Royal Rife's Beam Ray Device: Construction, Operation, and Effects on Selected Microorganisms [VHS]

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Royal Rife's Beam Ray Device: Construction, Operation, and Effects on Selected Microorganisms [VHS] Review

I bought this video, along with Bare's book about how to build a beam ray device, supposedly like Rife's original device from the 30's. I was skeptical but actually ended up building the device. The first part of the video is fascinating. You are looking through a dark field microscope (which I wouldn't know from a telescope) at various micro-organisms being affected by the beam ray device. Mr. Bare gives a running commentary while the micro-organism are destroyed, each in a matter of minutes on your TV screen. If you are like me, it will be a really eerie experience to watch this "death to microbes" demonstration. My thoughts were along the lines of "If this thing was invented in the 30's and it can really do what I'm seeing on the screen, what happened? The most revolutionary medical device of the century, invented 70 years ago and I've never heard of it?"I would suggest reading the book, "The Cancer Cure That Worked" by Barry Lynnes, before you watch the video, so that you have some idea of the background. Briefly, a scientist named Royal Rife invented a microscope in the 20's that allowed him to see the world of the very small with magnification up to 8000X. A normal light microscope only goes to 1500X, allowing one to see bacteria, but nothing smaller. Rife's microscope allowed him to see viruses and a whole world while it was alive, unknown before that time and since. The modern electron microscope kills everything that it looks at, thus obviating much of the micro biological observations. With the microscope, Rife claimed to discover the virus that causes cancer. This lead him to his beam ray device, which was tested by him and 20 other doctors, under the auspices of USC, in 1934. Supposedly it was 100% effective at curing cancer, and was hailed across the country as the medical breakthrough of the 20th century, with doctors from the Mayo clinic, Northwestern University, and Stanford getting on the band wagon. Many years of lawsuits followed between the AMA and Rife's company ending with him a broken man and the microscope and beam ray device fading into obscurity. It's a great story.When you watch these microbes being destroyed, you'll get the idea that this thing may actually work. If you have any vision at all, your skin will tingle. Mine sure did, and resulted in me building the device as Bare lays out in the second half of the video and in his book. The construction is well described and shown, but it is not an easy project for the unskilled. I am an electronics engineer, so it was easy for me. The devices can be bought completely assembled now, unlike 6 years ago when the video came out. Enjoy Help other customers find the most helpful reviews� Was this review helpful to you?�Yes No Report abuse | PermalinkComment Comment

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Body Worlds: The Anatomical Exhibition of Real Human Bodies

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In four Languages: English, French, Dutch, and German. Duration: 70 min. Region Free

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In four languages: English, French, Dutch and German. Witness the exhibition that literally gets under your skin and where nobody can remain indifferent. More than 20 million visitors worldwide have already admired them: the authentic anatomical specimens from Dr. Gunther von Hagens - uniquely beautiful and instructive. Experience a digital reunion with "The Runner", "The Chess Player", "The Skin Man" and other plastinates. Meet the mind behind Body Worlds, his pioneering invention, his work.

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One Crazy Night: The Sequel

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ONE CRAZY NIGHT THE SEQUEL - DVD Movie

One Crazy Night: The Sequel Review

Meet London Hilton, drunken jet setter. This time he's had one too many and ends up married to London Latsis (Adam Cootes) after a drunken celebrity driven party at Club 69 in Berlin. Upon waking Hilton gets some good advice from the Marriott Brothers 'RUN Flee back to the US'. Hilton runs and Latsis is right behind him. Chaos and desperation ensue. Sometimes true love can't be denied.

Director's Note: If you are looking for a Raiders of the Lost Ark or an E.T., this movie is probably not for you. This is more like a very early John Water's Movie where a group of friends got together and made a crazy movie. If you like early John Waters movies (i.e. Mondo Trasho, Multiple Maniacs, Pink Flamingos and/or Female Trouble), I believe you'll enjoy One Crazy Night.

Remember Alcohol is Not Included and a Three Drink Minimum is Recommended Prior to Viewing

Not Rated

An Alcohol Not Included Release of a London Hilton Film

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Black Cat - Complete Collection

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• Black Cat Complete Collection All 6 DVDs with ArtBox

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Black Cat Complete Collection All 6 DVDs with ArtBox

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He's one of Chronos' Numbers, an elite assassin who's known for the XIII branded on his chest.

Kentaro Yabuki had a pretty cool idea when he used that for his manga "Black Cat," chronicling the ex-Number's adventures as a sweeper and his attempts to save the world from his former partner. But the anime is a mixed bag -- the overall story arc is scrambled up enthusiastically, but it's full of action and wild comedy (the white cat and his kisses!) and some thoroughly likable anti-heroes.

