your scenes by color to match your décor or display all scenes randomly. Includes interactive features and educational materials. Ambient Flowers: Spring comes with four different audio choices - Nature Sound Effects, Classical Masters, Acoustic Guitar, and Violin Virtuosos. You can choose any single musical track and pair it with the nature sound effects, or if you prefer, you can enjoy the sounds or either nature or music alone. Turn your TV into a dream garden with Ambient Flowers: Spring.  (less)

hours a day! Her friendly approach guides you through the step-by-step lessons with expertise, and up-close demonstrations show every motion from the crocheter's point of view. The advanced Auto-Pause feature even periodically pauses the lesson until you click "Play" to continue at your own pace. You can put your learning into practice immediately on a simple spa cloth, or follow the Stitch-Along instructions where Melissa goes row by row making a belt, openwork scarf, or granny square mini purse. With its convenient A-to-Z Index, Reference Library, Trouble-shooting Guide, Tips, and other features, this DVD will have you saying, "I can't believe I'm crocheting!"  (less)

fabulous stitch patterns that can rev up your knit creations. Whether you are an advanced knitter or a beginner, you'll be marveling at how simple it is to create lovely stitch patterns such as Berry Stitch, Moss Stitch Panes, Trellis Lace, 5-Stitch Cable with Bobble, and more! We even demonstrate how to use them in five fun projects: a scarf, shawl, headband, shoulder warmer, and spa cloth. The instructional Stitch-Along format automatically pauses periodically, putting you in control of setting a pace that's comfortable for you. Paired with commentary that shares invaluable advice along the way, a comprehensive reference library, index, basic refresher course, and inspiring ideas, this DVD is like having your own personal instructor 24 hours a day!  (less)

scarf, hat, bag, cuffs and collar set, and cell phone pouch. And everything is presented in two different yarns, to show you the versatility of the designs and to inspire your creativity. For each project, you'll have up-close photos, taken from the knitter's point of view, to guide you row by row from cast-on to finishing. It's like having your own personal instructor available 24 hours a day! The Stitch-Along format automatically pauses periodically, too, putting you in control of setting your own pace. There's also a basic refresher course in knitting, a comprehensive reference library, index, embellishing ideas, and a sketch gallery that demonstrates alternative options. You're going to love this new learning tool from Leisure Arts!  (less)

woven scarf, and fingerless gloves. And everything is presented in two different yarns, to show you the versatility of the designs and to inspire your creativity. For each project, you'll have up-close photos, taken from the crocheter's point of view, to guide you row by row. It's like having your own personal instructor available 24 hours a day! The Stitch-Along format automatically pauses periodically, too, putting you in control of setting your own pace. There's also a basic refresher course in crochet, comprehensive reference library, index, embellishing ideas, and a sketch gallery that demonstrates alternative options. You're going to love this new learning tool from Leisure Arts!  (less)

or in the studio. Martha emphasizes drawing skills and color theory to keep her composition interesting and balanced.  (less)

Hollywood had no idea how to sell it. Director Mark Pellington's underrated directorial debut, Going All the Way, suffered the same fate, essentially because the filmmaker's presentation of suburban America often shifts dramatically within the same film. Characters are usually miserable and bordering on meltdown, no situation is straightforward, and things usually end badly. Arlington Road begins as an astute study of suburban paranoia. Michael Faraday (a face-pinched Jeff Bridges, who spends most of the film on the brink of tears) is a college professor who teaches American history courses on terrorism. He's been a conspiracy freak since his wife, an FBI agent, was killed during a botched raid that feels like a thinly fictionalized reference to the Wac...  (less)

Hollywood had no idea how to sell it. Director Mark Pellington's underrated directorial debut, Going All the Way , suffered the same fate, essentially because the filmmaker's presentation of suburban America often shifts dramatically within the same film. Characters are usually miserable and bordering on meltdown, no situation is straightforward, and things usually end badly. Arlington Road begins as an astute study of suburban paranoia. Michael Faraday (a face-pinched Jeff Bridges, who spends most of the film on the brink of tears) is a college professor who teaches American history courses on terrorism. He's been a conspiracy freak since his wife, an FBI agent, was killed during a botched raid that feels like a thinly fictionalized reference to the Wa...  (less)

Time!Â" Farewell Tour. But to truly appreciate the significance of a farewell tour, as Barry points out in two personal and reflective interviews on this DVD, one must first understand where it all began. That is why he authorized the release of the black-and white videotape recording from his first rehearsal at CarrollÂ’s Studio in New York City—a reference tape he used to determine what songs worked and what songs didnÂ’t before he went out on his very first tour ever. At the end of that performance on a cold New York night, a young naive Barry Manilow, having no idea what lay ahead for him, asked his audience to Â"wish me luckÂ". And so here is the beginning and the end of road shows from 19...  (less)

of about 3 hours), she outlines seven energy centers in the body and instructs viewers in how to focus the energy positively. She begins each tape with a brief introduction aimed at viewers of the video and then switches to her lecture before a studio audience, during which she illustrates her points using the outline of a human body on a high-tech version of a chalkboard. Even though she is usually the only person on camera, Myss is active and expressive, peppering her delivery with humor and anecdotes. Her knack for pithy summations ("You can visit the past as much as you want. Just don't live there") and love of wordplay ("You've got your angel kicking you in the astral") keep her audience with her. The included reference booklet outlines the meat of her message and...  (less)

One Last Time! Farewell Tour. But to truly appreciate the significance of a farewell tour, as Barry points out in two personal and reflective interviews on this DVD, one must first understand where it all began. That is why he authorized the release of the black-and white videotape recording from his first rehearsal at Carroll s Studio in New York City a reference tape he used to determine what songs worked and what songs didn t before he went out on his very first tour ever. At the end of that performance on a cold New York night, a young naive Barry Manilow, having no idea what lay ahead for him, asked his audience to wish me luck . And so here is the beginning and the end of road shows from 1974 to 2004 that touched the hearts and souls of millions around the world. Barry Manilow is the #1 Adult Contemporary Artist of all time. He has sold 75 million albums, has performed over 3000 concerts, and has earned 29 platinum records. Barry is a Grammy , Emmy , and Tony Award winner, as well as an Academy Award nominee. System Requirements:Run Time: 220 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE  (less)

possibilities of their craft. HAROLD O'CONNOR: Harold O'Connor has been a practicing metalsmith for over 45 years. Educated in the United States, Germany, Finland, Denmark and Austria, O'Connor has conducted over 200 workshops and exhibitions internationally. His work is in permanent collections in the Smithsonian Institution, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC, and Goldsmith's Hall, London. Harold O'Connor is also the author of 'The Jeweler's Bench Reference' and 'The Flexibleshaft Machine'.  (less)