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may be developed, protecting the islands purity and well-preserved condition for the future. Still, absolutely everything you would need is at your fingertips. I certainly couldn't think of anything further I would need and the absence of
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Absolutely Everybody : Grand PassionAbsolutely Positively Everybodys Talking Full Bloom Set of 3 Books
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Potential Joint Venture partners fall into three categories.1. 800 pound gorillas2. Big Dogs3. Everybody elseLet’s look at them in a little more detail- Stalking the 800 Pound GorillaThe 800 pound
ShineAbsolutely Everybody
Binding: Audio CD
Rating: 5.0
Review: 4
Studio: Umvd Labels
No special extras, but for the price a good single to own : I own almost all of Amorosi's singles and albums so I picked this single up. It only has one version of each song: Shine, and Absolutely Everybody. They're great songs but you'd be better served getting the albums "The Power" and "Turn to Me." Amorosi is a great singer, you may remember her in the Sydney games singing "Heroes Live Forever" (a song now featured on "Turn to Me"). She takes writing credits on quite a few of her songs and they all suit her style. "Shine" is more of an inspirational ballad with the message of picking yourself up and shining in the world around you. "Absolutely Everybody" is considerably more upbeat. A very fun song about everybody needing everybody else. It's enough to make you imagine that the world isn't half bad. This would make a great gift for someone who you think will enjoy Amorosi's music but without the price tag of a full import cd or for yourself if you're unconvinced by sound clips and reviews about how great Amorosi is, pay the small price for this single and listen for yourself! She's really amazing and so much better than all the studio manufactured "pop" we have in the US at the moment. Also, this is a great gift for a friend or a sister, daughter, etc. that you think would like some inspiring or fun songs. If you enjoy this, buy her albums. You won't regret it.
Manufacturer: Umvd Labels
Price: $3.99 USD
Grand PassionAbsolutely Positively Everybodys Talking Full Bloom Set of 3 Books
Binding: Paperback
Rating: 5.0
Review: 4
Studio: Simon & Schuster
Discovering your inner scientist. Every person is a combination of unique interests, knowledge, talents and skills. And inside every one of us is a scientist. It's true -- there's a scientist in absolutely everybody. Not always a trained, professional one, of course, but a natural, inborn scientist. Think about Beatrix Potter, who, as a child, followed up her natural curiosity by boiling the flesh off dead animals so she could see how their skeletons were constructed. When Charles Darwin was young, he collected anything that caught his eye -- shells, rocks, and bugs. Trumpeter Louis Armstrong was a street kid who was captivated by the rhythm of music. When you think about it, wondering, imagining and questioning are some of the behaviors we practice every day. From a very young age we reason, explore and come to understand the world around us, using the same tools scientists employ in their pursuit of new discoveries. This fun, upbeat book shows that scientific thinking is natural, exciting and relevant for everyone. It encourages young readers to spot the scientist within, and suggests how to turn it loose. Lively profiles of artists, athletes, inventors and scientists show how individuals achieved important improvements through scientific actions. At the end of each chapter, there is a section called Brainplay where readers will find exciting, creative ways to keep their inborn scientist strong and fit.
Manufacturer: Simon & Schuster
Price: $18.95 USD
Debit Cards are not for Everybody
Now this is stupid!A single trip to Burger King was enough to send Tom Martin checking account into absolute freefall. Where Mr. Martin had made at the time to be considered a small mistake, where he paid for some food using his
Absolutely Everybody Japan Import
Binding: Audio CD
2000, Universal records Japan. 4 track CD Single from Japan.
