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    Leys, Marilyn: Denting Goliaths
    Erscheinungsdatum: 16.05.2015, Medium: Buch, Einband: Gebunden, Titel: Denting Goliaths, Titelzusatz: Citizens unite against regional low level flights, Autor: Leys, Marilyn, Verlag: AuthorHouse, Sprache: Englisch, Schlagworte: POLITICAL SCIENCE // General, Rubrik: Politikwissenschaft, Seiten: 266, Informationen: HC gerader Rücken kaschiert, Gewicht: 566 gr, Verkäufer: averdo
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    Denting Goliaths
    Denting Goliaths ab 28.99 € als Taschenbuch: Citizens unite against regional low level flights. Aus dem Bereich: Bücher, Taschenbücher, Wirtschaft & Soziales,
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    Denting Goliaths
    Denting Goliaths ab 37.99 € als gebundene Ausgabe: Citizens unite against regional low level flights. Aus dem Bereich: Bücher, Wissenschaft, Politikwissenschaft,
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    Denting the Bosch
    Denting the Bosch ab 9.99 € als epub eBook: A Novel of Marriage Friendship and Expensive Household Appliances. Aus dem Bereich: eBooks, Belletristik,
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    Denting the Bosch
    Denting the Bosch ab 47.49 € als gebundene Ausgabe: A Novel of Marriage Friendship and Expensive Household Appliances. Aus dem Bereich: Bücher, English, International, Gebundene Ausgaben,
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    The Best of Car Talk (USA), What Are Yews Doing, April 23, 2016, Hörbuch, Digital, 54min
    This week on The Best of Car Talk, can Liz use her Maxima to remove some unwanted shrubs from her yard, or will her bumper wind up as part of the landscape? Elsewhere, Nancy's 16-year-old son wants a Camaro. Will she be abdicating all parental responsibility if she buys him one, and is there a good alternative that's big, ugly, and cool? Also, Pam wants to ease her husband's guilt over denting her door; Charles succumbed to Male Answer Syndrome trying to diagnose his wife's noisy Voyager; and, is Kirk's steering problem a result of Post-Alignment Euphoria, or Post-Alignment Anxiety? All this and more, this week on The Best of Car Talk. [Broadcast Date: April 23, 2016] Language: English. Narrator: Tom Magliozzi, Ray Magliozzi. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/rt/cart/160423/rt_cart_160423_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    The Best of Car Talk (USA), 2017: It Was a Dark and Stormy Night, April 25, 2020, Hörbuch, Digital, 54min
    This week on The Best of Car Talk, a salute to Edwards Bulwer-Lytton, the writer who set the bar for bad opening sentences with, "It was a dark stormy night." Can any current authors hope to match him?Elsewhere, Liz wants to use her Maxima to remove some unwanted shrubs from her yard, but is worried her bumper will wind up as part of the landscape.Elsewhere, Nancy’s 16-year-old son wants a muscle car. Will she be abdicating all parental responsibility if she buys him one, and is there a good alternative that’s big, ugly, and cool?Also, Pam wants to ease her husband’s guilt over denting her door; Charles succumbed to Male Answer Syndrome trying to diagnose his wife’s noisy Voyager; and, is Kirk’s steering problem a result of Post-Alignment Euphoria, or Post-Alignment Anxiety? All this and more, this week on The Best of Car Talk.    Language: English. Narrator: Tom Magliozzi, Ray Magliozzi. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/rt/cart/190121/rt_cart_190121_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.
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    Denting the Bosch
    Denting the Bosch - A Novel of Marriage Friendship and Expensive Household Appliances: ab 9.99 €
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    BTCC The 2008 HiQ MSA
    The 2008 HiQ British Touring Car Championship was packed with high drama, right down to the very last weekend, and now you can relive the hard-charging, panel-denting action of all 30 races-from the explosive first lap of the season to the title-deciding finale at Brands Hatch. The two-disc Official Season Review brings you all the bumper- to-bumper race action, controversy and massive smashes from a truly gripping year of racing.
