reminder that even as TV in the new millennium has seemingly become more diverse and inclusive, with its many gay-themed shows and, gasp, proliferation of all manner of minorities, it has lost the kind of bite that the beloved (well, by some folks, anyway) bigot Archie Bunker used to bring to the small screen. All 24 episodes (there is no bonus material or extra features) from the '72-'73 season of executive producer Norman Lear's sitcom are contained here, and those unfamiliar with the show may well find them a bit startling. The language is part of it; Archie's frequent use of terms like "gook" and "fag" would never pass muster in these politically correct times. Yet even more striking is All in the Family 's subject matter. Again and agai...  (less)

press find out, her private matter soon becomes a controversial and all-too public affair.  (less)

meant to be together as lovers, but merely as brother and sister. The show's message is that there is no such thing as noble innocent love and that love is adversity itself. Therefore, love mustn't be impeded by so-called "destiny" or family, no matter how ironic or difficult the case may seem.  (less)

seem to fall to bits. Sticky tape does not help! What you need is a bookbinder with the skill and knowledge to carry out what seems an impossible task. Just what does it take to restore such a bible? How long does it take? How does the binder do it? How is a bible put together? In this DVD Peter Goodwin shows how it is done. He explains why the bible falls to pieces in the first place, strips it down to thousands of pages and proceeds to put it together again in front of your eyes. The secrets under the cover of the family bible are revealed for the world to see and you can marvel at the skill of the bookbinder as he restores it to its original glory. Filmed by TV producer Janette Heffernan in the bindery. INDIVIDUAL USE: RIGHTS AND RESTRICTIO...  (less)

and friends. In Jamie's unique style he gives culinary advice and great tips as he grills, grinds, roasts and fries. And with food on the table, let the good times roll! This DVD contains 7 classic episodes from his Oliver's Twist TV series as seen on the Food Network. "I think that the show's success is down to me being me - an ordinary bloke who's just passionate about good food - and people can relate to that. Even now, blokes who've never done more than open a packet come up to me and tell me that they've started cooking. That's the best result ever as all I ever wanted to do was to make food accessible to everyone; to show that you can make mistakes - I do all the time - but it doesn't matter." -Jamie Oliver EPISODES 1) World Cup Breakfast: After a big night out w...  (less)

motivational speakers, individually and as a couple, on parenting, marriage and family issues. Cathy also speaks on balancing the many demanding roles of a woman today. Cathy and Joe have been married for 25 years and are the proud parents of 10 sons ranging in age from 23 to 5. In addition to raising their children, Joe and Cathy have been foster parents. They have also been a sponsor couple for their church marriage preparation program for 16 years.PCathy and Joe and sons have been guests on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Gayle King Show, American Journal, Fox Family Channel, HomeLife, Positively Texas, Family Matters, Primer Impacto, as well as many local radio and TV talk shows throughout the United States. The family has also been featured in major newspapers and magazines including Ladies Home Journal, Omaha World-Herald, Houston Chronicle, Dallas Morning News, Catholic Parent, Austin American-Statesman, Power of Positive Parenting, MOPS publications (Mothers of Pre-Schoolers), American Baby. The Garcia-Pratses were named Houston Family of the Year in 1998.  (less)

my stand-up comedy. On the other hand, maybe you're in the store standing next to someone you want to flirt with, and you picked this up from the rack just to look busy.PWhat you should do now is show them the cover and tell them you're only reading to see if it explains the size of my head. Maybe that could get you a little laugh. Next thing you know you start dating, fall in love, have some sex, get married, have less sex, have kids, get really tired, and hardly ever have sex again. Man, that would be great. Then you'd identify with me, and this audiobook would be very funny.PBut let's say that doesn't happen. You'd probably go back to living in your parents' basement, keep working your crummy job, get more bad haircuts, have to deal with your overprotective mom and oddball dad, and not be sure if you'd ever have contact with the opposite sex again. Excuse me, but were you and I separated at birth?PGuess what? It looks like this audiobook is going to be funny to you no matter what happens. As a matter of fact, you've given me the confidence to say that my audiobook not only relates to you but to everyone. Sure, it's got what people are used to from me: the wife, the family, the neuroses. But it also explores a lot more about life. It's got a little bit of everything. Everything, and, shall we say, a kite? Yes, that's the title and it'll be explained later. For crying' out loud, have some faith, new friend.PWow. Try and get ahold of yourself.P  (less)

how much they tried to pare down their advice, they found the subject inexhaustible -- and their readers agreed!/p pThe result is this seminal book -- revised and updated after more than ten years of feedback from parents' letters, TV and radio talk shows, and Faber and Mazlish's highly successful parenting workshops. emSiblings Without Rivalry/em guides the way to family peace and tranquillity with humor and compassion for both parents and children. Illustrated, action-oriented, and easy to understand, it's packed with sensitive yet sensible ways to turn quarreling siblings and frustrated parents into an open, communicative family./p  (less)

favourite serial multi-millionaire-marrier, Svetlana, are to host a new series of TV makeover shows! But it’s only after she has quit her job at the store does she discover that this is reality TV on a shoestring. Not only that, but she and Svetlana are going to be sharing TV space with the formidable Madame Marlise.brbrMeanwhile family life is more hectic than ever. Owen is now deeply green, and Lana deeply teen, and Annie is away for days leaving Ed to run the dairy, badly. This isn’t what Ed signed up for. He wants more together time, more fun. He wants a dog. And he may even want a baby!brbrIt doesn’t help matters when Ed brings home a horrible, hairy, deaf rescue dog. And then Svetlana’s secret daughter comes to stay, and she’s all kinds of trouble. Can Annie save her clients, her career and her family, before they all come tumbling down around her? And will Ed get his way, and make their family a little, er . . . larger?  (less)