How to (and How Not To) Start your Own Website - Website Promoting for Absolute Beginners
were as funny as I did). Then a funny thing happened (no, not on the way to the Forum); my mother (who has absolutely no knowledge of the Internet or ecard websites or anything of an electronic nature and who knew NOTHING of my idea of
The Absolute Beginner Guide to Copywriting
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Suelta al cientifico que llevas dentro Turn it Loose The scientist in absolutely everybody La Aventura De La Ciencia the Adventure of Science Spanish Edition
Binding: Paperback
Rating: 5.0
Review: 4
Studio: Oniro
Discovering your inner scientist. Every person is a combination of unique interests, knowledge, talents and skills. And inside every one of us is a scientist. It's true -- there's a scientist in absolutely everybody. Not always a trained, professional one, of course, but a natural, inborn scientist. Think about Beatrix Potter, who, as a child, followed up her natural curiosity by boiling the flesh off dead animals so she could see how their skeletons were constructed. When Charles Darwin was young, he collected anything that caught his eye -- shells, rocks, and bugs. Trumpeter Louis Armstrong was a street kid who was captivated by the rhythm of music. When you think about it, wondering, imagining and questioning are some of the behaviors we practice every day. From a very young age we reason, explore and come to understand the world around us, using the same tools scientists employ in their pursuit of new discoveries. This fun, upbeat book shows that scientific thinking is natural, exciting and relevant for everyone. It encourages young readers to spot the scientist within, and suggests how to turn it loose. Lively profiles of artists, athletes, inventors and scientists show how individuals achieved important improvements through scientific actions. At the end of each chapter, there is a section called Brainplay where readers will find exciting, creative ways to keep their inborn scientist strong and fit.
Manufacturer: Oniro
Price: $18.95 USD
Potential Joint Venture partners fall into three categories.1. 800 pound gorillas2. Big Dogs3. Everybody elseLet’s look at them in a little more detail- Stalking the 800 Pound GorillaThe 800 pound
ShineAbsolutely Everybody
Binding: Audio CD
Rating: 5.0
Review: 4
Studio: Umvd Labels
No special extras, but for the price a good single to own : I own almost all of Amorosi's singles and albums so I picked this single up. It only has one version of each song: Shine, and Absolutely Everybody. They're great songs but you'd be better served getting the albums "The Power" and "Turn to Me." Amorosi is a great singer, you may remember her in the Sydney games singing "Heroes Live Forever" (a song now featured on "Turn to Me"). She takes writing credits on quite a few of her songs and they all suit her style. "Shine" is more of an inspirational ballad with the message of picking yourself up and shining in the world around you. "Absolutely Everybody" is considerably more upbeat. A very fun song about everybody needing everybody else. It's enough to make you imagine that the world isn't half bad. This would make a great gift for someone who you think will enjoy Amorosi's music but without the price tag of a full import cd or for yourself if you're unconvinced by sound clips and reviews about how great Amorosi is, pay the small price for this single and listen for yourself! She's really amazing and so much better than all the studio manufactured "pop" we have in the US at the moment. Also, this is a great gift for a friend or a sister, daughter, etc. that you think would like some inspiring or fun songs. If you enjoy this, buy her albums. You won't regret it.
Manufacturer: Umvd Labels
Price: $3.99 USD
Grand PassionAbsolutely Positively Everybodys Talking Full Bloom Set of 3 Books
Binding: Paperback
Rating: 5.0
Review: 4
Studio: Simon & Schuster
Discovering your inner scientist. Every person is a combination of unique interests, knowledge, talents and skills. And inside every one of us is a scientist. It's true -- there's a scientist in absolutely everybody. Not always a trained, professional one, of course, but a natural, inborn scientist. Think about Beatrix Potter, who, as a child, followed up her natural curiosity by boiling the flesh off dead animals so she could see how their skeletons were constructed. When Charles Darwin was young, he collected anything that caught his eye -- shells, rocks, and bugs. Trumpeter Louis Armstrong was a street kid who was captivated by the rhythm of music. When you think about it, wondering, imagining and questioning are some of the behaviors we practice every day. From a very young age we reason, explore and come to understand the world around us, using the same tools scientists employ in their pursuit of new discoveries. This fun, upbeat book shows that scientific thinking is natural, exciting and relevant for everyone. It encourages young readers to spot the scientist within, and suggests how to turn it loose. Lively profiles of artists, athletes, inventors and scientists show how individuals achieved important improvements through scientific actions. At the end of each chapter, there is a section called Brainplay where readers will find exciting, creative ways to keep their inborn scientist strong and fit.
