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Mar 14, 2016
DR SCHOLLS CUSTOM FIT ORTHOTIC INSOLES
2 of 2 found this helpful This product is very well made. It provides excellent support for your feet and makes it comfortable to stand for long periods. I work in a job that requires standing for most of the day. Many times I must stand on tile flooring without carpeting or a work mat and these inserts make that bearable. I have been using the product for two years and this is my third pair (multiple pairs of shoes) I love them!
Aug 09, 2010
Truly Memorable - A Night To Remember
1 of 1 found this helpful Perhaps the best movie ever written about the Titanic Disaster. This docu-drama gets almost all the details and sequence of events accurate and correct. Most of the events are seen through the eyes of second officer Lightoller. In order to reduce the number of characters they have him say and do some things that were actually performed by other Officers of the Titanic but the feel of the Movie always treats the subject matter with the respect it deserves. You will never watch a scene in this move and wince at the absurdity or be outright dumbfounded by a characters action. That said it is only in B&W and doesn't have a lot in the realm of special effects still an excellent use of 123 minutes.
Jun 12, 2009
Ghosts of the Abyss - A Titanic Exploration
Ghosts of the Abyss goes deeper into the Titanic than any other expedition to the wreck. The film combines archival photos and live action shots to produce then and now montages. The crew including Artist Ken marschall, Historian Don Lynch and Actor Bill Paxton dive on the wreck in Russian Mir Submersibles and explore areas of the ship that have been out of reach until now. Using custom designed ROVs as well as state of the art cameras they explore the first class reception room, Molly Browns stateroom, The wireless room - where Phillips sent out one of the first S.O.S. signals in history as well as Captain Smiths washroom and the Crows Nest. Another interesting aspect of the footage is the lighting system utilized. Using huge undersea lighting pods dubed "Medusa" Cameron is able to illuminate the wreck and get HQ shots previously unimaginable. By lighting outside the reception room with the second submersible we are able to see intact Leaded glass windows not seen by human eyes since 1912. We are also able to see the iron grills over the first class gangway doors - a feature that no photographs exist for even from the Titanic's Sister ship the R.M.S. Olympic. When the feature ends you are left wanting to see more of the ship but not to worry James Cameron has gone back to the Wreck again and you can see more in Last Mysteries of the Titanic a Discovery Film.