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    For Murray Rothbard, libertarianism wasn't an intellectual parlor game, nor was it a personal affectation: for him, it was a banner that was meant to be carried into battle. Ever the happy warrior, he sought to bring the radical libertarian perspective to bear on the events of the day, and it was a task he delighted in. From 1967 thru 1968, Rothbard churned out 58 columns for the Freedom Newspapers, addressing the campus revolt; the massive antiwar demonstrations; the Six-Day War between Israel and the Arab powers; the Newark riots; the Vietnam War; the persecution of H. Rap Brown, the assassination of Martin Luther King, the abdication of Lyndon Baines Johnson, the rise of Richard Nixon - in those two crucial years there was, as they say, never a dull moment. ungekürzt. Language: English. Narrator: Jim Vann. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/068930/bk_acx0_068930_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    Are you or someone you know addicted to technology?We must be aware that our life is being affected by the technology we allow to enter into it. This affectation of advancement threatens the next generations to come. We must be sure that we take proper steps to ensure the mental and physical health of everyone to come and not get caught up in the technological rhetoric that we’re constantly being fed. This quick listen is a true eye-opener.Terms and conditions - Legal notice:The author has done his best to be as accurate as possible in the creation of this guide. Yet, there is no representation at any time that the contents of this guide are currently accurate, simply due to the rapid, ever-changing content on the internet. All attempts to verify information have been made for this work but the seller assumes no responsibility for any errors, omissions, or misconstrued/misinterpreted interpretation of the material within. This guide is to be used for entertainment purposes only. The author suggests that you use your own judgement and consider your individual circumstances before acting.The intention of this book is not for strict use as legal, financial, or personal advice. Again, this guide is to be used for entertainment purposes only. ungekürzt. Language: English. Narrator: Sheri Lyn. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/169009/bk_acx0_169009_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    Qui a bien pu tuer Bouboule ? Quand une vieille dame vient au commissariat pour annoncer que Bouboule a disparu, tout le monde se marre sauf moi car je sais ce que peut représenter la compagnie d'un chien pour une dame esseulée. Mais quand cette dame vous précise que le Bouboule en question n'est pas son chien mais son fils unique, ça devient tout de suite plus sérieux. Comme le gaillard, qui approche tout de même de la cinquantaine, tient un garage à Saint-Brieuc, tout le monde pense que ce sacré Bouboule est parti en vacances et que c'est bien son droit. Mais la vieille dame ne croit pas à cette histoire de congés. D'ordinaire, son fils lui téléphone tous les jours. Sa ténacité finit par m'intriguer, et je me résous à rendre visite à Bouboule dans son garage pour lui demander de rassurer sa bonne vieille maman. Mais Bouboule ne me dira rien, car Bouboule est mort ! Et pas de mort naturelle, je vous prie de le croire ! Retrouvez Mary Lester, accompagnée d'une vieille dame tenace, dans une nouvelle enquête à suspense. Un polar breton à la fois sombre et teinté d'humour ! EXTRAIT Le commissaire divisionnaire Fabien n'était pas encore revenu de convalescence et le commissaire Mervent, qui avait assuré son intérim, n'était pas encore parti vers sa nouvelle affectation. Enfin, il n'était plus non plus tout à fait des nôtres, car, depuis qu'il avait appris sa promotion place Beauvau en tant que conseiller du ministre de l'Intérieur, si son corps passait de temps en temps sans voir personne au commissariat, son esprit était déjà dans la capitale. Il s'était sans regret déchargé de la conduite des affaires courantes sur le commandant Ségalen, le plus ancien des officiers de police en poste au commissariat, ce qui nous arrangeait bien car Ségalen était un type sympathique et qui ne la ramenait pas. Au physique c'était un grand chauve aux yeux bleus, peu causant, mais c'était un homme de terrain qui connaissait son affaire et menait la boutique avec doigté et efficacité. CE QU'EN PENSE LA CRITIQUE [...] un roman policier des plus agréables. - Tana77, Babelio J'aime beaucoup cette histoire car elle est vraiment très approfondie et les personnages sont assez multiples. - LunaZione, Babelio Habile, têtue, fine mouche, irrévérencieuse, animée d'un profond sens de la justice, d'un égal mépris des intrigues politiciennes, ce personnage attachant permet aussi une belle immersion, enquête après enquête, dans divers recoins de notre chère Bretagne. - Charbyde2, Babelio À PROPOS DE L'AUTEUR Cet ancien mareyeur breton devenu auteur de romans policiers a connu un parcours atypique ! Passionné de littérature, c'est à 20 ans qu'il donne naissance à ses premiers écrits, alors qu'il occupe un poste de poissonnier à Quimper. En 30 ans d'exercice des métiers de la Mer, il va nous livrer pièces de théâtre, romans historiques, nouvelles, puis une collection de romans d'aventures pour la jeunesse, et une série de romans policiers, Mary Lester. À travers Les Enquêtes de Mary Lester, aujourd'hui au nombre de quarante-sept, Jean Failler montre son attachement à la Bretagne, et nous donne l'occasion de découvrir non seulement les divers paysages et villes du pays, mais aussi ses réalités économiques. La plupart du temps basées sur des faits réels, ces fictions se confrontent au contexte social et culturel actuel. Pas de folklore ni de violence dans ces livres destinés à tous publics, loin des clichés touristiques, mais des enquêtes dans un vrai style policier.
