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DR NEB HERU (NUNOLOGY) : DR. YORK PERFORMED MENTAL ALCHEMLY ON BLACK PEOPLE: LIVE IN ATLANTA PT. 5
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NFL Protoast Toasters $14.99 You can add football flair to any scrapbook, framed autograph or even to your room decor with this Sports Images NFL® team logo patch. The authentic logo patch is decorated in team colors…. |
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MLB Protoast Toasters $39.99 Enjoy your morning toast, complete with your favorite MLB team’s logo. As seen on The View and Home Shopping Network, the Protoast Toaster offers retro style on your kitchen counter. More importantly for baseball fans, it also has your favorite MLB team’s logo on the outside and, once the timer dings, toasts it right into the middle of your morning slice of toast. The two-slice unit has adjus… |
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Takeya Modern Glass Water Bottle with Silicone Sleeve $25.00 Portable and stylish designs that are eco-friendly, dishwasher safe and deliver fresh taste without plastic or metal flavors. Takeya’s reusable Glass Water Bottles are made from pure glass, will greatly reduce the accumulation of plastic water bottles in landfills across the U.S. and are free of any toxic chemicals. Product Specifications: Takeya is committed to enriching people’s lives using … |
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A Great Day in Harlem $12.69 GREAT DAY IN HARLEM – DVD Movie… |
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Sweeney Todd in Concert $9.78 The San Francisco Symphony Orchestra’s 2001 concert production of Stephen Sondheim’s witty shocker is musically superb and (even without scenery) theatrically effective. The performers are in costume and use a few essential props such as Todd’s razor, but more than these details the quality of their singing and acting makes this production stand out. It looks like a final seal of approval at the e… |
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The Go-Go’s – Live in Central Park $1.45 More than another cozy, rock & roll evening under the Manhattan firmament, this breathless concert performance by the come-and-go Go-Go’s is long-awaited evidence of an essential band’s reawakened brilliance. Considering that in 2001 the Go-Go’s hadn’t released a new studio album for 17 years (a dry spell ending with God Bless the Go-Go’s, followed by a lengthy tour) or played together very m… |
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Kiss Me Kate (Broadway Revival – PBS Great Performances) [VHS] $19.98 Cole Porter’s masterwork Kiss Me, Kate was revived in a splashy production that played on Broadway in 1999 then in London, where this version was filmed in front of a live audience in 2002. Broadway veterans Brent Barrett and Rachel York play pompous Fred Graham and feisty Lilli Vanessi, respectively, the couple whose roles in Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew mirror their offstage feud. The … |
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Victor/Victoria (1995 Broadway Production) [VHS] $4.00 Fans of Julie Andrews will delight in this 1995 videotaping of the stage musical Victor/Victoria, based on the 1982 movie of the same name. The plot has been kept intact: an out-of-work British soprano (Julie Andrews) in Paris falls in with a down-on-his-luck gay man (Tony Roberts), who gets the idea to present Victoria as the world’s greatest female impersonator, Victor. The plan is a phenomenal … |
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Tony Bennett’s New York [VHS] $19.98 His heart may be in San Francisco and his act in Atlantic City (at least for the purposes of this program), but singer Tony Bennett, the son of an Italian immigrant grocer born in Astoria, Queens, is a New Yorker through and through, a point this documentary-cum-performance DVD makes abundantly clear. With writer-coproducer Reggie Nadelson providing narration (she’s not exactly James Earl Jones, t… |
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2009 New York Yankees MLB Fathead Tradeables Team Set 12 Images $1.95 New York Yankees 12 Images… |
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She Sang Like an Angel and Other Contemporary Poems:A Tribute To My African American Friends $17.91 A tribute to my African American friends. This volume of poetry has been in the planning stage since March of 2000. In this collection of contemporary and abstract poetry, Michael A. J. Sardo paints word pictures, forms and images about the lives of Black African American friends. He touches on their lives and activities as he sees them, not just through physical eyes but also through spiritual eyes. The African Americans Sardo writes about in many of his poems have played an important role, from time to time, in assisting him and his wife at the Jefferson County Rescue Mission where they both work, assisting homeless and poor people of Jefferson County, Missouri. In writing this tribute, Michael A. J. Sardo has tried to capture moods and images of African Americans he has known in Missouri but he also goes back to his early childhood in East New York, Brooklyn, Manhattan and the Bronx. This small book makes no attempt to be an erudite poetic work on African Americans. Rather, A Tribute to My African American Friends is strictly a collection of contemporary and abstract poetry about the lives and activities of Black people who have made lasting impressions on Michael A. J. Sardo. |
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To Invade New York…. $0.99 This work has been previously published and carefully edited by humans to be read digitally on your eReader. Please enjoy this historical and classic work. All of our titles are only 99 cents and are formatted to work with the Nook. Also, if it is an illustrated work, you will be able to see all of the original images. This makes them the best quality classic works available for the lowest price. So enjoy this classic work as if it were the original book! |
