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    Weight Loss Hypnosis for Women: Lose Weight Now and Look Amazing with Hypnosis, Meditations, and Affirmations , Hörbuch, Digital, ungekürzt, 109min
    If you have always wanted to lose weight, but haven’t achieved your goal, then keep reading....Are you sick and tired of not fitting into the clothes you want to wear? Sick and tired of counting calories, working out endless hours, and beating your head into a wall with little to show for it? Have you tried countless solutions, but found they only work for a few weeks? Do you finally want to say goodbye to those extra pounds and discover something that will work for you permanently? You have probably obsessed over counting calories and weight watcher points but found the dial on that scale barely moves. You have dieted and worked out, but you just don’t see the results you want.In this book, you will discover: How to reprogram your unconscious mind's connection to food.How you can reduce your cortisol levels to reduce your weight.That it is possible to increase your motivation every day.How you can overcome subconscious barriers to effective weight loss.How to deal with any unresolved emotional issues from your past.And that you can feel better about your body!All while you change the beliefs that prevent you from achieving your weight loss success. And much, much more! When it comes to weight loss, some of Irving Kirsch's research and the American Psychological Association have found that people that listen to weight-loss hypnosis have dropped more than 20 pounds, after four to six months, and also maintained that weight loss during an 18 month followup period.Even if you’re very far from your target weight right now, you can still lose a lot of weight with self-hypnosis.Take a second to imagine how you’ll feel once you are finally be able to buy the clothes you want, and how your family and friends will react when they see you walking through the door looking healthier and happier than ever!  ungekürzt. Language: English. Narrator: Brittany A. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/151822/bk_acx0_151822_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    90 Internet Marketing Tipps
    90 Internet Marketing Tipps - 30 Affiliate Tipps - 30 Email Followup Tipps - 30 Verkauf Tipps: ab 9.99 €
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    Let it break
    Die irische Singer-Songwriterin hat nicht nur die Gitarre im Anschlag, sondern auch das Gespür für den perfekten Pop-Song mit Kante. Ihre Waffe ist zu dem die Melancholie. Wundervolle Songs die einen bewegen ! Tipp.Gemma Hayes hat sich schon lange als eines der größten musikalischen Talente Irlands bewährt. Ihr mit Spannung erwartet viertes Studioalbum Let It Break ist eine Weiterentwicklung ihres einzigartigen Stils, eine Kombination aus Pop, Folk und Indie. Entstanden ist es in Zusammenarbeit mit ihrem langjährigen Produzenten David Odlum und featuret außerdem Paul Noonan von Bell X1. Im Laufe der Jahre waren Gemmas Songs in unzähligen Filmen und Fernsehsendungen zu hören: von Grey 's Anatomy zu One Tree Hill und erst kürzlich in den Vampire Diaries und Janie Jones, dem letzten Film mit Abigail Breslin (Little Miss Sunshine). Gemmas Debüt-Album Night On My Side wurde für einen britischen Mercury Prize nominiert. Das Album und sein Followup, The Roads Don't Love You, bescherten Gemma Auszeichnungen als beste weibliche Künstlerin Irlands. TRACKS: 1. Don t Let Them Cut Your Hair 2.09 2. There s Only Love 5.48 3. Sorrow Be Gone 2.32 4. Keep Running 4.39 5. Ruin 4.55 6. Shock To My System 4.19 7. Brittle Winter 3.30 8. That Sky Again 2.08 9. All I Need 4.16 10. To Be Beside You 4.21 11. Waiting For You 4.12 12. Fire 4.41 13. Noise 4.22
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    Inflation
    Ricky Ginsburg - Percussion/vocals Todd Rourke - Bass Guitar/ Vocals Dan Dronseiko - Guitar/Vocals Brian Horan - Drums/ Vocals Growing up more or less around the corner from one another in the middle class Boston suburb of Chelmsford, Ricky Ginsburg, Todd Rourke, Dan Dronseiko, and Brian Horan had no reason to suspect that as childhood ended and decision time came calling they'd find themselves thrown together into the most creatively fulfilling and challenging pursuit of their lives. Three Percent, a band that came together around Ricky, Todd, Dan, and Brian's mutual respect for each other's musicianship as well as a collective desire to aggressively reach out to people with their music, may have initially evolved out of Ricky and Dan's experiences playing together in high school bands, when the two of them were into punk, metal, and the harder side of rock. But by the time the duo had returned to Chelmsford after a year of college in the summer of '97, their musical horizons had expanded exponentially, and by the fall of that year they'd hooked up with two like-minded players, bassist Todd Rourke and drummer Brian Horan. And out of those initial jam sessions grew a chemistry that was based on placing no limits on where they might head musically. 'We all were influenced by the Beatles, the Dead, and Phish,' Ginsburg points out, 'And I think that's what put us over the edge. Some of the guys might shy away from openly admitting that we're part of any jam-band scene, but what really inspired me personally was when I went to my first Phish show and my first Dead show and saw all these bands doing it on such a large scale without the help of MTV or radio play. I think all of us went to a big show that influenced us and inspired us to form this band. We didn't want to mess around: we were into how many people can be moved by all this.' Like all good bands, though, Three Percent started off small, building an organic following through countless club gigs in and around Boston. They opened for bands like Gruvis Malt, Acoustic Junction, Ominous Seapods, and even played a Ralph Nader Convention event at the FleetCenter. They released a three song demo in the fall of '99 and followed that up with a 10-song full-length tilted Cobblestone Interstate in 2000. Local radio shows like WBCN's Boston Emissions, and college stations like Emerson's WERS helped spread the word, while Three Percent continued to develop as a band with no borders - a foursome equally capable of writing a Beatlesque hook and of embarking on fluid extended jams. 