Faust - 'Od Serca Do Duszy' (Lumberton Company)
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A 2-CD Polish import. 'Od Serca Do Duzsy' in English means 'From Heart To Duszy'. This release marks the first-ever gig that Faust had performed in Poland - at the Krakow's Loch Ness Club on November 15, 2006. As always, Faust did a fine job of giving the audience a good dose of their classics + newer and less familiar material - like the eight-minute opener "Sex", "...And This Is Not Music", the two-part epic "Krakow I" along with the thirteen-minute "Krakow II" [quite the improv piece] along with two vintage Faust gems - "Sad Kin Head" off of Faust 'IV' and the stunning "Rainy Day, Sunshine Girl" from the band's second-ever lp 'Faust So Far' (haven't put that CD reissue on in ages). Either way, I love the way that Faust chose not to ignore their early days.
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Elena Kowalska naci en una pequea aldea de Polonia en 1905.  Esta sencilla muchachita campesina eventualmente se convertira en una de las ms conocidas msticas de los tiempos modernos.  Karol Wojtyla, como Arzobispo de Cracovia, le pidi al Profesor fray Rozycki que examinara sus escritos: a regaadientes ste acept, declarando finalmente que "Ella es una mstica maravillosa"(
John Paul II: Rise,let us be on our way:Warner Books,2004).
Este recuento de su vida se convertira en el "Diario: La Divina Misericordia en mi alma". La escritora fue beatificada en 1993 y canonizada en el ao 2000 por el Papa Juan Pablo II.  Ahora es conocida como Santa Mara Faustina.
El contenido del Diario es claramente presentado, sin los obtculos de un pesado lenguaje teolgico, pero conceptualmente preciso.  Las palabras de Nuestro Seor a la Hermana Faustina estn resaltadas en tipo negrita.  Hay abundantes notas de pi de pgina que constituyen una excelente aadidura para este bien preparado volumen.
El lector encontrar difcil relegar este trabajo a un librero polvoriento, sino que se referir a l una y otra vez.
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I had been keeping an eye on this piece to add to my ensemble for over two years. I was not disappointed. The detailing is intricate and even more amazing in person. It does have its draw backs however. You will crave the hunt and the fresh blood of livestock or woodland creatures. You will have to fight the urge to bare your fangs at rivals and mark your territory in various places. Silver now itches a little too. It's a good thing this is crafted from fine English pewter.
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A qualidade musical do grupo  fantstica.  Mereceria um trabalho de remasterizao que a enaltecesse.  De qualquer maneira, vale pelo registro fonogrfico.
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Clair De Lune is lovely.  I had listened to it as part of a college Art Appreciation class, but was re-introduced to it when I watched Twilight.
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Christine  Feeehan hat mit diesem buch ein Meisterwerk  geschaffen! Mein Meinung nach,ist dies mit anstand der  Beste  Roman  .Es war alles dabei was  man sich nur wnschen  kann.
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nice job mates! we nailed the vibe for this one...heard Luiz Bonf play it himself on solo guitar on the Mike Douglas show 1966 (on youtube)...he would approve of this version no doubt.
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I'm a huge fan of Bram Stoker's "Dracula", and have never been satisfied with a movie version of it.  I saw a production of Mr. Wright's play at a regional theatre in Nevada City and found it thrilling.  Definitely worth checking it out.
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I think this book is very good. Mister Andrzej Sapkowski is an exceptional writer. To be honest - I cannot say much about this English translation because I do not speak English very well (but my humble opinion is that also this translation is very good). I have read this and other books written by Mister Sapkowski in the Czech translation and I would like to say that perhaps the following volumes of this series are even better. (It seems to me that in Kindle format there are some small problems with some names which are not displayed correctly)
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Nagyon szp s nagyon tetszets. Knyelmes s praktikus. Nagyon szeretem hasznlni. A matrica csodlatos. Azta hogy ebbe hasznlom az e book-ot tbbet olvasok mert rm olvasni ebbe a tokba. Nagyon ksznm!!
