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Click below to enter... http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/rhtcontest Audio Video Revolution Contest Enter to win an Energy act6 speaker set at Audio Video Revolution. Click below to enter to win today... http://www.avrev.com/audiorevolutioncontest Audio Video Education on RHT: Protecting Your Software Collection With consumers flocking to all sorts of new server-based storage systems, ranging from Apple iPods to Media Center PCs to video servers like Kaliedescape�s $27,000 system, one truth remains: we still need to find a good storage solution for our physical CDs and DVDs. While some throw caution to the wind and simply trade in their discs as soon as they get a new server, those end users are playing a high stakes game of poker. Anyone who has seen a hard drive fail or a record company sue a consumer knows it is best to keep those discs as a backup in the event that someday you will need them. >From the early days of the compact disc, consumers were told that CDs and DVDs >are virtually indestructible. I think the marketing line was �perfect sound >forever.� The truth is that digital discs, like CDs, DVDs, video games and >even good old laserdiscs, are fairly delicate. It�s surprisingly easy to >scratch, smudge or break discs, which can affect their ability to be read by >your CD or DVD player or cause them to not work at all. 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It opens with the hero announcing that �I was 27 years old the first time I died.� That�s arresting and intriguing. We see him an American soldier, being very humane in the Gulf War�but his well-intentioned efforts result in his being shot through the head. He recovers in a Red Cross tent, but his memory is impaired. The scenes of war, all filmed in a hot orange light, recur again and again throughout the movie, usually in highly fragmented clips, just a couple of frames at a time. This is vivid and memorable�and has nothing at all to do with the rest of the story. Click below to read the full review... http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/movies/revs/thejacket.shtml B&W: Critically Acclaimed Loudspeakers From $200 Per Pair Bower�s and Wilkins loudspeakers have led the industry in innovation since 1966. Today, the company produces outstanding speakers for hi fi, home theater and custom installation projects with prices ranging from $200 per pair to $40,000 per pair. 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Bend It Like Beckham �Bend It Like Beckham� was a theatrical hit in its native England last year, and became a sleeper this year when it hit American movie houses. It�s easy to see why � �Beckham� is a solid example of feel-good, triumph-over-adversity British comedy/drama, in the mood of (though sharing no subject matter whatsoever with) �The Full Monty.� The title of �Bend It Like Beckham� refers to the ability of real-life British football (that�s soccer in the U.S.) champ David Beckham to send the ball flying through the air, i.e., �bend� it. Beckham, who appears only as a poster and in newsreel footage here, is the hero of Jess (Parminder Nagra), an English girl who is the younger daughter of Sikh Punjabi immigrant parents, living in a suburb of outer London with a large Indian community. Click below to read the full review... http://www.avrev.com/dvd/revs/bendit.shtml Pirates of the Caribbean Pirates! Just the mere mention of that word summons images and stories that have been with audiences forever. The idea of a skull and crossbones mounted on a black flag can still make hearts beat faster in expectation of feats of derring-do, swordplay, and tall-masted ships with sails filled with the wind cutting through the rough ocean while in pursuit of a secret and dangerous treasure. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer has been a movie and television powerhouse for some time now, and his grasp and success seems constantly rising. Given that "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl" is based on a Walt Disney ride, audiences everywhere didn't know what to expect when they found out a movie was in the works. Once "Pirates of the Caribbean" set sail in movie theaters across the country... Click below to read the full review... http://www.avrev.com/dvd/revs/piratesofthecarribeanp1.html Check out our DVD review archive. 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