Manufacturer: Simon & Schuster
Price: $18.95 USD
Debit Cards are not for Everybody
Now this is stupid!A single trip to Burger King was enough to send Tom Martin checking account into absolute freefall. Where Mr. Martin had made at the time to be considered a small mistake, where he paid for some food using his
Absolutely Everybody Japan Import
Binding: Audio CD
2000, Universal records Japan. 4 track CD Single from Japan.
How to (and How Not To) Start your Own Website - Website Promoting for Absolute Beginners
were as funny as I did). Then a funny thing happened (no, not on the way to the Forum); my mother (who has absolutely no knowledge of the Internet or ecard websites or anything of an electronic nature and who knew NOTHING of my idea of
The Absolute Beginner Guide to Copywriting
?Wrong.One of the most important lines on your sales page is your P.S. Put it right under your signature.Everybody reads the P.S.This is where you restate the most important aspect of your sales letter.Like
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party, to family get-togethers, block parties or whatever occasion! Have some fun with them! One thing is for sure - EVERYBODY is curious about Soap Nuts. Many are skeptical, but still very anxious to try them. They are SO new of a concept
Suelta al cientifico que llevas dentro Turn it Loose The scientist in absolutely everybody La Aventura De La Ciencia the Adventure of Science Spanish Edition
Binding: Paperback
Rating: 5.0
Review: 4
Studio: Oniro
Discovering your inner scientist. Every person is a combination of unique interests, knowledge, talents and skills. And inside every one of us is a scientist. It's true -- there's a scientist in absolutely everybody. Not always a trained, professional one, of course, but a natural, inborn scientist. Think about Beatrix Potter, who, as a child, followed up her natural curiosity by boiling the flesh off dead animals so she could see how their skeletons were constructed. When Charles Darwin was young, he collected anything that caught his eye -- shells, rocks, and bugs. Trumpeter Louis Armstrong was a street kid who was captivated by the rhythm of music. When you think about it, wondering, imagining and questioning are some of the behaviors we practice every day. From a very young age we reason, explore and come to understand the world around us, using the same tools scientists employ in their pursuit of new discoveries. This fun, upbeat book shows that scientific thinking is natural, exciting and relevant for everyone. It encourages young readers to spot the scientist within, and suggests how to turn it loose. Lively profiles of artists, athletes, inventors and scientists show how individuals achieved important improvements through scientific actions. At the end of each chapter, there is a section called Brainplay where readers will find exciting, creative ways to keep their inborn scientist strong and fit.
Manufacturer: Oniro
Price: $18.95 USD
Frozen Professor Dewar Water Absolute Zero Print 1902
Frozen Professor Dewar Water Absolute Zero Print 1902
Frozen Professor Dewar Water Absolute Zero Print 1902 Page From An Issue Of 1902 . Wood Engravings &Amp Early Photographs From . The Sphere . An Illustrated London Newspaper . Would Make An Ideal Gift . The Actual Date Is Printed On Each Page . This Print Is Over 100 Years Old. And Is Not A Modern Copy. Check The Image For Details.. Size Of Print Is Approx&Nbsp 12" X 8.5" (480X300) . Approx. Page Size = 16" X 11.5" (410X290) . Ready To Matt And Frame. These Old Prints Really Look Great With Mount And Framed. . Note This Print Is From A Periodical And Has Printing On Reverse.. Scanned At A Low Resolution For Quick Uploading So The Actual Picture Is Better Than The Scanned Image. .
