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Cold Case Reopened (Mills & Boon Heroes) (An Unsolved Mystery Book Book 2)
Cold Case Reopened (Mills & Boon Heroes) (An Unsolved Mystery Book Book 2): ab 5.43 €- Shop: ebook.de
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Directory of British Railways
Directory of British Railways - New and Reopened Stations 1948-2018: ab 5.49 €- Shop: ebook.de
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Pno Suite 19
Memories of Dorlene There was this little girl, or perhaps I should say, woman, who gave the maintenance staff a hard time, because she didn't want to go home, and no one really wanted to be the one to throw her out. Sometimes she hung around for three or four hours after the school was closed. This went on for a couple of years. Finally I went up to her as she was standing by the main gate smoking a cigarette and asked her if she would like to have dinner with us. My friend Dave and I had been having dinner together on Sunday nights at the Art Students League, pretty much ever since he was a kid. Sometimes I cooked supper, and sometimes we brought food in from the outside. We were glad to have Dorlene join us, for that was her name. She was small and cute, very much what the French would call a Gamine. In her younger days she had been a nightclub dancer, and she never failed to point out what gentlemen the mafia clubowners were, and how well they treated her, and how they used to call a cab for her and make sure she got home safely. The year 2003 was a rough year at the Art Students League for it was the year of the renovations. School closed for the summer early, to give a little extra time for the work to be done. It was an incredible mess! The League rented space down on 48th Street for the summer school, and 57th Street was closed up tight. I had to sit on a stool by the main gate to make sure someone didn't get past the workers and have a brick fall on their head, so I didn't get much music done until after the workers left. Then there was the problem of finding an outlet that worked, and a flat place where I could put my bed for the night. The place where I used to hang out was a big hole in the ground. The amazing thing is that I did get some music done. Maintenance found a place in the rear of the building for the office staff to continue their work, and this is where I eventually stayed after the place was closed up for the night. It was also the place where we had our regular Sunday evening dinners. It even had air conditioning, so it was a comfortable place to be. Sometimes Dorlene would do a few steps for us, and sometimes I would play a little music. It was a very nice time. Often, later in the evening, Dorlene would get sleepy and curl up on my cot for a nap. As midnight approached, I would wake Dorlene, and my two friends would get their things together and leave until the next week, when we would meet on the steps in front of the main gate again. As September approached it seemed that the workers would never get the work done before school reopened. As a matter of fact they didn't. The maintenance staff is still trying to finish things up. The day before the school was to open, we had already been working 24 hours straight, trying to put things back where they more or less had to be. Ira, the Director, Anki and her staff from the office, Joe Rossi, President at that time, Dimitri, and Herman, and Tim, and the rest of the maintenance staff, all of the menmbers of the Board of Control, some volunteers, all were working hard. Me, too. Well, we did get it ready to open by 8 A.M. just barely. The school is running along fairly smoothly now, but do you know, Dorlene has disappeared. She no longer has dinner with us and since that summer, I have never laid eyes on her again. I often wonder what has happened to her. I never asked where she lived, not even what her last name was, so I guess she is gone for good.- Shop: odax
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Baaska & Scavelli Live at Palmas
