAID HEALTH PLANS, are DISCUSSED in an ATTEMPT to FIND a PRESCRIPTION for IMPROVING the QUALITY of HEALTH CARE AVAILABLE to ALL AmericanS.

5386 Medicine and Money - Part 2 THIS DOCUMENTARY EXAMINES GOVERNMENT-FUNDED MEDICAL PROGRAMS, INCLUDING MEDICARE and MEDICAID, THEIR QUALITY, COST and USE. it INVESTIGATES the BULGING COSTS THAT HAVE HELPED to MAKE MEDICINE the BIGGEST INDUSTRY in the COUNTRY, and how TAXPAYER MONEY is SPENT. LIKE PRE-PAID HEALTH PLANS, are DISCUSSED in an ATTEMPT to FIND a PRESCRIPTION for IMPROVING the QUALITY of HEALTH CARE AVAILABLE to ALL AmericanS.

5388 A Place To Be A PROGRAM DOCUMENTING the DESIGN and CONSTRUCTION of the EAST BUILDING of the NATIONAL GALLERY of ART in WASHINGTON, D.C.

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Number Series Title Description5389 Treasures of Tutankhamun AN ESSAY on the TRAVELING EXHIBIT of ARTIFACTS UNEARTHED

FROM the TOMB of KING TUTANKHAMUN, the YOUNG EGYPTIAN RULER WHO DIED in 1325 B.C. the PROGRAM ALSO PRESENTS a RE-ENACTMENT of the PREPARATIONS MADE to BURY KING TUT and RETRACES the DISCOVERY of HIS TOMB in the VALLEY of KINGS in 1922.

5395 Japan: The Living Tradition The Japanese - Part 1 This program looks at a typical Japanese family living in a suburb of Tokyo. Viewers should be able to identify a number of similarities between Japanese and themselves, as well as some very clear differences between the two cultures.

5396 Japan: The Living Tradition The Japanese - Part 2 Part II shows how Japan’s location and its physical and geographical resources have had a marked effect upon the origins and development of its history and culture.

5397 Japan: The Living Tradition Early Japan - Part 1 Early Japan is an exploration of the forces that have shaped the Japanese people and their culture from the earliest times. The program begins with the three earliest of Japan’s prehistoric periods; the Jomon, the Yayoi and the Kofun.

5398 Japan: The Living Tradition Early Japan - Part 2 An important development of the Heian Period (794 to 1184 A.D.) was the control of the powerful Fujiwara family in the imperial court, and the spread of Buddhism. A system of writing was another element that grew out of this period.

5399 Japan: The Living Tradition The Feudal Experience - Part 1 Japan was a feudal nation for nearly 700 years. Politically, the country was ruled by a rising class of military men called Samurai. This program details the political, cultural, social and economic developments of the Japanese throughout this intense and somewhat isolated period of history, focusing on the first two stages of feudalism, the Kamakura and Ashikaga Periods.

5400 Japan: The Living Tradition The Feudal Experience - Part 2 Part II shows how some great military heroes in Japanese history rose out of the common origins to bring about the success of the third — and peaceful —stage of Japanese feudalism. This program explores the strategies they used and the approach they took to solve the problems of military rivalries and political control.

5405 Japan: The Living Tradition The Performing Arts - Part 1 The Visual Arts considers the development and varied use of the four materials the Japanese have worked with since ancient times — wood, clay, fiber and metal. This program focuses on wood, which has always been the dominant material.

5406 Japan: The Living Tradition The Performing Arts - Part 2 Part II continues with the exploration of other natural materials — clay, fiber and metal — and shows how the Japanese live and work with them. A contemporary artist illustrates how the traditional artistic techniques and approaches still apply in modern art.

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Number Series Title Description5407 Japan: The Living Tradition Religious Experience - Part 1 This episode introduces the question of what it means to be religious in

Japanese society. The program identifies three major needs that religion seems to meet for the Japanese, and then discusses the special religious ceremonies and practices the Japanese have developed to serve these needs

5408 Japan: The Living Tradition Religious Experience - Part 2 Rights granted with purchase include: a) life of media audiovisual use, b) public performance, c) campus or building closed circuit and digital/video-on-demand transmission. Broadcast, cablecast and telecourse rights are also available. Email [email protected] for pricing.

5409 Japan: The Changing Tradition The Cross and the Gun Part II discusses the major religions of Japan: Shinto, Buddhism, Confucianism and Christianity. Each is examined through a survey of its origins, its historical function in Japanese society and its relationship to the other religions of Japan.

5412 Japan: The Changing Tradition The Meji Transformation This series examines modern Japanese history from the first contacts with the West in the 1500s to the 1970s, tracing the emergence of the nation from isolation to its present-day position as a leading economic power. The programs of this series were produced in 1978 by the University of Mid-America for high school through adult audiences, with the active assistance of the Japan Broadcasting Corporation as well as other Japanese agencies and institutions. By drawing upon Japanese historical flim reaching back to the early 1900's, together with contemporary Japanese documentaries, news film, historical dramatizations, and even television commercials, the series is able to present a view of Japan more comprehensive, and yet more intimate, than any previously available.

5423 Japan: The Changing Tradition The Japanese Style This series examines modern Japanese history from the first contacts with the West in the 1500s to the 1970s, tracing the emergence of the nation from isolation to its present-day position as a leading economic power. The programs of this series were produced in 1978 by the University of Mid-America for high school through adult audiences, with the active assistance of the Japan Broadcasting Corporation as well as other Japanese agencies and institutions. By drawing upon Japanese historical flim reaching back to the early 1900's, together with contemporary Japanese documentaries, news film, historical dramatizations, and even television commercials, the series is able to present a view of Japan more comprehensive, and yet more intimate, than any previously available.

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Number Series Title Description5424 Japan: The Changing Tradition Three Families This series examines modern Japanese history from the first contacts

with the West in the 1500s to the 1970s, tracing the emergence of the nation from isolation to its present-day position as a leading economic power. The programs of this series were produced in 1978 by the University of Mid-America for high school through adult audiences, with the active assistance of the Japan Broadcasting Corporation as well as other Japanese agencies and institutions. By drawing upon Japanese historical flim reaching back to the early 1900's, together with contemporary Japanese documentaries, news film, historical dramatizations, and even television commercials, the series is able to present a view of Japan more comprehensive, and yet more intimate, than any previously available.

5425 Japan: The Changing Tradition Across the Silence Barrier5429 Jimmy Ballard Golf Connection Misleading Terms, Connection & Seven

Common DenominatorsJIMMY BALLARD INSTRUCTS GOLF at the PINE HARBOR COUNTRY CLUB. HE EMPHASIZES "CONNECTION" and the 7 COMMON DENOMINATORS for ALL PLAYERS FROM the AMATEUR to the PROFESSIONAL.

5430 Jimmy Ballard Golf Connection From Tee To Green Golf instruction by Jimmy Ballard pro at Doral Country Club in Miami.

5431 Lifting Techniques and Body Mechanism This program begins by describing (in non-technical terms) what happens to your back when you lift an object. With simple diagrams and a split-screen technique we show what the spine looks like and possible dangers to back when lifting something incorrectly. We also show how the discs are protected when lifting in the recommended position.

5432 The Presidency: How Much Alone? Analyzes ways presidency is affected by its own limitations and by the strength of other political forces.

5433 Doorways To The Past Timberline Lodge: Legacy of the 30's Original photographs and clippings combined with newer color views trace the construction of Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood. Narration is done by people who participated in WPA project.

5438 It's Her Future Shows how young women can enter nontraditional fields of employment through education in vocational technical schools.

5439 The Resume A MODULAR LECTURE on the IMPORTANCE of a GOOD RESUME and the KEY ELEMENTS THAT a GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT SHOULD INCLUDE on HIS/HER RESUME.

5440 Teaching Adults The Student Perspective THIS PROGRAM EXPLORES SOME of the VIEWPOINTS and CONCERNS of STUDENTS OVER the AGE of 25 as THEY ATTEMPT to FUNCTION in a COLLEGE SETTING WHICH TRADITIONALLY SERVES a YOUNGER STUDENT POPULATION.

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Number Series Title Description5441 Teaching Adults Teaching Adults the Instructors Challenge THIS PROGRAM FOCUSES ON SPECIFIC TEACHING APPOACHES

THAT CAN BE USED IN THE CLASSROOM WITH ADULT STUDENTS.

5442 Rid Training - # 1 TELEPHONING by TTY, TRAIN RIDE to GRANDFATHER's, TROUBLES GOING to LAS VEGAS, HAZING at GALLAUDET, ESCAPE FROM CUBA.

5443 Rid Training - # 2 KIDS and MATCHES, AUTO MECHANICS, LEGEND of OLD BILL, MY LIFE.

5444 El Político Honesto - Part 1 Humorous Spanish language lessons presented in a newscast style. Reporters follow an "honest" politician throughout his political career. Each scene emphasizes a specific grammatical points and includes comprehension exercises.

5445 El Político Honesto - Part 2 Humorous Spanish language lessons presented in a newscast style. Reporters follow an "honest" politician throughout his political career. Each scene emphasizes a specific grammatical points and includes comprehension exercises.

5446 Government As It Is The Legislative Branch THIS FILM COVERS the LEGISLATIVE BRANCH of the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. SPECIAL POWERS GRANTED by the CONSTITUTION, PRESENT-DAY INFLUENCES and ISSUES of the CONGRESS, and the LEGISLATIVE PROCESS are SOME of the MANY TOPICS DISCUSSED by JACK ANDERSON in THIS OVERVIEW of the LEGISLATIVE BRANCH.

5447 Government As It Is The Judicial Branch JACK ANDERSON NARRATES the HISTORY of the JUDICIAL BRANCH of OUR GOVERNMENT FROM ITS HUMBLE BEGINNINGS to ITS POWERFUL POSITION TODAY and how it WORKS.

5448 Government As It Is The Executive Branch IN THIS FILM, JACK ANDERSON TRACES the HISTORY of the EXECUTIVE BRANCH in ORDER to UNDERSTAND the EVOLUTION of PRESIDENTIAL POWER and ITS MODERN IMPLICATIONS, INCLUDING WATERGATE. the FUNCTION of VARIOUS PERSONNEL SERVING the PRESIDENT, FROM the CABINET POSTS to the WHITE HOUSE STAFF and CONGRESSIONAL LIAISON STAFF is ALSO DISCUSSED.

5449 Shakespeare Plays Othello - Part I JEALOUSY in LOVE is ONE of the MOST COMMON of HUMAN EMOTIONS. in OTHELLO, SHAKESPEARE COMBINES THIS UNIVERSAL THEME with PERFECTLY STRUCTURED SCENES, a STORYLINE THAT LINGERS in the MEMORY and a PRIME EXAMPLE of a TRAGIC HERO.

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Number Series Title Description5450 Shakespeare Plays Othello - Part II JEALOUSY in LOVE is ONE of the MOST COMMON of HUMAN

EMOTIONS. in OTHELLO, SHAKESPEARE COMBINES THIS UNIVERSAL THEME with PERFECTLY STRUCTURED SCENES, a STORYLINE THAT LINGERS in the MEMORY and a PRIME EXAMPLE of a TRAGIC HERO.

5451 Shakespeare Plays Othello - Part IIi JEALOUSY in LOVE is ONE of the MOST COMMON of HUMAN EMOTIONS. in OTHELLO, SHAKESPEARE COMBINES THIS UNIVERSAL THEME with PERFECTLY STRUCTURED SCENES, a STORYLINE THAT LINGERS in the MEMORY and a PRIME EXAMPLE of a TRAGIC HERO.

5452 Shakespeare Plays Othello - Part Iv JEALOUSY in LOVE is ONE of the MOST COMMON of HUMAN EMOTIONS. in OTHELLO, SHAKESPEARE COMBINES THIS UNIVERSAL THEME with PERFECTLY STRUCTURED SCENES, a STORYLINE THAT LINGERS in the MEMORY and a PRIME EXAMPLE of a TRAGIC HERO.

5453 Management Listening For Understanding THIS PROGRAM is an EXCELLENT INTRODUCTION to the IDEA of "ACTIVE" EMPATHIC LISTENING and DRAMATIZES the IMPORTANCE of EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION.

5454 Tutoring Southeast Asian Individuals AN INSTRUCTIONAL TAPE EXPLAINING and ILLUSTRATING the METHODOLOGY of TUTORING INDO-CHINESE STUDENTS SEEKING HELP FROM the CENTER for STUDENT SUPPORT at LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE.

5455 Dimension User Introduction HOW to USE the PBX-2000 DIMENSION SYSTEM at LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE.

5457 X-Rays & Other Modern Hazards A Viewpoint On Comparative Risks A NUMERICAL COMPARISON of the HEALTH RISKS of X-RAYS with SEVERAL OTHER TYPES of POTENTIAL BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS INCLUDING DIET SODA, FLAME RESISTANT PAJAMAS and CIGARETTE SMOKING.

5458 Biological Effects Ionizing Radiation Long Term Effects - Part 1 IN THIS THIRD of FOUR SEGMENTS, MR. BARNETT DISCUSSES THOSE RADIATION EFFECTS for WHICH the LATENT PERIOD MAY BE as LONG as 20 YEARS. HE CONTRASTS SOMATIC and GENETIC EFFECTS and REVIEWS in DETAIL the MEANS by WHICH RADIATION INDUCED GENETIC MUTATIONS MAY BE PASSED FROM ONE GENERATION to ANOTHER.

5459 Biological Effects Ionizing Radiation Long Term Effects - Part 2 IN THIS FOURTH of FOUR SEGMENTS, MR. BARNETT REVIEWS the LONG- TERM SOMANTIC EFFECTS of IONIZING RADIATION INCLUDING CARCINOGENIC, CATARACTOGENIC: EMBRYOLOGICAL and LIFE-SPAN SHORTENING EFFECTS.

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Number Series Title Description5460 A Michigan Government Perspective the

Legislative ProcessIN THIS VIDEO TAPE DENNIS MEIR INTERVIEWS REPRESENTATIVE HOLLISTER of the 57TH STATE DISTRICT. the TOPICS of DISCUSSION are as FOLLOWS: the TYPICAL DAY of a LEGISLATOR, the ROLE of a REPRESENTATIVE, the LEGISLATIVE PROCESS, RULE MAKING, SUNSET MECHANISM as an ISSUE of the 80's, the FIVE THEORETICAL PROCESSES of the LAW MAKING PROCESS, the ACTIVE ROLE of POLITICAL PARTIES in the LEGISLATIVE PROCESS, HOLLISTER's VIEW as to how POLITICAL PARTIES can BECOME MORE RESPONSIVE, the PART TIME VS FULL TIME LEGISLATURE, the ROLE of the LEGISLATIVE BRANCH in WORKING with the GOVERNOR, and FINAL COMMENTS URGE PEOPLE to BECOME INFORMED of the LEGISLATIVE PROCESS.

5462 Bussiness Data Processing System DEFINES DATABASE PROCESSING GIVING ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES. THE THREE BASIC HARDWARE CONFIGURATIONS, TYPES OF DATA, PROCEDURES, AND PERSONNEL ARE DISCUSSED.

