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Sometimes its
worth taking a break from intense subjects: check this for
inspiration ... set some new goals.
consider The Complete Marilyn Monroe DVD ( a reviewer writes
"This dvd is full half visual dvd, half music dvd. It contains all
of Marilyn's audio recordings with background screen telling more
about the song and it's history. No videos to go with it, sorry.
This dvd also contains many full movietone news reels and mostly
seen before interviews from the 50's and 60's. But, the best reason
to buy this dvd is it contains every sinlge movie trailer from all
of her films. Some, I had never even seen before. This makes it well
worth the price. "
Marilyn Monroe - The Diamond Collection DVD Marilyn Monroe - The Diamond Collection VHS
IF YOU LOVE HER, YOU JUST HAVE TO GET
THE DVD EDITION .....
Color, Widescreen, Box set
"
Exclusive documentary "Marilyn Monroe: The Final Days"
"
Forty minutes of exclusive, never-before-seen footage from Marilyn's
never-completed final film, "Something's Got to Give."
the description says "Marilyn in her billowy white skirt and the scene that
made her a legend. Co-starring Tom Ewell. "There's
No Business Like Show Business" (1954, 117 min.) - A glamorous tale
about the trials and tribulations of a veteran vaudeville family.
Co-starring Ethel Merman and Donald O'Connor. "How to Marry a
Millionaire" (1953, 95 min.) - Discover Marilyn's phenomenal comic
talent as she leads an outrageous man-hunting scheme in this classic
comedy. Co-starring Betty Grable and Lauren Bacall. "Gentlemen
Prefer Blondes" (1953, 91 min.) - Marilyn is
sensational, performing the timeless hit "Diamonds are a
Girl's Best Friend." Co-starring Jane Russell. Also includes the
acclaimed documentary "Marilyn Monroe: The Final Days," available
only in this box set, plus forty minutes of exclusive,
never-before-seen footage from Marilyn's never-completed final film,
"Something's Got to Give." " YOU JUST KNOW THIS IS IT ... and
if you know someone else who loves her, this would be a great
gift. Or at least tell them about this page, and they can make
up their own mind ...
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Jazz
- A Film by Ken Burns (2000) THE MOST
LOVED and BEST SELLING JAZZ History, Montage ,
Musicians ... just wow! TRUE TRUE
BLUE
 " Region 1 encoding (US and Canada only)
"
Color, Black & White, Closed-captioned, Box
set
" Documentary "Making of Jazz" (16
minutes)
" Playlist information for over 500
songs
" Three full-length performances not seen in
the film: Louis Armstrong's "I Cover the Waterfront"
(1933), Duke Ellington's "C Jam Blues" (1942), and
Miles Davis's "New Rhumba" (1959)
" Music and photo
credits
" Number of discs: 10
Studio: PBS Home Video
Theatrical Release Date:
2000
DVD Release Date: January 2, 2001
Run Time:
999 minutes
Production Company: PBS
Package
Type: Box Set
Andrew, Amazon's reviewer says:
"Accompanied by a menagerie of products, Ken Burns's
expansive 10-episode paean, Jazz, completes his
trilogy on American culture, following The Civil
War and Baseball. Spanning more than 19
hours, Jazz is, of course, about a lot more
than what many have called America's classical music
-especially in episodes 1 through 7. It's here that
Burns unearths precious visual images of jazz
musicians and hangs historical narratives around the
music with convincing authority. Time can stand still
as images float past to the sound of grainy vintage
jazz, and the drama of a phonograph needle being
placed on Louis Armstrong's celestial "West End Blues"
is nearly sublime.
.... it
will amaze and entertain and kindle a flame for some
of the greatest music ever
dreamed."
(the VHS version of Jazz
- A Film by Ken Burns)
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TECHNICAL MATERIAL FOR
SPECIALISTS
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Basic and Clinical Concepts of Lung Cancer (Cancer
Treatment and Research Series)
by Heine H. Hansen
Cancer
Diagnosis: What To Do Next; Diamond, W. John
Current
Cancer Diagnosis And Treatment; Henderson, I.
Craig
Pathology of Lung Tumors
by B. Corrin
Progress and Perspectives in the Treatment of Lung
Cancer
by
Paul Van Houtte
Thoracic Oncology (Cancer Treatment and Research,
Volume 105)
by David S. Ettinger
Tumors and Tumor-Like Lesions of the Lung
by Darryl, Md
Carter
Atlas of Lung Cancer
by Raymond, Md. Yesner
Atlas of Lung Cancer and Other Chest Tumors
by Dame
Margaret Turner-Warwick
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Advances
in Allogeneic Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation (Cancer
Treatment and Research, Vol 101); Burt, Richard
K. Brush, Mary M.
Alternatives
In Cancer Treatment; Williams, Penny
Biological
and Hormonal Therapies of Cancer (Cancer Treatment and Research,
Vol. 94); Foon, Kenneth A., MD. Muss, Hyman B.,
MD. Muss, Hyman B.
