Highlighting the horrifying annual slaughter of thousands of dolphins in the small fishing town of Taijii, Japan, The Cove is quite possibly the most important film you will see this year. Yet under the surface it is much more than a film. It is an ongoing struggle to save one of the planets most beloved animals and for Ric O’Barry , the films passionate protagonist, it embodies a lifelong labour of love that has seen the former Flipper star turn from twinkle eyed trainer to ageing activist.
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This brand new invention which is called the Star Wars Force Trainer now allows you to train just a Jedi’s do in the films. This great headset now allows you to control your very own Jedi training sphere with the power of your mind. The specially designed wireless headset uses high technology with EEG sensors in which allows you to control the object with your thoughts as it interprets your brainwaves. This allows you to show how well your mental thinking and focus is by the range of movements
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