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THE TRANSITION TO THE ROLE OF FAMILY CARER
THE TRANSITION TO THE ROLE OF FAMILY CARER ab 36.99 € als Taschenbuch: The Family the Family Caregiver and the Dependant Person. Aus dem Bereich: Bücher, Wissenschaft, Medizin,- Shop: hugendubel
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A THEORY ON THE TRUTH CONNECTION
A THEORY ON THE TRUTH CONNECTION ab 48.99 € als Taschenbuch: An Agent Dependant and Intersubjective Approach to the Connection between Justification and Truth. Aus dem Bereich: Bücher, Wissenschaft, Philosophie,- Shop: hugendubel
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Cannery Row
Steinbeck's tough yet charming portrait of people on the margins of society, dependant on one another for both physical and emotional survival A Penguin Classic Published in 1945, Cannery Row focuses on the acceptance of life as it is: both the exuberance of community and the loneliness of the individual. Drawing on his memories of the real inhabitants of Monterey, California, including longtime friend Ed Ricketts, Steinbeck interweaves the stories of Doc, Dora, Mack and his boys, Lee Chong, and the other characters in this world where only the fittest survive, to create a novel that is at once one of his most humorous and poignant works. In her introduction, Susan Shillinglaw shows how the novel expresses, both in style and theme, much that is essentially Steinbeck: "Scientific detachment, empathy toward the lonely and depressed . . . and, at the darkest level . . . the terror of isolation and nothingness." For more than seventy years, Penguin has been the leading publisher of classic literature in the English-speaking world. With more than 1,800 titles, Penguin Classics represents a global bookshelf of the best works throughout history and across genres and disciplines. Readers trust the series to provide authoritative texts enhanced by introductions and notes by distinguished scholars and contemporary authors, as well as up-to-date translations by award-winning translators.- Shop: buecher
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Rester dependant des institutions medicosociales
Rester dependant des institutions medicosociales: ab 20.49 €- Shop: ebook.de
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L'Homme social a son corps dependant
L'Homme social a son corps dependant - Analogies comportementales entre les cellules biologiques et les societes humaines: ab 31.49 €- Shop: ebook.de
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The Political Economy of Hydropower Dependant Nations
The Political Economy of Hydropower Dependant Nations - A Case Study of Zambia: ab 106.99 €- Shop: ebook.de
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Keepin' It Simple
Artist: Oren Masserman Album: Keepin' It Simple Review by Kevin Mathews Sometimes, there is something to be said about consistency in pop music. From album cover image to album title to music to lyrical content, singer-songwriter Oren Masserman has no problem getting his message across to anyone who will take the time to listen. The cover of Masserman's sophomore effort features a young boy climbing a coconut tree in the obvious pursuit of a prized coconut. The sky is golden and cloudy, the location is presumably somewhere on an island paradise, perhaps Hawaii? The album is appropriately called Keepin' It Simple as well! The fact that Masserman is a lifetime surfer completes the picture rather emphatically. A casual listen to Keepin' It Simple will probably raise comparisons in most folks' minds with the best-selling albums of fellow surfer dude Jack Johnson. Definitely, there is a similar easy-going, upbeat, positive vibe about Masserman's music that is highly reminiscent of Jack Johnson's very popular oeuvre. Older readers will no doubt recognize the indelible mark of Jimmy Buffet on the Masserman's entire 'island escapism' schtick. Remember, the word here is 'consistent,' as Masserman's songs never stray from the formula set out from the opening song 'Mango Kisses.' Instrumentation is stripped down, with acoustic guitars and ukeleles providing accompaniment and a multitude of percussive instruments keeping time whilst the melodies are uncomplicated enough to support natural harmonies. Lyrically, Masserman takes inspiration from his own life experience, i.e. a lifestyle of traveling, surfing and sailing. In other words, the good life. Certainly, it is impossible not to visualize sandy beaches, fruit drinks, sun-kissed tanned bodies when listening to the music on Keepin' It Simple. Masserman never claims to be anything except for what he is: an ukulele strumming surfer dude enjoying the easy life that he paints so vividly in his sunshine pop songs. As Masserman explains in his official bio, "There's a message, a vibe, a feeling that you get with this music. And it feels so good. This is life. This is what we have. This is what we do. We might as well be stoked while we're living. " How can one argue with such positivity? Keepin' It Simple - Eat your fruits and vegetables Star Christian Aherns Oren Masserman's is enjoying "Mango Kisses" off of his latest album release called, Keepin' It Simple. The U.S. Department of Agriculture should be placing the nourishing album on the food pyramid. The iTunes version is the perfect complement to the summer season. The Southern Californian import aka Masserman fits perfectly in the Hawaiian music scene. The ocean is Oren's muse and he brings a certain charm listeners became familiar with by the release his début original album, Spread the Aloha. Oren has been a longtime member of the Surfrider Foundation and is apart of the Maui Chapter. The surfer/sailor and singer/songwriter molds all of his passions into his music. Due to the musician's geography and passions, he is able to use his gift as a forum to spread awareness. The track "Ocean Song" is a piece emphasizing the importance of taking care of the oceans both locally and internationally. The song "Smooth Sails" not only reflects his work with Trilogy, a sailing company, but a breezy song that allows your mind to drift. Most people are completely dependant on electronic devices and nothing is more liberating than going to the beach and hiding beneath the sun without a care in the world for the next forty minutes. His sailing song naturally fits into the Maui beach setting by uplifting the listener. The trio of songs which reappears off of Spread the Aloha definitely round out the vibe of the current album, Keepin' It Simple. "Baja Banditos," is a change of scenery from "Tonight With