has a relaxation music video feturing beautiful coastal scenery, filmed in Maui, Kauai, California, and the Canadian Maritimes. This CD was #1 on the New Age Radio chart, and is used as a relaxation aid at top US spas. It is also played on Music Choice TV, and on satellite radio.  (less)

World. The range of her abilities is shown off on infectious dancehall reggae jams such as “Agony" featuring Atlantic Records recording artist Elephant Man, and “Wine Me (2 Da Ground)" which have both been in heavy rotation across Canadian and UK radio, as well as Sirius Satellite Radio in the U.S. The songs were produced by Brukkout, the team with studios in Brooklyn, NY and Portmore, Jamaica. The combined sales of “Agony” on a Universal Records Compilation, AV8 Records, and Brukkout Records, are nearly 20,000. Because of popular demand, “Wine Me (2 Da Ground)” was included on Toronto’s Flow 93.5 FM’s prestigious Urban FlowCase CD. 2004 Grammy Award Nominated engineer Dave O’Donnell produced “Rush”, a lush mid-tempo song with a classi...  (less)

on any of the three different channel maps established for these areas. It also has instant national access to all the NOAA weather Channels which provide information on hazards and weather 24 hours a day. This feature is further bolstered by the Weather Alert function which alerts with an audible tone and visual alarm if threatening weather is nearby. Other features of this unit include: instant channel 16, a large illuminated LCD display and keys, scan option, signal strength meter, key lock, a speaker/ microphone jack, and a battery charge jack. Accessories included are a wrist strap, DC adapter plug, and rechargeable NiMH batteries.  (less)

USA/International and Canadian Marine Channels Includes Li-Ion battery, drop-in charger with data port, swivel clip, and Magellan MapSend CD  (less)

The Haskell Opera House is located in nearby Derby Line where you can enjoy a performance based in Canada while remaining in the states. We provide complimentary SuperStart breakfast. Our rooms feature satellite TV with free Encore movie channel, hair dryers, AM/FM alarm clock radios, irons and ironing boards. Our friendly and professional staff is here to serve you 24 hours a day.  (less)

that forever changed our world.”br–Walter CronkitebrbrbriFrom the Hardcover edition./iLong fascinated by space and the Cold War,bPaul Dickson/bis the author of more than 40 books on diverse topics, including two works of investigative journalism,iThink Tanks/iandiThe Electronic Battlefield/i. He lives in Maryland.brbrbriFrom the Hardcover edition./iOn October 4, 1957 asiLeave It to Beaver/ipremiered on American television, the Soviet Union launched the first man-made object into space, an 84-kilogram satellite carrying only a radio transmitter. While Sputnik immediately shocked the world, its long-term impact was even greater, for it profoundly changed the shape of the twentieth Century.brbrWashington journalist Paul Dickson chronicles the dramatic events and developments leading up to and emanating from the Sputnik's launch a story that can only now be fully told with the recent release of previously classified documents.iSputnik/ioffers a fascinating profile of the early American and Soviet space programs and a strikingly revised picture of the politics and personalities behind the facade of American's fledgling efforts to get into space.brbrAlthough Sputnik was unmanned, its story is intensely human. Sputnik owed its success to many people, from the earlier visionary Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, whose rocket theories were ahead of their time, to the Soviet spokesmen strategically positioned around the world on the day the satellite was launched, who created one of the greatest public-relations events of all time. It’s chief designer, however the brillant Sergei Korolev remained a Soviet sta@,Ç®záHÿ¾Û€  (less)