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    Talon of the Blackwater
    PROGRESSION: THE QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF PROGRESSIVE MUSIC LAURA SIERSEMA 'Talon of the Blackwater' Style: Jazz/Folk/Art-Rock/New Age Inspired by church singers and jazz greats like guitarist Pat Metheny, Laura Siersema brings the power of her crystalline voice and compositional skills to bear on her third release. Fluid, poetic vocals ride high in the mix. The performances are mainly the product of Siersema and Jay Hovnanian (producer/engineer/synthesizers), but are augmented by T Lavitz (Dixie Dregs) and other skilled players. The understated accompaniments are at times brilliant. Siersema takes the traditional spiritual "Wade in the Water" and makes it her own with a ghostly arrangement reminiscent of Daniel Lanios's work. "My Eye This Flower in Julep Runs" brings to mind Mahavishnu Orchestra's "Smile of the Beyond" vocal section, an indication of the timbre and clarity of Siersema's voice and the album in general. The excellent 14-minute closer "Along the Fenway" features cellist Eugene Friesen (Paul Winter Consort) and is strikingly beautiful. The pace of these compositions is slow and deliberate, and tunes like "Who Will Pass this On veer toward lounge music. But the stream-of-consciousness quality of Siersema's lyrics trumps this album's minor shortcomings. By Rick Tvedt LiveWire: Laura Siersema's 'Talon of the Blackwater' by The Republican Entertainment Desk Thursday April 02, 2009, 9:04 AM By Donnie Moorhouse When you listen to Laura Siersema's new release 'Talon of the Blackwater,' it is almost impossible to imagine that this talented local songwriter once felt uncomfortable with her own voice. 'I have always felt particularly vulnerable about singing, that continues to this day,' said Siersema. 'It was many years of studying voice, auditioning, before I ever felt a sense of freedom and connectedness to my own voice.' While the Greenfield resident's voice gives 'Talon of the Blackwater,' it's beauty, her writing is what gives it depth. 'It's (the record) everything I can say about the journey, condensed,' she said. 'With each of the albums, it was my life as I knew it up to that point.' At first glance, the talent is obvious but it just may be Siersema's work ethic that makes her stand out in a crowded folk field. 'I worked intensely for a period of 13 months on this material alone,' she said. 'I did not go into studio along the way. I wrote the majority of it first, then went to record it. The creative process was much more concentrated an experience, and the tools with which I worked were becoming increasingly focused and sharp.' Siersema is not unaccustomed to hearing comparisons to Joni Mitchell when people are first introduced to her art. 'I've heard that from a number of different people,' she said. ''Hejira' is my favorite album ever and her adaptation of 'Slouching Towards Bethlehem' is one of my favorite songs. Though I did not come to know her work until later, I consider her one of my heroines. She is a poet too. The volume of her work is just amazing.' Siersema is working on putting together her performing schedule and has lined up an afternoon showcase at Borders Books and Music in Keene, NH on Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. Her full schedule, along with the brilliant 'Talon of the Blackwater,' is available at laurasiersema.com. Laura Siersema's Talon of the Blackwater Valley Advocate February 13, 2009 By Ryan Duffy Currently based out of Greenfield, singer/songwriter Laura Siersema offers her third album. According to her biography, she loved music as a child, attempted nursing school and dropped out, and fell back into music-not exactly the worst move, in her case. Siersema clearly has a lot to offer with her sonorous singing and her agile playing. Many of the songs on this CD are not far removed from some of Kate Bush's more subdued '80s output, which means flowing, ethereal vocals, murky, fretless bass, jazz piano, subtle synthesizers, some strings, drums and even bouncing marimba on one track. The record makes good use of silence and space at times, creating a fairly minimalist setting, circling and entrancing rather than forcing it's way in. Lyrically, the album uses cryptic poetry to evoke moods, rather than providing the listeners with cheap, cut-and-dried imagery. I liked this bit from "Along the Fenway," the 13-minute closer: I saw the future in somebody's hand They're gonna steal a wallet What does it matter when you're in-between the black sheep and the chosen one? Or how about, from the title track: Hurling shotgun shells at a wedding party brother half-cocked at the pulpit nausea always skimming just beneath Not sure exactly what she's alluding to, but anyone who can wield strong lyrical ability while avoiding pretension and tired clichés scores points with me. Lead track "Mother Mary Rose" slowly floats along, buoyed by watery and delicate guitar work, but the vocals cut through the mix, creating a disembodied ambience. Siersema's take on the traditional tune "Wade in the Water" is carried by clomping congas and is lit up like a jazzy old torch song. Fans of Tori Amos, Joni Mitchell and even Leonard Cohen, albeit strictly on a lyrical basis, might feel at home with Siersema. MOTHER MARY ROSE Mother Mary Rose drinking from a fountain I feel the rain coming down like life or the remnants of a hurricane will you break me up? will you hold me down? Mother Mary Rose well he shook his head and I wanted to tell him it was alright but we were on the ocean it was breathing like a child I held him in my arms he was alone and so was I. Why do shadows fall so slowly hovering o'er this field of all who pass-- Mother Mary Rose my sisters and I spent out summers this way hardly noticed slipping over the many mountains slipping over the lush down of scooter slipping, slipping away. Vocal, Fluid Guitar Siersema Synthesizers Jay Hovnanian Brush Marcelo Woloski TALON OF THE BLACKWATER AND GRACES Somebody pulled the hair right out of my head something so small 'bout a quarter-size not me that's pointing a knife admit that you're wrong not to matter-- Don't you remember anything denting the car, the machete stealing bread and meat under your jacket-- get afraid and lie get afraid and twist things up your riddle underneath I go-- scraping up the sides and dropping down-- talon of the blackwater and graces. Hurling shotgun shells at a wedding party brother half-cocked at the pulpit nausea always skimming just beneath what's cheated you it's all coming up-- keep it down, keep it quiet it's a tailspin let's just get away-- scraping up the sides and dropping down-- talon of the blackwater and graces. So put me in your dress and step on my shoes tell me how much you like them take my picture, press it all over the house tear this roof off my head this throbbing in my heart-- keep it down, keep it quiet it's a tailspin let's just get away-- scraping up the sides and dropping down-- talon of the blackwater and graces. ^#^keep it down, keep it quiet it's a tailspin let's just get away-- Vocals, Fluid Guitar Siersema Fretless Bass Michael Farquharson Synthesizer T Lavitz Lead Guitar Nate Comp Frame Drums Nick Falk Congas Marcelo Woloski GO CHILDREN SLOW Go children slow walk on the water what you become those suits and guns they bring the massacre down the tracks you ride raising your hopes under the gathering tree under the gathering tree-- All the wooden horses, all that's sleeping in the yard listen, can you hear me? there's gonna be a big trial, gonna saw the people up singing, all your questions like heads are gonna fall--you're swimming now as you lie awake at night lie awake at night-- Fix upon the bell you took, instrument you wore-- Go children slow walk on the water what you become those suits and guns they bring the massacre down the tracks you ride raising your hopes under the gathering tree under the gathering tree-- Vocal, Piano Siersema Fretless Bass Michael Farquharson Synthesizers T Lavitz & Jay Hovnanian Percussion Nick Falk WAD
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