You," allowing other great coastal regions to be explored lyrically. The song which likely brings his fellow classmates back to memory lane is "8 Sunriver (When We Were Young)" because he is a long way from Southern California. Nonetheless, he never will forget his time in California surrounded by great friends and family. Masserman's enjoyable track "Tonight With You" instantly draws a picture anyone would want to be apart of. Hawaii is a tourist destination and a mushrooming musical scene all wrapped up in one great package. Keepin' It Simple reminds sightseers the importance of enjoying the breathtaking beaches without sounding redundant. Vacationers always enjoy the bar scene with the bevy of talented musicians who decorate the scene with their ukulele's in hand. Take a tour of Keepin' It Simple via iTunes or the website which has four complete tracks that will make you completely relax. When you are stressed out at work and need to unload remember to load your phone with a few simple songs reminding you of a beach somewhere instead of the recycled gust from the air- conditioning vent in your office. Day-trippers enjoy everything from snorkeling to luaus and Oren Masserman's latest album is your passport to a pyramid of nourishing soul food in the form of various lighthearted songs. If you are barefoot on a beach and about to light a bonfire then kick back with your iPod and enjoy simplifying your life. Oren says, "It's the music that reminds us all how to feel good, dream out loud, and smile big."- Shop: odax
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Feels Right
Feels Right... The timing? The sound? The repertoire? All of the above! The debut album from singing sensation Louise Isackson does feel right. It pushes the right buttons, stirs the right emotions. Produced by Raymond Silva, a highly acclaimed former Atlantic Records producer who has worked with Bette Midler, Aretha Franklin, Charles Mingus, Stanley Clarke, Roy Buchanan and Peter Gabriel. This album is a selection of timeless compositions, with a sound that is clearly Jazz influenced. From the opening swing of "Exactly like you", to her thoroughly modern version of "Summertime", to the funk and swagger of Jimi Hendrix's "Wind cries Mary", each song tells a story of an emotional path to feeling right. When you hear Louise's strong, sweet and sensual voice, the journey is complete for those listening. BIOGRAPHY - Louise Isackson Born in Sydney Australia, but raised in Brisbane, Louise spent much of her early childhood listening to her parents' piano playing and singing. "My mother was a huge fan of Nina Simone." Piano lessons commenced at age five and by her teenage years, Louise found herself studying vocal technique at the Brisbane Conservatorium of Music with a range of teachers, both male and female. Over the period of 10 years Louise journeyed with her voice through classical, rock, and jazz contemporary styles. Regular duo and group gigs followed before she was offered a six month contract in Japan as part of a jazz cabaret band. "The experience was unreal. The Japanese people were very accommodating. Knowing how much they love Jazz, I had a blast singing for them." There's something quite fascinating about how Louise arrived into music, having started her creative career in the visual arts. Louise completed a degree in visual arts at Griffith University in 1994, She lived and worked in Brisbane throughout the 90's, establishing herself as an artist, having several successful exhibitions in range of reputable Brisbane galleries, to her credit. She continues her art practise in her spare time and has many works for viewing and sale on the 'other side' to her website. "Emotions can drive me to making a painting in a cathartic way, but with music, it's in the moment with emotion at it's peak. It's an impulse completely dependant on emotional interpretation with lyrics and melody'. After Japan and once back in Brisbane, Louise grew restless and in a bold move, headed to New York to further her knowledge of American Jazz. "Nothing could have prepared me for it. The music, the people, the culture." It was on the upper west side of New York city that she first met former Atlantic Records AR man Raymond Silva. "He took me to all the best jazz hangouts, Birdland, The Jazz Standard, The Villiage Vanguard. I went to see the artists that would become my greatest influences, Rene Maree, Jane Monheit and Tierney Sutton. I also had the opportunity to sit in with local groups at jam nights and gigs." So inspirational was her stay, Louise has returned annually since 2004. "Meeting Ray and getting to know his genius and encyclopaedic knowledge of music of all genres (especially jazz) a whole new world was opened to me. He encouraged me to sing professionally, and although I've been guided by his knowledge, he's paved a road for me to believe in myself, and most importantly to discover music for myself." Her collaboration with Raymond became her driving force and in mid 2008, Louise released her debut album, "Feel's Right". "Being a producer, he was able to tailor the songs to my voice and style. I specifically wanted modern pop tunes on the album, but I gave them my own slant. These, I felt, along with the jazz standards, represent who I am as a singer entirely." Repertoire and Inspiration "Whilst leaning on the classics of the Great American Songbook (Gershwin, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin etc.) I like to take on a variety of musical ideas in my repertoire. I enjoy singing swing standards and popular, whilst interpreting modern songs by pop, folk and rock artists such as Sting, Leonard Cohen and Jimmy Hendriks. I don't really think there is a bad song... it's all in the interpretation with mood, melodic and rhythmic ideas you want to play around with. This process I feel is a part of re-contextualising what jazz is in the modern or post modern world. Considering this question reminds me of art college days and in the continual quest for defining what Art is." Her desire to create art and music stems from an unwavering belief in musical, theatrical and artistic principles. Feels Right was recorded in Brisbane Australia. With the release of her debut album, she has assembled a Brisbane based rythmn section, hand picked from the Brisbane Jazz scene. Musicians are Peter Walters (Bass), Steve Newcomb (Piano), Dave McGuire (guitar) and John Parker (drums). The album was launched with a full quartet at the Brisbane Powerhouse in early June, 2008, to a hungry anticipating audience.- Shop: odax
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