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    almafu_BV000964985
    Format: IV,27 S.
    ISBN: 0-85457-102-7
    Series Statement: The Bithell memorial lecture 1980
    Language: English
    Subjects: German Studies
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    Keywords: Faustdichtung ; Fortunatus
    Author information: Forster, Leonard 1913-1997
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  • 2
    UID:
    almahu_9949950928702882
    Format: 1 online resource (356 pages)
    Edition: 1st ed.
    ISBN: 9783847410256
    Series Statement: Cultural Encounters in Intervention Against Violence Series ; v.2
    Note: Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Vorwort -- Prefácio -- Predgovor -- Domestic Violence -- England & -- Wales -- I always compromised but when it got too bad my children helped me, then my friend -- The help here is good help and day by day I get stronger -- You need to understand our culture -- Slowly, slowly, I have been learning -- All these people who initially were so supportive believed him -- Vsi tisti ljudje, ki so mi bili sprva v veliko podporo, so muverjeli -- She always asked me what I wanted -- We've got rights. That's why our confidence is built -- Germany -- Sie haben mir gezeigt wie, und ich habe es selber geschafft"/"They showed me the way, and I did it myself -- Aber es war doch das Letzte was mir blieb, wenigstens noch ganz normal auszusehen"/"But that was the last thing I had left - that at least I could maintain appearances -- Ich habe von keinem so viel Hilfe bekommen, wie hier"/"No one has ever given me so much help as I have received here -- Nach diesem ersten Abend merkte ich, dass sie sich von mir genervt fühlten"/"After that first intervention I could tell that they were annoyed with me for bothering them -- Ich brauche keine Hilfe,wenn ich tot bin"/ "I don't need help when I'm dead. -- Und die ganze Zeit läuft es falsch und ich berichtige das selber"/And things go wrong all the time and I correct them myself -- Und da hatte ich wirklich so Fäuste unter dem Tisch"/"And then I was really clenching my fists under the table -- Helfen konnten sie mir erst, als es wirklich eskaliert war"/"They could only help me when everything had really escalated -- Das einzige, wo ich mich nicht beherrschen kann, ist bei Nationalität"/"The only thing I can't keep my temper about is blaming nationality -- Ihr Mann ist so lieb und der kann toll reden"/"Your husband is so sweet and he talks so nice. , Das, was mein Mann sagte, wurde letztendlich befolgt"/"In the end, what my husband said decided what would happen -- Wir haben viel durchgemachtwegen ihm"/"He put us through a lot"/"He put us through a lot -- Später ist zu spät"/"Later is too late -- Mein ganzes Gehalt ging drauf"/"My entire salary was spent for this -- Ich habe keinen Fehler gemacht"/ -- Portugal -- Quatro anos à espera de julgamento foram uma tortura"/"Four years waiting for trial were torture -- Ele é quem devia sair de casa"/"He is the one who should leave the house. -- Aconselharam-me a não levar os meus filhos"/"They advised me not to bring my children -- Mesmo condenado por violência doméstica a juíza deu-lhea casa"/"Even condemned for domestic violence the judge gave him the house -- Conhecer a CPCJ e ter uma ajuda durante um ano foi uma coisa boa"/"Knowing CPCJ and having help for a year was a good thing -- A ONG foi 100% sigilosa e isso foi extremamenteimportante para mim"/"At the NGO, it was 100% confidential and that was extremely important to me -- Tive muito medo quando fui levar os meus filhos ao pai"/"I was very afraid when I took my children to their father -- Todas aquelas horas no hospital eas crianças sem comer"/"All those hours at the hospital the children had nothing to eat -- Com a ONG, comecei a sentir-memuito mais segura de mim"/"At the NGO, I started to have a lot more confidence in myself -- Acho injusto que eu é que tivede sair de casa e começardo zero"/"I think it is unfair that I had to get out of the house and start from scratch -- Slovenia -- Polž je hitrejši"/"The snail is faster -- ... in ne povzdigujejo glasu, da ti povejo, kaj bi morala storiti"/"... and not raising their voices to tell you what to do -- ... Ti ljudje se ne zavedajo, da je locitev zelo težka"/"These people are not aware that divorce is very difficult. , Vse je trajalo predolgo"/"Everything took too long -- Mislim, da je povsem prav, da službe intervenirajo"/"I think it is quite right that the services intervene -- Child physical abuse & -- neglect -- England & -- Wales -- It was too rushed and I felt I had no choice -- My foster family is the best but I am still scared for the future -- It's good with this family because we're the same colour so I don't stand out -- Moja rejniška družina je super, a me je vseeno strah gledeprihodnosti -- I know that all of what the social workers have done has been good for me -- My behaviour started changing, because I felt that someone cared -- They always say they listen to you but they don't -- Talking about race makes meuncomfortable but I don't tell my social worker -- Germany -- "Wenn ich etwas wirklich will, unterstützt mich meine Vormundin immer"/"When I really want something, my guardian always supports me" -- Ich wollte erst nicht. Aber irgendwann hab ich gedacht, es hat ja keinen Zweck mehr."/"At first I didn't want to. But at some point I thought, well, there's no point in all this anymore"/"Najprej nisem hotel. A na neki točki sem pomislil, da vse to nima več nobenega smisla -- Das beste war, dass ich das erste Mal im Leben wirklich jemandenzum Reden hatte"/"The best was that I had someone to talk to for the first time in my life -- Da war es ganz furchtbar für mich, so eingesperrt."/"It was terrible for me there, being so locked up"/"Tam mi je bilo grozno, ker sem bila tako zaprta/"Tam mi je bilo grozno, ker sem bila tako zaprta -- Und das erste Mal, dass sie mir wirklich zugehört haben, war, als ein Erwachsener mich begleitet hat."/"And the first time they really listened to me, was when an adult was with me -- Fremd mochte ich einfach nicht"/"I just didn't like strange. , Ich wusste ja gar nicht, wer das war und habe geweint"/"I didn't know who they were and I was crying" -- Die Polizei hat zu mir gesagt: Ach, das kann doch gar nicht soschlimm sein. Rede doch nicht so viel. Niemals ist deine Mutter so"/"The police said to me: Oh, it can't be that bad. Don't talk so much. Your mother is never like that -- Portugal -- Na instituição fiquei mais responsável"/"At the institution I became more responsible -- Ninguém me explicou nada, aconteceu de um dia parao outro"/"Nobody explained anything to me, it happened from one day to the other"/"Nihče mi ni nič razložil. Zgodilo se je i danes na jutri -- Nunca acreditaram que ia sequer fazer o 90 ano"/"They never believed that I would even pass 9th grade -- Quero sair em breve para poder encontrar a minha irmã"/"I want to leave soon so I can find my sister -- É muito difícil ser estrangeiro em Portugal"/"It's very difficult to be a foreigner in Portugal -- Muitas vezes disseram-me que não ia conseguir certas coisasna vida"/"Many times I was told that I would not achieve certain things in life -- Ia para casa e voltava, era sempre aquele receio"/"I went home and came back, I always had that fear"/"Tu nas učijo odraščanja, samospoštovanja in večjeavtonomije -- Deviam alertar as pessoas de que há instituições como esta"/"They should let people know that there are institutions like this -- Fiquei confuso com a ideia de mudar para outrainstituição"/"I was confused with the idea of having to move to another institution -- Slovenia -- Krizni center je bil najboljša rešitev"/"The crisis centre was the best solution -- Intervention against sexual exploitation -- England & -- Wales -- You couldn't do anything, we had to stay shut in -- If I could go to school, then Iwouldn't be so upset and lonely. , The government needs to learn more about our culture, how much we are in danger"/"Vlada se mora naučiti več o naši kulturi, o tem, kako ogrožene smo -- It was the first time I could tell anyone what had happened to me and how much I needed help -- Now it is always in my mind, did I do wrong to escape?"