Burzynski
Breakthrough: The Most Promising Cancer Treatment...And The
Governments Campaign To Squelch It; Elias, Thomas
D.
Cancer
Chemoprevention (Cancer Treatment and Research, Vol 106);
Bergan, Raymond
C.
Cancer
Treatment & Marijuana Therapy : Marijuanas Use in the
Reduction of Nausea and Vomiting and for Appetite Stimulation in
Cancer Patients. testim; Randall,
R. C.
Cancer
Treatment And Care; Lynn, Joan
Cancer
Treatment; Haskell, Charles M./ Berek, Jonathan
S.
Cancer
Treatment; Haskell, Charles M.
Cancers
of the Head and Neck : Advances in Surgical Therapy, Radiation
Therapy and Chemotherapy (Cancer Treatment and Research);
Jacobs, Charlotte
Choices:
Realistic Alternatives In Cancer Treatment, Revised And
Updated; Morra, Marion
Ethical
Issues in Cancer Patient Care (Cancer Treatment and Research, Vol.
102); Angelos, Peter, MD
Palliative
Care and Rehabilitation of Cancer Patients (Cancer Treatment and
Research, V. 100); Von Gunten, Charles F. Von
Gunten, Charles F.
Tamoxifen:
Molecular Basis Of Use In Cancer Treatment And Prevention;
Wiseman, Helen
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Clinical and Biological Basis of Lung Cancer Prevention
(Respiratory Pharmacology & Pharmacotheraphy)
by Y.
Martinet for professionals only ...
 Lung Cancer: Principles and Practice
by Harvey I. MD
Pass -for professionals only ... This comprehensive
interdisciplinary text discusses the diagnosis and treatment of lung
cancer. Combined modality treatments for small cell and non-small cell
lung cancer are extensively described. Thorough coverage is also
provided of the management of metastases and the complications of
treatment. A section on biologic therapy is also included that
describes the newer immunotherapeutic approaches to either palliation
or cure. - NEJOM says "The primary cause of lung cancer in up to
90 percent of patients is smoking, and it is estimated that
bronchiogenic carcinoma will develop in 10 to 15 percent of all
smokers. Environmental factors -- for example, passive smoke,
occupational exposure to asbestos or chromium, and air pollution -- as
well as genetic predisposition in a multistep carcinogenic process may
both play a part. Nevertheless, cessation of cigarette smoking is the
most effective, most easily achievable, and least expensive
intervention in reducing the risk of lung cancer" the reviewer
concludes that it addressed every clinical question that came up
at weekly multidisciplinary tumor-board meetings where he
found "appropriate references, reviews, and management
recommendations. and ... a vast amount of
information"
Diagnosis
and Treatment of Lung Cancer: An Evidence-Based Guide for the
Practicing Clinician comprehensive,
multidisciplinary guidance on the diagnosis and treatment of lung
cancer! This new resource addresses the full range of clinical issues
in diagnosis, staging,
and treatment, as well as the latest scientific data
and evidence-based guidelines. A user-friendly organization provides quick reference to data
summaries, as well as more comprehensive and detailed information for readers
who wish to explore topics in depth.
-- 'general aspects of lung cancer and its treatment; early
stage, locally advanced, advanced non-small, small cell, and other types
of lung cancer'
Lung
Cancer : A Guide to Diagnosis and Treatment Written for patient and caregiver; Discusses the most
promising therapies for lung cancer, staging and why it is so
important, surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, alternative treatments,
clinical trials, and coping with emotions,
Lung
Cancer : New Medical Therapies Reports in
the New Medical Therapies series provide patients and their advocates
with a concise, easy-to-read, yet thorough review of information about
drugs in clinical trials for lung cancer. Information includes: An
overview of promising treamtments being developed by pharmaceutical
companies for the treatment of lung cancer, a discussion of recent
lung cancer clinical trials results, a report on drugs in development
for lung cancer and the status of each of these promising new
therapies, and a listing of lung cancer clinical trials organized
geographically so that the patient can identify ongoing studies being
generated.
Lung
Cancer: Making Sense of Diagnosis, Treatment, and Options Lung cancer is the number one cancer killer
in the U.S., with over 170,000 new cases diagnosed each year. Despite
this, it receives little attention from the media and little sympathy
from the public. Those with lung cancer suffer more blame and stigma
than other cancer patients, even though 50 percent of them are former
smokers or have never smoked. Treatments for lung cancer can
significantly impact quality of life, and the prognosis for some types
and stages of lung cancer, using standard treatments, can be daunting.
Myths
& Facts about Lung Cancer: What You Need to Know Cancer specialists are well aware that patients
diagnosed with lung cancer are often asked to make quick decisions
during a period of intense emotional crises. Written by one of the
nation's leading oncologists, Myths & Facts About Lung Cancer
dispels the many myths surrounding lung cancer, offering instead solid
insight, facts, and realistic optimism. Heavily illustrated and
punctuated throughout with patient quotes, this handbook identifies
the most current screening and diagnostic techniques, treatment
options, potential outcomes, support information, and much, much more.