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”And fair fables fall”: De-symbolized lyrical cityscapes of Jean Toomer, Hart Crane, William Carlos Williams, and Gwendolyn Brooks. $49.99 The dissertation stages a fundamental historical and literary revision of the modern city as a negative concept by assessing and explaining the particular formal and thematic processes of ‘de-Symbolization’ of four different modern American cities, Washington, D.C., New York City, Paterson, NJ, and Chicago in the works of four American urban poets Jean Toomer, Hart Crane, William Carlos Williams, and Gwendolyn Brooks. De-symbolization, the rejection of the negative symbolic matrix modernist poets usually employ in representing urban spaces, effects a radical rejection of the modernists’ abstract approach to urban modernity as a kind of featureless and deindividuated hell; it also radically rejects a parallel negative idealism common in the discourse of urban planning. Famous architects and planners used versions of such conceptual negative idealism and relied on dystopian images of existing cities to articulate their utopian visions of a better urban society. My analysis of these poets’ understanding of urban problems shows that they believe utopianism occludes real problems of cities, such as uneven distribution of resources and the division of city spaces along racial and social lines, and fails to capture the specific lived experiences of the citizens of actual particular cities. Strongly opposing the tradition of representing cities through negative urban Symbolism, these poets interject a forceful new way of articulating local or provisional claims about urban identity. Their de-symbolizing formal strategies involve concrete diction, which is historically rooted in a particular city, and polyvocality that elevates characters and suppresses the authorial voice. By using these de-symbolizing devices the poets I study point out the shortcomings in both modernist symbolic representations and utopian urban design, which, by relying on idealized plans, tend to ignore the real history of social divisions that organize urban space. |
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”And fair fables fall”: De-symbolized lyrical cityscapes of Jean Toomer, Hart Crane, William Carlos Williams, and Gwendolyn Brooks. $49.99 The dissertation stages a fundamental historical and literary revision of the modern city as a negative concept by assessing and explaining the particular formal and thematic processes of ‘de-Symbolization’ of four different modern American cities, Washington, D.C., New York City, Paterson, NJ, and Chicago in the works of four American urban poets Jean Toomer, Hart Crane, William Carlos Williams, and Gwendolyn Brooks. De-symbolization, the rejection of the negative symbolic matrix modernist poets usually employ in representing urban spaces, effects a radical rejection of the modernists’ abstract approach to urban modernity as a kind of featureless and deindividuated hell; it also radically rejects a parallel negative idealism common in the discourse of urban planning. Famous architects and planners used versions of such conceptual negative idealism and relied on dystopian images of existing cities to articulate their utopian visions of a better urban society. My analysis of these poets’ understanding of urban problems shows that they believe utopianism occludes real problems of cities, such as uneven distribution of resources and the division of city spaces along racial and social lines, and fails to capture the specific lived experiences of the citizens of actual particular cities. Strongly opposing the tradition of representing cities through negative urban Symbolism, these poets interject a forceful new way of articulating local or provisional claims about urban identity. Their de-symbolizing formal strategies involve concrete diction, which is historically rooted in a particular city, and polyvocality that elevates characters and suppresses the authorial voice. By using these de-symbolizing devices the poets I study point out the shortcomings in both modernist symbolic representations and utopian urban design, which, by relying on idealized plans, tend to ignore the real history of social divisions that organize urban space. |
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1001 Advertising Tips $21.95 1001 Advertising Tips explains what works and what doesn’t in advertising. Written in how-to terms, this book is a step-by-step guide to create advertising that sells.Using dozens of examples of advertising campaigns and marketing strategies, it offers you the insight, tools and techniques you need to market any product or service. The book covers:— the types of words that persuade— the images that grab consumers’ attention— how to write copy that sells— the colours that optimize your message— the kinds of headlines that get the best results— ways of making your advertising more credible— the number of repetitions needed to sell your product— how to launch promotions that really work— the kinds of slogans are the most effective— the types of layout that best attract attention— when to use comparative advertising, humour and sex— the importance of positioning your product or service— when to use testimonials and endorsements— why the choice of typeface is so important— what to think about sponsorship and product placement— the impact of zapping on TV ads— the power of corporate and brand logos— the choice of a product nameEach chapter is a well-researched mix of scientific knowledge and concrete examples. Sources include Advertising Age, Adweek, Harvard Business Review, New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. Many of the names will be familiar, such as Ogilvy, Caples, Bly and Hopkins, but other lesser-known figures are also cited.The writing is direct and the book design is spacious, with lots of subheads. 1001 Advertising Tips contains a collection of the most effective ads dominating the market in the past ten years.Whether you use print, billboard, television or radio advertising, this book offers proven strategies. It outlines |