Relive one of the greatest tales of adventure and exploration in history, as National Geographic brings to life the epic journey of Lewis, Clark, their guide Sacagawea and the brave Corps of Discovery across the land that would become the United States. Now, two hundred years after the launch of this ambitious expedition, experience first-hand the danger and breathtaking beauty of the unknown West as it unfolded before the eyes of Lewis & Clark

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Korea’s CEO President: Lee Myungbak introduces English-speaking readers to Korea’s new president. It takes a look at the remarkable life of President Lee, from his poverty-mired youth to his meteoric rise to become Hyundai Construction’s CEO at the young age of 35. It also covers his years as Seoul mayor and examines his major policy initiatives and vision. Short and light, the volume gives you the information you need to know in a quick and easy-to-read format.

Living Stories is an exploration of the Storytelling traditions of India, woven with the words of authors, philosophers and storytellers from around the globe. From the powerful rendition of Pandavani to the animated hues of Yakshagana, from the Mystic Baul singer to the wandering bard or the Kavad, from the intricacies of a Kathakali performance to the delicate strokes of the Kalamkari, the film showcases an essential truth about India - That the continuity of traditions is just as remarkable as its antiquity

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Epic tale of three brothers and their father living in the remote wilderness of 1900s USA and how their lives are affected by nature, history, war, and love

Tad learns fundamentals of reading when he and his friends stage a production of "The Three Little Pigs"

Champaner...a small farming village in Central India. The year is 1893. On the outskirts of the village stands a British cantonment, commanded by Captain Russell (Paul Blackthorne) - an arrogant and capricious man, who wields the power of life and death over the villages under his jurisdiction...

Ike finds his civil liberties at risk when Hugo Bugwort, the hard line mayoral candidate, promises to crack down on free-roaming, fun-loving dogs. As the anti-dog rhetoric escalates, Ike is compelled to join the political fray and run for mayor himself. Bugwort rethinks his pooch-policies when Ike selflessly helps rescue him after he collapses at a campaign rally. Told through letters to Mrs. LaRue and local newspaper accounts, Mark Teague delivers another excellent execution of split-screen visuals and uproarious escapades of the unforgettable Ike