5463 Distributed Business Computer Systems DEFINES a DISTRIBUTED DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM, STATING ADVANTAGES and DISADVANTAGES. the THREE BASIC HARDWARE CONFIGURATIONS, PROGRAMS USED, TYPES of DATA, PROCEDURES, and PERSONNEL are DISCUSSED.

5464 Careers In Computer Science & Service DESCRIBES SPECIFIC OCCUPATIONS and OPPORTUNITIES for ADVANCEMENT in THIS FIELD. DEFINES TERMS RELATED to FIELD: HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, PROGRAMMING, COMPUTER LANGUAGE, ETC. HELPS STUDENTS JUDGE the APPLICABILITY of THEIR OWN TALENTS and INTERESTS to COMPUTER-RELATED OCCUPATIONS.

5465 Computer Hardware What It Is and How It Works - Part 2 SUPERMARKETS, CENSUS BUREAUS, BANKS and UTILITY COMPANIES. ILLUSTRATES the ACTUAL PROCESSING of INFORMATION in the COMPUTER's CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT.

5465 Computer Hardware What It Is and How It Works - Part 1 SUPERMARKETS, CENSUS BUREAUS, BANKS and UTILITY COMPANIES. ILLUSTRATES the ACTUAL PROCESSING of INFORMATION in the COMPUTER's CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT.

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Number Series Title Description5466 Taking off THIS VIDEO TAPE SHOWS how TWO WEEKEND PILOTS STARTED

THEIR OWN BUSINESS, OWL AVIATION, FIVE YEARS AGO at an ABANDONED AIRPORT in LINCOLN, NEBRASKA. TIMELY FINANCIAL INFORMATION and the DECISIONS, WHICH LED to DOUBLED REVENUES EVERY YEAR. WHAT STARTED as a WEEKEND HOBBY is TAKING OFF - as a VIABLE BUSINESS.

5467 American Enterprise Government LOOKS at the American ECONOMIC SYSTEM, TRACING the GROWTH FROM the COLONIES to COMPUTERS.

5468 Quesnay's Tableau Econorique A SHORT VIDEOTAPE VISUALLY DISPLAYING the TABLEAU ECONOMIQUE THEORY of DOCTOR FRANCOIS QUESNAY (MID 1700). BEST USED as a CLASSROOM LECTURE SUPPLEMENT.

5469 Hune's Price Species Flow A SHORT VIDEOTAPE VISUALLY DISPLAYING the PRICE SPECIES FLOW of DAVID HUME (MID 1700). BEST USED as a CLASSROOM LECTURE SUPPLEMENT.

5470 Adam Smith'S Line of Progress A SHORT VIDEOTAPE VISUALLY DISPLAYING the LINE of PROGRESS THEORY of ADAM SMITH (MID 1700). BEST USED as a CLASSROOM LECTURE SUPPLEMENT.

5471 Adam Smith'S The Hydraulic Market A SHORT VIDEOTAPE VISUALLY DISPLAYING the HYDRAULIC MARKET THEORY of ADAM SMITH (MID 1700). BEST USED as a CLASSROOM LECTURE SUPPLEMENT.

5472 Adam Smith'S Law of Population A SHORT VIDEOTAPE VISUALLY DISPLAYING the LAW of POPULATION THEORY of ADAM SMITH (MID 1700). BEST USED as a CLASSROOM LECTURE SUPPLEMENT.

5473 Malthus Population theory A SHORT VIDEO TAPE VISUALLY DISPLAYING the POPULATION THEORY of REV. THOMAS MALTHUS (1820). the THEORY ILLUSTRATES THAT POPULATION INCREASES GEOMETRICALLY WHILE FOOD SUPPLIES INCREASE NUMERICALLY. BEST USED as a SUPPLEMENT to a CLASSROOM LECTURE.

5480 Quality Control Circles A Lasting Impact - Part 1 In this presentation, Cole discusses the applicability of Japanese managerial practices to west. He outlines the human element in Japanese productivity and the assumptions, which underlie this humanistic approach. He offers suggestions for American firms who are contemplating, or struggling with, the implementation of Japanese managerial practices Pt.1

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Number Series Title Description5481 Quality Control Circles A Lasting Impact - Part 2 In this presentation, Cole discusses the applicability of Japanese

managerial practices to west. He outlines the human element in Japanese productivity and the assumptions, which underlie this humanistic approach. He offers suggestions for American firms who are contemplating, or struggling with, the implementation of Japanese managerial practices Pt.2

5482 The Power of Listening Explores the meaning and benefits of active listening and points out the deterrents to good listening.

5483 The Effective Use of Power and Authority SHOWS how the SKILLS of POWER and AUTHORITY can BE LEARNED and USED EFFECTIVELY.

5484 Nova Television THIS EPISODE of NOVA SURVEYS the PAST, PRESENT and FUTURE of TELEVISION in AMERICA, INCLUDING the POTENTIAL of CABLE and the INTERACTIVE COLUMBUS QUBE EXPERIMENT.

5485 The Timeless Issue Of Life Evolution or Creation Documentary on the controversial issue of creation versus evolution. Examines theories on the origin of the universe, the origin of life and how life has changed, "micro or macro evolution", the emergence of man, man and ape controversy, fossils and transitional forms, age and formation of the earth. Related topics include worldwide floods, dinosaurs and man, and archaeopteryx.

5486 Right From the Start PRESENTS an OVERVIEW of the PROCESS of BONDING and ATTACHMENT. it ALSO DOCUMENTS the IMPORTANCE for BOTH CAREGIVER and CHILD by CITING the CLASSIC STUDIES of HARLOW, SPITZ, and BOWLBY, as WELL as DR. JOHN KENNELL and MARSHALL KLAUS. the FILM ALSO FOCUSES on SOME of the PRACTICES and INSTITUTIONS in OUR SOCIETY THAT can EITHER ENCOURAGE or HINDER the BONDING or ATTACHMENT PROCESS.

5487 Blood Composition and Functions COMPONENTS of BLOOD ACCOMPLISH COAGULATION, TRANSPORTATION of OXYGEN and DESTRUCTION of BACTERIA. FUNCTIONS and COMPOSITION of BLOOD PLASMA, BLOOD SERUM and the LYMPHATIC SYSTEM are REVEALED.

5488 The Cell Structural Unit of Life EXPLORING the WONDERS of LIFE THROUGH a MICROSCOPE, YOUNG BIOLOGISTS DISCOVER THAT PLANTS and ANIMALS are ALL COMPOSED of LIVING CELLS. THROUGH PHOTOMICROGRAPHY, We EXPLORE the NUCLEUS, CYTOPLASM and CELL WALL THAT ALL TOGETHER are CALLED "PROTOPLASM" and WITNESS GROWTH and REPRODUCTION in SINGLE-CELLED and MULTI-CELLED ORGANISMS.

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Number Series Title Description5489 Doomsayers THE VIEWS of PROMINENT PREDICTORS of the DEMISE of OUR

CIVILIZATION (INCLUDING SOME SURVIVALISTS) are CONTRASTED with THOSE of MORE OPTIMISTIC COMMENTATORS.

5490 Fiberoptic Bronchoscopy OUTLINES TECHNIQUE and ADVANTAGES of FLEXIBLE BRONCHOSCOPY, DISCUSSES the ENHANCED DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY OBTAINED by the COMBINATION of VISUAL OBSERVATIONS with DIRECT BIOPSY and ASPIRATION PROCEDURES.

5491 Therapeutic Silence A WITHDRAWN ADOLESCENT is HOSPITALIZED AFTER a SUICIDE ATTEMPT. a SEQUENCE of SILENT ENCOUNTERS is INITIATED by a NURSE, and as the PATIENT GROWS MORE RESPONSIVE INTRODUCES MORE ACTIVITIES, VERBALIZATION and INDEPENDENCE.

5492 Viruses WITH the AID of the ELECTRON MICROSCOPE and ULTRA-CENTRIFUGE and with the USE of LIVING TISSUE CULTURES and ADVANCED EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURES, We EXPLORE the NATURE of VIRUSES and SOME FUTURE DIRECTIONS of VITAL RESEARCH. THIS SECOND EDITION CLEARLY SHOWS the MAJOR COMPONENTS of a VIRUS, VIRAL REPRODUCTION, TRANSDUCTION, LATENCY and the ROLES of VIRAL DNA and RNA.

5493 Performance Appraisal Vignettes TWO MANAGERIAL SKITS DEALING WITH: 1. "DEVELOPING BEHAVIORAL INDICATORS" 2. "CONDUCTING a PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL INTERVIEW"

5494 Joan Of Arc Profile In Power ACADEMY AWARD-WINNER SANDY DENNIS DRAMATICALLY and FORCEFULLY PORTRAYS JOAN of ARC, the "MAID of ORLEANS." PLACED in an ADVERSARY POSITION by INTERVIEWER PATRICK WATSON, JOAN COUNTERS EMPHATICALLY, TELLING of the DRAMATIC EPISODES and TRIALS SHE ENDURED in HER DESIRE for the LIBERATION of FRANCE.

5495 Dental Hygiene Instrumentation The Periodontal Probe THE INSTRUMENT and ITS USE is DEMONSTRATED in THIS INSTRUCTIONAL MODULE.

5496 Dental Hygiene Instrumentation The Explorer THE INSTRUMENT and ITS USE is DEMONSTRATED in THIS INSTRUCTIONAL MODULE.

5497 Dental Hygiene Instrumentation The Straight Sickle THE INSTRUMENT and ITS USE is DEMONSTRATED in THIS INSTRUCTIONAL MODULE.

5498 Dental Hygiene Instrumentation The Anterior Curet THE INSTRUMENT and ITS USE is DEMONSTRATED in THIS INSTRUCTIONAL MODULE.

5499 Dental Hygiene Instrumentation The Posterior Sickle THE INSTRUMENT and ITS USE is DEMONSTRATED in THIS INSTRUCTIONAL MODULE.

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Number Series Title Description5500 Dental Hygiene Instrumentation The Posterior Curet THE INSTRUMENT and ITS USE is DEMONSTRATED in THIS

INSTRUCTIONAL MODULE.5502 It'S Everybody'S Business Bonds and Commodities FIRST, the MANY DIFFERENT KINDS of BONDS are DETAILED.

THEN, the COMMODITY MARKET is EXPLORED on LOCATION at the CHICAGO MERCANTILE EXCHANGE.

5505 Allan Bradley Principles of Programmable Controllers LESSON 1 - PRINCIPLES of PROGRAMMABLE CONTROLLER THIS PRESENTATION is INTENDED as an INTRODUCTION to PROGRAMMABLE CONTROLLERS, with EXPLANATIONS of WHAT a P/C is and WHAT it DOES.

5506 Allan Bradley 2 - Hardware Lesson 2 - Names and functions of the P/C hardware components are identified and explained.

5507 Allan Bradley 3 - Memory organization 4 - Relay Equivalent LESSON 3 - MEMORY ORGANIZATION - EXPLAINS how a P/C MEMORY STORES INFORMATION and the ROLE of MEMORY in

TROUBLESHOOTING(20 MIN). LESSON 4-RELAY EQUIVALENT- INSTRUCTIONS INTERPRETS the DISPLAY of P/C INSTRUCTIONS to PERFORM RELAY EQUIVALENT INSTRUCTIONS. (26 MIN)

5508 Allan Bradley 5 - Timers and Counters 6 - Data Manipulation Instructions

Lesson 5 - Timers and Counters - The EMPHASIS is on INTERPRETING Timer and COUNTER INSTRUCTIONS That can BE

PROGRAMMED with a P/C (28 MIN). Lesson 6 - Data MANIPULATION INSTRUCTIONS - How to Program and INTERPRET Data MANIPULATION Instruction with a P/C. (17 MIN).

5509 Allan Bradley 7 - Additional Features 8 - Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Lesson 7- Additional Features - Explains How Additional Features of P/C Instructions are Used(11:00) . Lesson 8 - Troubleshooting and

Maintenance - A Summary of Troubleshooting and Maintenance Techniques Used with P/C(35:00).

5510 Dutchman - Part 1 A FILM ADAPTATION of the PLAY of the SAME NAME WRITTEN by LEROI JONES. ESSENTIALLY it DEALS with a WHITE WOMAN ENTICING, the HUMILIATING and FINALLY KNIFING a BLACK MAN WHILE THEY RIDE a SUBWAY TRAIN in NEW YORK CITY.

5511 Dutchman - Part 2 A FILM ADAPTATION of the PLAY of the SAME NAME WRITTEN by LEROI JONES. ESSENTIALLY it DEALS with a WHITE WOMAN ENTICING, the HUMILIATING and FINALLY KNIFING a BLACK MAN WHILE THEY RIDE a SUBWAY TRAIN in NEW YORK CITY.

5512 Life On Earth The Infinite Variety ATTENBOROUGH ATTEMPTS to EXPLAIN WHERE, WHEN, and in WHAT ORDER the EARTH's MORE THAN FOUR MILLION SPECIES EVOLVED. ANIMALS on the GALAPAGOS ISLANDS, WORM FOSSILS in the GRAND CANYON and JELLYFISH IMPRESSIONS in AUSTRALIA are EXAMINED AMIDST STUNNING LOCATION FOOTAGE.

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Number Series Title Description5513 Life On Earth Building Bodies JELLYFISH, MOLLUSKS and HORSESHOE CRABS are AMONG the

THREE TYPES of MARINE INVERTEBRATES WHOSE ANCESTRY BEGAN 600 MILLION YEARS AGO. AUSTRALIA's GREAT BARRIER REEF EXHIBITS a WIDE VARIETY of THESE PRIMITIVE CREATURES and THEIR UNEQUALLED HISTORY of SURVIVAL is SCRUTINIZED.

5514 Life On Earth The First Forests THE WAYS PLANT LIFE OVERCAME the DIFFICULT PROBLEM of MIGRATION FROM SEA to LAND are EXPLAINED USING MICROPHOTOGRAPHY of SEVERAL PRIMITIVE PLANTS. as PLANTS EVOLVED, INSECTS EVENTUALLY BEGAN to FLY; THEIR INTERDEPENDENCE WAS CRUCIAL to the EVOLUTIONARY PROCESS.

5515 Life On Earth The Swarming Hordes INSECTS DEVELOPED SUCCESSFULLY and THRIVE in ASTOUNDING NUMBERS. NUMBERS. the MOLTING PROCESS of LOCUSTS is DESCRIBED, and SPECIALIZED FUNCTIONS of MANY INSECTS, SUCH as the VARIED ANT SEEN in DETAIL.

5516 Life On Earth The Conquest of the Water FISH, the FIRST ANIMALS to DEVELOP BACKBONES, at FIRST did NOT HAVE JAWBONES. FROM the EVOLUTION of JAWS CAME the APPEARANCE of SHARKS. the TORTUOUS JOURNEY of SALMON as THEY RETURN UPSTREAM to SPAWN is FOLLOWED. THESE and OTHER MYSTERIES of the DEEP are TRACED VIA UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY.

5517 Life On Earth The Invasion of the Land FISH FIRST VENTURED ONTO LAND 350 MILLION YEARS AGO. the COELACANTH, SEEN UNDERWATER for the FIRST TIME, and the LUNGFISH EXHIBIT THOSE SAME CHARACTERISTICS ESSENTIAL for LIFE on LAND, THEN and NOW. the REMAINS of EXTINCT, GIANT AMPHIBIANS and the BIZARRE REPRODUCTIVE HABITS of MODERN-DAY FROGS are ANALYZED.

