Body Tricks is an expanded collection of over 100 magical effects, tricks and stunts using the human body (No props required!). Learn how to remove your own thumb, grow an extra finger and make it grow in size. Twist your head all the way around and levitate in mid-air. There are over 200 full-color photographs detailing step-by-step instructions for each effect. This is the ultimate in impromptu magic effects.

Destino is a short animated cartoon released in 2003 by The Walt Disney Company. Destino is unique in that its production originally began in 1945, 58 years before its eventual release. The project was a collaboration between American animator Walt Disney and Spanish painter Salvador Dali, and features music written by Mexican songwriter Armando Dominguez.

Bound figures huddle in strangely orderly rows. Soaking wet, robed acolytes sweep a staircase. A chained, naked man faces an endless horizon. Oddly serene, a head bursts into flames. Misha Gordin has called the process of photography "similar to writing poetry," and indeed, this gorgeous collection establishes Gordin as a poet of the image who uses old-school, fine art techniques to exquisitely render dark and compelling alternative worlds and mysterious allegories. Through his process of “conceptual photography,” Gordin addresses some of the most primal questions in art and life: birth, death, and the nature of being. A rarity in the field, he makes his visual magic — which includes collage and repetition effects — without computer technology of any kind, using only traditional darkroom techniques that recall the earliest days of photography. This beautiful gift edition celebrates the literal fine art of one of the most innovative photographers working today.

Digital coloring book featuring Winnie the Pooh and his friends. Each page of the book is customazible, that is you can add or delete elements from the scene. You can color the settings and caracthers with both solid colors, and patterns. The graphic is excellent in true Disney style. No installation necessary.

IconPackager is the world's most popular way to change all the icons on your Windows PC all once. IconPackager allows users to change every icon on their desktop either individually or by applying pre-created icon packages. Creating your own icon package is easy, simply choose "Save As…" from its menu after setting up your system just the way you want it. Now you can trade that package with other users or keep is archived for backup purposes. Compatible with Windows 98/ 2000/ ME/ XP / Vista.

This book is a clearly written, easy to follow, detailed and concise handbook on cartooning the head and figure by using several different styles and variations, and emphasizing humor and exaggeration. This fully illustrated reference contains over 3,000 step-by-step diagrams and illustrations and is structured into sixteen carefully organized sections that cover the basic and not so basic principles of cartooning.

Powerful, professional grade duplicate file management solution. Features include a muti-threaded file system scanning engine, flexible scan-time filtering, multiple local and network file system paths (scanned in a single pass), new project wizard, Smart Marking selection technology, multi-format export (including HTML, CSV, & XML), command line support, and much more.

Everybody knows that though HD-DVD and Blu-ray video quality is out on the market the most common and comfortable format users employ is still good old DVD. The tools for playing this type of video are numerous on the Internet. Nero's Showtime more than a DVD player, it is one of the most powerful, versatile and complete multimedia players that exists, with high quality both in sound and image.

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Surprising on beauty and originality of a photo of not simply exposed women but beauty, tenderness of love and hatred, heat and a cold and it is a lot of that another, than the maiden soul is rich… And all it in registration of light and a shade, fantastic fires and…. That else? Look and will see…