/"Zdaj vedno razmišljam, ali sem naredila napako, da sem pobegnila -- Whatever country you are from, here you are treated the same -- They gave me the chance to listen to my story -- Germany -- Ich habe immer noch Angst, weil ich nicht weiß, wo er ist"/"I still live in fear, because I dont́ know where he is"/"Ainda vivo com medo, porque não sei onde ele está -- Das was mir Leid tut ist, dass er so wenig Strafe bekommen hat, drei Jahre vergehen zu schnell"/"What I am sorry about is that he got so little punishment, three years pass by so quickly -- Ich hatte gar keinen Plan davon, dass man so viel Hilfe bekommen kann"/"I had no idea that it was possible to get so much help"/"Nisem imela pojma, da je možno dobiti toliko pomoči -- Behandelt mich wie einen Menschen, nicht wie ein Tier das Ihr haltet"/"So treat me like a human being, not like an animal you keep -- Gib nicht auf, es ist nicht vorbei"/"Don't give up, it's not over -- Sag mir nicht, dass es nicht gut werden wird"/"Don't say to me it's not going to be ok -- "Für mich als Person hatsich nur die Beratungsstelle interessiert"/"It was only the advisory centre that showed genuine interest in me as a person"/"Só o centro de atendimento é que mostrou interesse genuíno em mim como pessoa -- Portugal -- Os agentes batiam para elas falarem"/"The police beat them in order to make them speak -- Tinha muito medo que me mandassem de volta para África"/"I was very afraid of being sent away to Africa"/"Bilo me je zelo strah, da me bodo poslali nazaj v Afriko. , Aqui, arranjar documentos éterrível!"/"Here, to get papers is terrible!"/"Dobiti papirje tukaj je strašno!.
    Additional Edition: Print version: Hagemann-White, Carol Experiences of Intervention Against Violence Leverkusen-Opladen : Verlag Barbara Budrich,c2016 ISBN 9783847420439
    Language: English
    Keywords: Electronic books.
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    London :Inst. of Germanic Studies Univ. of London,
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    almahu_BV024816024
    Format: 27 S.
    Series Statement: The 1980 Bithell memorial lecture
    Language: English
    Subjects: German Studies
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    Keywords: Faustdichtung ; Fortunatus
    Author information: Forster, Leonard, 1913-1997.
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    UID:
    gbv_739261274
    Format: 388 S
    Edition: 1. Touchstone trade paperback ed.
    ISBN: 1476739676 , 9781476739670 , 9781476739687
    Series Statement: A Touchstone book
    Content: Focusing on twelve innovative television dramas that changed the medium and the culture at large (including The Sopranos, Oz, The Wire, Deadwood, The Shield, Lost, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, 24, Battlestar Galactica, Friday Night Lights, Mad Men, and Breaking Bad) Sepinwall weaves incisive criticism with entertaining reporting about the real-life characters and conflicts behind the scenes
    Note: Let's be careful out there : the shows that paved the way1. What we were don't matter : Oz blazes a trail -- 2. All due respect : The Sopranos changes everything -- 3. All the pieces matter : The Wire as the great American novel for television -- 4. A lie agreed upon : the profane poetry of Deadwood -- 5. I'm a different kind of cop : The Shield takes anti-heroism to the limit -- 6. Do you want to know a secret? : the perfect storm of Lost -- 7. She saved the world. A lot : Buffy the Vampire Slayer gives teen angst some fangs -- 8. Tell me where the bomb is! : 24 goes to war on terror, boredom -- 9. So say we all : the thinking man's sci-fi of Battlestar Galactica -- 10. Clear eyes, full hearts : Friday Night Lights goes deep -- 11. It's a time machine : AMC gets into the game with Mad Men -- 12. I am the one who knocks! : Breaking Bad gives the recession the villain it deserves -- Don't stop believing : the lasting legacy of revolution -- Where are they now?
    Additional Edition: ISBN 9781476739687
    Language: English
    Subjects: General works
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    Keywords: Fernsehserie ; Aufsatzsammlung ; Aufsatzsammlung
    Author information: Sepinwall, Alan
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    kobvindex_ZLB12799955
    Format: 696 Seiten , 1 Faltbl. , Illustrationen
    Edition: 1
    Note: Texte englisch , Ac-cent-chu-ate the positive. Addie's at it again. The affluent society. Ah! Camminare. Ah! Paris. Alfie. All at once you love her. All choked up. All for the best. All good gifts. All I touch. All in a night's work. All the live-long day. All the way home. Alma mater. Almost. Almost in your arms. Alone at the drive-in movie. Alone too long. Am I in love. Ambrosia. Anatevka. And I was beautiful. And now tomorrow. Angelica. Angelina. Another hundred people. Another time, another place. Applause. Aren't you Billy Fisher. Around the world. Arthur Murray taught me dancing in a hurry. As simple as that. At long last love. Baby, baby, baby. Baby elephant walk. Baby, talk to me. The back bay polka. Backstage babble. Bajour. Bali ha'i. The ballad of Davy Crockett. Ballad of Little Fauss and Big Halsey. Barefoot in the park. Be happy. Be yourself. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beauty school dropout. Before I gaze at you again. Before the parade passes by. (I've got) beginner's luck. Being alive. Believe. Bend down, sister. Bess you is my woman. The best night of my life. Bewitched. beyond the blue horizon. Bibbidi-bobbidi-boo. The big beat. Big brass band from Brazil. The big country. Big meeting tonight. Big time. Billy. Birds of a feather. Black. Black moonlight. Blue dawn. Blues are brewin'. Born to hand jive. Bosom buddies. Boy thoughts. Breakfast at Tiffany's. The bridges at Toko-ri. Broadway Baby. Brother son, sister moon. But alive!. Button up your overcoat. Buttons and bows. By my side. By myself. By Strauss. Bye bye Barbara. Bye bye birdie. Ca, c'est l'amour. Cabaret. California rose. Call me irresponsible. The call of the far-away hills. Camelot. Can I leave off wearin' my shoes?. Can it be possible?. Can-can. Can't you just see yourself. Can't you see it?. Captain Hook's waltz. Career. C'est magnifique. C'est moi. Charlie's place. Cherry pink and apple blossom white. Chim chim cher-ee. Chin up, ladies!. Chritmas day. Civilization (bongo, bongo, bongo). Climb ev'ry mountain. Closer and closer and closer. A cock-eyed optimist. Cocoanut grove--Cocoanut sweet. College swing. Colorful. Come back to me. Come live your life with me. Come rain or come shine. Come saturday morning. Come summer. Comedy tonight. Company. Coney Island, U.S.A.. Constantly. Country fair. Country girl. Country music holiday. , Dancing. Dancing with Alice. Day by Day. A day without you. The day you came along. Daydreamer. Days gone by. Dear friend. Dear world. Deep down inside. Deep in your heart. Diane is. Dickie. Did you ever see a dream walking?. Dimples. Dissertation on the state of bliss. Distant melody. Dites-moi. Do I love you?. Do I love you?. Do I love you because you're beautiful. Do-re-me. Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans. Do you love me?. Doctor, lawyer, Indian chief. Dog eat cat. Doing good. Dolores. Don't forget 127th street. Don't like goodbyes. Down by the river. Down in the depths on the ninetieth floor. Dr. Freud. Drat! the cat!. Dream babies. A dream is a wish your heart makes. Dream lover. Dulcinea. Each tomorrow morning. Easy lovin'. Easy to love. Edelweiss. Elegance. End game. Ending with a kiss. Every day's a holiday. Everybody's got a home but me. Ev'ry hour on the hour. Ev'ry street's a boulevard (in old New York). Ev'ry time we say goodbye. Ev'ryone says "I love you". Everything a man could ever need. Ev'rything I want. Ev'rything I've got. Everything in the world. Everything's coming up roses. Everything's great. The exodus song. Eyes of blue. A face in the crowd. A fact can be a beautiful thing. Faith. Faithful. Faithful forever. Falling in love again (can't help it). Falling in love with love. Fancy forgetting. Fancy free. Far from the home I love. Fasten your seat belts. A fellow needs a girl. Festa march. The fickle finger of fate. Fiddler on the roof. The fight song. Flash, bang, wallop!. A foggy day. Follies (beautiful girls). Follow me. For every man there's a woman. For whom the bell tolls. For you, for me, for evermore. Forever my love. Freddy, my love. Friendship. From this moment on. A full moon and an empty heart. Funny girl. The funny old hills. Gabie. A game of poker. Garbage. The gentlemen is a dope. Georgy Girl. Get me to the church on time. Getting to know you. Gigi. Gimme some. Girl, girl, girl. A girl named Tamiko. The girls who sit and wait. Give a little whistle. Glad to be unhappy. Go fly a kite. God bless the human elbow. The God-why-don't-you-love-me-blues. The godfather waltz. Golden boy. Golden earrings. The golden years. Gooch's song. Good clean fun. Good friends. Good intentions. Good mornin'. Goodbye, Columbus. Goose never be a peacock. Gotta get me somebody to love. Gotta have me to go with you. Greased lightnin'. The greatest show on earth. Growing up is learning to say good-bye. Guarantees , Half a sixpence. Half as big as life. Half the battle. Hallowe'en. Happy birthday to me. Happy guy. Happy Habit. Happy Talk. The happy time. Happy to be themselves. The hard way. Has anybody seen our ship?. Have you met Miss Jones?. Headless horseman. He's a tramp. Heart and soul. Hello, Dolly!. Hello, young lovers. Here's to us. Hey, looke me over. Hey, love. Hic, haec, hoc. The hills of old Wyomin'. His rocking horse ran away. Hit the road to dreamland. Holmes and Watson. Home cookin'. Honest man. Honestly sincere. Honey bun. Hooray for love. House of flowers. How are things in Glocca Morra. How can I tell?. How could I know?. How do you speak to an angel?. How high the moon. How I feel. How laughable it is. How lovely to be a woman. How to handle a woman. Hundreds of girls. Hurry back!. Hurry! It's lovely up here!. Hush-a-bye island. Hymn for a sunday evening. I am loved. I cain't say no. I can. I can dream, can't I?. I can see it. I can't be bothered now. I concentrate on you. I could be happy with you. I could go on singing. I could have danced all night. I could write a book. I didn't know what time it was. I don't think I'll end it all today. I don't want to know. I enjoy being a girl. I feel like a feather in the breeze. I got plenty o' nuttin'. I had a ball. I have dreamed. I have eyes. I hear a dream. I hear music. I invented myself. I like him. I like to recognize the tune. I love Paris. I love the ladies. I love to rhyme. I love you. I loved you once in silence. I missed the last rainbow. I never has seen snow. I never met a rose. I promise you. I promise you a happy ending. I put my hand in. I remember it well. I remember you. I said no. I see your face before me. I still see Elisa. I talk to the trees. I think the world of you. I wanna make the world laugh. I want to be with you. I want you. I was doing all right. I whistle a happy tune. I will follow you. I wish I did'nt love you so. I wish I were in love again. I wished on the moon. I wonder what it's like. I wonder what the king is doing tonight. I won't grow up. I won't grow up. I won't send roses. If ever I would leave you. If he walked into my life. If I ruled the world. If I should lose you. If I were a rich man. If I were the man. If I were you. If this isn' t love. If you could see her. Ilona. I'll always love you. I'll buy that dream. I'll follow my secret heart. I'll never fall in love again. I'll paint you a song. I'll walk alone. I'm all I've got. I'm all smiles. I'm fascinating. I'm flying. I'm glad I'm not young anymore. I'm gonna wash that man right out of my hair. I'm in love, I'm in love!. I'm not finished yet. I'm not finished yet. I'm on your side. I'm telling you now. I'm the greatest star. The impossible dream. In buddy's eyes. In love with a fool. In my own lifetime. In the cool, cool, cool of the evening. In the middle of a kiss. In the park in Paree. In the still of the night. Independence day hora. Indiscreet. Innamorata. Is this where I wake up. Isn't it cozy here. Isn't it romantic. It ain't necessarily so. It all depends on you. It could happen to you. It might as well be spring. It only takes a moment. It started in Naples. It takes a woman. It takes love to make a home. It was written in the stars. It were all green hills. It's a grand night for singing. It's a hap-hap-happy day. It's a new world. It's all right with me. It's always you. It's been a long, long time. It's de-lovely. It's easy to remember. It's fun to think. It's our little secret. It's raining on prom night. It's super nice. It's superman. It's your fault. I've got you under my skin. I've got your number. I've gotta crow. I've grown accustomed to her face. I've heard it all before. I've heard that song before. I've just seen her. I've never forgotten. I've never said I love you , Jacques D'Iraque. Janey. Jingle jangle jingle. Johhny one note. The jolly tar and the milk maid. Joobalai. Judith. Jump de broom. June comes around every year. June in january. Jungle love. Just a moment more. Just another rhumba. Just for fun. Just for the bride and groom. Just for tonight. Just for you. Just imagine. Just in time. Just leave everything to me. Just one more chance. The kangaroo. Katie went to Haiti. Kay's theme. Keep it gay. Kids. The kind of man a woman needs. Kinda sorta doing nothing. Kiss her now. Knock on wood. Knowing when to leave. The ladies who lunch. The lady from L.A.. The lady is a tramp. The lady's in love with you. Le grand boom boom. Learn to croon. Learn your lessons well. Let her not be beautiful. Let me come in. Let me entertain you. Let's be buddies. Let's call the whole thing off. Let's call the whole thing off. Let's get lost. Let's go. Let's go fly a kite. Let's