Palmas del Mar is a resort on the east coast of Puerto Rico. It is a spacious property with a marina, a golf course, many villas owned mostly by retirees who come down for the winter, several fine restaurants and the Hotel Candalero. In the lobby of the hotel there was a beat up Yamaha grand piano made into a piano bar. The room was open to the salt air and the piano went out of tune from week to week. But to tell you the truth I'd rather play a slightly out of tune grand than the best and most perfectly tuned electronic piano. A grand fights back a little and just feels better. There were about a dozen tables around the piano bar and the room filled nightly for the cocktail hour and filled again later with people having after dinner drinks. We had the pleasure of performing there for three seasons. The audience was receptive to the standards and soft jazz we love to do and it was a welcome change from the commercial junk we sometimes play to make a living. We would kid around with the people and play all their many requests. Valli did her tap dance and she even got me to sing a few songs. Occasionally one of the guests would come up and sing with us. Some of them were pretty good. Near the end of the last season, I brought a DAT recorder down and ran a line out of the PA head and put another mike out in the room near the piano for ambience. We recorded a few sets until we got one with a minimum of clams and a nice feel. So here it is, 'Baaska and Scavelli live at Palmas del Mar'. Hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed performing it. The Hotel Candelero closed in 2003 but just reopened this year as the Five Point Sheraton. Don Baaska.- Shop: odax
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Stephen King: Movies & TV Collection
Eight-disc set includes: The Dead Zone (1983)David Cronenberg directs this suspenser from Stephen King's novel about a schoolteacher (Christopher Walken) who awakens from a five-year coma to discover he has the ability to see a person's future simply by coming into physical contact with him or her. When he's recruited to help the police solve a murder, the horrific psychic visions he experiences make him wonder if his new abilities are a gift or a curse. Brooke Adams, Tom Skerritt, Herbert Lom, and Martin Sheen star. 103 min. C/Rtg: R Stephen King's Silver Bullet (1985)Based on the Stephen King novella "Cycle of the Werewolf," this intense chiller concerns a small town with a hairy problem. When the residents in the community become terrorized by a werewolf, a paralytic boy, his older sister, and his uncle are forced to try to stop the beast at all costs. Gary Busey, Everett McGill, Corey Haim, Megan Follows star. 95 min. C/Rtg: R Pet Sematary (1989)Spirits moan among the tombstones as Stephen King adapts his own best-seller about a mysterious Indian burial ground with resurrective powers. After the graveyard brings the Creeds' cat back from the dead, the family patriarch hopes it will do the same for his recently deceased son. But when the boy returns as a bloodthirsty murderer, it's up to dad to stop his reign of terror. Dale Midkiff, Denise Crosby, Brad Greenquist, and Fred Gwynne star. 103 min. C/Rtg: R Stephen King's Graveyard Shift (1990)From the chillingly prolific pen of Stephen King comes this terrifying tale about a small town where several employees at a recently reopened textile mill have mysteriously died... all during the overnight shift. And when a new hire is sent into the building's basement to deal with a rat infestation, he discovers an underground labyrinth that is home to a giant monster that just might be to blame for the mill's gruesome turnover rate. David Andrews, Kelly Wolf, Stephen Macht, and Brad Dourif star. 88 min. C/Rtg: R Golden Years (1991)Caught in an explosion at the research lab where he works, an elderly janitor receives the "gift" of slowly growing younger. Now he must run for his newly extended life from the government and corporation officials who want to learn his secret... at any cost. This special edition of Stephen King's suspenseful TV series includes the never-broadcast ending. Keith Szarabajka, Frances Sternhagen, Ed Lauter star. 4 hrs. On two discs. C/Rtg: NR The Stand (1994)The end of the world is just the beginning in the stunning miniseries based on Stephen King's apocalyptic bestseller. A biowarfare experiment goes awry, wiping out nearly all of the world's population, and the remaining survivors are drawn by unknown forces towards the ultimate showdown between the powers of good and evil. Gary Sinise, Molly Ringwald, Jamey Sheridan, Laura San Giacomo, Rob Lowe star. 6 hrs. On two discs. C/Rtg: NR The Langoliers (1995)In this eerie adaptation of Stephen King's novella, 10 people on a red-eye transcontinental flight awaken to discover that the rest of the plane's passengers and crew have disappeared. Managing to land the jet at a deserted airport, the group tries to unravel where-and when-they are, while mysterious entities dubbed "the Langoliers" draw ever closer. David Morse, Patricia Wettig, Dean Stockwell, and Bronson Pinchot star. 179 min. C/Rtg: PG-13- Shop: odax
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