All the episodes from the 17th season of the American crime drama in which the detectives of the Special Victims Unit investigate sexual crimes of New York. The episodes are: 'Devil's Dissections', 'Criminal Pathology', 'Transgender Bridge', 'Institutional Fail', 'Community Policing', 'Maternal Instincts', 'Patrimonial Burden', 'Melancholy Pursuit', 'Depravity Standard', 'Catfishing Teacher', 'Townhouse Incident', 'A Misunderstanding', 'Forty-One Witnesses', 'Nationwide Manhunt', 'Collateral Damages', 'Star-Struck Victims', 'Manhattan Transfer', 'Unholiest Alliance', 'Sheltered Outcasts', 'Fashionable Crimes', 'Assaulting Reality', 'Intersecting Lives' and 'Heartfelt Passages'.

All 24 episodes from the eleventh season of the American crime drama series in which the detectives of the Special Victims Unit investigate the sexually orientated crimes of New York. The episodes are: 'Unstable', 'Sugar', 'Solitary', 'Hammered', 'Hardwired', 'Spooked', 'Users', 'Turmoil', 'Perverted', 'Anchor', 'Quickie', 'Shadow', 'P.C.', 'Savior', 'Confidential', 'Witness', 'Disabled', 'Bedtime', 'Conned', 'Beef', 'Torch', 'Ace', 'Wannabe' and 'Shattered'.

Sodas are astonishing products. Little more than flavored sugar-water, these drinks cost practically nothing to produce or buy, yet have turned their makers - principally Coca-Cola and PepsiCo - into multibillion dollar industries with global recognition, distribution, and political power. So how did something so cheap come to mean so much and to have such devastating health and food policy consequences? Soda Politics is a story of the American food system at work, written by the incomparable NYU scholar and public health champion Marion Nestle. It is the first book to focus on the history, politics, nutrition, and health impact of soda, asking how we created this system, what its problems are, and what we can do to change things. Coke and Pepsi spend billions of dollars a year on advertising and lobbying to prevent any measures to limit soda, a product billed as "refreshing," "tasty," "crisp," and "the real thing" that also happens to be a major cause of health problems, from obesity to Type II diabetes. They target minorities, poor people, and children, and are involved in land and water grabs in underdeveloped countries, where they also have redoubled their efforts at building their market share. In fact, the marketing practices of soda companies are eerily similar to that of cigarette companies - both try to sell as much as possible, regardless of the health consequences, in any way that they can. And the public is starting to scrutinize sugary sodas in the same way that they do cigarettes. Soda consumption is falling, and Americans are only partially replacing soda with other sugary drinks. This did not happen accidentally: the fall in soda sales is a result of successful food advocacy. Soda Politics provides the overwhelming evidence to keep up pressure on all those involved in the production, marketing, sales, and subsidization of soda.

The complete second series of the popular medical drama. In 'Welcome Back, Carter' Carter returns and Mark begins dealing with the problems of his new position. 'Summer Run' has Dr Ross meet a young firestarter. 'Do One, Teach One, Kill One' sees Jeanie end things with Benton. 'What Life?' finds Benton injured and thus prevented from performing surgery. 'And Baby Makes Two' has Kerry take a day off, leading to much joy among the other staff. 'Days Like This' sees tensions erupt in the ER when opposing gang members line up for treatment. 'Hell and High Water' has Doug rescue a trapped boy who is in danger of drowning. 'The Secret Sharer' finds Benton surprised when he hears that Jeanie has broken things off with her partner. 'Home' sees Hathaway and Jeanie try to find a new home for a schizophrenic student. 'A Miracle Happens Here' has the hospital visited by someone who looks very much like Father Christmas. 'Dead of Winter' finds Jen filing for divorce and the ER staff treating a mass of abandoned children. In 'True Lies' Benton asks Jeanie to accompany him when he gets an invitation to dinner at Vucelich's. 'It's Not Easy Being Greene' has Carol look after some worms and Benton discover some surprising information about Vucelich. 'The Right Thing' sees Carter peddling gossip about an affair between Susan and Mark. 'Baby Shower' finds the ER swamped with an influx of pregnant mothers. 'The Healers' has the hospital staff struggling to deal with the victims of a devastating fire. 'The Match Game' sees Ross and Benton argue over a professional decision. 'A Shift in the Night' finds Mark stretched to the limit on a busy night shift. In 'Fire in the Belly' Mark tries to come to terms with his new bachelor status and asks a woman out on a date. 'Fevers of Unknown Origin' has Susan try to forget her personal problems by throwing herself into her work. 'Take These Broken Wings' sees Al Boulet receive the results of a HIV test. And 'John Carter, M.D.' finds Carter approaching his graduation day.

The complete first series of the popular medical drama. In the two-part pilot episode, medical student John Carter finds himself dropped in the deep end when he turns up for his first day and discovers the emergency room in the middle of a major trauma. 'Day One' see Dr Ross struggle to save the victim of a drunk driving accident. 'Going Home' has Hathaway return to the hospital and Carter learn to be more compassionate. 'Hit and Run' finds Carol receiving an unexpected visit from the handsome Dr Ross. 'Into That Good Night' has Mark go in search of a much-needed transplant for a critical patient. 'Chicago Heat' sees Mark bring his daughter into the ER and Ross do his best to save a young girl suffering from an unintended cocaine overdose. 'Another Perfect Day' has Carter try to find an apartment of his own. '9½ Hours' finds Carter falling for Susan. In 'ER Confidential' Carol faces a difficult decision when a patient tells her a secret. 'Blizzard' sees the ER staff scramble to help the victims of a massive car pile-up. 'The Gift' has Doug turn up unexpected at Carol's engagement party. 'Happy New Year' finds Carter angry about doing Benton's work for him. In 'Luck of the Draw' Mark confronts a drug-smuggling patient and Carol decides upon a date for her wedding. 'Long Day's Journey' sees Peter hire physical therapist Jeanie to look after his mum. 'Feb 5th, 1995' has Carter surprised when Deb delivers an excellent trauma presentation. 'Make of Two Hearts' finds Deb in trouble when she accidentally takes some LSD. 'The Birthday Party' sees Jen accept the offer of work in Milwaukee, thereby making her separation from Mark almost inevitable. In 'Sleepless in Chicago' Carol's hopes of adopting Tatiana come to an end. 'Love's Labour Lost' has Benton's mother admitted to hospital when she breaks her hip. 'Full Moon, Saturday Night' finds the tension growing between Carter and Deb. 'House of Cards' sees Peter confront his mother about her need to enter a nursing home. 'Men Plan, God Laughs' has Mark attempt a reconciliation with Jen. 'Love Among the Ruins' finds Carter's secret background revealed. 'Motherhood' sees Carter stretched to the limit on a gruelling 24 hour shift. And in 'Everything Old is New Again' the day of Carol's wedding finally arrives.