Brand :Original old antique victorian print
Label :old-print
Manufacturer :old-print
MPN :7331902300
ProductGroup :Kitchen
Studio :old-print
Publisher :old-print
Lowest Price :$16.75USD
Features100% Satisfaction Guarantee Size and details in description below Genuine Historic Print as history was recorded Original old antique print, not a modern reproduction Choose from the selection available
Product Description
Frozen Professor Dewar Water Absolute Zero Print 1902 Page From An Issue Of 1902 . Wood Engravings &Amp Early Photographs From . The Sphere . An Illustrated London Newspaper . Would Make An Ideal Gift . The Actual Date Is Printed On Each Page . This Print Is Over 100 Years Old. And Is Not A Modern Copy. Check The Image For Details.. Size Of Print Is Approx&Nbsp 12" X 8.5" (480X300) . Approx. Page Size = 16" X 11.5" (410X290) . Ready To Matt And Frame. These Old Prints Really Look Great With Mount And Framed. . Note This Print Is From A Periodical And Has Printing On Reverse.. Scanned At A Low Resolution For Quick Uploading So The Actual Picture Is Better Than The Scanned Image. .
Brand :Original old antique victorian print
Label :old-print
Manufacturer :old-print
MPN :7331902300
ProductGroup :Kitchen
Studio :old-print
Publisher :old-print
Lowest Price :$16.75USD
Features
วันศุกร์ที่ 13 กุมภาพันธ์ พ.ศ. 2552
Absolute Zero
Absolute Zero
INTER SCI climatologist David Koch (Jeff Fahey) has evidence that a shift in the Earths polarity triggered the last Ice Agein a single day. Now, its happening again, and theres no time to escape. As the temperature plummets, Miami is blasted with snow and ice. Evacuation routes are jammed. The only chance David, his old flame Bryn (Erika Eleniak), and a few other hopeful survivors have is to hole themselves up in a special chamber at INTER SCI. A desperate race for survival is ignited as natures fury rages and the temperature plunges toward -459.67 F...ABSOLUTE ZERO!
Rate Points :2.5
Binding :DVD
Brand :Absolute
Label :Echo Bridge Home Entertainment
Manufacturer :Echo Bridge Home Entertainment
MPN :PLTD46219D
ProductGroup :DVD
Studio :Echo Bridge Home Entertainment
Publisher :Echo Bridge Home Entertainment
UPC :096009462192
EAN :0096009462192
Price :$6.99USD
Lowest Price :$1.95USD
Customer ReviewsTerrible
Rating Point :1 Helpful Point :0
Terrible Movie...I Wish I could return it and get my 5 dollars back. The fact that its low budget is not even an excuse. The acting is beyond bad and the story line is terrible.
-One of the main characters loses her husband in a phony... unreal tragic scene and she barely sheds a tear. I stress A TEAR literally.
-The main scientist/lead actor is in some ice cave at one point that is several hundred feet below the surface and his friend is killed...At this point you figure the main character is trapped with ice falling and the cave that he was in was caving in. Youd think the director would use this window to thrill us on how the scientist managed to get out of such a tough situation. Nope. As soon as the friend dies, they cut to the next scene where the scientist is in some lab doing test. This left me wondering for the rest of the entire movie.. HOW DID HE GET OUT OF THAT SITUATION?
Its like if you were watching a movie based on a plane and the bad guys were killed, but the plane is flying unmanned. You would want to know how the hero landed the plane. It would be a huge let down for the hero to kill all the bad guys and then the next scene is the hero at the hospital receiving minor medical treatment. You want to see how the hero landed or escaped the unmanned plane scene.
- Irony- The lead scientist is concerned about the Earths polarity, the temperatures, and global warming. His concerns are so great and deeply rooted that he drives around in a Hummer (H2) getting 9 mpg while emitting 3.4 metric tons of carbon emissions per year. Yes this scientist is really concerned about the earth.
-As temperatures reach absolute zero--The cast is running towards a safe room that is suppose to protect them. Well, On the way to the room, the lead scientists boss stops running and decides to collect some contract papers or something and dies as the ice freezes him. Pretty realistic... The entire Miami area is being frozen and the boss is worried about contracts.