5518 Life On Earth Victor of the Dry Land REPTILES WERE the FIRST VERTEBRATES to SUCCEED on LAND. a VARIETY of REPTILES are SHOWN, INCLUDING TORTOISES; IGUANAS, SNAKES, LIZARDS and CROCODILES. the RISE and FALL of DINOSAURS INVESTIGATES WHY the LARGEST REPTILE FAILED to PASS the TESTS of EVOLUTION.

5519 Life On Earth Lords of the Air FOR INSULATION, TERRITORIAL and COURTSHIP PURPOSES. the USES and ADVANTAGES of the FEATHER are EXPLORED, ALONG with the DEVELOPMENT of LARGE, FLIGHTLESS BIRDS.

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Number Series Title Description5520 Life On Earth The Rise of Mammals HOW and WHY the MOST ENTERPRISING REPTILES BECAME

MAMMALS is STUDIED. the DEVELOPMENT of MARSUPIALS is TRACED; INCLUDING the BIRTH of RED KANGAROO. PLACENTAL MAMMALS (INCLUDING MAN and WHALES) HAVE CERTAIN ADVANTAGES OVER the MARSUPIALS, and the IMPACT of THESE POINTS is RELATED to the EVOLUTIONARY PROCESS.

5521 Life On Earth Theme and Variations SOME of the REMARKABLE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MAMMALS are EXPLORED. SPECIALIST INSECT EATERS, SUCH as ANTEATERS and MOLES are VIEWED, ALONG with HIGH-SPEED FILM of BATS in FLIGHT. BOTH BATS and SEAGOING MAMMALS, SUCH as PORPOISES, HAVE DEVELOPED SOPHISTICATED SONAR SYSTEMS and are PROVIDING SCIENTISTS with INVALUABLE INFORMATION.

5522 Life On Earth The Hunters and the Hunted THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN HUNTER and PREY is ONE of the MOST POWERFUL CREATIVE FORCES of EVOLUTION. the PREY is INVARIABLY VEGETARIAN. EXAMPLES of THESE--DORMOUSE, RABBIT, PRAIRIE DOG, ANTELOPE, ZEBRA--ARE SEEN ALONG with the HUNTERS--LEOPARD, CHEETAH and LION, ALL of WHICH HAVE DIFFERENT INSTINCTS and HUNTING STRATEGIES.

5523 Life On Earth A Life In the Trees TWO WAYS PRIMATES SOLVED the PROBLEMS of LIFE in the TREES WERE the DEVELOPMENT of BINOCULAR VISION and GRASPING HANDS. We SEE LEMURS on the ISLAND of MADAGASCAR, GROUND-DWELLING MONKEYS in JAPAN, CHIMPANZEES on the SHORE of LAKE TANGANYIKA and MOUNTAIN GORILLAS in the HIGHLANDS of RWANDA. FASCINATING INSIGHTS INCLUDE PROOF THAT GORILLAS are FRIENDLY and CURIOUS CREATURES.

5524 Life On Earth The Compulsive Communicators MAN's TALENT for COMMUNICATION HAS GIVEN HIM the ABILITY to CONTROL HIS ENVIRONMENT. HUMAN ORIGINS are TRACED to AFRICA THREE MILLION YEARS AGO; CAVE PAINTINGS in SOUTHERN FRANCE, ALONG with a PRIMITIVE GROUP of HUNTER-GATHERERS in PAPUA, NEW GUINEA, SUPPORT THIS PRIMARY FOUNDATION of HUMAN SURVIVAL.

5525 Education For Life DR. HOWARD MCCLUSKY and ELLEN SULLIVAN TALK ABOUT the IMPORTANCE of LIFE LONG LEARNING, the PROBLEMS OFTEN INVOLVED with REENTRY INTO the EDUCATION SETTING AFTER YEARS AWAY FROM IT, the NEEDS THAT can BE MET THROUGH EDUCATION, and WHAT EDUCATION in ONE's LATER YEARS can MEAN.

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Number Series Title Description5526 Alternative To Retirement Lifelong Living BEGINNING with the VIEWS of YOUNGER PEOPLE WHO SEE

RETIREMENT and RETIREMENT AGE as a NEGATIVE POINT in LIFE, the SHOW EXPLORES RETIREMENT as a POSITIVE EXTENSION of GROWTH and ACTIVITY. the THREE PRIMARY AREAS DISCUSSED are FINANCIAL, HEALTH and ACTIVITY PLANNING.

5527 Where Should I Go When I Can't Go Home THROUGH NARRATION and INTERVIEWS with RESOURCE EXPERTS and OLDER PERSONS, HOUSING OPTIONS AVAILABLE to OLDER ADULTS are DISCUSSED and ILLUSTRATED.

5528 Home Record Keeping ELIZABETH FIELD and JUDY THELAN, CONSUMER SPECIALIST, DISCUSS a SIMPLE and EXACT SYSTEM of KEEPING YOUR HOME RECORDS in ORDER.

5530 Sound of Anger Echoes of Fear THIS PROGRAM FOCUSES on the DIFFICULT, ABRASIVE PATIENT; a CONTROLLING STAFF; THEIR RELATIONSHIPS; GATHERING and ASSESSING ALL the PERTINENT INFORMATION; EMPLOYING the PROBLEM-SOLVING PROCESS and TECHNIQUES of INTERVENTION.

5531 Muscle (Copy 2) THIS FILM FULLY DESCRIBES and DEMONSTRATES the UNIQUE PROPERTIES of EACH KIND of MUSCULAR TISSUE, SHOWS how DIFFERENT MUSCLE SYSTEMS are COORDINATED, EXAMINES the ROLE of the NERVOUS SYSTEM in MUSCULAR ACTIVITY, EXPLAINS the CHEMISTRY of MUSCULAR ACTION ITSELF. it ALSO DISCUSSES MUSCLE CONTROL USING an EMG MACHINE and BIOFEEDBACK SYSTEMS to TREAT INSOMNIA, PSYCHOSOMATIC ILLNESSES, and HYPERTENSION.

5532 Cell Division Mitosis and Meiosis THIS FILM CAPTURES the COMPLEXITY and DYNAMIC INTRICACY of the ALL IMPORTANT PROCESSES of CELL DIVISION, to WHICH EVERY STUDENT of BIOLOGY MUST BE INTRODUCED. THREE DIMENSIONAL COMPUTERIZED ANIMATION and MICROPHOTOGRAPHY MAKE POSSIBLE the CLOSET, MOST REALISTIC, and UNDERSTANDABLE VIEW of BOTH MITOSIS and MEIOSIS.

5533 The Cell A Functioning Structure - Part 1 DR. DAVID SUZUKI NARRATES THIS INTRODUCTION to CELL MORPHOLOGY and PHYSIOLOGY, EMPHASIZING REPRODUCTION, FOOD UTILIZATION, and MOVEMENT. SEVERAL LEADING CELL BIOLOGISTS DISCUSS THEIR RESEARCH, GIVING STUDENTS a BETTER UNDERSTANDING of MODERN ANALYTIC METHODS, WHILE FULL COLOR CINEMICROSCOPY and ANIMATION CREATE DAZZLING ILLUSTRATIONS of VARIOUS CELLULAR CHARACTERISTICS.

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Number Series Title Description5534 Chemical Carcinogenisis The Staging theory THROUGH the USE of EXTENSIVE COLOR, 3-D ANIMATION and

LIVE MICROPHOTOGRAPHY, the INITIATION and SUBSEQUENT STAGES of CANCER GROWTH are CONCISELY ILLUSTRATED. VIEWERS are FIRST GIVEN a BRIEF ANIMATED OVERVIEW of NORMAL CELL DEVELOPMENT and DIFFERENTIATION, FOLLOWED by a CLEAR DESCRIPTION of the ABERRATIONS KNOWN to OCCUR WHEN DNA or ITS REGULATORY MECHANISMS are DAMAGED.

5535 Verbal Communication The Power of Words Explains the five basic elements of successful communication: speaker, language, environment, listener and feedback, each of which is vital to keeping our meaning intact.

5536 The Joy Of Signing Chapter 1 & 2 CHAPTER 1 - FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS5537 The Joy Of Signing Chapter 3 & 4 CHAPTER 3 - TIME5538 The Joy Of Signing Chapter 5 & 6 CHAPTER 5 - EMOTION and FEELING5540 The Joy Of Signing Chapter 10 & 11 CHAPTER 10 - VERBS and RELATED WORDS, PART I5541 The Joy Of Signing Chapter 12 & 13 CHAPTER 12 - QUALITY, KIND and CONDITION5542 The Joy Of Signing Chapter 14 & 15 CHAPTER 14 - COMMUNICATION and GOVERNMENT5543 The Joy Of Signing Chapter 16 & 17 CHAPTER 16 - MISCELLANEOUS NOUNS5544 The Joy Of Signing Chapter 18 & 19 CHAPTER 18 - BODY, MEDICINE and HEALTH5545 The Joy Of Signing Chapter 20,21,22 CHAPTER 20 - FOODS and RELATED WORDS5546 The Joy Of Signing Chapter 23, 24, 25 CHAPTER 23 - ANIMALS5547 Odyssey: a Quest For Energy THIS VIDEO TAPE QUICKLY COVERS the HISTORY of the USE of

ENERGY RESOURCES, WHICH SERVES as the BACKGROUND to OUR PRESENT ENERGY NEEDS. OUR PRESENT and FUTURE ENERGY SOURCES are COVERED and INCLUDE OFFSHORE OIL, COAL, SOLAR, SYNTHETIC FUELS FROM COAL, OIL SHALES, GEOTHERMAL and NUCLEAR ENERGY as WELL as the COST and RICK CONSIDERATIONS NEEDED for OIL EXPLORATION.

5549 No Frames, No Boundaries THE FILM EXPLORES the "FRAMES" of REFERENCE and ARTIFICIAL MANMADE "BOUNDARIES" THAT EXIST BETWEEN NATIONS and the CURRENT SPENDING of $500 BILLION EACH YEAR for ARMAMENTS to DEFEND THEM. ALSO SHOWN is the GLOBAL GROUNDSWELL of GRASSROOTS and COMMUNITY ACTION by PEOPLE WORKING for a WORLD BEYOND WAR. it is DESIGNED to STIMULATE VIEWERS to SEE the IMPERATIVE NATURE of the NUCLEAR THREAT, to UNDERSTAND the PERSONAL IMPLICATIONS, and to BEGIN to TALK ABOUT WHAT is NEEDED FROM EACH of US in RESPONDING to THIS CRITICAL ISSUE.

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Number Series Title Description5550 The Fight Against Microbes Depicts the progress of the fight against disease-causing microbes in

man, animals, and plants since the time of Van Loeuenhock. Shows how microbes multiply.

5551 Management In Lansing THREE LANSING AREA BUSINESS MANAGERS are INTERVIEWED: MIKE HOFFMAN, FIRST of AMERICA BANK; DUNCAN MACLEAN, MANAGEMENT EXECUTIVE with a MICHIGAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY; BRUCE CHRISTIE, CONSUMER POWER BASES in BUSINESS ENTERPRISES, and FOUR KEY FUNCTIONS of MANAGERS.

5552 Shielded Metal Arc Welding Basic A training course designed to provide the student with a thorough technical understanding of arc welding fundamentals, welding safety, arc welding machines, electrode classifications, and selection.





5561 Shielded Metal Arc Welding The Troubled Employee TO HELP EDUCATE SUPERVISORS ABOUT the LITTLE-KNOWN and WIDELY-MIS UNDERSTOOD TROUBLED EMPLOYEE. SHOULD HELP INSTILL a NEW AWARENESS and SENSITIVITY, BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY, it TRAINS SUPERVISORS in the USE of a FIVE-STEP FORMULA to GET an OTHERWISE VALUABLE EMPLOYEE BACK to WORK.

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Number Series Title Description5562 Shielded Metal Arc Welding Advanced 1 A training course which teaches how to develop the manual skills

necessary to produce quality multipass fillet and groove welds with backing in all positions. The course is designed using the E6010 and E7018 electrodes on thick carbron steel plate similar to many structural applications. A training course which teaches how to develop the manual skills necessary to produce quality multipass fillet and goove welds with backing in all positions. The course is designed using the E6010 and E7018 electrodes on thick carbon steel plate similar to many structural applications.

5563 Shielded Metal Arc Welding Advanced 1 A training course which teaches how to develop the manual skills necessary to produce quality multipass fillet and groove welds with backing in all positions. The course is designed using the E6010 and E7018 electrodes on thick carbron steel plate similar to many structural applications. A training course which teaches how to develop the manual skills necessary to produce quality multipass fillet and goove welds with backing in all positions. The course is designed using the E6010 and E7018 electrodes on thick carbon steel plate similar to many structural applications.



5566 Shielded Metal Arc Welding Advanced-2 (Tape 1) Shielded Metal Arc Welding Advanced -2 Tape 1 Topic 1 – Intro to Shielded Metal Arc Welding Topic 2 – The Safety and Health of Welders Topic 3 – Singe Vee Groove Weld, Butt Joint, Horizontal Postion Topic 4 - Singe Vee Groove Weld, Horizontal Postion, Visual and Guided Bend Tests

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Number Series Title Description5567 Shielded Metal Arc Welding Advanced -2 A training course which teaches how to develop the manual skills

necessary to produce quality single-v-groove welds (open root) in all positions. The course is designed using E6010 and E7018 electrodes on medium thickness carbon steel. Includes information on welding variables and safety, destructive and nondestructive testing, and procedure and welder qualification.

5568 Shielded Metal Arc Welding Advanced -2 A training course which teaches how to develop the manual skills necessary to produce quality single-v-groove welds (open root) in all positions. The course is designed using E6010 and E7018 electrodes on medium thickness carbon steel. Includes information on welding variables and safety, destructive and nondestructive testing, and procedure and welder qualification.

5570 Shielded Metal Arc Welding Advanced -2 A training course which teaches how to develop the manual skills necessary to produce quality single-v-groove welds (open root) in all positions. The course is designed using E6010 and E7018 electrodes on medium thickness carbon steel. Includes information on welding variables and safety, destructive and nondestructive testing, and procedure and welder qualification.

5571 Choosing a College DEALS with "READY" or "QUICK" REFERENCE QUESTIONS and the BASIC SOURCES REQUIRED to ANSWER THEM. CATEGORIES INCLUDE DICTIONARIES, BIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES, ALMANACS, ENCYCLOPEDIAS, GAZETTEERS, ATLASES and DIRECTORIES.

5572 Improving Reference Skills Business Reference Current Sources Presents a common business reference question and the current sources used to answer it.

5573 Business Reference Basic Tools THE COMMON BUSINESS REFERENCE QUESTION and the BASIC REFERENCE TOOLS REQUIRED to ANSWER IT. ESPECIALLY STRESSED are STANDARD and POOR's REGISTER of CORPORATIONS and MOODY's INDUSTRIAL MANUALS.