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    Affectation pour un fouineur: ab 1.49 €
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    Couperin is an absolute master in grandeur without grandiloquence, tenderness avoiding soppiness, lightness without affectation. Couperin's poetry isn't soft. Nervousness, vivacity and vigour at their best are to be found in Couperin. His music is sparkling and proud, laden with harsh and powerful emotions. It is this too rarely heard Couperin that Frédérick Haas brings to our ears.
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    ...with special guest Rufus Reid Rita Selby | composition, lyrics and voice: tracks 1-12 | piano, 9 | whistle, 12 Peter Bernstein | electric guitar | tracks 6, 8, 9 Freddie Bryant | acoustic guitar | tracks 1, 5, 7, 10, 11 Anton Denner | alto sax | track 1 Peter Brainin | tenor sax, tracks 2, 3, 4, 10 | flute, 12 Matt King | piano | tracks 1-5, 7, 8, 10-12 Andy Eulau | double bass | tracks 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 11 Rufus Reid | double bass | tracks 6 & 9 Doug Weiss | double bass | tracks 2, 4, 8, 12 Pete McDonald | drums | tracks 1-12 Frank D. Fagnano | Engineering, mix, mastering Produced by Rita Selby | (c) The Snee Music Co. (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Recorded at Bennett Studios | Englewood, NJ Rita Selby: On Earth by Czékus Mihály September 21, 2008 (translated from the original Hungarian text) The prominent American jazz critic, Gene Kalbacher, simply called Rita Selby the young Ella Fitzgerald. Anyone listening to the New York-based singer's album entitled 'On Earth' will be convinced of the fact that the American critic's statement was not groundless. Rita Selby was raised in New Jersey and she took her first piano lessons from her grandmother, then she became the pupil of Leontine Bodenlosz Geib. It was at the age of seven that she faced her first challenge by taking part in the first piano competition in her life. Subsequently her masters were Gary Kirkpatrick and Peter Serkin. She earned her degree in piano performance and voice at William Paterson University in Wayne, New Jersey. Selby feels at home both in classical music and jazz. She has taken part in numerous orchestral formations from Wayne Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra to the New Jersey Percussion Ensemble. When asked about her role model she always mentions Ella Fitzgerald first. However, answering the question about the performers influencing her music she outlines a very wide range from Bach to Chopin, from Barbra Streisand to Dinah Washington, and from Miles Davis to Astrud Gilberto. Nowadays her interest has shifted towards jazz. Her excellent qualities as performer are proven by the fact that she is a permanent performer at the most famous jazz clubs of New York from Chez Suzette through Birdland to Sweet Rhythm and The Cornelia Street Café. On her album entitled On Earth which features 12 of her own compositions, Selby does not only sing and play the piano, but also performs the producer's tasks. It is easy to warm up to the album due to it's soft and pleasant sound. There is definitely something enchanting in it (the best examples are the Latinish Rain at Midnight and Anything at All, which reminds one of Astrud Gilberto a little, but not sleep-inducing at all). The atmosphere created by Selby is able to make us believe that it is evening and we are sitting on the terrace of an elite restaurant at the top of a New York skyscraper. Sitting in a comfortable chair with a glass of fine drink in our hands after a delicious dinner we enjoy listening to the high quality music of the ensemble. Compositions such as Romance, Meaning of Life, Good Morning Love and Sunshine let us indulge in this dream in a manner of abandonment. . . The harmony between Selby and her musicians is free from any affectation. They cooperate wonderfully in creating this fascinating and dreamlike production. _________________________________________________________________________________________ ON EARTH All