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A2ZCDS.com
 A2ZCDS is your exclusive source for many hard-to-find and unique compilation CDs. Being home of the 'World's Largest Innovative CD-Rom Library' we offer many rare and unusual CDs, covering a wide range of topics including top secret informational, web design, historical photographic and video collections, military and government, software compilation, educational and how-to, and desktop themes CDs. Our highly-skilled and product-specific CD development and enhancement team has helped to identify our brand name around the world for it's superior quality and customer satisfaction. We are constantly adding to our selection and we value your opinions and recommendations for future products to come. We have our CDs professionally produced and manufactured utilizing a state-of-the-art production facility. We use only commercial-grade Diamond Promedia in producing our CDs, which have a longer shelf-life, durability, scratch-resistance, and reliability then the other green and blue-backed CDs that are much more common and cheaper to produce. These are not cheap CDs! The printing is done directly on the CD surface with a state of the art silk-screen quality printer with unmatchable quality and accuracy. These CDs have been licensed and copyrighted for sale, and are identical to a store-bought CD-Rom. Each one of our CDs is verified by hand as well to insure that there is no possibly way you will receive a defective CD. |
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Wild Horses Productions
 Wild Horses Productions has thirty years experience in the entertainment industry writing, producing and directing, feature films, music videos, documentaries, industrials and commercials. |
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Gordon Films Inc.
 London-born Richard Gordon became interested in movies at an early age and, together with his like-minded older brother Alex Gordon, got involved with film societies at school. Detecting greener grass on the other side of the ocean, the Brothers Gordon relocated to the United States in the late 1940s. While Alex ended up in California (where he later helped found American International Pictures), Richard remained in New York and started his own company, Gordon Films, importing and distributing British and other foreign pictures in the U.S. This gradually led to his involvement in the setting- up of co-production deals, at which point he decided that, "if I was going to do it for somebody else, I could do it myself!" |
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