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Dance off the Inches: Country Line Dance Review

Dance off the Inches: Country Line Dance
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Dance Off The Inches: Country Line Dance is an excellent workout DVD that I would highly recommend to anyone! Amy is an outstanding instructor who cues well the entire workout and also keeps you motivated! Line Dancing is a great way to burn calories and have fun at the same time. By the end of the DVD, not only have you learned a fun, new line dance...but you have also burned lots of calories! This DVD can be for all ages and fitness levels. I am a fitness instructor as well and am always looking for something "different" to mix in with the typical aerobics classes you find at the gyms. This DVD is just what I was looking for! I will continue to include this fun exercise DVD in my workout regimen and recommend it to everyone I see! Great job!

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Getting Fit Doesn\'t Have To Feel Like Work. Anyone can dance off the inches – we\'ve made it easy. Ten moves are all you need to dance this country line dance routine – and we\'ll show you how. No matter what your age or fitness level, you can have a great time while dancing your way into great shape. You\'ll want to do this workout because it\'s FUN – and that\'s the secret. The more you do it, the more inches you\'ll lose. It\'s that simple. Losing inches has never been so easy!Welcome to Dance Off the Inches: Country Line Dance. If you\'d like to boot scoot your way to a healthier body, then this program is for you. Dancer Amy Blackburn will bring a little southern style to your neck of the woods with three country line dances that will get your feet movin\' and give you the confidence to hit the dance floor anywhere. No experience? No problem. This fun, energizing dance party is for anyone: any shape, any size, and any age – at any time. So saddle up, and get ready to have a blast while you blast off some calories!This program features the Dance Off The Inches Step Guide. In just 10 minutes, your dance leader will teach you the 10 steps that you\'ll need to easily dance off the inches through this whole program.Featured in Fitness Magazine, July 2009.

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War and Remembrance: The Complete Epic Mini-Series Review

War and Remembrance: The Complete Epic Mini-Series
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Herman Wouk's "The Winds of War"-"War and Remembrance" miniseries ranks as one of the greatest miniseries ever. "War and Remembrance, The Final Chapter" is about 11 1/2 hours of viewing, and concludes the story with the conclusion of the war. I rate the whole miniseries a solid 5 stars, but after a fair amount of agonizing, I dropped "The Final Chapter" down to a four.
Several reasons. First of all, the fellow who plays Hitler in War and Remembrance (Steven Berkoff) does not do a good job. He is a caricature of the evil, formidable Fuhrer. Gunter Meisner, in "The Winds of War" is a far better portrayal of Hitler, and fully captures the malevolent genius of the man. This is true of several other characters. The chap who plays the Kommandant of the Theresienstadt concentration camp plays the role of being literally a beast in human form. The evils of the Nazi genocidal crimes are better shown, I think, when the evildoers perpetuating these crimes are shown to be human beings knowingly committing evil--not animals who could scarcely know better. By contrast, Gunther Halmer, who plays Rudolph Hoess, does succeed in this--this is an intelligent man who has decided, consciously, to carry out inhuman policies. To me that is far scarier than the notion that the SS-Nazis were simply animals. Well, that's my opinion.
"The Final Chapter" could have used more battle action. There was plenty of opportunity for this, what with this period covering the Normandy invasion, Patton's dash across Europe, the American victory over Japan, etc., but such is not the case here. Lovers of this series (myself included) probably do not mind this too much, but I felt that the first chapter of "War and Remembrance" with its incomparable, superb depiction of the Battle of Midway, constituted better entertainment. This is, after all, a series about World War Two.
Some of the graphic scenes of concentration camp genocide are not for children. Parents will want to exercise judgment if youngsters are present during viewing.
These criticisms aside, "The Final Chapter" is quite an achievement, if for no other reason it satisfactorily wraps up the whole series reasonably smartly. This miniseries will be an enduring classic.

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Available together for the first time.Winner of Emmy, Director s Guild, and Golden Globe Awards!Starring Robert Mitchum, Jane Seymour, and Sharon Stone.Filmed on location in ten countries, this extraordinary production is the largest and most ambitious undertaking in television and motion picture history. Featuring an all-star cast and spectacular reenactments of the Allied invasions at Normandy and the Philippines, Herman Wouk s classic novel is brought to life in an award-winning mini-series that vividly recreates one of history s most unforgettable chapters. This deluxe boxed set contains the entire epic story of WAR AND REMEMBRANCE all fourteen parts, over 25 hours long on 12 discs!Includes bonus audio CD of the War and Remembrance soundtrack musicIncludes bonus interviews and commentary with actors and production personnel, War and Remembrance A Living History featurette, documentaries The Making of War and Remembrance and War and Remembrance Behind the Scenes , and The Music of War and Remembrance featurette.

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