Horror from director Brandon Cronenberg in which an employee at a clinic that harvests viruses from sick celebrities finds himself caught up in the mystery surrounding the death of a starlet. Syd March (Caleb Landry Jones) tries to maintain a sense of detachment while working in the clinic, the most startling manifestation of a celebrity culture that has reached the point of insanity. With fans now entering the clinic to be infected with the same virus as their favourite celebrity, Syd dutifully provides the injections and also earns a healthy side income by smuggling viruses out of the clinic in his own body and selling them on the black market. However, when Syd becomes infected with the same disease that kills superstar Hannah Geist (Sarah Gadon), he finds himself at the epicentre of the ensuing chaos, fighting against a potentially fatal illness while being pursued by distraught Geist fans and seeking to discover the mystery behind the star's death.

Adrian Monk is San Francisco's most brilliant detective but is unable to serve on the police force because of his crippling neuroses and obsessive-compulsive disorder.

However he continues his investigations independently often solving cases before the actual police are able to do so and always seeking clues to the unsolved murder of his wife.

Lighthearted made-for-TV drama following the ups and downs of Christmas on a horse ranch. Sisters Amy (Amber Marshall) and Lou Fleming (Michelle Morgan) help their grandfather, Jack Bartlett (Shaun Johnston), rear horses in Alberta, Canada, in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains. Christmas is usually a time of year that brings the family together, but with concern that an avalanche has trapped some horses, Amy and Lou break away from the festive celebrations to investigate. As time passes, Jack and the rest of the family become increasingly worried about the girls. Will they make it back in time for a happy Christmas?

Romantic drama about a forbidden love set in a religious Irish community in the 1960s. When geologist Michael (Allan Hawco) arrives in Ballyvaughan to carry out some research, he meets and soon falls for Cathleen (Sarah Greene) who is set for a life in a convent and, as a result, is confused about her own feelings. As the two get to know each other some of the townsfolk show their disapproval through violent means but Michael is determined not to give up on his love.

Original 1993 Edition of the first Garden Street Press publication of "Dandelion Clocks." The book contains 48 Poems, including an additional five new poems. Campbell's work as been described as short poems that enter immediately into meaning and that offer increments of hope (Ben Saltman, 1993).

Fight drama written, produced by and starring Hector Echavarria. Ringo Duran (Echavarria) is a bartender who dreams of becoming a professional fighter despite having only ever fought in amateur backroom cage matches. When the Extreme Cage Fighting league holds a competition for the best unknown fighter, Ringo begins training with Rafael (Nicholas Campbell) in a bid to prove to the world that he can be the best. UFC regulars B.J. Penn and Rashad Evans co-star.

This is a book written for the 1.1 billion human beings who are searching for something secular, agnostic or nonreligious "In the woman's dream, the spirit had come to her and had given her a message that she could not ignore. The black-chicken spirit had told her to found a religion, one based upon in individual and communal worship, one that included the building or your own church where only you could go." This is a book of true first-hand stories and insights that address religious beliefs - where they come from and where they might be going. It confronts the difficulties between age-old human beliefs and modern scientific discoveries, discussing the impacts and discontinuities that result. Violence, permission, sex, the afterlife are all here, but not in the usual way. Who will actually be on the Starship Enterprise? How many sentient beings are there in the universe? What is a soul, really? What does "holy" actually mean? These are a few of the issues that are dealt with through the stories. Of course the biggy, and indicated by the title of the book, is exactly where do we and our religions fit in a universe of billion trillion stars, and an unimaginable number life-sustaining planets?

This is a book written for the 1.1 billion human beings who are searching for something secular, agnostic or nonreligious "In the woman's dream, the spirit had come to her and had given her a message that she could not ignore. The black-chicken spirit had told her to found a religion, one based upon in individual and communal worship, one that included the building or your own church where only you could go." This is a book of true first-hand stories and insights that address religious beliefs - where they come from and where they might be going. It confronts the difficulties between age-old human beliefs and modern scientific discoveries, discussing the impacts and discontinuities that result. Violence, permission, sex, the afterlife are all here, but not in the usual way. Who will actually be on the Starship Enterprise? How many sentient beings are there in the universe? What is a soul, really? What does "holy" actually mean? These are a few of the issues that are dealt with through the stories. Of course the biggy, and indicated by the title of the book, is exactly where do we and our religions fit in a universe of billion trillion stars, and an unimaginable number life-sustaining planets?

This is a book about the making of a hero - a rescuer. There are few of us that can claim to be bigger-than-life heroes, but surely the story of Dr. Otto Trott's life is the story of one of these. Because of his existence many lives have been saved or improved, human suffering has been reduced, and the world is a better place. What greater statement can be made about a person?
A hiker sees the beautiful blue of a mountain gentian just off the trail and stops to capture the image through a snapshot, but in seeking a slightly wider angle steps back -- in a flash the hiker lies injured amid the rocks. A snowboarder searches for untouched powder snow, but finds a cliff instead. A small plane has engine trouble and glides steeply toward a mountain meadow. An early snowstorm catches two climbers exposed in the high alpine. An avalanche buries a foolish snowmobiler trying to make the highest mark on the side of snow-covered slope. An older gentleman has a heart attack far from his city hospital.
It's quite possible and even probable that what all of the above have in common is Dr. Otto Trott. He co-founded the search and rescue organization that seeks out the injured and carries them down from the mountains, he pioneered the medical treatments that will be used for hypothermia and frostbite, he introduced advanced European methods of climbing as well as the identification of avalanche danger areas and the systematic search for and rescue of accident victims. Most importantly, Otto taught generations of others to follow in his footsteps.
As Lou Whittaker, the renowned mountain guide states, "This book is a must for anyone who seeks the mountains and their reward." Dee Molenaarthe acclaimed mountaineer, artist and writer, says that this treatise is long overdue, while the legendary high altitude premier climber Jim Wickwire writes that "Nicholas Corff has brought to life the fascinating story of Otto Trott..." There is no question that Dr. Otto Trott was one of those few men who was a legend in his own time, but he always remained a man of great empathy as well as skill who sought to relieve suffering, improve the safety of the outdoors and protect the mountain environment he so loved.
In his long and adventuresome life he overcame great loss with courage and perseverance, and ultimately was the recipient of many awards including the Jefferson Award. Along with the text there are over 250 full page photos and illustrations.