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This slimline DVD-ROM kit is ideal for ProLiant Servers. It is offered with an industry- standard ATAPI interface and supported on Windows NT/2000, Netware, Linux (SuSe, Caldera, RedHat) and SCO Unix. This DVD-ROM drive is designed to read DVD-ROM discs as well as CD-ROM, CD-R and 2.6/4.7 GB DVD-RAM discs.

They were American royalty at a time when the country was still struggling to assert its independence from the British crown. In their world-famous homes, a vital piece of our national heritage is preserved. This special edition of AMERICA'S CASTLES® visits two homes that are perhaps more worthy of that title than any other George Washington's Mt. Vernon and Thomas Jefferson's Monticello. In these exquisite buildings, countless priceless artifacts are preserved, providing a glimpse of the early years of the nation and the private lives of these presidents. See Jefferson's own drawings for his mansion, visit the Map Room at Monticello, off-limits to visitors, and get a behind-the-scenes tour of Mt. Vernon from the director of the site. It's a remarkable glimpse at two of the most important... Less

It is the picture-postcard city of Dixie, a gloriously- preserved museum of ante-bellum splendor. Savannah, Georgia boasts some of America's finest mansions. AMERICA'S CASTLES® showcases these Southern gems in a behind-the-scenes tour of five of Savannah's finest homes. The Davenport House is a brick, Federal mansion built between 1815 and 1820, raised high to catch the southern breezes. Designed by William Jay, the Owens-Thomas House features exquisite detailing and a massive portico. Telfair Academy, the oldest public art museum in the South, is housed in a fine Regency mansion also designed by Jay. In the same style, the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace (founder of the Girl Scouts) dates from the 1810s. Finally, the Andrew Low House is an early example of Italianate style boasting a... Less

Release Date: 1996-02-01, Rating: NR (Not Rated)

She was once the youngest fashion editor at Vogue. But she found her true calling creating styles, not reviewing them. Vera Wang is probably best known as the designer of elegant, glamorous wedding gowns for the stars. But her creations have graced far more than the aisles of chapels. BIOGRAPHY® chronicles Vera's path to her profession, from dropping out of Sarah Lawrence College to go into fashion to her stints at Vogue and Ralph Lauren. In a wide-ranging interview, Vera recalls the circumstances that led to the creation of her first dress and exclusive footage from inside her home and atelier--where we'll follow a design from sketch to reality--provide an intimate glimpse at both the public and private sides of her life. Filled with candid testimony from friends, family, clients... Less

Release Date: 2003-01-05, Rating: NR (Not Rated)

Release Date: 2009-09-18, Rating: NR (Not Rated)

Release Date: 2000-08-12, Rating: NR (Not Rated)

From the Breakers to Biltmore, this is an up-close tour of the many mansions built by one of America's richest families. With a Commodore leading the charge, they built a fortune virtually without equal. And in an era without income tax and before trust-busting, the Vanderbilts lived like kings. The Vanderbilts earned their money in shipping, and spent it (among other pursuits) on homes, creating mansions and estates that dwarfed those of their wealthy peers. In the end, they were competing only with themselves, and the contest ended with the construction of the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina. It is the largest home ever built in America, with 255 rooms. THE VANDERBILTS: MANSIONS OF MONEY visits Biltmore and the other monumental creations of this prolific family: The... Less