Please do not buy this movie..Unless you like laughing at bad acting, terrible plots, and terrible animations. Im pretty sure you could find all the explosions used in this film by searching for "explosion gif" in any search engine. I can not believe this movie came out in 2006 or at all for that matter.
Actually, pretty decent once you get past the title
Rating Point :3 Helpful Point :0
OK, the science is nonsense. And winds at absolute zero? Winds=friction=heat, so nonsense. Still, its nice to see Jeff Fahey (an amazing actor note how different he is, vocally, posture, etc., from his role on The Lost). "Science is always right" he says. Nope. One could argue the opposite. Still and all, the script is very good, with some great lines, and theres lots of action. The FX arent up to Day After Tomorrow, but arent totally hokey. Its a B movie, but a good B movie, and definitely not a D movie (like Sunshine!). For the price, a real bargain, and a great addition to your disaster film library.
One little oddity: I guess the script called for Faheys character to be David Koch, and the DVD case repeats this. But everyone calls him David Kotchman (or Kotzman).
Absolute Zero is a ZERO
Rating Point :1 Helpful Point :0
This movie lives up to its name, in fact the writers are probably still laughing at not only coming up with the title but getting paid minimum wage to write the script. This movie is pure garbage, your time is better spent watching weeds grow than viewing this "masterpiece" Erika Eleniak, the only reason, most people watched this, looks like she gained 40 pounds for this movie. Dont waste your time!
Great movie!
Rating Point :5 Helpful Point :2
Sure, its a low-budget, campy movie...but thats what makes it great! Good acting, bad dialogue, and special effects. Definitely a must see if you like low-budget sci-fi movies.
Absolute Zero
Rating Point :5 Helpful Point :0
Jeff Fahey gave an excellent performance. This was a great disaster film where the climate changes giving one something to think about.
Product Description
INTER SCI climatologist David Koch (Jeff Fahey) has evidence that a shift in the Earths polarity triggered the last Ice Agein a single day. Now, its happening again, and theres no time to escape. As the temperature plummets, Miami is blasted with snow and ice. Evacuation routes are jammed. The only chance David, his old flame Bryn (Erika Eleniak), and a few other hopeful survivors have is to hole themselves up in a special chamber at INTER SCI. A desperate race for survival is ignited as natures fury rages and the temperature plunges toward -459.67 F...ABSOLUTE ZERO!
Rate Points :2.5
Binding :DVD
Brand :Absolute
Label :Echo Bridge Home Entertainment
Manufacturer :Echo Bridge Home Entertainment
MPN :PLTD46219D
ProductGroup :DVD
Studio :Echo Bridge Home Entertainment
Publisher :Echo Bridge Home Entertainment
UPC :096009462192
EAN :0096009462192
Price :$6.99USD
Lowest Price :$1.95USD
Customer ReviewsTerrible
Rating Point :1 Helpful Point :0
Terrible Movie...I Wish I could return it and get my 5 dollars back. The fact that its low budget is not even an excuse. The acting is beyond bad and the story line is terrible.
-One of the main characters loses her husband in a phony... unreal tragic scene and she barely sheds a tear. I stress A TEAR literally.
-The main scientist/lead actor is in some ice cave at one point that is several hundred feet below the surface and his friend is killed...At this point you figure the main character is trapped with ice falling and the cave that he was in was caving in. Youd think the director would use this window to thrill us on how the scientist managed to get out of such a tough situation. Nope. As soon as the friend dies, they cut to the next scene where the scientist is in some lab doing test. This left me wondering for the rest of the entire movie.. HOW DID HE GET OUT OF THAT SITUATION?
Its like if you were watching a movie based on a plane and the bad guys were killed, but the plane is flying unmanned. You would want to know how the hero landed the plane. It would be a huge let down for the hero to kill all the bad guys and then the next scene is the hero at the hospital receiving minor medical treatment. You want to see how the hero landed or escaped the unmanned plane scene.