music & lyrics written by Rita Selby Rita Selby | voice, tracks 1-12 | piano, 9 | whistle, 12 Peter Bernstein | electric guitar | tracks 6, 8, 9 Freddie Bryant | acoustic guitar | tracks 1, 5, 7, 10, 11 Anton Denner | alto sax | track 1 Peter Brainin | tenor sax, tracks 2, 3, 4, 10 | flute, 12 Matt King | piano | tracks 1-5, 7, 8, 10-12 Andy Eulau | double bass | tracks 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 11 Rufus Reid | double bass | tracks 6 & 9 Doug Weiss | double bass | tracks 2, 4, 8, 12 Pete McDonald | drums | tracks 1-12 Produced by Rita Selby | (c) The Snee Music Co. (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Engineered, mixed, mastered by Frank D. Fagnano Recorded at Bennett Studios | Englewood, NJ.
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    Etched in Twilight (a trio for horn, violin, and piano) is dedicated to Neesha Joseph, whom I met at Stanford during the summer of 02', and who was the catalyst for the piece. Neesha translates, roughly, to twilight. The piece blends together microtonal, Neo- classical, and serial treatment of pitch, synthesizing abstraction with affectation. The work's drones and microtonal inflections allude to Neesha's Indian heritage, it's clave rhythms to her passion for Latin culture, and it's open lyricism to her tenderness. The Well-tuned Synthesizer was written for a synthesizer whose tuning can be adjusted in real time, so that a lot more notes can be used then the usual twelve per octave. This work uses integer ratios tuned to the nearest cent, creating pure, beatless sonorities not possible in conventional tuning. Intervals alien to classical Western music such as frequency ratios of 8:7 and 7:6 are prevalent. Each inflection is finely carved down to the minutest detail. The work's slow, sub-chromatic descents move through a large variety of shades whose differences are obscured in standard tuning. Étude and Meditation for Marimba was actually an exercise in which I was instructed to write a composition using transformations of a single five-note cell of my choosing. The freely composed first movement develops the motive of parallel fifths moving down a minor third, but the cell from the second movement is foreshadowed at several key moments. Shades of White is a theatrical production that intertwines spoken word, spectacle, incidental music and musical settings of textual collages drawing from a multitude of sources. Orlando mixes sections of Virginia Woolf's Orlando, Wordsworth's Tintern Abbey, and Coleridge's Dejection: An Ode and Aeolian Harp, Statue Plays is performed by a statue of a violinist that becomes animated when a quarter is dropped in it's moneybox, and Dance is a dance scene involving spirits that takes place at a café. Duluth 99' is a duet for flute and percussion consisting of three movements, each inspired by a different personal experience in Duluth. Gnossienne starts off calm, moody, and introspective, much like a Satie Gnossienne, but as the theme is developed, it shifts away from Satie, towards my own more elaborate idiom. Joshua Musikantow is a Chicago born poet and composer with a special interest in microtones. He graduated with honors from Lawrence University and Conservatory with a BA in English and a BM in theory/ comp from the studio of Joanne Metcalf. He is currently pursing his masters in composition at the University of Buffalo. Offbeatjm@aol.com.
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    Blu-ray + DVD + Digital. It's 2002, and willful Sacramento Catholic high schooler Christine (Saoirse Ronan)-or, to use her preferred affectation, "Lady Bird"-is just trying to get through the turbulent social waters of her senior year, and what she hopes are the last complicated, contentious months at home with her overworked, tough-loving hospital orderly mom (Laurie Metcalf). Writer/director Greta Gerwig's acclaimed coming-of-age opus co-stars Tracy Letts, Lucas Hedges, Timothée Chalamet, Beanie Feldstein. 93 min. Widescreen, Soundtrack: English.
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