5574 Stocks and Bonds OFFERS INSTRUCTION on how to ANSWER QUESTIONS on STOCKS and BONDS, USING INFORMATION FROM NEWSPAPERS, INCLUDING the WALL STREET JOURNAL.

5575 Painting By Number INTRODUCES the VIEWER to COMPUTER GRAPHICS. LOOKS at the ORIGINS, USES, CHALLENGES and PROMISE in VISUALLY RENDERING OBJECTS THROUGH the MATHEMATICAL MECHANISMS of the COMPUTER.

5576 Painting By Number INTRODUCES the VIEWER to COMPUTER GRAPHICS. LOOKS at the ORIGINS, USES, CHALLENGES and PROMISE in VISUALLY RENDERING OBJECTS THROUGH the MATHEMATICAL MECHANISMS of the COMPUTER.

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Number Series Title Description5579 How To Keep Heat In Your House CONSERVATION is the ONLY SHORT-TERM ANSWER to the

NATION's ENERGY PROBLEMS. LEARN how to WEATHERIZE YOUR HOME, WHERE to BEGIN and WHAT MEASURES are MOST COST-EFFECTIVE.

5580 Opening Your Home To Solar Energy FEATURING NOTED SOLAR ARCHITECT, DAVID WRIGHT, COVERS EVERYTHING FROM a SIMPLE HOT AIR COLLECTOR to ADDING a PICTURE WINDOW, ENCLOSING a SOUTH-FACING PORCH, BUILDING a SUN ROOM or PUTTING UP a SOLAR CHIMNEY for SUMMER COOLING.

5585 Homes For The 80'S #5 Earth Sheltered Home TWO EARTH SHELTERED HOMES, the CONVENTIONAL SIMPLE STORY EARTH-COVERED FLAT TOP and a DIARAMIC TWO-STORY OVAL.

5587 Linear Accelerators In Radiation Therapy

Theory and Operation PART 1 - BASIC COMPONENTS, DESCRIBES INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PARTS of the LINAC. PART 2 - FUNCTION of MAIN COMPONENTS. PART 3 - TECHNICAL OPERATION.

5588 Proposed Changes In The Name And Charge

of the N.E.X.T. Taskforce HANK KOCEL, of the STATE of WASHINGTON, DISCUSSES the NATIONAL EVALUATION of X-RAY TRENDS (N.E.X.T.) PROGRAM.

5590 Practical Aspects Electron Beam Dosimetry - Part 2 CONTAINS HISTORICAL REVIEWS of ELECTRON BEAM TREATMENTS and DOSIMETRY.

5592 Current Issues In Radiological Health Quantitative Aspects of Radiation THE QUESTION of the NATURE and SHAPE of the DOSE-RESPONSE CURVE for IONIZING RADIATION is DISCUSSED as WELL as PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS of the ISSUE. ALSO DESCRIBED are the CONCEPTS of RELATIVE and ABSOLUTE RISK.

5594 A Discussion of the 1980 Beir Report DISCUSSES SIGNIFICANCE of the DOSE-RESPONSE CURVE OPTIONS WHICH the COMMITTEE CONSIDERED, the ABSOLUTE VERSUS RELATIVE RISK MODELS, the ESSENTIAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BEIR I and BEIR III APPROACHES to ESTIMATING CANCER RISK.

5595 Film Dosimentry Electrons A REVIEW of the USE of FILM for ELECTRON BEAM DOSIMETRY and ITS CURRENT APPLICATIONS.

5597 Wall Correction Factors and Other Perturbation Factors For Ionization Chambers

THE EFFECTS of WALL MATERIAL and CHAMBER GEOMETRY UPON DOSIMETRY. ALSO INCLUDES DISCUSSION of STOPPING POWER RATIOS, THEIR MEANING and IMPORTANCE to ELECTRON BEAM DOSIMETRY.

5598 Photographer'S Eye Jerry Uelsmann DESCRIBES and GIVES EXAMPLES of the WORK of the PHOTOGRAPHER NAMED ABOVE.

5599 Photographer'S Eye Duane Michael's DESCRIBES and GIVES EXAMPLES of the WORK of the PHOTOGRAPHER NAMED ABOVE.

5600 Photographer'S Eye Art Kane DESCRIBES and GIVES EXAMPLES of the WORK of the PHOTOGRAPHER ART KANE

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Number Series Title Description5601 Photographer'S Eye Jay Maisel DESCRIBES and GIVES EXAMPLES of the WORK of the

PHOTOGRAPHER JAY MAISEL5602 Photographer'S Eye Douglas Kirkland DESCRIBES and GIVES EXAMPLES of the WORK of the

PHOTOGRAPHER DOUGLAS KIRKLA5603 Photographer'S Eye Burt Glinn DESCRIBES and GIVES EXAMPLES of the WORK of the

PHOTOGRAPHER BURT GLINN5604 Photographer'S Eye Eve Arnold DESCRIBES and GIVES EXAMPLES of EVE ARNOLD5605 Zarabanoa Zarabanoa: Program 1 A COMPLETE COURSE TEACHING BASIC SPANISH

CONVERSATION and COMPREHENSION by ENGAGING STUDENTS in ANN ONGOING HUMAN INTEREST MYSTERY STORY. the DRAMATIZED STORY is SHOT on LOCATION in MADRID, SEGOVIA, and a VILLAGE in CASTILLE.

5606 Zarabanoa Zarabanoa: Program 2 A COMPLETE COURSE TEACHING BASIC SPANISH CONVERSATION and COMPREHENSION by ENGAGING STUDENTS in ANN ONGOING HUMAN INTEREST MYSTERY STORY. the DRAMATIZED STORY is SHOT on LOCATION in MADRID, SEGOVIA, and a VILLAGE in CASTILLE.






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Number Series Title Description5612 Zarabanoa Zarabanoa: Program 8 A COMPLETE COURSE TEACHING BASIC SPANISH









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5623 Zarabanoa Zarabanoa: Program 19 A COMPLETE COURSE TEACHING BASIC SPANISH CONVERSATION and COMPREHENSION by ENGAGING STUDENTS in AN ONGOING HUMAN INTEREST MYSTERY STORY. the DRAMATIZED STORY is SHOT on LOCATION in MADRID, SEGOVIA, and a VILLAGE in CASTILLE.





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5630 Photographer'S Eye Steve Krongard DESCRIBES and GIVES EXAMPLES of the WORK of the PHOTOGRAPHER STEVE KRONGARD

5632 Photographer'S Eye Galen Rowell DESCRIBES and GIVES EXAMPLES of the WORK of the PHOTOGRAPHER GALEN ROWELL

5633 Photographer'S Eye Maureen Lanbray DESCRIBES and GIVES EXAMPLES of the WORK of the PHOTOGRAPHER MAUREEN LANBR.

5634 Photographer'S Eye Neil Leifer DESCRIBES and GIVES EXAMPLES of the WORK of the PHOTOGRAPHER NEIL LEIFER

5638 Christians Faith and Fear PORTRAYS the MEDIEVAL SPIRIT as CHARACTERIZED by a FIXATION on the CHURCH as the SOURCE of SALVATION, COUPLED with an ALMOST IRRATIONAL PREOCCUPATION with GUILT and DEATH.

5639 Christians Protest and Reform PRESENTS VIEWS of the MASSIVE CONFUSION WHICH RESULTED INADVERTENTLY FROM the NEED for REFORM in the CHURCH: "A MOVEMENT FULL of GREAT LEADERS WITHOUT a CONSISTENT VIEW."

5640 Christians In Search of Tolerance EXAMINES and REVIEWS the PHENOMENON of EMIGRATION and SETTLEMENT of the NEW WORLD as an OFFSHOOT of the RELIGIOUS FERMENT and PERSECUTION in EUROPE.

5641 Oedipus Rex - Part 1 The Shakespearean Festival Players, speaking through Greek masks, present the tragedy of Oedipus, who, having unwittingly slain his father and unknowingly married his mother, is driven by the plague that has swept through his kingdom

5642 Oedipus Rex - Part 2 The Shakespearean Festival Players, speaking through Greek masks, present the tragedy of Oedipus, who, having unwittingly slain his father and unknowingly married his mother, is driven by the plague that has swept through his kingdom

5643 Underground Vaults and Storage A PROMOTIONAL FILM DEMONSTRATING ADVANTAGES of STORING VITAL RECORDS, ETC., UNDERGROUND WHERE THEY are SAFE FROM FIRE and OTHER NATURAL DISASTERS.

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Number Series Title Description5644 One Step Ahead One Step Ahead THE TECHNIQUES of PATIENT CONTROL, PROVIDING a

SEQUENCE of ESCALATING CONTROLS INTENDED to REDUCE the RISK of INJURY to the PRACTITIONER WHILE MAINTAINING THERAPEUTIC QUALITY for the PATIENT.

5645 Conservation Piaget's Developmental theory SHOWS CHILDREN in INDIVIDUAL INTERVIEWS WHEN THEY are PRESENTED with TASKS INVOLVING CONSERVATION of QUANTITY, LENGTH, AREA and VOLUME USING STANDARD PROCEDURES DEVELOPED by SWISS PSYCHOLOGIST JEAN PIAGET.

5646 When Parents Grow Old EDITED FROM the MOTION PICTURE "I NEVER SANG for MY FATHER" STARRING GENE HACKMAN and MELVYN DOUGLAS, RELEASED by COLUMBIA PICTURES in 1970. TELLS the STORY of a YOUNG MAN WHO MUST DECIDE BETWEEN CARING for HIS AILING, WIDOWED FATHER and MARRIAGE.

5647 Rose By Any Other Name A FILM THAT HELPS PEOPLE of ALL AGES UNDERSTAND the NEEDS and PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED WHEN OLDER ADULTS ENGAGE in SEXUAL INTIMACY. ROSE GORDON, a 79 YEAR OLD WOMAN in a NURSING HOME, is DISCOVERED in the BED of a MALE RESIDENT.

5648 The Business Of Show Business Roger Corman THE KING of the B-MOVIES TELLS HIS STORY CORMAN TALKS ABOUT the ROLE of PRE-PRODUCTION PLANNING, MARKETING RESEARCH, and JUST PLAIN OLD-FASHIONED HARD WORK.

5649 Three Approaches To Psychotherapy I

Part 1 - Carl Rogers (Client Centered therapy) Perhaps the most complex and engaging of Carl Rogers’ filmed demonstrations of Client Centered Therapy with a real client. Gloria’s

conflict between her feelings ("I want to"), her beliefs ("it’s wrong"), and her actions ("but I’ll do it anyway"), and her personal "utopia" when she

is not in conflict, but "all in one piece," are all heard and understood by Rogers. The value of any system relies largely on the skill of the person who employs it, as Rogers so ably demonstrates. The video includes Rogers describing his system of psychotherapy and practice, his interview with the client, and his comments about the session.

5650 Three Approaches To Psychotherapy I

Part 2 - Frederick Perls (Gestalt therapy) With a goal similar to Rogers’, Frederick Perls uses an entirely different approach - Gestalt Therapy. Perls frustrates Gloria into standing on

her own two feet and abandoning her roles and games. He frustrates her into being real, into knowing and owning her feelings, and being in

the here and now. The video includes Perls describing his system of psychotherapy and practice, his interview with the client, and his

comments about the session.

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Number Series Title Description5651 Three Approaches To Psychotherapy

IPart 3 - Albert Ellis (Rational Emotive therapy) Albert Ellis challenges Gloria’s absolutes - her "awfulizing," and

"catastrophizing" - that make her feel so unhappy with herself, and that sabotage her relationships with others. He tells her that the irrational things she says to herself cause her negative feelings and her consequent behaviors. Gloria begins to discover that she can correct her irrational thoughts and reverse her negative feelings and behaviors. The video includes Ellis describing his system of psychotherapy and practice, his interview with the client, and his comments about the session. In conclusion, Gloria and Shostrom discuss her experiences with the three therapists.

5652 Discipline Without Punishment INTRODUCES THE CONCEPT OF "POSITIVE DISCIPLINE" AS DEVELOPED BY MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT RICHARD C. GROTE. USING VIGNETTES INVOLVING SUPERVISORS AND EMPLOYEES, SHOWS THAT DISCIPLINE CAN BE A POSITIVE TOOL TO USE IN HELPING TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR OWN BEHAVIOR.

5653 Communicating Non-Defensively Don't Take It Personally DESIGNED to AID BOTH the GIVER and RECEIVER of CRITICISM in UNDERSTANDING the OTHER's POINT of VIEW.

5654 Until I Die DR. ELIZABETH KUBLER-ROSS, CHICAGO PSYCHIATRIST, EXPLAINS HER WORK with TERMINALLY ILL PATIENTS, EXAMINING the FIVE STAGES: DENIAL, ANGER, BARGAINING, DEPRESSION, and ACCEPTANCE.

5656 Basic Concepts of: Lotus 1-2-3 THIS PROGRAM WILL GUIDE YOU THROUGH the STEPS NECESSARY to CREATE EDIT and PRINT YOUR FIRST SPREADSHEET.

5657 Source of Dance IDEAS of COMPOSITION SPRING FROM the MYRIAD of ANIMATE and INANIMATE OBJECTS THAT SURROUND US. THIS FILM EXPLORES the ORIGIN of IDEAS, COMPOSITIONAL SKETCHING, and the LANGUAGE of CHOREOGRAPHY.

5658 Assessment of the Patient With a Head Injury DEMONSTRATES USE of the 24-HOUR REUROVITAL FUNCTION FORM or the NEUROLOGICAL COMA EVALUATION CHART to ASSESS EXTENT of NEUROLOGICAL DAMAGE in PATIENT with a CLOSED HEAD INJURY.

5659 Automated Office Word Processing Memory and Document Prep.

COMPARES and CONTRASTS TRADITIONAL PROCESS of CREATING a TYPED DOCUMENT with THAT of the WORD PROCESSING DOCUMENT CYCLE. DISCUSSES ELECTRONIC MEMORY, INPUT, STORAGE, REVISION and PRINTING.

5660 Word Processing Equipment Generic Features Specific Feature REVIEWS SOME of the AUTOMATIC FEATURES FOUND on MOST WORD PROCESSING UNITS.

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Number Series Title Description5661 Managing Stress EXPLORES the TYPES of TENSIONS GENERATED FROM WITHIN

an INDIVIDUAL and FROM WITHIN ORGANIZATIONS. SHOWS how STRESS can BE CURBED on the JOB, and how it can ACTUALLY INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY.

5662 Report Writing Key To Convictions WRITING GOOD REPORTS is ESSENTIAL to a LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER's PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE. REPORTS are the KEY to OBTAINING CONVICTIONS. THIS PROGRAM TEACHES the OFFICER how to GET the JOB DONE RIGHT.

5663 Photo Introduction Exposure Control DESCRIBIES AND GIVES EXAMPLES OF THE WORK OF THE PHOTOGRAPHER NAMED ABOVE.

5664 A Perfectly Normal Day FOCUSES on a PROBLEM WELL KNOWN to BUSY PEOPLE-INTERRUPTIONS and CRISES. the FILM's PURPOSE is to CONVINCE the VIEWER THAT THESE VEXING PROBLEMS are REALLY PART of the DAILY JOB and THAT THEY can BE CONTROLLED and MANAGED. PRESENTS TESTED SOLUTIONS of ALAN LAKEIN to HELP ELIMINATE TENSION and CONFUSION FROM YOUR DAY.