- Irony- The lead scientist is concerned about the Earths polarity, the temperatures, and global warming. His concerns are so great and deeply rooted that he drives around in a Hummer (H2) getting 9 mpg while emitting 3.4 metric tons of carbon emissions per year. Yes this scientist is really concerned about the earth.
-As temperatures reach absolute zero--The cast is running towards a safe room that is suppose to protect them. Well, On the way to the room, the lead scientists boss stops running and decides to collect some contract papers or something and dies as the ice freezes him. Pretty realistic... The entire Miami area is being frozen and the boss is worried about contracts.
Please do not buy this movie..Unless you like laughing at bad acting, terrible plots, and terrible animations. Im pretty sure you could find all the explosions used in this film by searching for "explosion gif" in any search engine. I can not believe this movie came out in 2006 or at all for that matter.
Actually, pretty decent once you get past the title
Rating Point :3 Helpful Point :0
OK, the science is nonsense. And winds at absolute zero? Winds=friction=heat, so nonsense. Still, its nice to see Jeff Fahey (an amazing actor note how different he is, vocally, posture, etc., from his role on The Lost). "Science is always right" he says. Nope. One could argue the opposite. Still and all, the script is very good, with some great lines, and theres lots of action. The FX arent up to Day After Tomorrow, but arent totally hokey. Its a B movie, but a good B movie, and definitely not a D movie (like Sunshine!). For the price, a real bargain, and a great addition to your disaster film library.
One little oddity: I guess the script called for Faheys character to be David Koch, and the DVD case repeats this. But everyone calls him David Kotchman (or Kotzman).
Absolute Zero is a ZERO
Rating Point :1 Helpful Point :0
This movie lives up to its name, in fact the writers are probably still laughing at not only coming up with the title but getting paid minimum wage to write the script. This movie is pure garbage, your time is better spent watching weeds grow than viewing this "masterpiece" Erika Eleniak, the only reason, most people watched this, looks like she gained 40 pounds for this movie. Dont waste your time!
Great movie!
Rating Point :5 Helpful Point :2
Sure, its a low-budget, campy movie...but thats what makes it great! Good acting, bad dialogue, and special effects. Definitely a must see if you like low-budget sci-fi movies.
Absolute Zero
Rating Point :5 Helpful Point :0
Jeff Fahey gave an excellent performance. This was a great disaster film where the climate changes giving one something to think about.
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Absolutely Free Stuff : Beat the Credit Crunch With Some Free Gadgets
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Absolute Zero - NOVA
Absolute Zero - NOVA
Our mastery of cold is something we take for granted, whether it s air conditioning and frozen food or the liquefied gases and superconductivity at the heart of cutting-edge technology. But what is cold? How do you achieve it, and how cold can it get? This two-part NOVA special brings the history of this frosty fascination to life with brilliant dramatic recreations of high moments in low-temperature research and the quest for ever-lower notches on the thermometer.
The first hour, The Conquest of Cold, opens in the 1600s when the nature of cold and heat was a complete mystery. Were they different aspects of the same phenomenon? The experiments that settled these questions helped stoke the Industrial Revolution. In the second hour, The Race For Absolute Zero dramatizes the titanic rivalry between Scottish researcher James Dewar and Dutch physicist Heike Onnes, who plunged cold science to the forbidding realm at which oxygen and then nitrogen turn into liquids. The race continues today as scientists pioneer super-fast computing near absolute zero the ultimate chill of -459.67 F where atoms slow to a virtual standstill.
Rate Points :5.0
Binding :DVD
Label :WGBH Boston
Manufacturer :WGBH Boston
MPN :WGBD42449D
ProductGroup :DVD
Studio :WGBH Boston
Publisher :WGBH Boston
UPC :783421424494
EAN :0783421424494
Price :$24.95USD
Lowest Price :$13.89USD
Customer ReviewsBelow freezing but hot!
