Digital Sampler

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Includes the episodes "Encounter at Farpoint," "Sins of the Father," and "The Inner Light." 182 min. total. Standard; Soundtracks: English DTS HD 7.1 Master Audio, Dolby Digital stereo Surround, French Dolby Digital mono, Spanish Dolby Digital mono, German Dolby Digital stereo, Japanese Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English (SDH), French, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, German, Japanese, Norwegian, Swedish.

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Nearly an hour and a half of instruction & master-level tutorial on VHS. Hands-on demonstrations to help visually guide you through your Triton Studio. Shortcuts to start making great music and effects in no time!

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• Over 1 hour and 20 minutes of instruction & master-level tutorial on VHS
• Hands-on demonstrations to help visually guide you through your Triton Studio
• Shortcuts to start making great music and effects in no time!

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Volume 1 "Digimon" must be Japanese for "rip-off." This cartoon series now seen on the Fox Kids Network has far too many similarities to Pokémon to be classified as anything but a dupe. Our gang of elementary-school adventurers are blasted into a mysterious jungle world where their only tool against an attack of mighty monsters is their personal Digimon--digital monsters (compared to Pokémon, which are pocket monsters, like you could tell the difference). Whereas the Pokémon shows have a wisp of a moral, this story is strict adventure. Rip-off aside, will kids want to watch? Absolutely. The music, pace, and haircuts are far hipper than in the Pokémon series, and the creatures can easily be assimilated into the kids' encyclopedic knowledge of such things. The animation, from the makers of Dragonball Z, is nifty to boot. The first volume's three stories ("And So It Begins," "The Birth of Greymon," "Garurumon") set up the series and--if the creators can evade a lawsuit--it shows no signs of stopping. The numerous action sequences make this series best for children 5 and older. --Doug Thomas Volume 2 Enter the world of Digimon (digital monsters). This video contains three separate stories: "Biyomon Gets Firepower," "Kabuterimon's Electro Shocker," and "Togemon in Toy Town," wich all feature a group of kids and assorted Digimon. In "Biyomon," a mysterious black gear lodges itself into Meramon (a Digimon with fire power), making him into a fireball of destruction. Biyomon must "digivolve" into Birdamon to cool him off. In "Kabuterimon's Electro Shocker," the group rescues a robot-like Digimon called Andromon, but he turns out to be hostile and almost unstoppable. Again, a mysterious black gear seems to be the culprit. Kabuterimon launches a shocking attack and scores an unlikely victory. In "Togemon in Toy Town," a large teddy bear named Monzaemon has the aforementioned black gear stuck in its body, resulting in a raging stuffed bear of destruction. Our gang must find a way to dislodge the gear in order to make Toy Town safe. Looks like a job for Palmon. This series digivolves into Pokémon, featuring the same simple animation and plots that will baffle the adult crowd. --Peggy Maltby-Etra Volume 3 This third installment of Digimon finds the seven lost campers and their Digimon on an unfamiliar island. In "Ikkakumon's Harpoon Torpedo," Joe climbs Infinity Mountain to get a better look at the group's surroundings, and he encounters flying black gears that turn normally friendly digital monsters into combative foes. Luckily, the group follows him, and Gomamon digivolves into Ikkakumon to save the day with his harpoon torpedo. In "Evil Shows His Face," the kids discover that they are "the digidestined": the ones chosen to preserve the existence of the digital world. An encounter with Devimon, the evil ruler of the underworld, and his subjugates Ogremon and Leomon teaches the group the value of teamwork and lends insight into the mystery of the flying black gears. Thanks to a little help from a digivice and a host of digivolved Digimon, the kids survive the attack but find themselves scattered among several different islands. In "Sub Zero Ice Punch," Tai and Agumon land on an icy island, where they encounter a gear-influenced Frigimon. Agumon dissolves the gear and Frigimon returns to his friendly self, helping the pair find Matt and Gabumon on a nearby island. Initially the two boys disagree about how to proceed: Matt wants to search for their missing friends and Tai argues that the key to everyone's survival is to first defeat Devimon. Only the next episode will tell if their agreed-upon path will be successful. Digimon is incredibly similar to Pokémon: both are good-looking animated series starring powerful children accompanied by monsters that evolve into more powerful creatures. Digimon differs from Pokémon in that it focuses more on the concept of teamwork as a powerful defense against a specific enemy rather than on one kid's quest to become a trainer of monsters. If you're looking for true adventure, a great story line, and dandy animation, Digimon is for you. --Tami Horiuchi

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This is a brand new digital 4 in 1 soil moisture and and light tester. It is great to measure growing conditions for all kinds of plants indoors and outdoors. It can be especially useful in lawn care in determining the soil conditions in different areas of your garden and finding the correct grass seed.

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• 4 in 1 Soil Tester for plants and lawns
• Measures sunlight (9 levels), soil moisture (5 levels), soil pH (12 levels) and temperature
• 8 inch long probe
• 9V battery included, auto shut off after 5 min
• Great tool to help fix your lawn when grass does not want to grow in certain areas of your yard.

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Dance Lessons 101 is the best starting point for Ballroom, Country, Swing, and Latin Dancing. This DVD is proof you can learn to dance without live lessons! You will be dancing the Slow Dance, Waltz, Swing, Salsa, Two-Step, Cha-Cha, Hustle, and West Coast Swing in a matter of minutes. Also referred to as the Ultimate Couples Dancing Instruction Video for Beginners, Dance Lessons 101 was designed and developed with the end-user in mind. Customer feedback received from Shawn Trautmans acclaimed DVD, the Couples Ultimate Dance Sampler, was the key to developing such a user-friendly and easy-to-follow curriculum.
Now, with just one DVD, you can quickly learn eight of the most popular social dances. Dance Lessons 101 includes nearly two hours of instruction, picture-in-picture technology, HD filming for optimum clarity, and multiple camera angles to ensure that you, the student, get the best view. Each step and move is taught for both the leader and the follower as well as together, allowing you the option of learning with or without a dance partner. Also, menu selections in the DVD provide you with options of going from one dance to another without hassle.
Your instructors, Shawn and Joanna Trautman, will have you dancing in a matter of minutes! Owning this DVD is the equivalent of having your own private instruction at home for a fraction of the cost. Whether learning for an event like a wedding or a cruise or if you simply want to try something new to get out and stay fit, Dance Lessons 101 is the best choice to start and feel good about your new hobby. After completing this video dance lesson, you will have your choice of more than two dozen other titles in Shawn Trautmans Dance Collection to further your learning.

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• Street Release Date: November 1, 2007
• Professional and easy to follow for beginners
• Filmed in HD/Multiple Camera Views / PIP Technology
• All-Region Encoding
• Dolby AC-3 Audio Track

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Alesis LINELINK DUAL-1/4IN. To USB-Cable.

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• Connect mixers, keyboards, samplers, sequencers, drum machines, or stereo, line-level audio source to USB for stereo recording
• Stereo, 16-bit, 44.1 kHz digital audio output
• Internal analog-to-digital conversion system
• Works with iPad via Apple USB Adaptor
• Plug-and-play connection for Mac and PC