5665 A Team of Two TEACHES MANAGERS how to DOUBLE THEIR EFFECTIVENESS by MAKING FULL USE of THEIR SECRETARIES. ALAN LAKEIN's TECHNIQUES WORK WHETHER the MANAGER and SECRETARY are ONE to ONE or WHETHER the SECRETARY WORKS for MORE THAN ONE MANAGER.

5666 Team of 2 Time management for sales professionals5666 Time Is Money TEACHES SALESPEOPLE how to SPEND TIME MORE

EFFECTIVELY and PRODUCTIVELY. FILLS the GAP BETWEEN COMMON SENSE and COMMON PRACTICE.

5667 Fanuc Robot DEPICTS the FOLLOWING TYPES of INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS: MANUAL MANIPULATORS, FIXED SEQUENCE ROBOTS, VARIABLE SEQUENCE ROBOTS, PLAYBACK ROBOTS, and INTELLIGENT ROBOTS.

5668 Robots 85670 The Oil Emersion Microscope5672 Beyond Confrontation Japanese Labor Relations At Work SHOWS THAT THERE are Japanese UNIONS, WORKERS are NOT

JUST "PASSIVE". SHOWS EXAMPLES of UNIONS FROM ORGANIZATIONS BASED on TRUST BETWEEN EMPLOYER and EMPLOYEE (VERY TRADITIONALLY Japanese) to MORE WESTERN STYLE SITUATIONS. GIVES HISTORICAL CONTEXT of LABOR UNREST in the 1950S and 60S FOLLOWING WORLD WAR II.

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Number Series Title Description5673 Just Like Everyone Else Communication and the Deaf A PANEL DISCUSSION, with DOCUMENTARY FOOTAGE, with a

SPEECH PATHOLOGIST, an INTERPRETER, and a DEAF PROFESSOR-ALL FROM the NATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE for the DEAF. SHOWS the THREE MODES of COMMUNICATION: FINGERSPELLING, American SIGN LANGUAGE (ASL) and ORAL SPEECH. CAPTIONED.

5674 Just Like Everyone Else Culture Aspects of Deafness BOB PANARA, a DEAF PROFESSOR at the NATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE for the DEAF, READS HIS OWN POETRY and CALLS ATTENTION to the ARTISTIC ACHIEVEMENTS of OTHER DEAF PEOPLE, SUCH as BEETHOVEN, CADWALLADER WASHBURN, DOUGLAS TILDEN, NANETTE FABRAY, ETC. CAPTIONED.

5676 Working Together Partners In Excellence - Version 2 - Part 2 REVISED VERSION of VC-5675. COVERS ONLY "HIGH-TECH" ASPECTS.

5677 Type 2 An Alternative Management Style - Part 1 EXAMINES the BASIC ELEMENTS of the Japanese APPROACH to ORGANIZATION and MANAGEMENT.

5678 Type 2 An Alternative Management Style - Part 2 CONSIDERS the DIFFERENCES BETWEEN American and Japanese MANAGEMENT, and the SIMILARITIES. LOOKS at TYPE Z MANAGEMENT and ITS IMPLICATIONS for PROFESSIONAL MANAGERS and DEVELOPMENT in OUR SOCIETY

5679 The Third Wave - Part 1 We started off as hunter-gatherers -- nomads. We hunted our food and moved as the seasons to find food. Then, the First Wave began: * The First Wave: People stayed in one place and developed a sense of cyclical times, it that it repeated itself with cycles of moons, crops, and seasons. Everyone worked on the farm and people were generalists -- able to do many things. * The Second Wave: Our tools progressed and we produced ships, railroads, and automobiles. To build all this, we invested in expensive equipment and people (labor). * The Third Wave: The industrial society brought huge companies and military organizations that needed to track what they had and what they were doing, and what they were spending. Information becomes abundant. This Information Society is more than just technology. It includes social, cultural, institutional, moral, and political dislocations during our transition from a brute force industry society to a brain force economy. Pt.1

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Number Series Title Description5680 The Third Wave - Part 2 We started off as hunter-gatherers -- nomads. We hunted our food and

moved as the seasons to find food. Then, the First Wave began: * The First Wave: People stayed in one place and developed a sense of cyclical times, it that it repeated itself with cycles of moons, crops, and seasons. Everyone worked on the farm and people were generalists -- able to do many things. * The Second Wave: Our tools progressed and we produced ships, railroads, and automobiles. To build all this, we invested in expensive equipment and people (labor). * The Third Wave: The industrial society brought huge companies and military organizations that needed to track what they had and what they were doing, and what they were spending. Information becomes abundant. This Information Society is more than just technology. It includes social, cultural, institutional, moral, and political dislocations during our transition from a brute force industry society to a brain force economy. Pt.2

5681 Adapting To Parenthood A NUMBER of NEW PARENTS SPEAK of THEIR INITIAL PROBLEMS in CARING for THEIR BABIES. FOLLOWS ONE COUPLE DURING FIRST TEN WEEKS of PARENTHOOD.

5682 The Japan Adventure Orientation For New Students OVERVIEW of the JAPAN ADVENTURE PROGRAM WHICH ENABLES LCC STUDENTS to SPEND 9 MONTHS LIVING and WORKING in JAPAN.

5683 Am: Government Theory and Practice Who Rules America PART of a TELECOURSE: American GOVERNMENT, THEORY and PRACTICE.

5684 By William Murphy Land of the Nile VIDEOTAPE of SLIDES TAKEN by LCC INSTRUCTOR on a TRIP to EGYPT. the INSTRUCTOR, WILLIAM MURPHY, ALSO PROVIDES the NARRATION.

5685 International Film Bureau, the Romans DEMONSTRATION by DR. JOHN DYKE in an LCC CLASSROOM. how to TAKE BACTERIOLOGICAL CULTURES FROM PATIENTS and how to TRANSPORT THEM to the LABORATORY for ANALYSIS.

5688 Computer Chronicles Connectivity LOOKS at the INCREASING EMPHASIS on COMMUNICATIONS AMONG COMPUTERS THROUGH the USE of LOCAL AREA NETWORKS (LANS) or WIDE AREA NETWORKS (WANS)

5689 Computer Chronicles Mac System 7 A LOOK at the POWERS of the NEW MAC SYSTEM 7.0 OPERATING SYSTEM and NEW SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS THAT TAKE ADVANTAGE of THEIR NEW, MORE POWERFUL, PLATFORM.

5690 Computer Chronicles Windows Applications A LOOK at the NEWEST SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS DESIGNED for "WINDOWS," INCLUDING ACCESSORIES, TOOLS and the NEW VISUAL BASIC PROGRAMMING SYSTEM.

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Number Series Title Description5691 Computer Chronicles Foreign Language Software LOOKS at FOREIGN LANGUAGE FONT PACKAGES, TRANSLATION

SOFTWARE, LANGUAGE TRAINING SOFTWARE and MULTI-LINGUAL WORD PROCESSORS.

5692 Computer Chronicles Integrated Software Packages A BRIEF LOOK at INTEGRATED SOFTWARE THAT ALLOWS USERS to COMBINE WORD PROCESSING, DATABASE MANAGEMENT and ELECTRONIC SPREADSHEETS INTO ONE PRODUCT, HELPING to KEEP SOFTWARE PACKAGES DOWN.

5693 Computer Chronicles 486 Pcs A LOOK at the NEWEST and FASTEST GENERATION of PERSONAL COMPUTER MICROPROCESSORS, the 486, and WHAT it can DO to BRING MORE POWER and SPEED to YOUR COMPUTER.

5694 Computer Chronicles Cd Rom Software A LOOK at the NEW STORAGE MEDIUM, CD-ROM (COMPACT DISK READ ONLY MEMORY) and ITS APPLICATIONS in the COMPUTER WORLD.

5695 Computer Chronicles Easy To Use Database A BRIEF LOOK at EASY-TO-USE DATABASE PROGRAMS THAT can DO EVERYTHING MOST USERS NEED.

5696 Computer Chronicles Virtual Reality A FIRST LOOK at VIRTUAL REALITY PRODUCTS THAT CREATE a TOTAL SIMULATED ENVIRONMENT for WORK or PLAY.

5697 Computer Chronicles Diagnostic Software A LOOK at DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE WHICH ALLOWS USERS to TROUBLESHOOT PERFORMANCE PROBLEMS, SOLVE CONFIGURATION PROBLEMS, and OPTIMIZE THEIR COMPUTER's SETUP, THUS HELPING to CUT the COST of COMPUTER REPAIR.

5714 Sex Role Development EXAMINES the INFLUENCE THAT SEX ROLES and STEREOTYPES HAVE on ALMOST EVERY FACET of PEOPLE's LIVES. the WAYS THEY are INSTILLED in SUCCESSIVE GENERATIONS of AmericanS, and the WAYS in WHICH SOME PEOPLE are TRYING to FIND BETTER MODELS for HUMAN BEHAVIOR.

5715 Cognitive Development EXPLAINS SOME of the BASIC PRINCIPLES and IMPLICATIONS CHARACTERIZING TWO MAJOR VIEWS: the COGNITIVE-DEVELOPMENTAL APPROACH and the COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL, or COGNITIVE-LEARNING APPROACH. the FILM CONSIDERS how COGNITION CHANGES or can BE CHANGED, and how EACH VIEWPOINT HAS BEEN APPLIED in SCHOOLS. the WORK of PIAGET is USED as a BASIS for the DISCUSSION.

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Number Series Title Description5716 Language Development SHOWS how KNOWLEDGE of LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT is

BEING INCREASED ALONG SEVERAL LINES of THINKING and RESEARCH. CONSIDERS SIMILARITIES OCCURRING in LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT AMONG CHILDREN THROUGHOUT the WORLD. ILLUSTRATES SIMILARITIES and DIFFERENCES BETWEEN DEAF and HEARING PEOPLE. DESCRIBES APPLICATION of LANGUAGE RESEARCH to ANIMALS-ESPECIALLY CHIMPANZEES.

5717 Abnormal Behavior A Mental Hospital ACQUAINTS the VIEWER with the DIFFERENCE BETWEEN POPULAR MYTHS and the REALITY of an ACTUAL MENTAL HOSPITAL and ITS PATIENTS. ALSO DEFINES "ABNORMAL" as ANY BEHAVIOR THAT SEVERELY DISRUPTS or IMPAIRS the EVERYDAY FUNCTIONING of the INDIVIDUAL or of OTHER MEMBERS of the CULTURE. SHOWS INTERVIEWS with PATIENTS HAVING VARIOUS DIAGNOSES.

5718 Personality INVOLVES the PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT and DESCRIPTION of ONE PERSONALITY. the DESCRIPTION is DERIVED by PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVIEWING and TESTING, DESCRIPTION of the PERSON by PEOPLE WHO KNOW HIM, SELF-DESCRIPTION, and REACTION of the INDIVIDUAL (A COLLEGE SENIOR MAJORING in ART) to the RESULTS of the FILMING, INTERVIEWING and TESTING.

5719 Development PRESENTS a SAMPLING of CURRENT RESEARCH METHODS in the STUDY of HUMAN DEVELOPMENT and DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY. MANY PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS are ATTRIBUTED DIRECTLY or INDIRECTLY to INADEQUATE MASTERY of DEVELOPMENTAL TASKS THROUGHOUT LIFE.

5720 Social Psychology INTRODUCES the FIELD of SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY and DEFINES SOME of ITS KEY CONCEPTS. SHOWS COMMUNITY REACTIONS to BUSSING and INTEGRATION in WESTPORT, CONN., with COMMENTARY FROM a PANEL MODERATED by KENNETH CLARK.

5721 A Conversation With B.F. Skinner B.F. SKINNER DISCUSSES with ELIZABETH HALL HIS PRINCIPLES of OPERANT CONDITIONING with RESPECT to the SCIENCE of BEHAVIORISM, and TALKS ABOUT HIS BOOK, BEYOND FREEDOM and DIGNITY.

5722 Behaviorism Applied Token Economy PSYCHOLOGIST B.F. SKINNER OUTLINES HIS THEORIES on the TREATMENT of the MENTALLY ILL, CRIMINALS, and RETARDATES, SHOWING the SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION of THESE THEORIES in a MENTAL HEALTH FACILITY.

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Number Series Title Description5723 The Sensory World AN ANIMATED FILM WHICH SHOWS a VOYAGE THROUGH the

HUMAN BODY to DEMONSTRATE the OPERATION of the SENSES. INCLUDES EXPERIMENTS SHOWING SENSORY PHENOMENA and CONFUSION.

5724 Reward and Punishment DISCUSSES PRINCIPLES UNDERLYING the TWO MAJOR INFLUENCES in HUMAN DEVELOPMENT-REWARD and PUNISHMENT-AND GUIDELINES for THEIR USE in DEVELOPING NEW BEHAVIORS or CHANGING EXISTING BEHAVIORS of YOUNG CHILDREN.

5725 After Hours A word processor, looking for a break from his humdrum Manhattan routine, gets caught in a bizarre web of seemingly chance encounters with the downtown night people.

5725 Methodology The Psychologist and the Experiment Shows two examples of controlled manipulation with test groups in the laboratory in order to explain the basic logic of experimentation in psychology.

5726 Information Processing USING for ITS BASE a CROWDED, NOISY COCKTAIL PARTY, as OBSERVED FROM a CONTROL BOOTH by ACTOR-COMEDIAN DAVID STEINBERG, ANALYZES how PEOPLE PROCESS INFORMATION. IMPROVISATIONAL ACTORS DEMONSTRATE ATTENTION, LANGUAGE PROCESSING, LONG and SHORT TERM MEMORY, MNEMONICS, RETRIEVAL STRATEGIES and PROBLEM SOLVING.

5728 Soldier's Home AN ADAPTATION of the STORY by ERNEST HEMINGWAY. RETURNING HOME AFTER WORLD WAR I, to a COMMUNITY in WHICH HE FEELS ALIEN, a SOLDIER STRUGGLES to MAKE SENSE of the PAST and FACE the UNCERTAINTY AHEAD.

5729 The Blue Hotel FROM the STORY by STEPHEN CRANE, ABOUT a STRANGE GUEST in the TOWN's HOTEL and HIS ANNOUNCEMENT THAT HE WILL BE KILLED in the VERY ROOM HE's IN. STARS DARREN WARNER, JOHN BOTTOMS, REX EVERHART, GEDDETH SIMITH, JAMES KEACH, THOMAS ALDREDGE. NARRATOR: COLLEEN DEWHURST.

5730 Bernice Bobs Her Hair AN ADAPTATION of the SHORT STORY of the SAME TITLE by F. SCOTT FITZGERALD. in the MIDWEST, AROUND 1920, a SHY GIRL GETS ADVICE FROM HER COUSIN on how to INTEREST MEN. STARS SHELLEY DUVALL, VERONICA CARTWRIGHT; NARRATOR: COLLEEN DEWHURST.

5731 Theory X And Theory Y Two Sets of Assumptions Management JOHN MORRIS of the HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL DISCUSSES the MANAGERIAL THEORIES of MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST DOUGLAS MCGREGOR.