Rating Point :5 Helpful Point :1
Having watched this program on TV with fascination, I could not wait long enough to obtain the DVD. When it arrived, watching it confirmed my view that this is one of the most stimulating programs ever. Good to watch again, and again, and with a gap, even again!
Excellent documentary!
Rating Point :5 Helpful Point :10
This documentary was originally created and broadcast by the BBC and then NOVA purchased it for U.S. Public Television. However, NOVA cut about 14 minutes of footage to include plugs for other NOVA programs. I am hoping this DVD release will put that time back.
This program traces the scientific evolution of the search for absolute zero, from the 17th century through today. It is extremely well done. Like many such programs, it takes high concept science (in this case physics) and brings it to the people. There are reenactments, interviews with experts in the field, and historical footage. The rivalries between past scientists, and the repercussions of such, are frankly examined. The creators did a superb job making the topic approachable without condescending to a non-scientist audience. For the first time, I was able to grasp such concepts as the Bose-Einstein Condensate, absolute zero and how lasers can "cool" atoms. I work at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, where Eric Cornell did his Nobel Prize-winning work (at Jilla). He is featured in the documentary and easily expresses in laymans terms the ideas and methods his team used. There is some humor throughout the piece (including how he forgot to bow to the king while accepting his Nobel Prize!) to lighten the subject matter. Just recently NIST hosted a lecture with Russell Donnelly, the physicist who helped spearhead this documentary. He worked in cold temperature physics, and was asked for input to the book "Absolute Zero and the Conquest of Cold." When he looked through the book he was dismayed to see no graphs, or photos or any "science." But once he started reading, he was amazed at how the author told the story of the science through the lives of the scientistis. He realized it would make a great documentary that could reach out to the public - whose support helps keep funding for such endeavors. He also spoke about the extensive process of requesting a grant from NSF, working with the BBC and then NOVA to put this together. He showed footage from the documetary itself and I was amazed at the quality. Unfortunately, when NOVA broadcast the show in January it went up against the New Hampshire primary and then the American Idol premier. Yet, it still managed to draw millions of viewers. I am glad they are releasing it on DVD. I would love to rewatch it, and have the ability to rewind certain points that I may have missed.
Overall, I highly recommend this program to everyone. It would be a great tool for high school science teachers, for fans of Carl Sagans "Cosmos," and of The National Geographic Channel and other such venues.
Absolute Zero-NOVA
Rating Point :5 Helpful Point :0
This DVD is a "must have". The inclusion of historical footage tracing the widespread use of ice, on through to the search for how low can you get, and the subsequent discoveries which went on to commercial ventures for things we take for granted, is both facinating and educational. The patience of the scientific community never ceases to amaze, in the quest for the truth about the world we live in. Congratulations to the production team that put it all together in this DVD.
Philip J. Gannon (Aug 8, 2008)
Excellent viewing
Rating Point :5 Helpful Point :1
This is a wonderfully put together documentary, my 11 year son was captivated with interest. The re-enactments are excellent. There are two distint films here, the first was the best for me as towards the end of the second it seemed to get a little mundane as scientists were spending a fortune to get just one ten millionth lower.
Definately worth adding to any good documentary collection.
Product Description
Our mastery of cold is something we take for granted, whether it s air conditioning and frozen food or the liquefied gases and superconductivity at the heart of cutting-edge technology. But what is cold? How do you achieve it, and how cold can it get? This two-part NOVA special brings the history of this frosty fascination to life with brilliant dramatic recreations of high moments in low-temperature research and the quest for ever-lower notches on the thermometer.