not waste a moment. Let's take the long way home. Lies, lies, lies. Life can be beautiful. Life is a long winter's day. Life is just a bowl of cherries. Life is so peculiar. A life without her. Life's a game. Light of the old world. Light sings. Little bird, little bird. Little biscuit. Little drops of rain. The little man. Little Mary sunshine. Little me. Little old lady. Little prince. The little things you do together. A little trouble goes a long, long way. A little white gardenia. Live in. Living simple. The lonely goatherd. Look at me, I'm Sandra Dee. Look for small pleasures. Look to the rainbow. Look what happened to Mabel. Lorelei. Lorna's here. Los Angeles. Losing my mind. Lost. A lot of living to do. Louise. Love goddess. Love has a way. Love held lightly. Love in a goldfish bowl. Love in bloom. Love is a chance. Love is here to stay. Love is just around the corner. Love is only love. Love letters. A love like this. Love-line. Love, look away. Love, look in my window. Love of my life. Love said goodbye. (Where do I begin) love story. Love thy neighbor. Love walked in. Love with the proper stranger. Lovely is she. Loving you. Luck to sell. The lusty month of may. Mad about the boy. Madame Tango's particular tango. Make someone happy. Mama, a rainbow. Mame. The man called noon. The man in my life. The man that got away. The man who shot liberty valance. Many a new day. Marcia Stilo Italiano. Maria. Marmalade, molasses and honey. Married. Matchmaker. The mating season. May I?. Maybe this time. Mean. Mein Herr. A melody from the sky. Memories. Memphis in june. The merry-go-round. Mewsette. Michael's theme. Milk and honey. Mimi. Miracle of miracles. Miranda. Miss Brown to you. Moments like this. Mona Lisa. Money, money. Monica. Moon river. Moon song. Mooning. Moonlight and shadows. Moonlight becomes you. Most gentlemen don't like love. Motherhood march. Move over, America. Movies were movies. Mr. wonderful. Much more. "Murder". Must it be love?. My beloved. My best girl. My cup runneth over. My dream for tomorrow. My favorite things. My funny valentine. My future just passed by. My heart belongs to daddy. My ideal. My kind of country. My man's gone now. My old flame. My pa. My ship. My star. My shining hour , Napoleon. Napule ve salute (goodbye to Naples). Nearer and dearer. Nebraska. The neighborhood song. Never let me go. Never never land. Never say no. Never so beautiful. Never steal anything small. The next time I love. Nice work if you can get it. The night is filled with wonderful sounds. Night song. The night they invented champagne. Nightlife. No goodbyes. No more. No other love. No strings. Nobody told me. Nocturne. Not mine. Nothing in common. (Where are you) now that I need you. O bless the lord, my soul. Oh Bess, oh where's my Bess. Oh, what a beautiful morning. Oklahoma. Old devil moon. Old glory. The old music master. Ole buttermilk sky. On a clear day. On the other side of the tracks. On the street where you live. On the willows. Once upon a time. One boy. One day we dance. One for my baby (and one more for the road). One last kiss. One little world apart. One man (ain' quite enough). One more kiss. One of a kind. One person. One promise come true. Ooh, do you love you!. Open a new window. The other half of me. Our children. Out of my dreams. Over and over. Over here. Over the hill. Paint me a rainbow. Pancho. Paris holiday. Paris, France. Paris is a lonely town. The parks of Paris. The party's over. Pass me by. Pearls. People. People will say we're in love. A perfect man. Perfection. Petticoat high. The pickers are comin'. Plant a radish. Please. Politics and poker. Poor little hollywood star. Poor little Pierrette. Pore Jud. Pow! bam! zonk. Prepare ye (the way of the lord). Pretty to walk with. Promise her anything. Promises, promises. Push de button. Put on a happy face. Put on your sunday clothes. The rain in Spain. Raindrops keep fallin' on my head. The rainmaker. The real american folk song (is a rag). Real live girl. Remembering. Revenge. Ribbons down my back. Ridin' high. The river kwai march. The road to Morocco. Rock 'n' roll party queen. Rogue river valley. (Beautiful, wonderful, fabulous) Rome. A room in Bloomsbury. A room with a view. Rosalie. Roses red. Rosie. The ruby and the pearl. Sabbath prayer. Sabrina. Sail the summer winds. Sand in my shoes. Saratoga. Savanna. Save the people. Say it (over and over again). The search is through. Seeing things. Senza mamma (without a mother). September song. Shall we dance. Shalom. She isn't you. She likes basketball. She loves me. She touched me. She's no longer a gypsy. She's roses. Show me. Side by side. Silver bells. The simple joys of maidenhood. Since you're not around. Sing for your supper. Sing you sinners. Sixteen going on seventeen. Slap that bass. A sleepin' bee. Small fry. Small world. Smellin' of Vanilla. A snake in the grass. So long, big guy. So long, Dearie. So this is love. Soft music. Some enchanted evening. Some of us belong to the stars. Someday I'll find you. Someday I'm gonna fly. Someone at last. Someone is waiting. Something cold to drink. Something I dreamed last night. Something in his eyes. Something sort of grandish. Something wonderful. Sometimes your eyes look blue to me. Soon. Soon it's gonna rain. Sophia. Sorry-grateful. The sound of music. Sounds. Southern cross. Speak softly love. Speech. A spoonful of sugar. Spring is a new beginning. The spring of the next year. St. Bridget. Stay as sweet as you are. Stay awake. Steady, steady. Step in time. Stick around. Strange enchantment. Strange music. The streets of Laredo. A string of pearls. The strongest man in the world. Suits me fine. Summer nights. Summertime. Sunny side up. Sunrise, sunset. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. Superman theme. Sur le plage. The surrey with the fringe on top. Sweet surrender. The sweetest music this side of heaven. The sweetest sounds. Sylvia , Take a good look around. Take it slow. Tall hope. Tangerine. Tap your troubles away. The telephone hour. Tell me that you love me, Junie Moon. The tempo of the times. Ten minutes ago. Tender shepherd (can you sleep). Thank heaven for little girls. Thanks. Thanks for the memory. That great come-and-get-it day. That kind of woman. That old black magic. That was yesterday. That's amore. That's entertainment. That's good-that's bad. That's how young I feel. Generique. Theme from Godfather II. Theme from Murder on the Orient Express. Theme from The Out-of-Towners. Theme from Serpico. Then you may take me to the fair. There are worse things I could do. There is nothin' like a dame. There will never be another you. There's a bout dat's leavin' soon for New York. There's a room in my house. There's a small hotel. There's no reason in the world. There's no tune like a show tune. There's something greater. These are the best times. They all laughed. They can't take that away from me. They were you. They'll never split us apart. Things are looking up. Things I'd like to say. Think beautiful. Think how it's gonna be. Think spring. The 3rd man theme. This can't be love. This is the life. This nearly was mine. This world. Those magic changes. Thoughts. A thousand violins. The thrill is gone. 