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Stanislav Grof (Stanislav Grof, race. July 1, 1931 in Prague, Czechoslovakia) - Czech-American psychiatrist and psychologist, MD, founder of Transpersonal Psychology, one of the pioneers in the study of altered states of consciousness for the treatment of growth and self-rights.

How It's Made is a documentary television series that premiered in 2001 on the Science Channel in the U.S. This show explains how everyday things are made from metal golf clubs to airboats. Many interesting consumer and industrial items are displayed throughout their entire process of manufacture.

The Drug Discovery Handbook gives professionals a tool to facilitate drug discovery by bringing together, for the first time in one resource, a compendium of methods and techniques that need to be considered when developing new drugs.

Great Egyptians. Ramses the Great: Ramses II ruled 64 years. He was very ambitious ruler, and demanded that subjects praised his military successes. He claimed that single-handedly won many battles, and his ego was so great that he ordered to lay stones at the entrance to the tomb of his father, and this new wall to describe his victory. Ramses ordered to build a temple in his honor so that the sun's rays on his birthday covered four statues with his image. Did Ramses II played an important role in Egyptian history, you learn by looking at this program.

Science of Sex Appeal' delves into our deepest subconscious processes and lays them out in shocking and specific detail. Is sex appeal just a matter of taste, or a biological equation waiting to be solved? 'Science of Sex Appeal' isolates every detail of human sex appeal and explores what is genetic, hormonal and neurological. What is based on sight, smell and on small, subtle cues like voice and movement? You’ll never look at a stranger, your loved one or yourself in quite the same way again

There are earthly forces, airborne particles and organisms that coexist with humans, but cannot be seen by the naked eye. For the first time, this incredible series will capture the things we cannot see and explore them in intricate detail. Using cutting-edge laboratory techniques, such as scanning electron microscopes and specialty photography, be prepared to see sound and heat, take an unfiltered look at what we are inhaling with every breath and explore the mysterious forces of water that you will have to see to believe. There is no computer generated imagery and no blue screens - everything you see in this series will be real.

The instrument known as the shamisen can be traced back to the China's earliest instruments. There is arguably no sound to which the Japanese ear is more accustomed. The shakuhachi has little intonation, and the koto, while gorgeous, has no lightness. A mere three strings of the Shamisen spun of silken threads express a vast range of human emotion with rich feeling.