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Number Series Title Description5734 American Sign Language A Students Text - Unit 1-9 DESIGNED to HELP STUDENTS ACQUIRE COMPETENCE in

CONVERSATIONAL ASL as WELL as an AWARENESS and APPRECIATION of the CULTURE of DEAF PEOPLE.

5735 American Sign Language A Students Text - Unit 10-18 DESIGNED to HELP STUDENTS ACQUIRE COMPETENCE in CONVERSATIONAL ASL as WELL as an AWARENESS and APPRECIATION of the CULTURE of DEAF PEOPLE.

5736 American Sign Language Students Text - Units 19-27 DESIGNED to HELP STUDENTS ACQUIRE COMPETENCE in CONVERSATIONAL ASL as WELL as an AWARENESS and APPRECIATION of the CULTURE of DEAF PEOPLE.

5737 Tech Sign Computers A-E Showing the different sign language words for computer trems DW5738 Tech Sign Computers E-O Showing the different sign language words for computer trems DW5739 Tech Sign Computers P-W Showing the different sign language words for computer trems DW5740 "I Want To Talk" A Child Model of American Sign Language PRESENTS a LOOK at American SIGN LANGUAGE as

DEMONSTRATED by a SEVEN YEAR OLD DEAF CHILD of DEAF PARENTS. SEVEN LESSONS are TAKEN FROM THIS CHILD's DIALOGUE ABOUT HIS FAMILY, HIS HOME, HIS SCHOOL HIS TOYS and HIS NEIGHBORHOOD.

5741 Signing Famous Deaf Americans - Part 1 NARRATED by PROF. ROBERT PANARA, THIS TWO-PART, CAPTIONED VIDEOTAPE FOCUSES on the ACHIEVEMENTS of SELECTED DEAF AmericanS FROM a VARIETY of CAREERS: ARTS, EDUCATION, SPORTS, MEDICINE, LAW.

5742 Signing Famous Deaf Americans - Part 2 NARRATED by PROF. ROBERT PANARA, THIS TWO-PART, CAPTIONED VIDEOTAPE FOCUSES on the ACHIEVEMENTS of SELECTED DEAF AmericanS FROM a VARIETY of CAREERS: ARTS, EDUCATION, SPORTS, MEDICINE, LAW.

5743 Signing Human Sexuality - Part 1 American SIGN LANGUAGE TERMS of HUMAN SEXUALITY as USED by the DEAF COMMUNITY of the U.S. INCLUDES GENERAL ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY TERMS.

5744 Signing Human Sexuality - Part 2 American SIGN LANGUAGE TERMS of HUMAN SEXUALITY as USED by the DEAF COMMUNITY of the U.S. INCLUDES GENERAL ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY TERMS.

5745 Offhand Tales Short Anecdotes For Sign Reading Practice Consists of short anectodes told with the use of sign language and mime.

5746 Offhand Tales Short Anecdotes For Sign Reading Practice Consists of short anectodes told with the use of sign language and mime.

5747 Signing Mime The Art of Visual Imagery DISCUSSION (CAPTIONED and SIGNED) of the NATURE of COMMUNICATION VIA SIGN LANGUAGE and PANTOMIME. KNOWLEDGE of American SIGN LANGUAGE is NECESSARY for COMPLETE UNDERSTANDING.

5749 Models of American Sign Language - # 2 A VARIETY of SIGNED SHORT STORIES as TOLD by DEAF AmericanS of the MIDWEST: OHIO, ILLINOIS, and INDIANA.

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Number Series Title Description5750 Models of American Sign Language - # 3 A VARIETY of SIGNED SHORT STORIES as TOLD by DEAF

AmericanS of the MIDWEST: OHIO, ILLINOIS, and INDIANA.5751 Models of American Sign Language - # 4 A VARIETY of SIGNED SHORT STORIES as TOLD by DEAF

AmericanS of the MIDWEST: OHIO, ILLINOIS, and INDIANA.5756 Islam orient/ Occudent DESCRIBES ISLAM's INFLUENCE on the CULTURES of the WORLD.

5757 Fundamentals of Ac/Dc Cenaration REVIEWS the PRINCIPLE of ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION-SHOWING with ANIMATION and LIVE ACTION how a CURRENT is GENERATED. INDUCED CURRENT and VOLTAGE are DEFINED in the FIRST SEQUENCE.

5758 Principles of Electricity SHOWS MODERN USES of ELECTRICITY and THEN GOES INTO the SUBJECT of WHAT it is and WHERE it COMES FROM.

5759 You Can Surpass Yourself A FILM EXPLORATION, with DR. EDEN RYL, of how We LEARN BEST, WHAT HELPS US to LEARN and WHAT HINDERS US. STRESSES the ROLE of MOTIVATION and of BREAKING OLD HABIT PATTERNS.

5760 Marketing Your Records Management Programs

Using graphics and video sequences, Dennis Morgan explains how to develop a new information management system for a corporation and tells how to "sell" the system to top management. He explains how to do records inventory and cost analysis for the old system, and details specific steps toward implementing more efficient records management over a 5-year period.

5761 Learning DISCUSSES SPECIES SPECIFIC BEHAVIOR, STIMULUS REINFORCEMENT, CONDITIONING, and MOTIVATION TRAINING. THESE CONCEPTS are EXEMPLIFIED THROUGH SPECIES SUCH as BIRDS, RATS, and HUMANS. DISCUSSION by B. .F. SKINNER, JACK HAILMAN, ECKHARD HESS, LEWIS LIPSITT, RICHARD M ALLOT, NATHAN AZRIN, and DAVID MCCLELLAND.

5762 The Psychology of Winning DEFINES "WINNERS" as PERSONS WHO RID THEMSELVES of NEGATIVE SELF-TALK, WHO STIMULATE WINNING THROUGH SELF-EXPECTANCY, and WHO THEREFORE ACHIEVE THEIR GOALS.

5763 Dead Birds - Part 1 ILLUSTRATES CULTURE of a NEW GUINEA TRIBE WHOSE SOCIETIES and PRACTICES are CONSTRUCTED AROUND INTERTRIBAL WARFARE and REVENGE, CENTERING on THEIR BELIEF THAT PEOPLE, BECAUSE THEY are LIKE BIRDS, MUST DIE.

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Number Series Title Description5764 Dead Birds - Part 2 ILLUSTRATES CULTURE of a NEW GUINEA TRIBE WHOSE

SOCIETIES and PRACTICES are CONSTRUCTED AROUND INTERTRIBAL WARFARE and REVENGE, CENTERING on THEIR BELIEF THAT PEOPLE, BECAUSE THEY are LIKE BIRDS, MUST DIE. CONCLUSION

5765 Sun Builders EXPLAINS BASIC CONCEPTS of PASSIVE SOLAR ENERGY DESIGN, SHOWING EXAMPLES of how THESE CONCEPTS are BEING TRANSFORMED INTO REALITY by ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, and OTHER SOLAR ADVOCATES.

5766 The House That Nasa Built Focuses on a house built by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration at Langley Research Center in Virginia, using some of the new technologies available to homebuilders and homeowners. Includes water and energy conservation, along with safety and security features.

5767 Earth Coupled/ Solar Assisted Heat Pump BETA Tape No Info DW5768 A Difference of Rights A STUDY, PRODUCED and DIRECTED by LCC PROFESSOR

WILLIAM BLANCHARD, of the CONTROVERSIAL INDIAN FISHING RIGHTS in MICHIGAN-SPECIFICALLY the GILL NET ISSUE. the POSITIONS of ALL SIDES-INDIANS, OTHER FISHERMEN, and the DNR are EXPLORED.

5769 Industrial Robot Introduction DESCRIBES, in DETAIL, the PHYSICAL MAKE-UP and MOVEMENT CAPABILITIES and AVAILABLE CONTROL SYSTEMS of ROBOTS. STUDIES ROBOTS in PRODUCTION SITUATIONS. WRITER and NARRATOR: GEORGE W. KIDDER.

5770 Industrial Robot Applications EXPLAINS WHAT a ROBOT is and how it WORKS. SHOWS SPECIFIC APPLICATIONS of ROBOT FUNCTIONING in TODAY's INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT.

5771 Robot Safety At Caterpillar REVIEWS SAFETY PRACTICES for PEOPLE WORKING in or AROUND ROBOTS

5772 Manufacturing Insights Robots In Assembly & Packaging OMDIAL, FORD, IBM, DELTA, and NORTHERN TELECOM, are VISITED to EXAMINE THEIR USE of ROBOTS.

5773 Employee Involvement And Energy Conservation

Ford Livonia EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT on an ENERGY COMMITTEE LEADS to a $1.5 MILLION ENERGY SAVINGS at an AUTO PLANT. DEALS with METHODS of SAVING ENERGY FROM STEAM, ELECTRICITY, ETC.

5774 Another Handful of Stories PART of the DEAF STORY-TELLERS SERIES. INCLUDES the FOLLOWING SIGNED STORIES: SONIC BOOM of 1994, 1776-DEAF PEOPLE's CONTRIBUTION.

5775 Another Handful of Stories PART of the DEAF STORY-TELLERS SERIES. INCLUDES the FOLLOWING SIGNED STORIES: FEB. 3, FIRE in a TREE, the CHALK, a LUCKY XMAS, PREACHER, LG. PIX.

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Number Series Title Description5776 Another Handful of Stories PART of the DEAF STORY-TELLERS SERIES. INCLUDES the

FOLLOWING SIGNED STORIES: MY SUMMER EXPERIENCE, DO DEAF PEOPLE HAVE EARS?

5777 Another Handful of Stories PART of the DEAF STORY-TELLERS SERIES. INCLUDES the FOLLOWING SIGNED STORIES: how HEARING MINERS GOT UP LATE, the FIRST DEAF POSTMASTER.

5778 Another Handful of Stories PART of the DEAF STORY-TELLERS SERIES. INCLUDES the FOLLOWING SIGNED STORIES: an EMBARRASSING MOMENT, I'LL STICK to MY LOVE of BOOKS.

5779 Another Handful of Stories PART of the DEAF STORY-TELLERS SERIES. INCLUDES the FOLLOWING SIGNED STORIES: ORMAN and SUSIE, how I LEARNED I WAS DEAF.

5780 Another Handful of Stories PART of the DEAF STORY-TELLERS SERIES. INCLUDES the FOLLOWING SIGNED STORIES: a SUMMER in LOS ANGELES, BORN DEAF and FREE.

5781 Another Handful of Stories A BRIEF HISTORY of SIGN LANGUAGE, FROM the TIMES MEDIEVAL MONKS to TODAY. CAPTIONED. ENCOURAGES UNDERSTANDING and COMMUNICATION BETWEEN HEARING and NONHEARING PEOPLE.

5782 Another Handful of Stories SHOWS how the HEART FUNCTIONS; OBSERVES an ACTUAL OPERATION REPLACING an INEFFICIENT VALVE.

5783 Another Handful of Stories USES ANIMATION to ILLUSTRATE CORRECT TECHNIQUES for MAKING STRAIGHT LINE CUTS, BEVEL CUTS, CIRCLES and SIMPLE SHAPES, and for PIERCING HOLES in HEAVY PLATE.

5784 Drucker Series Managing For Tomorrow, Unit 1

The Knowledge Worker UNIT I in the "DRUCKER SERIES" REVEALS how to SUPERVISE SPECIALISTS WHO HAVE MORE EXPERTISE THAN THEIR MANAGERS, and how to CHALLENGE THEM to MAKE FULL USE of THEIR CAPABILITIES and BE MORE EFFECTIVE. ALSO LISTED UNDER "MANAGING for TOMORROW" SERIES.

5785 Drucker Series Managing For Tomorrow, Unit 2

Managing Innovation and Growth INNOVATION and GROWTH REQUIRE CAREFUL, FOCUSED PLANNING and HARD, SYSTEMATIC WORK. UNIT 2 of the "DRUCKER SERIES" TAKES a LOOK at a PROPOSAL and SHOWS how YOU can LEARN FROM it as a MANAGER.

5786 Drucker Series-Managing For Tomorrow, Unit 3

The New Emp. and the New Customer EXPLAINS WHAT are the IMPACTS of POPULATION GROWTH on the FUTURE WORKFORCE, and WHY MANAGERS NEED to BECOME AWARE of THEIR EMPLOYMENT POLICIES and MARKETING STRATEGIES. UNIT 3 in the "DRUCKER SERIES."

5787 Drucker Series-Managing For Tomorrow, Unit 4

The Challenge of Productivity EXPLORES the CRITICAL PROBLEMS of MANAGING PRODUCTIVITY, with EMPHASIS on PROBLEM-SOLVING MEETINGS. UNIT 4 in the "DRUCKER SERIES."

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Number Series Title Description5788 Drucker Series-Managing For

Tomorrow, Unit 5Where Do I Belong? UNIT 5 in the "DRUCKER SERIES" SHOWS MANAGERS how to

HELP EMPLOYEES FIND Out WHAT THEY EXCEL IN, REDEFINE THEIR JOBS, and TAKE ADVANTAGE of CAREER DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED by THEIR ORGANIZATIONS and COMMUNITIES.

5790 Managing For Tomorrow Theory of X and theory of Y USES INTERVIEWS to EXPLAIN THEORY Y, a BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE BASED on MANAGEMENT THEORY and CONTRASTS it to THEORY X; a TRADITIONAL MANAGEMENT METHOD. DEMONSTRATES "HARD" and "SOFT" METHODS of MANAGEMENT.

5792 Instructions or Obstructions DR. PAUL PIGORS, of M.I.T., SHOWS how EVERY ORDER BREAKS DOWN INTO SEVEN STEPS: PLANNING, PREPARATION, PRESENTATION, VERIFICATION, ACTION, FOLLOW-UP, and APPRAISAL.

5793 Motivation Through Job Emrichment FREDERICK HERZBERG DISCUSSES HIS MOTVATION HYGIENE THEORY, OFFERING MANAGEMENY A NEW STRATEGY TO INCREASE EMPLOYEE PRODUCTIVITY. THE "HYGIENE FACTORS" -- GOOD PAY, OVERCOMING MINMUM EFFORT.

5794 Working With Troubles Employees DURING the COURSE of a SUPERVISOR's CAREER, EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED EMPLOYEES are LIKELY to BE ENCOUNTERED SEVERAL TIMES. in ALL CASES, the SUPERVISOR HAS a CRITICALLY IMPORTANT ROLE to PLAY: IF HE/SHE RECOGNIZES the NATURE of the PROBLEM and TAKES EFFECTIVE ACTION, the INDIVIDUAL can BE RESTORED to PRODUCTIVITY.

5795 Managing In a Crisis MANAGING in a CRISIS is ONE of the SEVEREST TESTS of a SUPERVISORS SKILL. DICK BECKHARD SHOWS how the SUPERVISOR can ACTUALLY USE a CRISIS to STRENGTHEN the TEAM, RATHER THAN ALLOWING it to PERPETUATE SIMILAR PROBLEMS in the FUTURE.