'Til tomorrow. A time for us. Time heals everything. Tivoli bells. To be a performer. To be alone with you. To each his own. To life. Today, I love ev'rybody. Today is a day for a band to play. Today's a wonderful day. Together wherever we go. Tomorrow belongs to me. Too charming. Too close for comfort. Too many mornings. Too romantic. Tradition. The tree. True confession. True grit. True love. Try to remember. Turkey lurkey time. Turn back, o man. Twilight on the trail. Two a day (the wonderful world of). Two ladies. Two ladies in de shade of de banana tree. Two sleepy people. Upstairs. Vertigo. Vilia. Vino vino. Violets and silverbells. Voices. Voyage of the walnut shell. Wait till you see her. The waiter and the porter and the upstairs maid. Waitin'. Waiting for the girls upstairs. Walk on the wild side. Waltz for a mermaid (wishes and teardrops). Wand'rin' star. Wanting things. War and peace. Warm and tender. Warm as wine. Warning shot. The way that I live. The way to love. We beseech thee. We don't matter at all. We go together. We mustn't say goodbye. We need a little Christmas. We need him. We sail the seas. We speak the same language. We will always be sweethearts. We're all together now. We're the couple in the castle. Welcome to our country. Welcome to the theatre. Well, did you Evah?. Wendy. The whalehunters theme. What a country! What became of me?. What do the simple folk do?. What I was warned about. What is a youth?. What I've always wanted. What takes my fancy. Whatever became of old temple?. What's a nice kid like you doing in a place like this?. What's good about goodbye?. When did I fall in love. When does this feeling go away?. When I dance with the person I love. When I'm near you. When I'm not near the girl I love. When Mabel comes in the room. Where can I take a girl?. Where did the good times go?. Where do I go from here. Where is the tribe for me?. Where love has gone. Where, oh where. Where or when. Wherever he ain't. While hearts are singing. While the city sleeps. Whispers in the dark. Who can tell. Who wants to work?. Who's that girl. Who's that woman?. Why am I me?. Why can't I walk away?. Why did I choose you?. Why is the desert. A wicked man. Wife never understan'. Wild and reckless. Will he like me?. Wish me a rainbow. Wishes and Teardrops. The witch. With a little bit of luck. With every breath I take. Without me. Wives and lovers , The woman for the man who has everything. A woman is a sometime thing. A wonderful guy. Won't you Charleston with me?. The wooley booger hornpipe. Words, words, words. The work song. The world is mine. Wouldn't it be loverly. The wrath of Achilles. Ya got class. You appeal to me. You are beautiful. You are never away. You are woman, I am man. You brought a new kind of love to me. You deserve me. You don't love right. You for me. You forget about me. You hit the spot. You leave me breathless. You took the words right out of my heart. You'd be so nice to come home to. You'll think of someone. You're a child. You're a sweet little headache. You're far away from home. You're in Paris. You're only young once. You're sensational. You're so good to me. You're the cream in my coffee. You're wonderful. You've come home. You've got possibilities. You've got to be carefully taught. You've got what I need, baby. A young pretty girl like you. Younger than springtime. Your good morning. Your hand in mine. Your kiss. Your name may be Paris. Zing a little Zong!. Zip.
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    Online Resource
    New York :New York University Press,
    UID:
    almafu_9961986846302883
    Format: 1 online resource (395 p.)
    ISBN: 0-8147-5319-1
    Content: Almost half a century ago, Jean-Luc Godard famously remarked, ""I await the end of cinema with optimism."" Lots of us have been waiting for and wondering about this prophecy ever since. The way films are made and exhibited has changed significantly. Films, some of which are not exactly ""films"" anymore, can now be projected in a wide variety of ways on screens in revamped high tech theaters, on big, high-resolution TVs, on little screens in minivans and laptops. But with all this new gear, all these new ways of viewing films, are we necessarily getting different, better movies?. The thirty-fo
    Note: Description based upon print version of record. , Machine generated contents note: I Movies, Money, and History -- I The Blockbuster: Everything Connects, but Not -- Everything Goes 11 -- Thomas Elsaesser -- 2 Those Who Disagree Can Kiss Jack Valenti's Ass 23 -- Jon Lewis -- 3 The Hollywood History Business 33 -- Jan-Christopher Horak -- 4 The Man Who Wanted to Go Back 43 -- Murray Pomerance -- II Things American (Sort Of) -- 5 "American" Cinema in the 1990s and Beyond: Whose -- Country's Filmmaking Is It Anyway? 53 -- Charlie Keil -- 6 Marketing Marginalized Cultures: The Wedding Banquet, -- Cultural Identities, and Independent Cinema of the 1990s 61 -- Justin Wyatt -- 7 Hollywood Redux: All about My Mother and Gladiator 72 -- Hilary Radner -- III Four Key Films -- 8 The Zen of Masculinity-Rituals of Heroism in The Matrix 83 -- Pat Mellencamp -- 9 Ikea Boy Fights Back: Fight Club, Consumerism, and the Political Limits of Nineties Cinema 95 -- Henry A. Giroux and Imre Szeman -- I 0 The Blair Witch Project, Macbeth, and the Indeterminate End 105 -- Eric S. Mallin -- I I Empire of the Gun: Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan -- and American Chauvinism 115 -- Frank P.Tomasulo -- 12 Saving Private Ryan Too Late 131 -- Krin Gabbard -- IV Pictures and Politics -- 13 The Confusions of Warren Beatty 141 -- Dana Polan -- 14 Movie Star Presidents 150 -- Thomas Doherty -- 15 The Fantasy Image: Fixed and Moving 158 -- Maureen Turim -- 16 Men with Guns: The Story John Sayles Can't Tell 168 -- Ralph E. Rodriguez -- 17 The End of Chicano Cinema 175 -- Chon A. Noriega -- V The End of Masculinity As We Know It -- 18 Being Keanu 185 -- R. L. Rutsky -- 19 Woody Allen, "the Artist," and "the Little Girl" 195 -- David R. Shumway -- 20 Affliction: When Paranoid Male Narratives Fail 203 -- Marita Sturken -- 21 The Phallus UnFetished: The End of Masculinity As We -- Know It in Late-1990s "Feminist" Cinema 210 -- Alexandra Juhasz -- VI Bodies at Rest and in Motion -- 22 Bods and Monsters: The Return of the Bride of Frankenstein 225 -- ElizabethYoung -- 23 Having Their Cake and Eating It Too: Fat Acceptance -- Films and the Production of Meaning 237 -- Jerry Mosher -- VII Independents -- 24 A Rant 253 -- James Schamus -- 25 The Case of Harmony Korine 261 -- Robert Sklar -- 26 Where Hollywood Fears to Tread: Autobiography and -- the Limits of Commercial Cinema 269 -- Kathleen McHugh -- 27 Smoke 'til You're Blue in the Face 277 -- Murray Smith -- VIII Not Films Exactly -- 28 Pamela Anderson on the Slippery Slope 287 -- Chuck Kleinhans -- 29 King Rodney: The Rodney King Video and Textual Analysis 300 -- Hamid Naficy -- 30 Live Video 305 -- Laura U. Marks -- IX Endgames -- 31 End of Story: The Collapse of Myth in Postmoder -- Narrative Film 319 -- Christopher Sharrett -- 32 Waiting for the End of the World: Christian Apocalyptic -- Media at the Turn of the Millennium 332 -- Heather Hendershot -- 33 The Four Last Things: History, Technology, Hollywood, -- Apocalypse 342 -- Paul Arthur -- 34 Twenty-five Reasons Why It's All Over 356 -- Wheeler Winston Dixon. , English
    Additional Edition: ISBN 0-8147-5161-X
    Additional Edition: ISBN 0-8147-5160-1
    Language: English
    Keywords: Electronic books.
