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CHEER! shows you the moves that will get you on the squad and keep you in top form. Watch as the UCA (Universal Cheerleaders Association) staff guides you through the key moves, the rousing chants, and the big dance routines. The program is excellent for both beginning and more experienced cheerleaders. Rah-Rah! Go Team!
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When cars explode! Featuring the most exciting disasters from dragstrips across the country, including Top-Fuel and Nitro-Burning Funnycars. Part of the CRASH MANIA Collection.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseInteractive Features: Trivia Scene Access Car Specs
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In a violent game like hockey you're bound to get a lot of unguarded, off-the-cuff and spontaneously violent moments. These are some of the highlights of many a hockey game, and they have been collected here as the'lighter side of hockey brawls.' The package also contains a program of additional material called BLOOPER TIME.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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One of the most popular and renowned car customization businesses in the world, 310 Motoring in Los Angeles has numerous celebrity clients. LIFE IN 310 V.3 continues the series that brings the viewer in to the fast-paced and sexy world surrounding the motor company. This entry takes you behind the scenes at the 2005 NBA All-Star Weekend in Denver, highlighting the awesome customized cars produced by 310. With appearances by NFL star Charles Woodson and rappers Jay-Z and Queen Latifah, LIFE IN 310 brings the viewer on a glamorous ride as exciting as a trip in one of their amazing cars.
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The rivalry between Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova was a high point in the women`s game during the 1970s, and their ferocious battles on the Wimbledon courts have become the stuff of legend. In 1978, Evert had the upper hand. With two consecutive Wimbledon titles to her name in the preceding years, she expected to snatch a third title in `78 as she faced Navratilova in the final. After easily taking the first set, it seemed that Evert was on course for victory. But Navratilova fought back to take the second set, demonstrating much of the steely determination that defined her style of play. The third and final set provided a nail-biting conclusion for viewers, and ultimately the game provided one of the best tennis matches the tournament has ever seen. The 1978 final is presented here in its entirety, neatly demonstrating two different yet equally successful approaches to the game of tennis.
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