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		<title>The Unit by Ninni Holmqvist</title>
		<description>When Dorrit Weger enters the Second Reserve Bank Unit, she knows she's there to stay; not by choice, mind you.  She's hit that magical age where, without children and loved ones in need of her, she's become what has been considered "dispensable".  While it's true the dwelling is luxurious beyond ...
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		<title>David Pritchard Guitar Quartet Music Videos</title>
		<description>You may recall that not too long ago I featured the guitar music of David Pritchard.  The music is astoundingly beautiful and complex, something to feed your brain and get your creative spirit flowing.  Here now are a couple of videos from the David Pritchard Guitar Quartet.  You can find ...
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		<title>“Bialetti Moka Express” Stovetop Coffee Maker Giveaway</title>
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Is 'Italian" synonymous with "design"?  Perhaps my husband could help answer that question.  A proud European to the core, he practically shuddered with delight when a Bialetti Moka Express arrived in our home.  Was I excited too?  Yes, I adore coffee, especially any with a European ...
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		<title>“Cairo - Dancas Egipcias” by Nomad</title>
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One thing I truly desire to do through this blog is to entice people to explore our world through music and literature.  We sometimes get a little shortsighted in our selections, falling into the ruts of what is set before us through television and radio stations. ...
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		<title>Marianni - Vai Saber CD Giveaway</title>
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When sitting still is just not an option, it's time to pop in Marianni Ebert's CD Vai Saber.  This Brazilian Jazz singer puts on quite a show at the Zinc Bar in New York City, and fortunately you can hear a live performance anytime you like ...
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		<title>Long Slow Distance by Thomas Phillips</title>
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He's a rather thin man, hates it when they call him skinny.  But he's a runner and likes how he is - he finds himself gracile, his own word for his graceful, slender appearance.  We don't know much about him, really.  His story may be this ...
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		<title>The Four Corners of the Sky by Michael Malone</title>
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In Michael Malone's brand new novel The Four Corners of the Sky, Annie's father gave her a lot more than an old broken-down airplane when he took off.  After leaving her to be raised by her aunt and uncle, he also gave her a mystery to ...
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		<title>Latin Giants of Jazz</title>
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Are you the Tito Puente type?  Like to live your life to the beat of hot latin rhythms?  Then it's time to get yourself plugged into the Latin Giants of Jazz.  I've been mamboing my way through the house and down the street to the sounds ...
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		<title>Altamira Project by Gabor Olgyay &amp; Aurel Hollo - CD Review &amp; Giveaway</title>
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In their new CD Altamira, guitarist Gabor Olgyay and percussionist Aurel Hollo of Hungary give us an intensely entertaining blend of world music and jazz.  While the musical stylings vary throughout, the most present sounds are those of the classical guitar, the meringue and wind instruments ...
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		<title>The Chinese Parrot - A Charlie Chan Mystery by Earl Derr Biggers</title>
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Number 2 of the Charlie Chan Series, The Chinese Parrot: A Charlie Chan Mystery lands our master detective in the California desert.  But this time, he not only must find a murderer, he must discover who's been murdered!  Helping Bob Eden deliver a string of pearls ...
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