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This is the second disc I have purchased by L'Arpeggiata - a wonderfully alive and rhythmically coherent band using ancient instruments ( or copies). The focus of this disc - La Tarantella - is about a dance which has arisen in several Mediterranean countries around the myth that a spider's deadly bite can only be cured by dance. The musical examples chosen to illustrate this theme contain both rustic and classical songs set to some exquisite lyrics sung with passion and feeling. The sound quality being of SACD origin is not as spacious in the stereo sense as the first disc I purchased by L'Arpeggiata - 'Stefano Landi - Homo fugit velut umbra' on Alpha 020, but is very good in its own right.<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/La-Tarantella-Antidotum-Tarantulae/dp/B00006RY28/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">La Tarantella: Antidotum Tarantulae</a>
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Well, Faust have done it again. After getting their debut album, I felt like getting their latest. I wasn't disappointed whatsoever. True, Faust are taking a more industrial-improv path, but it's the same great  krautrockers. it's also not as boring as, say, Popol Vuh or Amon Duul II  can be.
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Wir erwarten gerade das zweite Kind. Unser 3.5 Jhriger ist schon ganz gespannt. Dieses Bobo Buch bringt ihm alles rund ums Baby bekommen sehr altersgerecht nahe. Selbst als Erwachsener  macht es Spa die kleinen Geschichten vorzulesen. Die Illustrationen sind ebenfalls super! Sehr empfehlenswert!
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I really like this book, it reminds of Cold Sassy Tree.  I have the book and wish that I could get it for my Kindle,
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I love this piece of music, and I heard it last night on BBC 3.  Rob Cowan who hosts BBC 3 Essential Classics Monday through Friday considers this performance of Ma Vlast the best.  This is high praise for this popular piece of classical music by Smetana:  Ferenc Frisay conducting the Berlin Philharmonic on DG.
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Title:SO HARD TO CHOOSE
Review text/comment: Between all the gorgeous vampire men who are attracted to Kalina and her special Lifes Blood, it is hard to choose who she should make her true love.
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Embarking from St Louis on a Mississippi riverboat named Fid&egrave;le (Faithful) two hand written signs are on display. On one a Christ like deaf mute writes lines from Corinthians like "Charity thinketh no evil" and "Charity believeth all things" and on the other a barber not wishing to give credit writes "NO TRUST". A line from The Merchant of Venice comes to mind "The devil can cite Scripture for his purpose" because the deaf mute holds up his sign filled with scriptural tolerance right beside a placard offering a reward for the capture of the Confidence man. The deaf mute "went forward, seating himself in a retired spot on the forecastle, nigh the foot of a ladder there leading to a deck above, up and down which ladder some of the boatmen, in discharge of their duties, were occasionally going." and he goes to sleep. This Jacob's ladder signals us to possible otherworldly access to the boat and as we know angels ascend and descend Jacob's ladder a fallen fellow of their kin might have made his way onto the boat via this ladder and now this Jacob sleeping at the foot of it is ready to assume successive avatars of the Confidence man. Jacob in Genesis was a trickster and it being April fools day the Confidence man takes on many a masquerade as he tries to persuade people on the riverboat to have confidence. At minimum Melville in this novel has given us a comedic Mississippi boat ride on the nature of illusion and trust and a scathing critique of mid nineteenth century America. The Confidence man as the crippled slave, Black Guinea,  catches pennies in his mouth he assumes complex disguises as representatives of various charities--the Seminole Widows and Orphans Fund--the inventor of the Protean Chair that relaxes all infirmities by its flexibility, including infirmities of the tormented conscience, a naturopath herb doctor, and a representative of the Philosophical Intelligence Office. Through all of this his profits are minuscule--a dollar or three, a shave on credit, and so forth. His triumphs are the granting of confidence in him, not the money. At the close of the novel the last avatar of the Confidence man, the Cosmopolitan, is talking to an old man but the old man is trying to find a life preserver something he has never seen. The Cosmopolitan gives him a wooden stool chamber pot and tells him that it is a life preserver. He humorously tells him  "I think that in case of a wreck, barring sharp-pointed timbers, you could have confidence in that stool for a special providence." In a book rife with symbolism this penultimate symbol typifies the main theme of the novel: Look to what you place confidence in or you might be left holding a chamber pot believing it to be a life preserver.