Sweeper Sven Vollfield is about to nab a notorious gangster when Train Heartnet, the notorious "Black Cat," bursts in and kills the man and escapes before anyone can react. Elsewhere, Train reluctantly befriends a perky young sweeper named Saya, who starts to make him change his views on killing and subservience. Just in time, since he's been ordered to kill a human bioweapon -- a little named named Eve, who Sven is determined to protect.

So Train breaks away from Chronos, declaring that he won't serve anyone. The Numbers attempt to kill him, and his ex-partner Creed attempts to lure him away -- saying that he plans to rule the world instead of Chronos. And to get Train, he'll kill the person Train holds dear.

Months later, Train is roaming with Sven and Eve as a sweeper, hunting down assorted bad guys for cash (but not killing them). Unfortunately Creed's "Apostles of the Star" is giving criminals Tao water that gives them superpowers, and organizing a deadly company that is nearly unstoppable. But the mad Creed is still determined to have Train at his side. The Numbers and Train are both determined to hunt down and take out Creed before he can hurt anyone else, but the Apostles of the Star may be too strong.

"Black Cat" deviates pretty drastically from its original manga -- the over-arcing storyline is scrambled up and parts are removed, the characters are given bucketloads of angst, Train's motivations are dumbed down, the moral greyness is wiped clean, and the entire start of the series is radically different. And due to some random filler episodes (Train and Eve help a bunch of homeless kids?), the last fourth of the series unravels as it tries to cram way too much into too few episodes. And it even adds on an extra anime-only arc at the end, which is hideously anticlimactic and out of place -- and changes the grand finale drastically.

Despite those flaws, "Black Cat" is a colorful action anime. There are brilliant acrobatic fight scenes, using weapon ranging from unbreakable guns to invisible swords, corrosive skin to a razor-sharp floating scarf. The battles can get so explosive that one episode has an entire castle crumbling out from under the characters, but there are long stretches of contemplation and flashbacks. And the entire series is graced with shadowy, elaborate animation full of glowing roses, dark rooms, moonlit rooftops, harsh sunsets and rainy duels. Even dark nights include a luminous soft light.

There's also a lot of angst in here, and a dark undertone runs through most of the series' characters -- even the perky ones have something unpleasant in their lives. Fortunately this is offset by a healthy dose of comic relief, usually from Sven or Train ("Everyone's in a panic over a stupid pet lizard, DAHLING!"), and some straight-faced humor from Eve due to her limited experience with... well, just about everything.

Train is a hero with a mildly split personality, since he seems to be either the angsty abused-killer-since-he-was-six gunman, or a delightfully goofy bounty hunter who can easily eat his own weight in food and milk. Sven serves as a good counterpoint -- an ex IBI agent with a magic eye and a perpetual ulcer over their bills. And the quiet, solemn Eve quickly grows from a "killing machine" to a naive little girl experiencing the world for the first time, along with enough books to overflow a library.

Creed serves as a pretty creepy villain -- he's megalomaniacal, arrogant, and has a massive gay crush on Train based on his prowess as a killer. The Apostles and the Numbers are patchily characterize, but some of them stand out -- the elegant and smart Charden, teenybopper Kyoko, the flirtatious Jenos Hazard, and the beautiful master of disguise Lin Shaolee.

"Black Cat" pads itself with filler (Train's background takes seven whole episodes?) and then rushes through its ending, but it's still an enjoyable action anime.

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A Cinderella Season: The Lady Vols Fight Back

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• 1997 Season

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From DCTV: Do you want to know what it takes to be a champion? Winners of the 1996 NCAA Women's Basketball Championship, the University of Tennessee's, Lady Volunteers seemed poise to contend for the trophy again. But halfway through the 1997 season, the team could not seem to live up to their promise. They were losing almost every important game of the season. Injury to a star player, Kellie Jolly, didn't help. It seemed that even the remarkable efforts of Chamique Holdsclaw would not keep the team from falling apart. Can this team really win again? This program follows the Lady Vols, for an entire season. From the 6:00 am torture runs, inside the lockerroom, on the bench, during the games, the bus rides, the broken bones, the broken hearts -- the viewer will feel like a member of the team as they turn tears into triumph at the 1997 NCAA Championship. This film also captures the intensity and drive of Pat Summitt - the Tennessee coach - as she molds her team into overachievers and winners. This film captures the real world of women's sports - the sacrifices and the rewards - and the commitment that makes a champion.

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This documentary is a non-sugar coated reality of the Tennessee Lady Vols and one of the most recognized and respected coach (Pat Summitt). It takes you through their games and inside the locker rooms, from half times, to practice time. From their struggles to their victory. Absolutely great, strongly recomend it.

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