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Discovery Channel's Shark Week: Restless Fury:

Watch shark attacks and the epic rescues caught on tape in Shark Week: Restless Fury . One of the most anticipated events each summer, Shark Week dives into the world of the brave souls who deal with sharks and allows viewers to see the encounters from the safety of their homes. Bonus features include Sharks: Are They Hunting Us? Man Vs. Fish: Tiger Shark and special to Blu-ray Disc, Man Vs. Fish: Mako Shark . Make every week Shark Week, with this two-disc set, which has a total run time of 344 minutes and a SRP of .

Discovery Channel's Surviving the Cut:

It takes all that you can be plus more to become one of the military's elite. Season one of Surviving the Cut explores the intense world of military training. Watch as bomb specialists, divers, para-rescue teams and other tactical units journey to earn their keep. In this compelling series, the suspense keeps viewers on the edge of their seats as the recruits are challenged to complete an exercise or be sent home. This two-disc DVD set has a total run time of 290 minutes with a SRP of .

Discovery Channel's How Stuff Works – Food and Beverage:

This insightful DVD unravels questions behind the simple food and beverage items we generally take for granted. In How Stuff Works – Food and Beverage , viewers will explore the simple elements that add flavor to our palates. Watch how beer is made and how a wheat can explodes, or how the physics behind salt may one day power cars and trucks. The DVD has a total run time of 215 minutes with a SRP of and his TV journalist wife, Ruth, come together to explore some of the world's most remote locations. In each episode, Mykel and Ruth are dropped into a zone where they must spend four days and nights. The key objective is to survive as a team. Watch as their marriage is tested and how they weather the wildest of what nature has to offer.

RCA RC5240P DVD Player Review | Portable DVD Player Reviews

I just bought this DVD player yesterday night at Radioshack and figured I would write a review on it to set some people's minds at ease, because when I was looking at reviews for DVD players to see which one to get, there were alot of people who said that certain players would freeze in the middle of a movie or the sound would drop out. Well, last night after hooking up the player to my TV (it took me a whole 10 seconds) I watched the Godfather Part I straight through and had no problems. Also, I should mention, I dropped it on the cement floor of my basement from about 5 feet and it works fine, it just has a scratch. The only complaint I have is that you can't access menu's without the remote and the remote was no where to be found in the box of my DVD player and that made me mad because I couldn't view any of the deleted scenes or any of the other special features. I was able to watch the movie, though, and that is a good thing. Anyway, I hope this helps you.

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