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    Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
    UID:
    b3kat_BV049409697
    Format: 1 Online-Ressource (498 Seiten)
    Edition: 5th ed
    ISBN: 9781394204120
    Note: Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources , Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond This Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Putting Real Estate License Exams into Perspective -- Chapter 1 Sold! Taking a Glance at Real Estate License Exams -- Checking Out Licensing and Exam Basics -- Figuring out licensing procedures -- Knowing the difference between salesperson and broker licensing and exams -- Looking at the format and other exam details -- Sign Me Up: Registering for the Exam -- Knowing What to Take to the Exam . . . and What to Leave at Home -- Scoring High: Figuring Out How Scores Are Determined -- Take Two: Retaking the Exam -- Chapter 2 Using Successful Study and Test-Taking Techniques -- One Word to Get You Through: PREPARE -- Provide -- Review -- Vocabulary and terms -- State license law -- State-specific items -- Evaluate -- Practice -- Arrive -- Relax -- Enjoy -- Trying Terrific Test-Taking Strategies -- It's all in the timing -- Reading everything carefully -- Avoiding too much analyzing -- Guessing -- Second-guessing -- Number crunching: Tackling math questions -- Part 2 So You Want to Sell Real Estate: The Job and Basic Laws -- Chapter 3 The Job: It Isn't Just Driving People Around -- Recognizing Those in the Real Estate Business and How They Got There -- The buck stops here: Brokers -- Movin' on up: Salespeople -- In between: Associate brokers -- Making it legal: Looking at license law -- Knowing What a Real Estate Broker/ Salesperson Does -- Perusing a list of common activities -- Checking out a typical real estate transaction -- In the beginning, there was a house to sell -- Eureka, a buyer! -- All's well that closes well -- Understanding How a Real Estate Broker/ Salesperson Gets Paid -- Working Hard: Career Opportunities , Considering independent brokerages and national franchises -- Checking out corporations (in and out of the real estate world) -- Building business with builders -- Going into government -- Appreciating appraising -- Homing in on home inspections -- Property Management: A Special Kind of Career Opportunity -- Taking care of business: The duties of a property manager -- Financial responsibilities -- Physical responsibilities -- Rental responsibilities -- Insurance responsibilities -- Saying yes: The property management agreement -- Managing a Real Estate Office: You're the Boss -- Keeping an eye out: Supervision -- Teach me! Training -- Setting office policy: Rules are rules -- Working As an Independent Contractor -- Focusing on Job-Related Laws That You Need to Understand -- The price isn't right: Price fixing -- Bad break: Market allocation -- Feeling shunned: Group boycotts -- What's your condition? Tie-in arrangements -- Review Exam Questions -- Answers and Explanations -- Practice to Reinforce These Concepts -- Chapter 4 Understanding Agency Law -- Becoming Someone's Real Estate Agent: You're Hired -- Picking sides: Representation in agency relationships -- Getting to know you: Agents, principals, and customers -- One or the other: Single agency with sellers or buyers -- A neat trick: Representing both sides in dual agency -- The man (or woman) in the middle: Transactional brokerage -- Letting everyone know: Agency disclosure requirements -- Establishing the agency relationship (and doing it in writing) -- Looking at listing agreements -- Examining buyer agency agreements -- Keeping the Faith: The Relationship between an Agent and a Principal -- Who has the money? Accounting -- Better be careful: Care -- Shhhhh! It's a secret: Confidentiality -- You'd better tell: Disclosure -- A friend to the end: Loyalty -- Yes ma'am: Obedience , Meeting Obligations: The Relationship between an Agent and a Customer -- Discovering defects -- Looking at stigmatized properties -- Respecting Megan's Law -- Finding out about fraud and negligent misrepresentation -- Making Money (No, Not at the Copy Machine) -- Pay up! Deciding who needs to pay an agent -- Ready to go: Knowing when an agent should be paid -- Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow: Ending an Agency Relationship -- Review Exam Questions -- Answers and Explanations -- Practice to Reinforce These Concepts -- Chapter 5 Knowing the Fair Housing Laws for Selling Real Estate -- Practicing Fair Housing: The Basics -- Understanding federal fair housing laws -- The 1866 Civil Rights Act -- The 1968 Fair Housing Act -- Researching state and local laws -- Displaying the fair housing poster -- Don't Do It: Avoiding Discriminatory Actions -- No way: Refusing to sell or rent -- On one condition . . . or a few: Changing terms for rental, sale, or services -- You need not apply: Discriminatory advertising -- All lies: Telling someone that property isn't available (when it really is) -- Scaring people into selling: Blockbusting -- Telling people where to live: Steering -- No money for you: Changing loan conditions -- Put away that crayon: Redlining -- You can't join: Denying membership in real estate organizations -- Feeling Safe: Identifying Who's Protected -- Knowing the federal protected classes -- Recognizing state and local protected classes -- Bending the Rules: Understanding Exceptions to the Law -- Extra Coverage: Protecting the Disabled from Discrimination -- Staying Strong: Enforcing the Law -- Review Exam Questions -- Answers and Explanations -- Practice to Reinforce These Concepts -- Part 3 It's All Mine: Owning and Transferring Real Estate -- Chapter 6 Owning It: Estates and Interests -- What Do You Own? Understanding Ownership Terms , Looking at land -- Recognizing real estate -- Defining real property -- Checking out personal property -- Focusing on Estates (Even without the Castles) -- Pick and choose: The bundle of rights -- Figuring out freehold estates -- Fee estates -- Life estates -- Understanding leasehold estates -- Eyeing Different Ownership Rights -- Going for a swim: Water rights -- Littoral rights -- Riparian rights -- Watering rights -- Don't forget to look up and down: Other rights -- Up there: Air rights -- Down there: Surface rights -- Way down there: Subsurface and mineral rights -- Review Exam Questions -- Answers and Explanations -- Practice to Reinforce These Concepts -- Chapter 7 Understanding Forms of Real Estate Ownership -- Real Estate Ownership: A Solo or Group Activity -- One is the loneliest number: Owning real estate by yourself -- Join the crowd: Owning real estate with other people -- Tenancy in common -- Joint tenancy -- Getting hitched: Owning real estate when you're married -- Tenancy by the entirety -- Community property -- Who do you trust? Ownership in trust -- All business: Ownership by a business -- Corporations -- Partnerships -- Limited liability corporations -- Joint ventures -- Eyeing Special Types of Ownership: Cooperatives, Condominiums, and