Ideal for both professional and personal use, this softcover book arms
the lung cancer patient with the information he or she will need to
make rational decisions throughout the course of his or her therapy.
What
to Eat If You Have Cancer : A Guide to Adding Nutritional Therapy to
Your Treatment Plan offers the
most up-to-the-minute informatio on choosing the best foods to help
combat the disease as well as the side effects of chemical, surgical
and radiation treatments. Readers also are given a clear and concise
overview of the disease, different methods of treatment, and much
more.
Co-Existing With Cancer or You Thought Living with your
In-Laws Was Difficult by Jack D. Ruda - a reader says "I happen to know
something about mesothelioma, the incurable form of lung cancer that
is the subject of Ruda's book. I have a very good friend who worked
for Johns-Mansville which was the leading producer of asbestos, which
causes the disease. Ruda offers a unique way of living with his
cancer: he leaves it alone, and has persuaded it to leave him alone!
Sounds crazy, but obviously, it has worked for him, and I see no
reason why it can't work for anybody. The book fascinated me for its
unique point of view, its reader-friendly style, and most of all, the
inspiring way it helps, advises, and encourages." -- about the
book: When Jack D. Ruda wa diagnosed with a rare form of
cancer his prognosis was bleak. With no effective treatment available,
his physician gave him only two years to live at best with a zero
chance of going beyond that time. Faced with the terrible
reality of a terminal illness, Jack began a positive program that
would enhance the life that was left to him. His first plan of action
was to remove all source of stress from his life. Jack is now entering
his 8th year. This book tells of his personal experiences,
his sense of humor and strategy for survival. He is an inspiration to
all who suffer a terminal illness and the loved ones who help them
through it.
Lung Cancer : The Facts (Oxford Medical
Publications)
by Chris Williams
the basic list for
professionals and interested people
Biology
of Lung Cancer (Lung Biology in Health and Disease , Vol 122);
Kane, Madeleine A. / Bunn, Paul A., Jr.
Diagnosis
And Treatment Of Lung Cancer; Detterbeck, Frank
C.
Laslc
Textbook of Lung Cancer : International Association for the Study of
Lung Cancer; Hansen, Heine H.
Living
With Lung Cancer; Cox, Barbara G.
Lung
Cancer (Current Clinical Oncology); Johnson, Bruce E./
Johnson, David H.
Lung
Cancer : Principles and Practice; Pass, Harvey I. MD /
Mitchell, James B., Phd / Johnson, davi
Lung
Cancer : The Art of Detection by Conventional Radiography;
Szamosi, Alfred/ Swedish Heart & Lung Foundation
Lung
Cancer Chronicles; Meyer, John A.
Lung
Cancer Chronicles; Meyer, John A.
Lung
Cancer: A Guide To Diagnosis And Treatment; Scott,
Walter
Lung
Cancer: The Facts; Williams, Chris
Lung
Cancer; Roth, Jack A.
Multimodality
Treatment of Lung Cancer (Lung Biology in Health and Disease, V.
140); Skarin, Arthur T.
Myths
& Facts About Lung Cancer: What You Need To Know;
Ruckdeschel, John
Progress
and Perspectives in the Treatment of Lung Cancer (Medical
Radiology); Houtte, Paul Van / Klastersky, J. /
Rocmans, P.
Health Effects of Exposure to Radon (Beir, 6)
by Committee on the
Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation
Histological Typing of Lung and Pleural Tumours
(International Histological Classification of Tumours, No 1, 1999)
by W. D.
Travis
Lung Cancer by Jack A. Roth - genetic manipulations for treating
lung cancer, lung-sparing operations, surgery for small-cell lung
cancer, chemoprevention, photodynamic therapy and thoracic
malignancies, three- dimensional conformal radiotherapy in
bronchogenic carcinoma, new chemotherapeutic agents,
The Lung Cancer Manual
by Support, Alliance for Lung
Cancer
Advocacy
WHAT TO
EAT?
The
What to Eat If You Have Cancer Cookbook : Over 100 Easy-To-Prepare
Recipes for Patients and Their Families and Caregivers by
Maureen Keane, Daniella Chace
The
Cancer Recovery Eating Plan : The Right Foods to Help Fuel Your
Recovery by Daniel W., Md Nixon
Cancer
: Increasing Your Odds for Survival - A Resource Guide for Integrating
Mainstream, Alternative and Complementary Therapies by David
Bognar, Walter Cronkite
What
to Eat Now : The Cancer Lifeline Cookbook : And Easy-To-Use Nutrition
Guide to Delicious and Healthy Eating for Cancer Patients, Survivors,
and c by Rachel Keim, Ginny Smith
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