The first hour, The Conquest of Cold, opens in the 1600s when the nature of cold and heat was a complete mystery. Were they different aspects of the same phenomenon? The experiments that settled these questions helped stoke the Industrial Revolution. In the second hour, The Race For Absolute Zero dramatizes the titanic rivalry between Scottish researcher James Dewar and Dutch physicist Heike Onnes, who plunged cold science to the forbidding realm at which oxygen and then nitrogen turn into liquids. The race continues today as scientists pioneer super-fast computing near absolute zero the ultimate chill of -459.67 F where atoms slow to a virtual standstill.
Rate Points :5.0
Binding :DVD
Label :WGBH Boston
Manufacturer :WGBH Boston
MPN :WGBD42449D
ProductGroup :DVD
Studio :WGBH Boston
Publisher :WGBH Boston
UPC :783421424494
EAN :0783421424494
Price :$24.95USD
Lowest Price :$13.89USD
Customer ReviewsBelow freezing but hot!
Rating Point :5 Helpful Point :1
Having watched this program on TV with fascination, I could not wait long enough to obtain the DVD. When it arrived, watching it confirmed my view that this is one of the most stimulating programs ever. Good to watch again, and again, and with a gap, even again!
Excellent documentary!
Rating Point :5 Helpful Point :10
This documentary was originally created and broadcast by the BBC and then NOVA purchased it for U.S. Public Television. However, NOVA cut about 14 minutes of footage to include plugs for other NOVA programs. I am hoping this DVD release will put that time back.
This program traces the scientific evolution of the search for absolute zero, from the 17th century through today. It is extremely well done. Like many such programs, it takes high concept science (in this case physics) and brings it to the people. There are reenactments, interviews with experts in the field, and historical footage. The rivalries between past scientists, and the repercussions of such, are frankly examined. The creators did a superb job making the topic approachable without condescending to a non-scientist audience. For the first time, I was able to grasp such concepts as the Bose-Einstein Condensate, absolute zero and how lasers can "cool" atoms. I work at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, where Eric Cornell did his Nobel Prize-winning work (at Jilla). He is featured in the documentary and easily expresses in laymans terms the ideas and methods his team used. There is some humor throughout the piece (including how he forgot to bow to the king while accepting his Nobel Prize!) to lighten the subject matter. Just recently NIST hosted a lecture with Russell Donnelly, the physicist who helped spearhead this documentary. He worked in cold temperature physics, and was asked for input to the book "Absolute Zero and the Conquest of Cold." When he looked through the book he was dismayed to see no graphs, or photos or any "science." But once he started reading, he was amazed at how the author told the story of the science through the lives of the scientistis. He realized it would make a great documentary that could reach out to the public - whose support helps keep funding for such endeavors. He also spoke about the extensive process of requesting a grant from NSF, working with the BBC and then NOVA to put this together. He showed footage from the documetary itself and I was amazed at the quality. Unfortunately, when NOVA broadcast the show in January it went up against the New Hampshire primary and then the American Idol premier. Yet, it still managed to draw millions of viewers. I am glad they are releasing it on DVD. I would love to rewatch it, and have the ability to rewind certain points that I may have missed.
Overall, I highly recommend this program to everyone. It would be a great tool for high school science teachers, for fans of Carl Sagans "Cosmos," and of The National Geographic Channel and other such venues.
Absolute Zero-NOVA
Rating Point :5 Helpful Point :0
This DVD is a "must have". The inclusion of historical footage tracing the widespread use of ice, on through to the search for how low can you get, and the subsequent discoveries which went on to commercial ventures for things we take for granted, is both facinating and educational. The patience of the scientific community never ceases to amaze, in the quest for the truth about the world we live in. Congratulations to the production team that put it all together in this DVD.
Philip J. Gannon (Aug 8, 2008)
Excellent viewing
Rating Point :5 Helpful Point :1
This is a wonderfully put together documentary, my 11 year son was captivated with interest. The re-enactments are excellent. There are two distint films here, the first was the best for me as towards the end of the second it seemed to get a little mundane as scientists were spending a fortune to get just one ten millionth lower.
Definately worth adding to any good documentary collection.
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