More -- Share and share alike: Cooperative ownership -- More individuality: Condominium ownership -- Mix it up: Planned unit developments -- Check your watch: Time shares -- Review Exam Questions -- Answers and Explanations -- Practice to Reinforce These Concepts -- Chapter 8 Knowing the Limitations on Real Estate Ownership -- Carrying a Not-So-Heavy Encumbrance: Private Limitations on Property Use -- Looking at liens -- Abracadabra: Creating and removing liens -- Who gets paid first? Priority of liens -- It's all in the name: Liens' distinguishing traits -- One size doesn't fit all: Types of liens , Easing into easements -- Running with it: Appurtenant easements -- So gross! Easements in gross -- In need: Easements by necessity -- The doctor didn't give you this: Easements by prescription -- Share and share alike: Party walls -- It was fun while it lasted: Ending easements -- It won't let you drive, but it's still a license -- No, you can't paint your house purple: Deed restrictions -- What is it I can't do? -- Who says I can't do it? -- I thought I owned it: Encroachments and adverse possession -- Crossing into the neutral zone: Encroachment -- Staking a claim: Adverse possession -- Land-Use Regulation: A Major Public Limitation -- To the drawing board: Making master plans -- You're in the zone: Understanding zoning ordinances -- But I really want to build a skyscraper: Variances in zoning -- On one condition: Special-permit use -- I was here first: Nonconforming uses -- Parking the car . . . and your family, too: Accessory buildings and uses -- Many from one: Subdivisions -- Knowing the main players and plans in subdivisions -- Following the rules: Subdivisions and zoning laws -- Crossing state lines for real estate purposes -- Building a house out of paper: Regulations for construction -- Getting that house built -- Now a few words on construction regulations from your state -- The Government Has Its Say: Other Public Limitations on Property Use -- The city wants to build a library: Eminent domain -- You didn't know the government was part of your family: Escheat -- Pay or lose: Taxation -- Review Exam Questions -- Answers and Explanations -- Practice to Reinforce These Concepts -- Chapter 9 Transferring Ownership: Deeds and Title Closing -- Doing the Deed: Delving into Deed Basics -- Making it right: Requirements for a valid deed -- The deeds of the many: Examining various kinds of deeds -- General warranty deed -- Special warranty deed , Grant deed
    Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Yoegel, John A. Real Estate License Exams for Dummies Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,c2023 ISBN 9781394204113
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    UID:
    kobvindex_ZLB07118283
    Format: 447 Seiten
    Edition: "C" ed.
    ISBN: 0881889792
    Note: Songbook , Text englisch , Melodie mit Text und Akkordbezeichnungen , A felicidade. AC-DC current. Across the alley from the Alamo. After hours. After you've gone. Ah-leu-cha. Ain't misbehavin'. Air mail special. Airegin. All about Ronnie. All blues. All of me. All of you. All or nothing at all. All the things you are. Along came Betty. Alright, okay, you win. Amapola (Pretty little poppy). Amazing grace. Among my souvenirs. And all that jazz. Angel eyes. Another hairdo. Apple core. Apple honey. Aren't you glad you're you. As catch can. Au privave. Autumn leaves - Les feuilles mortes. Baby, won't you please come home. Bags' groove. Bags' new groove. A ballad. Ballin' the jack. Barbados. Basin Street blues. A beautiful friendship. Be-bop. Bernie's tune. Bess you is my woman. The best is yet to come. The best things in life are free. Bewitched. Big P. Bill Bailey. Billie's bounce. Bird feathers. Birdland. Birds of a feather. The blessing. Bloomdido. Blue 'n boogie. Blue in green. Blue and sentimental. Blue champagne. Blue haze. Blueberry Hill. Blues in the closet. Blues in the night. Bluesette. Blues for Pablo. Body and soul. Boogie woogie (The original). Boplicity (Bebop lives). Born to be blue. The breeze and I. Bud's blues. Budo. But beautiful. Button up your overcoat. Buzzy. Bye bye blackbird. Bye bye blues. C.C. Rider. Caldonia (What makes your big head so hard?). Can't help lovin' dat man. Candy. The Cape Verdean blues. Carioca. Carolina moon. The cat walk. The champ. Charmaine. Chasing the Bird. Chega de saudade - No more blues. Chelsea Bridge. Cherokee (Indian love song). Cheryl. Choo choo ch' boogie. The Christmas song (Chestnuts roasting on an open fire). Close as pages in a book. Come rain or come shine. Come Sunday. Comes love. Confirmation. A cottage for sale. Count every star. Crazy rhythm. Cry me a river. Cute. D.C. farewell. Daahoud. Darn that dream. A day in the life of a fool Manha de carnaval. Dearly beloved. 'Deed I do. Desafinado Slightly out of tune. Dewey Square. Dinah. Dizzy atmosphere. Django. Do nothin' till you hear from me. Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans? Don't explain. Don't get around much anymore. Don't let the sun catch you cryin'. Don't take your love from me. Donna Lee. Doodlin'. Down by the riverside. Doxy. The Duke. The Earl. Early autumn. East of the sun (and west of the moon). Easy to love. Ecaroh. Elsa. The end of a love affair. Ev'ry time we say goodbye. Everybody loves my baby (but my baby don't love nobody but me). Everything happens to me. Everything's coming up roses. Exactly like you. Falling in love with love. Festive minor. Fever. Fiesta in blue. Fine and mellow. A fine romance. Flamingo. Fly me to the moon (In other words). Flying home. A foggy day. Fool that I am. Footprints. For all we know. For every man there's a woman. For sentimental reasons. For you, for me, for evermore. Four. Four brothers. Four others (Lighthouse). Frankie and Johnny. Fried bananas. From this moment on. Frosty the snow man. Gee baby, ain't I good to you. Get out of town. Getting to know you. (I don't stand a) ghost of a chance (with you). The girl from Ipanema - Garota de Ipanema. The glory of love. The glow worm. God bless' the child. Goin' out of my head. Gone with the wind. Good bait. The good life. A good man is hard to find. Goodbye pork pie hat. Greensleeves. Groovin' high. Guess who I saw today. The gypsy. Half Nelson. , Hallelujah I love him (her) so. Happy talk. Harlem nocturne. Harold's house of jazz. Haunted heart. Have you met Miss Jones? Hello, Dolly! Hello, young lovers. Here's that rainy day. Hi-fly. High society. Honeysuckle Rose. Hooray for love. How high the moon. How insensitive. I can't get started. I can't give you anything but love. I concentrate on you. I could have danced all night. I could write a book. I cover the waterfront. I cried for you. I didn't know what time it was. I don't know why (I just do). I don't want to set the world on fire. I got plenty o' nuttin'. I left my heart in San Francisco. I love Lucy. I love Paris. I love you. I loves you Porgy. I remember Clifford. I remember Duke. I remember when Si tu vois ma mère. I see your face before me. I should care. I will wait for