'We're a rock band, but we also do a little bit of funk and bluegrass,' Ginsburg explains. 'We even do a little bit of trance. We don't incorporate electronic elements but we do incorporate house beats, and our guitarist is pretty expansive. The result is something like disco meets funk meets trance and house in the format of a rock song. It's upbeat, goodtime, danceable music. I mean, the way we looked at is is that there are a lot of jam bands that try to be good song writers. But I think we were good songwriters to begin with, who just happened to want to be expansive and to incorporate a lot of styles.' With five years of hard, yet enjoyable work under their belts, building the kind of trust and determination it takes to make the leap to the next level, Three Percent headed back into the studio to record a followup to Cobblestone Interstate. The result, Inflation, is a fully realized document of four unique players operating at the top of their game, a disc that captures all of the elements that have made Three Percent such a consistently exciting live band. 'Call Before You Leap,' the disc's second track, is a refined, hook-laden testament to Three Percent's songwriting skills, with it's defined verse/chorus/verse structure, sharp edged guitars, and affecting lyrics that reveal Bassist, Todd Rourke's deep romantic streak: 'I work hard everyday/ Just so I can play/Leave me alone and I'll just keep singing the song everyday in my own fantasy.' On the other hand, 'I Wonder If We're Still Alive' opens things up for a full seven minutes that focuses less on individual showboating solos then on locking into a shifting danceable groove. And 'Caterpillar,' the disc's closing number, breaks all the rules by playfully marrying a countrified bluegrassy feel to a trancey refrain that gives guitarist Dan Dronseiko a chance to display his Robert Fripp-like talent for generating unique textures with his instrument. Inflation may be the culmination of something special that started in a practice space in Chelmsford back in '97, but it's certainly not the end of the road for Three Percent. If anything, it's just another step along the way to moving the mass audiences that this music is clearly capable of reaching out to. And it's further proof that when the right group of players find one another and continue to challenge each other along the way, there's no way to put a limit on what they're capable of achieving.
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    Windows Through an August Mind
    The second album by Facts Aktor & The Analysis is a more than worthy followup to the excellent debut CD 'Divisions In The Soil'. A bit more driving and compact than the first, it once again features witty and thought provoking lyrics with catchy hooks. The subject matter ranges from night women to a sarcastic view of the college life to the perils of being caught up in the maze of crass commercialism. However, personal sides come forward also such as in the poppy radio friendly track 'Forever' which is about Fact's young daughter, '(No More) Thoughts Of Homicide' and 'Bad Master' which take on topics such as racism and prejudice and face them squarely, and the majestic closing track 'Cruel' which although it would probably fall into the 'power ballad' category, is absolutely infectious and probably Fact's strongest track to date. Once again, all of the 10 songs are originals and were recorded at the same studio as the debut.
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    Destination
    The songs on LOVETRAIN's long awaited followup range from power pop anthems to acoustic ballads. The album began as an all acoustic demo project with singer/composer Dan Lilley and lead guitarist Mike 'Scatman' Sullivan booking time to flesh out a handful of Lilley's compositions. The session's five songs came out sounding so good that it wasn't long before bassist, John Amitrano and drummer, Phil Hicks were called in to begin recording the next full length LOVETRAIN CD. Further sessions were booked with drums and bass added to the already semi-completed tracks. This tricky maneuver successfully filled out the sound on those first five tracks and the album began to take shape. Another year of regular weekend sessions with the band produced the remaining six tracks which make up 'Destination'. Local legend and friend, John Juxo, is featured on keyboards on more than half of the album. Sadly, Phil Hicks, the band's drummer died in January of 2010 from cancer. The loss of their friend and band mate was devastating to the remaining 3 members. The four guys had been playing together as LOVETRAIN for well over a decade. The bond they formed in those years of making music and hanging out together as brothers is indescribable. The new CD is dedicated to Phil Hicks and actually opens with his voice counting out the beat to the first song. The long desolate highway leading into the great beyond of endless sky depicted on the CD's cover takes on special significance in light of the tragic circumstances in which the disc was released. So does the title, 'Destination'. The word comes from the album's second track, a fairly joyful song about surviving the nightlife and coming home from a typical weekend gig. It also seems to suggest a deeper meaning having to do with the eventual destiny of us all. The sound of the album is rootsy classic rock. The songs will appeal to people who love smart lyrics, catchy melodies, and tasteful playing.
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    • Price: 23.13 EUR excl. shipping

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