Two years in the making, this CD was Dr. Jeffrey Thompson, DC, B.F.A. s second CD. Parts of the music for this CD were composed for the Louise Hay Conference, Healing in the 90 s, with Depak Chopra, Barbara Marx Hubbard, Dolores Krieger, and others. This was one of Dr Thompson s many group Mind-Link events in which over 3,000 people were sitting in the dark with everyone s brainwaves entrained together to this soundtrack. An extraordinary event! There are multiple levels of sound frequency patterns built into the sounds and music for resonating consciousness into deep states of relaxation. Many of these frequencies are processed using the stereo field extensively. Some of the sounds are created through Dr. Thompson s special process called Primordial Processing . This process intricately weaves sounds into the fabric of the music. These sounds include: human heartbeat, dolphin sounds, wind, water, Tibetan bowls, bells, gongs and Japanese flute. This CD has continued to rise in popularity since it was produced in 1989. Like no music you have ever encountered before, it is a timeless classic.

A man who specializes in debunking paranormal occurrences checks into the fabled room 1408 in the Dolphin Hotel. Soon after settling in, he confronts genuine terror.

Dolphin experts confront the US Navy when its sonar program is suspected of causing the animals' deaths.

Dolphin experts confront the US Navy when its sonar program is suspected of causing the animals deaths.

Sandy Ricks is sent by his mom to Coral Key, a rustic island in the Florida keys, to spend the summer with his uncle Porter Ricks. Sandy dislikes everything about his new environment until a new friend comes into his life, a dolphin named Flipper, that brings uncle and nephew together and leads Sandy on the summer adventure of a lifetime.

To be a Pet Detective, you have to understand both the criminals and animals. Ace Ventura goes even further... He behaves like a criminal animal. When a football team s mascot (a dolphin) is stolen just before the Superbowl, Ace Ventura is put on the case. Now, who would want to steal a dolphin, and why?

To be a Pet Detective, you have to understand both the criminals and animals. Ace Ventura goes even further... He behaves like a criminal animal. When a football teams mascot (a dolphin) is stolen just before the Superbowl, Ace Ventura is put on the case. Now, who would want to steal a dolphin, and why?

The Wild North: In the second programme in the series, explorer Paul Rose, marine biologist Tooni Mahto and maritime journalist Frank Pope explore the wild seas around Scotland. The team travel to Bass Rock, one of the largest gannet colonies in the world. They are there to try and find out why when most British seabird populations are in decline, the northern gannet is bucking the trend. Tooni helps scientists who are using GPS trackers to discover the extraordinary distances gannets can fly in the search for food. Paul goes beneath the waves to witness the amazing diving ability of Britain s largest seabird. Tooni joins a scientist in St Andrews Bay in search of the bottlenose dolphin to find out why dolphins have unique signature whistles - could they be names as we know them?

To be a Pet Detective, you have to understand both the criminals and animals. Ace Ventura goes even further... He behaves like a criminal animal. When a football team s mascot (a dolphin) is stolen just before the Superbowl, Ace Ventura is put on the case. Now, who would want to steal a dolphin, and why?

Escape to the islands for soothing tropical scenery shot in high definition by acclaimed ocean cinematographer Ray Hollowell. An original music score accentuates the graceful motion of a dolphin s body and the mysterious sea turtle s rhythmic stroke. Let stress drift away with an island sunset or a calming waterscape, or get lost in the antics of a vibrant school of fish playing in candy-colored coral. Paired with an original smooth jazz soundtrack by award-winning composer and musician Alec Briguglio, Blu Ocean is a vacation for the senses!

The Song of the Earth: A natural history of music. This natural history of music begins with Attenborough playing the piano. Searching for the origins of human music, he traces its connections to the musical sounds that other animals make: the beauty of the wolf s howl, the complexity of the bat s cry, the deep rumble of the elephant s signals, the acoustically sophisticated sounds the dolphin produces and the songs of whales and birds. Why do these animals produce this amazing variety of sounds? It s all tied up with sex and territory.

Produced by National Geographic in the IMAX 3D format, Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure blends educational information about major paleontological discoveries of the 20th and 21st centuries, and impressive CG recreations of life in the Earth s vast oceans during the late Cretaceous period. The story begins with a re-enactment of the discovery of a Dolichorhynchops fossil in the once submerged plains of Kansas in the 1920s. From there, the movie traces the life of this flippered, dolphin-sized plesiosaur, nicknamed Dolly, as she migrates from the spawning grounds of her birth, through deeper waters teeming with life that is often massive and predatory, and back to shallow water to birth offspring herself. Along the way, the feature cuts back to live-action reproductions of other paleontological discoveries that serve as introductions to sea creatures such as the long and toothy Styxosaurus, snail-like Ammonites, prehistoric sharks called Cretoxyrhina, and the 50-foot long Tylosaurus. Voice-over narration by Liev Schrieber (X-Men Origins: Wolverine) provides necessary context for the creatures we meet.

Produced by National Geographic in the IMAX 3D format, Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure blends educational information about major paleontological discoveries of the 20th and 21st centuries, and impressive CG recreations of life in the Earth's vast oceans during the late Cretaceous period. The story begins with a re-enactment of the discovery of a Dolichorhynchops fossil in the once submerged plains of Kansas in the 1920s. From there, the movie traces the life of this flippered, dolphin-sized plesiosaur, nicknamed Dolly, as she migrates from the spawning grounds of her birth, through deeper waters teeming with life that is often massive and predatory, and back to shallow water to birth offspring herself. Along the way, the feature cuts back to live-action reproductions of other paleontological discoveries that serve as introductions to sea creatures such as the long and toothy Styxosaurus, snail-like Ammonites, prehistoric sharks called Cretoxyrhina, and the 50-foot long Tylosaurus. Voice-over narration by Liev Schrieber (X-Men Origins: Wolverine) provides necessary context for the creatures we meet.

For the first time, three prisons across Russia unlock their doors to an international film crew. From a Siberian prison camp where temperatures plummet to 50 below to the highest security prison, where cannibals, terrorists and serial killers will live out the rest of their days, caged like animals. And, a pass inside infamous Vladimir Central at over 200 years old, it’s held an estimated one million inmates. Inside Black Dolphin, a cannibal talks openly about his crime, divulging how he boiled, fried and ate his murder victim. In Vladimir Central, a convict opens up about killing his brother-in-law for disturbing his daughter’s peaceful night’s sleep. And inside a Siberian prison camp, we meet two friends about to go their separate ways when one gets paroled.

To be a Pet Detective, you have to understand both the criminals and animals. Ace Ventura goes even further... He behaves like a criminal animal. When a football team s mascot (a dolphin) is stolen just before the Superbowl, Ace Ventura is put on the case. Now, who would want to steal a dolphin, and why?

The cynical and skeptical writer Mike Enslin writes books evaluating supernatural phenomena in hotels, graveyards and other haunted places, usually debunking the mystery. While writing his last book, he travels from Los Angeles to New York to spend one night in the evil room 1408 of the Dolphin Hotel, which is permanently unavailable for guests. The reluctant manager Mr. Gerald Olin objects to his request and offers an upgrade, expensive booze and finally the reports relating the death of more than fifty guests along decades in the cursed room. However, Mike threatens Mr. Oiln, promising to sue the hotel, and finally checks in the room. Along the night, he finds that guests of room 1408 can check in when they like, but they can never leave the room alive.