5796 The Real Security JOE POWELL is a MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT MUCH SOUGHT Out as a SPEAKER for MEETINGS of TOP MANAGEMENT EXECUTIVES. with HIS WIT, HUMOR, and COMMON SENSE, HE CHALLENGES MANAGEMENT to RE-EXAMINE OLD IDEA in the LIGHT of NEW TECHNOLOGY.

5797 Who Wants Unions EXPLORES "UNION-BUSTING", BOTH PAST and RECENT, as WELL as CURRENT MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES to WARD OFF UNIONS by USING PSYCHOLOGISTS, CONSULTANTS, and INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS. EXAMINES PROS and CONS of BOTH UNIONISM and UNION-FREE ENVIRONMENTS.

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Number Series Title Description5798 The Guilty Madonnas EXPLORES PARADOX of the WORKING MOTHER, CAUGHT

BETWEEN HER NEED or DESIRE to WORK and HER FEELING of RESPONSIBILITY TOWARDS HER CHILDREN, as SEEN THROUGH the EYES of MOTHERS, FATHERS, and FAMILY WORKERS.

5799 The Dean of Thin Air DISCUSSES GEORGE BERKELY, the IRISH PHILOSOPHER and THEOLOGIAN, and HIS LIFE and WORK.

5800 The Business of American PROBES THE REASONS FOR US UNEMPLOYMENT, FAULTING BUSINESSES FOR BEING PREOCCUPIED WITH BUYING, SELLING, ANS SURING EACH OTHER, AND BLAMES INDUSTRIES FOR FAILING TO REINVEST IN THEIR PLANTS AND RETOOL WITH COMPETITVE TECHNOLOGY. FOCUSES ON THE EFFECTS ON STEELWORKERS AND THIER FAMLIES OF US STEEL's SHUTDOWN OF ITS HOWSTEAD, PENNSLYVANIA PLANT.

5801 Russians People of Influence SHOWS how the LIVES of WORKING RUSSIANS are GOVERNED by the DIRECTOR, the PARTY SECRETARY, and the TRADE UNION CHAIRMAN in ANY ENTERPRISE. VISITS a COAL MINE in the UKRAINE, a WASHING ENTERPRISE in SIBERIA, and a REFRIGERATOR FACTORY in MINSK to POINT Out the INTERTWINING of WORK and PRIVATE LIVES.

5802 Poletown Lives POLETOWN, an INNER-CITY NEIGHBORHOOD, WAS DESTROYED in 1981 WHEN the CITY of DETROIT USED ITS POWER of EMINENT DOMAIN to TURN the LAND OVER to GENERAL MOTORS for CONSTRUCTION of a CADILLAC PLANT. the STORY is TOLD FROM the RESIDENTS' POINT of VIEW, as THEY REALIZED THAT the COURTS, the UAW, the CHURCH, the CITY COUNCIL, and the MEDIA WERE NOT GOING to HELP THEM.

5803 Amerdental Hygienists The Job Is Yours ... To Negotiate Gives advice and hints for recent graduates of dental hygiene schools to follow in interviewing for their first professional position with a dentist.

5805 Computer Concepts For Health Care Professionals

INTRODUCTION OT the BASICS of COMPUTERS and COMPUTER APPLICATIONS in MEDICAL FACILITIES.

5806 American Sign Language A Teachers' Resource Text On Grammar and Culture

RESOURCE TEXT on GRAMMAR and DEAF CULTURE.

5807 American Sign Language A Teachers Resource Text On Curriculum and Method

TEACHER's GUIDE to CURRICULUM and METHODS in American SIGN LANGUAGE and STRUCTURED CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES.

5808 Morris Massey Looks At The Future What You Are Is Where You See - Part 1 DESCRIBES how ONE CAN, USING the PAST and PRESENT as a BASE, SEE WHAT the FUTURE MAY BRING, as SEEN by MORRIS MASSEY.

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Number Series Title Description5809 Morris Massey Looks At The Future What You Are Is Where You See - Part 2 DR. MORRIS MASSEY EXPLAINS the SELF PROGRAMMING

PERIODS PEOPLE GO THROUGH FROM an EARLY AGE and the INFLUENCES WHICH GUIDE ADULT BEHAVIOR. HE POINTS Out THAT ONLY a "SIGNIFICANT EMOTIONAL EVENT" WILL ALTER BASIC VALUES. OUR NATIONS ATTITUDES and OUTLOOK for the FUTURE are DETERMINED by the VALUES of the EXISTING POPULATION. BEING AWARE of and UNDERSTANDING how PEOPLE DEAL with DIFFERENCES ALLOWS US to FORM MORE EFFECTIVE RELATIONSHIPS

5810 New Breath of Life DEALS with EMERGENCY FIRST AID USING ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION and RESUSCITATION. NARRATED by NANETTE FABRAY.

5811 Out Of The Past The Record of Rocks DISCUSSES the PROCESS of SEDIMENTATION and GIVES EXAMPLES FROM the GRAND CANYON of the COLORADO RIVER WHERE LIFE FORMS HAVE BEEN PRESERVED THROUGH THIS PROCESS. COVERS how to DATE ROCK SAMPLES.

5812 Out Of The Past Fossils: Plant and Telrapods NAMING PLANT and TETRAPOD FOSSILS in ORDER to SUPPORT the THEORY of EVOLUTION..

5813 Out Of The Past Fossils: Reptiles and Mammals TRACES the EVOLUTION of REPTILES and MAMMALS THROUGH FOSSILS.

5814 Relationships Structural Homologies and Co-Evolution Presents physical evidence of structural homologies between many types of vertebrates, insects, and plants and explains why these homologies suggest a common ancestry.

5815 Relationships Behavior and the Protein Record Shows types of homologous behavior in different species which are geographically separated from one another. Demonstrates the sequencing of proteins and how the evolutionary history of life is reflected in the structure of proteins.

5816 Selection In Action Natural Selection DEMONSTRATES how the THEORY of PLATE TECTONICS, or "DRIFTING CONTINENTS," is EVIDENCED by the DISCOVERY of ALMOST IDENTICAL FOSSILS in WIDELY-DISTANT PARTS of the WORLD. EXAMINES UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS of ISOLATED ISLAND POPULATIONS.

5817 Selection In Action Selection and Adaptation EXPLORES the VARIETIES of DESERT ADAPTATIONS by PLANTS and ANIMALS, DEALING with the CHALLENGES of WATER, HIGH TEMPERATURE, and HIGH SALINITY.

5818 Selection In Action The Human Influence DISCUSSES the IMPACT of MAN UPON EVOLUTION of PLANTS and ANIMAL LIFE. SHOWS how SOME PLANTS HAVE ADAPTED to HUMAN CONTAMINATION of the SOIL, USING the LAND AROUND an ABANDONED COPPER MINE as an EXAMPLE.

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Number Series Title Description5819 Origins Of Change Heredity and Mutation DEMONSTRATES a PROCESS of INDUCED MUTATION in the

LABORATORY. GENETIC EXPERIMENTS are CARRIED Out with FRUIT FLIES-USED as SUBJECTS BECAUSE of THEIR EASE of MANAGEABILITY and RAPID REPRODUCTION RATE. X-RAYS are USED to INDUCE MUTATIONS.

5820 Origins Of Change Dna and the Evidence For Evolution EXAMINES the CONNECTION BETWEEN DNA and EVOLUTION, as WELL as the FUNCTION of DNA ITSELF.

5821 Short Stories In Asl Ameslan: For Beginning Signers Story told with American Sign Language5822 Short Stories In Asl Ameslan: Rattlesnake Story told with American Sign Language5823 Short Stories In Asl Class Ring, Shuart's Stories INCLUDES STORIES: CLASS RING, STUART's STORIES.5824 Short Stories In Asl Deaf Senior's Life Histories - Part 1 DEAF SENIORS' LIFE HISTORIES, PT. 15825 Short Stories In Asl Deaf Senior's Life Histories - Part 2 DEAF SENIORS' LIFE HISTORIES, PT. 2.5826 Short Stories In Asl Boyscout Outing, Tonsils, Baseball INCLUDES STORIES: BOY SCOUT OUTING, TONSILS, BASEBALL.

5828 Reflections Apollo Mission The Apollo Program was a human spaceflight program undertaken by NASA during the years 1961–1975 with the goal of conducting manned moon landing missions. In 1961, President John F. Kennedy announced a goal of landing a man on the moon by the end of the decade. It was accomplished on July 20, 1969 by the landing of astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, with Michael Collins orbiting above during the Apollo 11 mission. Five subsequent Apollo missions also landed astronauts on the Moon, the last one in 1972. These six Apollo spaceflights are the only times humans have landed on another celestial body. The Apollo program, specifically the lunar landings, is often cited as the greatest technological achievement in human history.

5829 Probing DRAMATIZES the DIFFERENCE BETWEEN "ORDER TAKING" and SELLING. WHY DO PEOPLE BUY? GIVES SCENARIOS of SALES SITUATIONS.

5831 How Did You Get That Job? EXPLORES QUESTION of how did LCC GRADUATES GET JOBS and how THEIR LCC EDUCATION AIDED THEM. INTERVIEWS with SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES

5832 Community Leadership Brkst International Hostage Negotiator TALK GIVEN at LCC COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP BREAKFAST. AUDIENCE PRIMARILY LAW ENFORCEMENT PEOPLE.

5833 You'Re Not Listening PROVIDES a SERIES of HUMOROUS VIGNETTES SHOWING SOME TYPICAL POOR LISTENING HABITS and ILLUSTRATES SEVEN TECHNIQUES for BUILDING GOOD LISTENING SKILLS.

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Number Series Title Description5834 Moral Development (Milgrim Experiment) AN EXPERIMENT is RE-CREATED in WHICH ONE of TWO

PARTICIPANTS is REQUIRED to ADMINISTER PAINFUL ELECTRIC SHOCKS to the OTHER. the INDIVIDUAL ADMINISTERING the SHOCKS is CAUGHT in the MORAL DILEMMA of CONTINUING or NOT CONTINUING to DO SOMETHING THAT is REQUIRED BUT HURTFUL.

5840 The Constitution A Delicate Balance AFFIRMATIVE ACTION VS. REVERSE DISCRIMINATION. EXAMINES ACCUSATIONS THAT AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRAMS FOSTER REVERSE DISCRIMINATION.

5842 Communication Through Literature Writing About Literature EMPHASIZES the RESEARCH PROCESS. INTERVIEWS with PROFESSIONAL WRITERS and SCHOLARS ESTABLISH CRITERIA for ANALYZING LITERATURE and for SUPPORTING OPINIONS and JUDGEMENTS.

5844 Communication Through Literature Basic Elements of the Short Story DE MAUPASSANT's "THE NECKLACE" is USED to EXEMPLIFY ELEMENTS of FICTION and the WAY THEY WORK TOGETHER.

5845 Communication Through Literature Themes In Fiction DRAMATIZATIONS FROM THOMAS HARDY's SHORT STORY "THREE STRANGERS" SERVE as MAJOR EXAMPLES for DEMONSTRATING THEME in FICTION.

5846 Communication Through Literature Universal themes In Fiction EXPLORES FIVE RECURRING LITERARY THEMES: MAN's RELATIONSHIP to GOD, MAN's RELATIONSHIP to NATURE, MAN's RELATIONSHIP to SOCIETY, RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MEN and WOMEN, and MAN's SEARCH for IDENTITY.

5847 Communication Through Literature A Look At Science Fiction5848 Communication Through Literature Writing About Fiction Special approaches, skills, and techniques for writing about fiction are

presented. Important contemporary authors discuss writers and writing.

5851 Communication Through Literature The Boor5852 Communication Through Literature Riders To the Sea5853 Communication Through Literature Contemporary theater WRITING for the THEATER is the FOCUS of THIS PROGRAM,

USING EXAMPLES FROM MODERN PLAYS.5854 Communication Through Literature Writing About Drama5855 Communication Through Literature Introduction To Poetry5856 Communication Through Literature Form of Poetry5857 Communication Through Literature Language of Poetry5858 Communication Through Literature Theme and Voice In Poetry5859 Communication Through Literature Contemporary Poet5860 Communication Through Literature Writing About Poetry This lesson focuses on composition techniques for writing about poetry.

Students plan and produce compositions to illustrate the major points.

5861 Communication Through Literature Film History 15865 Communication Through Literature Introduction To Nonfiction5866 Communication Through Literature More Nonfiction

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Number Series Title Description5867 Communication Through Literature Literary Essay - Part 15897 So, This Is Philosophy So, This Is Philosophy FOCUSING on the PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS of ETHICAL

REASONING, the PROGRAM POSES the QUESTION: how DO We KNOW WHAT is RIGHT or WRONG? ANALYZING THREE STANDARD JUSTIFICATIONS-OPINION, SOCIETY and RELIGION, STUDENTS in a CLASSROOM BEGIN to SEE the PITFALLS in TRYING to PROVIDE a DEFINITIVE ANSWER.

5898 Revised Version Time of Your Life THE NEW, UPDATED VERSION of the AWARD-WINNING FILM. STILL HOSTED and NARRATED by JAMES WHITMORE and BASED on the RESEARCH of ALAN LAKEIN.

5899 Why Man Creates DEMONSTRATES the NATURE of the CREATIVE PROCESS and the VARIETY, RICHNESS, and IMPORTANCE of the CREATIVE VISION.

5900 Can You Help Me? A Film On Retail Selling A customer's trust is generated by the salesperson's trust in his /her ability to satisfy the customer's need and a sincere desire to help. The program presents the six most vital steps of selling, which have been tested nationally in major retail stores.

5909 How To Use Your IBM PC 10 Easy Video Lessons How to use an IBM computer, made simple! Pt.1 (1985) DW5910 How To Use Your IBM PC 10 Easy Video Lessons How to use an IBM computer, made simple! Pt.2 (1985) DW5912 Library Up-Date For LCC Instructors LCC Production5920 Age Related Sensory Losses An Empathic Approach Explores: what are the normal age-related sensory losses? At what age

do these losses begin to occur? What is a normal age-related vision loss? Hearing loss? How do these losses affect an elderly person's functioning? Utilizes a specially prepared lens covering and audio control which simulates the vision and hearing problems of a person in their late 70's.

5942 Grieving Suddenly Alone A dramatization of the grief process. A widow experiences typical reactions of shock, denial, quilt, anger, depression, and acceptance. With understanding support she eventually re-orders her life.

5944 Never To Later To Be Better Presents the value of good, life-long health habits and health practices that make for a productive long life. Older people describe their current life styles and benefits of exercise programs.

5945 New Careers Explores the how and why of both volunteer and paid positions for senior citizens, and suggests the positive impact new careers have on the community.

5946 Having Something Printed A visit to a print shop reveals the work involved in creating a printed brochure.

5947 War The Road To Total War Host Gwynne Dyer leads us through two centuries of world military history, charting the major social, economic and technological developments that have changed the methods and impact of modern warfare.

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Number Series Title Description5948 War Anybody's Son Will Do Focuses on the making of a modern soldier, following a group of

Marine recruits through boot camp to show the social and psychological means by which the civilian self is molded into a martial identity.

5949 War The Profession of Arms This program is about the professional soldier, career officers in every country who devote their lives to maintaining military organizations. Officers from the Israeli, American, soviet and Canadian forces describe battles they have fought and the special characteristics needed to pursue their career.

5965 Determinants of Radiation Injury & the Acute Radiation Syndrome

Discusses determinants of radiation injury, including the dose rate concept, individual sensitivity, and cell sensitivity. Contrasts acute and chronic effects and long and short-term effects. Reviews the four stages of the acute radiation syndrome.

5966 Biological Effects Of Ionizing Radiation

Concepts & History Presents a brief history of radiation exposure from the discovery of x-ray to the radium dial painters and pitch blend ore miners.

5967 The First Fifty Years Reflections On U.S./Soviet Relations Former u.s. Ambassadors to the soviet union are joined by past embassy staff member and host/journalist Harrison Salisbury. As an archival film of the Russian revolution and other historical events are shown, experts' remarks are intercut to chronicle the relations between the two nations. Includes remarks by former president Richard Nixon.

5971 The Mechanical Universe Inertia The story of how Galileo expanded on the theories of Copernicus to create the law of inertia. Also shows how Galileo thereby came into conflict with the church.

5972 The Mechanical Universe Vectors Laws that deal with distance and speed are universal, and vectors which describe quantities such as displacement and velocity universally express the laws of physics in a way that is the same for all coordinate systems.

5978 The Mechanical Universe Gravity, Electricity, Magnetism Shows how Maxwell elaborated on Newton’s suggestion of a connection between electricity and magnetism, and how gravitational force fit the same mathematical form.

5979 The Mechanical Universe Millikan Experiment, the Shows how Robert Millikan’s classic oil-drop experiment measured the charge of a single electron.

5991 The Mechanical Universe Torques and Gyroscopes Why a spinning top doesn't topple. When a torque acts on a spinning object, the angular momentum changes, but the object, even the earth, only precesses.

5996 The Mechanical Universe From Kepler To Einstein Describes how the law of gravity leads to Einstein’s theory of relativity, and beyond.

6000 Faces Of Culture The Nature of Anthropology Video Lesson 1: The Nature of Anthropology emphasizes the fundamental similarities of all members of the human race and the wide range of adaptations toward the common goals of survival.

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Number Series Title Description6001 Faces Of Culture The Nature of Culture Video Lesson 2: The Nature of Culture studies the diversity of cultures

which have evolved, flourished, and, in some instances, died in ages past and present.

6002 Faces Of Culture How Cultures Are Studied Video Lesson 3: How Cultures Are Studied is an ethnographic study of the Yanomamo Indians of Venezuela which emphasizes the importance of appreciating the value of other cultures.

6003 Faces Of Culture Language and Communication Video Lesson 4: Language and Communication vividly shows how language, the primary means of human communication, is expressed in the sounds and movements of every culture to express feelings and aspirations.

6004 Faces Of Culture Psychological Anthropology Video Lesson 5: Psychological Anthropology focuses on enculturation, the process by which culture is passed from one generation to the next. Cross-cultural examples of child-rearing, socialization, mental illness, and healing are studied.

6005 Faces Of Culture Alejandro Mamani: a Case Study In Psychological Anthropology

Video Lesson 6: Alejandro Mamani: A Case Study in Psychological Anthropology focuses on an ethnographic study of mental illness and the approaching death of an elderly Aymara Indian.

6006 Faces Of Culture Patterns of Subsistence: Food Foragers and Pastoralists

Video Lesson 7: Patterns of Subsistence: Food Foragers and Pastoralists studies the earlier form of subsistence, from hunting-gathering to the production of food, and how people adapted to their environment patterns.

6007 Faces Of Culture Patterns of Subsistence: the Food Producers Video Lesson 8: Patterns of Subsistence: The Food Producers examines the emergence of new societies which were based on the cultivation of plants as a method of food production as the concept of land ownership was spawned. Vi

6008 Faces Of Culture Economic Anthropology Video Lesson 9: Economic Anthropology examines both Western and non-Western economic practices and points out the importance of understanding the total integration between economic practices and the values and practices of the larger culture.

6009 Faces Of Culture The Highland Maya: a Case Study In Economic Anthropology

Video Lesson 10: The Highland Maya: A Case Study in Economic Anthropology explores the complex interweaving of economics and religion known as the "cargo" system, which is found among the Highland Maya of Mexico and Guatemala.

6010 Faces Of Culture Sex and Marriage Video Lesson 11: This program examines marriage and sex customs in different societies around the world.

6011 Faces Of Culture Family and Household Video Lesson 12: Family and Household looks at the concepts of family and household from a cross-cultural perspective and examines the basic functions performed by these units.

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Number Series Title Description6012 Faces Of Culture The Yucatec Maya: a Case Study In Marriage

and the FamilyVideo Lesson 13: The Yucatec Maya: A Case Study in Marriage and the Family examines a traditional extended family group as its members, consisting of many generations, companionably share the daily chores and teach the youngsters in a never-ending cycle.

6013 Faces Of Culture Kinship and Descent - Part 1 Video Lesson 14: Kinship and Descent, Part I studies inheritance patterns, children's names, married names, important family names in business and government, and other ways that kinship and descent are incorporated in culture.

6014 Faces Of Culture Kinship and Descent - Part 2 Video Lesson 15: Kinship and Descent, Part II defines kindred and looks at its role in hunting-gathering cultures.

6015 Faces Of Culture Age, Common Interest, and Stratification Video Lesson 16: Age, Common Interest, and Stratification studies examples of age-grading, common interests, and stratification and their role in hunting-gathering cultures.

6016 Faces Of Culture The Aymara: a Case Study In Social Stratification

Video Lesson 17: The Aymara: A Case Study in Social Stratification examines the inequities of a sharp class division between the Spanish-speaking Mestizos and the subordinate Aymara Indians.

6017 Faces Of Culture Political organization Video Lesson 18: Political Organization profiles the four major forms of political organizations: bands, tribes, chiefdoms, and states. V

6018 Faces Of Culture Social Control Video Lesson 19: Social Control examines diverse systems designed to maintain order within a society and explores the possibilities of establishing peace and order among the societies of the world.

6019 Faces Of Culture Religion and Magic Video Lesson 20: Religion and Magic studies the ritual of Eka Dasa Rudra, a rare Balinese ceremony which links the three worlds of gods, people, and demons. Vi

6020 Faces Of Culture The Asmat of New Guinea: a Case Study In Religion and Magic

Video Lesson 21: The Asmat of New Guinea: A Case Study in Religion and Magic studies the Asmat, a cannibalistic society of western New Guinea, and their use of religion and magic as tools of survival.

6021 Faces Of Culture The Arts (Revised) Video Lesson 22: The Arts presents the many kinds of art and the variety of functions it serves.

6022 Faces Of Culture New orleans Black Indians: a Case Study In the Arts

Video Lesson 23: New Orleans Black Indians: A Case Study in the Arts explores the blend of American Indians and blacks which comprise the Black Indian tribes of New Orleans as they carry out a century-old tradition of participation in the pre-Lenten Mardi Gras revelry.

6023 Faces Of Culture Cultural Change Video Lesson 24: Culture Change studies the theory that cultures change in creative and productive ways in response to both internal and external forces.

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Number Series Title Description6024 Faces Of Culture Cricket In Trobriand Way: a Case Study In

Cultural ChangeVideo Lesson 25: Cricket the Trobriand Way: A Case Study in Culture Change NOTE: This lesson is only available as a telecourse component; it cannot be offered alone as an audiovisual tape.

6025 Faces Of Culture The Future of Humanity Video Lesson 26: The Future of Humanity provides expert speculations about the positive directions of future changes, such as space exploration, expansion of human intelligence, and biomedical advances that could lengthen the human life span.

6026 I'Ll Make Me A World Lift Every Voice Looks at the trials and triumphs of the first generation of African-American artists born to freedom. Bert Williams and George Walker, who forged careers as vaudeville stars, struggle to transcend the stereotypes of the minstrel tradition as they reclaim genuine elements of black culture and win a mainstream audience. In New Orleans, talented musicians create the exuberant sound that the entire world comes to recognize as original American music; jazz. And a powerful new medium – film – allows Oscar Micheaux to make motion pictures that reflect the complexities of black life during an era of entrenched racial segregation and conflict.Closed captioned.

6027 I'Ll Make Me A World Without Fear or Shame The I'll Make Me a World series shares the stories of outstanding African-American artists and performers of the 20th century. The second segment covers the time span from World War I through the Jazz Age, on into the years of the Great Depression. The video shows that after many African-American performers began migrating from the South to the North to find new working opportunities, they found a large white audience that was fascinated by forms of "Negro" entertainment. Special attention is paid to the movement known as the Harlem Renaissance that featured blues singers and writers such as Langston Hughes. Some of today's black artists, including Spike Lee, Harry Belafonte, and Lena Horne, appear to provide their views on each new time period. ~ Elizabeth Smith

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Number Series Title Description6028 I'Ll Make Me A World Bright Like a Sun As the Great Depression continued and World War II approached,

African-Americans continued to make strides in developing their artistic talents and having them recognized by more and more Americans. This third segment of the I'll Make Me a World series that describes how African-Americans overcame many obstacles while pursuing their artistic talents during the 20th century includes a look at gifted performers like Paul Robeson. This man was a legendary singer who also starred in both stage and screen productions. He cared deeply about others and used his fame to fight for social justice for blacks in both America and abroad. Also, the video shows sculptor Augusta Savage making her mark, along with talented musicians Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker. ~ Elizabeth Smith

6029 I'Ll Make Me A World The Dream Keepers The six-part I'll Make Me a World series shares the artistic achievements of African-Americans during the 20th century. The fourth segment highlights the work of writers like Lorraine Hansberry, who wrote the play A Raisin in the Sun, which proved equally popular with both black and white audiences. As this mid-century period approached, blacks were beginning to break a number of cultural barriers, though full acceptance by the white population would remain elusive. Ballerinas Delores Browne and Raven Wilkinson appear in the video, along with writer James Baldwin, who moved to Paris to start his literary career. The video shows that a variety of events motivated Baldwin to return to the States and lend his support to the emerging Civil Rights Movement. ~ Elizabeth Smith,

6030 I'Ll Make Me A World Not a Rhyme Time A cultural revolution developed among black artists in the latter half of the 20th century that challenged mainstream ideas. As this fifth segment of the six-part I'll Make Me a World series opens, viewers hear lines from some of Gwendolyn Brooks' poetry that speaks about black pride and the importance of self-determination. Visual artists are also affected by this new pride in their culture. Romare Bearden, Faith Ringgold, Benny Andrews, and others use their work to challenge how black art is being presented by many mainstream institutions. Alice Walker's book The Color Purple, about a black woman's struggle for independence, won the Pulitzer Prize in the early '80s. Some of today's top black artists talk about the controversy that surrounded Walker's book, when many blacks condemned it for criticizing black men instead of racist white society. ~ Elizabeth Smith

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Number Series Title Description6031 I'Ll Make Me A World The Freedom You Will Take The final segment of the I'll Make Me a World series concludes with a

look at how America's cultural landscape has been greatly enriched by 20th century African-American contributions. Tired of all the "black exploitation" films, directors like Spike Lee began making films with a unique black voice. His film She's Gotta Have It was one of the first films to attract a mainstream audience and encourage other independent black filmmakers to produce and direct films. During interviews, artists also comment on Bill T. Jones' controversial play The Last Supper at Uncle Tom's Cabin. A number of today's top performers, who have appeared in earlier episodes of this series, return to share their general views about the progress made by black artists in America during the close of the 20th century. ~ Elizabeth Smith

7711 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Past, Present, and Promise Psychology is defined as the scientific study of the behavior of individuals and their mental processes. Like many sciences, psychology has evolved with technology, giving doctors and researchers new tools to measure human behavior and analyze its causes. In this program, Dr. Mahzarin Banaji from Yale University uses the Implicit Association Test (IAT) to measure how quickly positive or negative values are associated with white or black faces. Her subjects are shown a series of words and pictures and instructed to respond immediately by pushing a button to indicate their most automatic, reflex-like reactions. For example, they may be told to press a button in their right hand if the automatic association is good and to press a button in their left hand if the association is bad. The speed with which the subjects respond is an important element of the experiment because these quick, unconscious connections can reveal biases that differ from conscious beliefs. The IAT results are matched against functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) data to track activity in the amygdala, the region of the brain that responds to fearful or negative images. By correlating data on the buttons subjects pushed with fMRI

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Number Series Title Description7712 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Understanding Research Research often begins with a question. Traditionally, answers have

been found in lab experiments, surveys, test groups, and interviews. This program provides an example of research in a field setting. Psychologist Dr. Christina Maslach of the University of California at Berkeley studies job burnout, what causes it, and what can be done to prevent it. Instead of using traditional lab settings, Dr. Maslach conducts her research where the burnout is happening, in the workplace, using a real-world setting as a lab. By taking this "fly-on-the-wall" approach, Dr. Maslach studies stress as it occurs, relying on subjects' live experiences rather than just their memories or perceptions of past experiences. In this case, she has developed a scale to measure job burnout and a scale to measure the health of the workplace environment. Scientific methods to ensure accuracy are part of her approach. She collects data from carefully controlled measurements and observations, and the research process is methodical. The experiment can then be reproduced and the data tested by other researchers. By sharing data through publishing results, psychologists provide new understandings and new tools, as well as

7713 Discovering Psychology (Revised) The Behaving Brain The human brain is an extraordinarily complex organ made up of different regions and parts, each with its own function. Chemical molecules and electrical impulses constantly flow between regions of the brain, sending signals and messages to other parts of the brain and body. Much like an orchestra, brain functioning depends on many individual parts working together. One example highlighted in this program is the brain's role in our ability to remember. Psychologist Dr. Mieke Verfaellie studies the causes and effects of amnesia at the Memory Disorders Research Center in Boston. Her research draws on evidence of damage to the hippocampal region of the brain, the area responsible for laying down new memories. Contrary to popular opinion, amnesia doesn't result in the loss of all memory or identity. Amnesia affects our short-term, or anteograde memory, and our ability to learn and retain new information. What's interesting and often surprising in amnesia cases is that other regions of the brain continue to function normally, such as long-term memory. But damage to even one area, such as short-term memory, can dramatically affect our ability to navigate through daily life. Neuroscientists are learning from

7714 Discovering Psychology (Revised) The Responsive Brain7715 Discovering Psychology (Revised) The Developing Child7716 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Language Development7717 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Sensation and Perception7718 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Learning

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Number Series Title Description7719 Discovering Psychology (Revised) 9: Remembering and Forgetting(Updated) 10:

Cognitive Proceesses7720 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Cognitive Process7721 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Judgement and Decision Making7722 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Motivations and Emotion7723 Discovering Psychology (Revised) The Mind Awake and Asleep7724 Discovering Psychology (Revised) The Mind Hidden and Divided7725 Discovering Psychology (Revised) The Self7726 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Testing and Intelligence7727 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Sex and Gender7728 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Maturing and Aging7729 Discovering Psychology (Revised) The Power of the Situation7730 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Constructing Social Reality7731 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Psychopathology7732 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Psychotherapy7733 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Health, Mind, and Behavior7734 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Applying Psychology In Life7735 Discovering Psychology (Revised) Cognitive Neuroscience7736 Discovering Psychology (Revised) New Directions

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