you. I wish you love. I won't dance. I'll always be in love with you. I'll be around. I'll be seeing you. I'll get by (as long as I have you). I'll never smile again. I'll remember April. I'll take romance. I'll walk alone. I'm beginning to see the light. I'm confessin' that I love you. I'm glad there is you. I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter. I'm old fashioned. I'm sitting on top of the world. I've got you under my skin. I've grown accustomed to her face. I've heard that song before. If ever I would leave you. If I were a bell. Ill wind. Imagination. In a little Spanish town ('Twas on a night like this). In a shanty in old Shanty Town. In a silent way. In the blue of evening. In the mood. In the still of the night. Indiana (Back home again in Indiana). Infant eyes. Inner space. Intermission riff. Is you is, or is you ain't. It ain't necessarily so. It might as well be spring. It never entered my mind. It's a blue world. It's all right with me. It's magic. It's not for me to say. It's only a paper moon. It's sand, man. It's the talk of the town. The jazz-me blues. Jeannine. Jelly Roll blues. Jersey bounce. Jeru-Jim-Jingle-bell rock. Jive at five. Johnny One Note. Johnny's theme. Johnson rag. The joint is jumpin'. Jor du. Juke box Saturday night. Jumpin' with Symphony Sid. June is bustin' out all over. June night. Just in time. KillerJoe. King Porter stomp. Ko ko. The lady is a tramp. Lands end. The last time I saw Paris. Laugh! clown! laugh! Lazy afternoon. Lennie's pennies. Lester left town. Let it snow! let it snow! let it snow! Let the good times roll. Let there be love. Let there be you. Let's call the whole thing off. Let's dance. Let's fall in love. Let's get away from it all. Life is just a bowl of cherries. Like someone in love. L'il darlin'. Limelight. Line for Lyons. Linger awhile. Little boat O barquinho. Little brown jug. Little girl. Little girl blue. Little Niles. Little Willie leaps. Lonely woman. Long ago (and far away). Look for the silver lining. Lost in the stars. A lot of livin' to do. Louisiana. Love for sale. Love is a simple thing. Love is here to stay. Love walked in . Lover man (oh, where can you be?). Lullaby of Birdland. Lullaby of the leaves. Lush life. Mad about him, sad without him, how can I be glad without him blues. Mad about the boy. Make someone happy. Malagueña. The man that got away. Manhattan. Maple leaf rag. Margie. Marmaduke. Mean to me. Meditation. Memories of you. Memphis in June. Mercy, mercy, mercy. Merry Christmas, baby. Merry-go-round. Midnight blue. Midnight sun. Milenberg joys. Miles ahead. Milestones. Minor swing. Misty. Mohawk. Moon love. Moon rays. Moonglow. Moonlight and roses (bring mem'ries of you). Moonlight Bay. Moonlight cocktail. Moonlight in Vermont. Moonlight on the Ganges. Moose the mooche. More. More than you know
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    Keywords: Jazz ; Fakebook ; Musikdruck ; Musikdruck
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    UID:
    kobvindex_ZLB16273097
    Format: 6 CDs, 1 Schallplatte , Vinyl-Single: 45 RPM , 1 Booklet (139 Seiten) , 19 cm
    Edition: Limited edition
    Note: Disc 44: Twenty-five miles. Love is my destination / Edwin Starr. - I'm livin' in shame. I'm so glad I got somebody (like you around) / Diana Ross & the Supremes. - Good lovin' ain't easy to come by. Satisfied feelin' / Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell. - We've got a way out of love. You're the one. We've got a way out of love (alternate mix) / The Originals. - My whole world ended (the moment you left me). I've got to find myself a brand new baby / David Ruffin. - Muck-Arty Park. Green grow the lilacs / Soupy Sales. - I don't know why (promo version). My cherie amour. Don't know why I love you (commercial version) / Stevie Wonder. - Runaway child, running wild. I need your lovin' / The Temptations. - Don't mess with my weekend. I had a dream. Ain't no justice / Shorty Long. - Didn't you know (you'd have to cry sometime). Keep an eye / Gladys Knight & The Pips , Disc 45: I'll try something new. The way you do the things you do / Diana Ross & the Supremes and the Temptations. - Are you lonely for me baby. Your wonderful love. Are you lonely for me baby (alternate long version) / Chuck Jackson. - I feel like I'm falling in love again. Pin point it down / The Fantastic Four. - (We've got) Honey love. I'm in love (and I know it) / Martha Reeves & the Vandellas. - Runaway child, running wild. Gonna give her all the love I've got / Earl Van Dyke. - For better or worse. Don't mess with Bill / Jonah Jones. - The composer. The beginning of the end / Diana Ross & the Supremes. - My cup runneth over. Ask the lonely / Billy Eckstine. - Too busy thinking about my baby. Wherever I lay my hat (that's my home) / Marvin Gaye. - What is a man. Don't bring back memories / Four Tops. - Cherie. Baby (the Honest Men). What does it take (to win your love). Brainwasher (pt. 1) / Jr. Walker & the All Stars , Disc 46: Don't let the Joneses get you down. Since I've lost you / The Temptations. - Just ain't enough love / The Isley Brothers. - Green grow the lilacs / The Originals. - No matter what sign you are. The young folks. No matter what sign you are (alternate mix) / Diana Ross & the Supremes. - I'm still a struggling man. Pretty little angel / Edwin Starr. - The nitty gritty. Got myself a good man / Gladys Knight & the Pips. - Doggone right. Here I go again. Abraham, Martin, and John. Abraham, Martin, and John (alternate mix) / Smokey Robinson & the Miracles. - I've lost everything I've ever loved. We'll have a good thing going on / David Ruffin. - Stubborn kind of fellow. Try it baby / Diana Ross & the Supremes and the Temptations. - The luney landing. The luney take-off / Captain Zap & the Motortown Cut-Ups. - Oh, I've been blessed. It should have been me loving her / Bobby Taylor. - Cheating, is telling on you. Need your love / The Lollipops , Disc 47: Oh how happy. Ooo baby baby / Blinky & Edwin Starr. - My springtime. Suzie / Terry Johnson. - My girl has gone / Bobby Taylor. - I can't get next to you. Running away (ain't gonna help you) / The Temptations. - That's the way love is. Gonna keep on tryin' till I win your love / Marvin Gaye. - Honey come back. What am I gonna do without you / Chuck Jackson. - Baby, I'm for real. Moment of truth / The Originals. - Taking my love (and leaving me). Heartless / Martha Reeves & the Vandellas. - In bed. Reality / Wes Henderson. - The weight. For better or worse / Diana Ross & the Supremes and the Temptations. - A whiter shade of pale. When you are available / Shorty Long. - Just another lonely night. Don't care why you want me (long as you want me) / The Fantastic Four. - Midnight cowboy. Green grow the lilacs / Joe Harnell , Disc 48: That's how heartaches are made. Rainy mourning / The Marvelettes. - Home on the range (everybody needs a home). It's a family thang'. Mend this generation / Stu Gardner. - A place in the sun. Your love / Monk Montgomery. - Never had a dream come true. Yester me, yester you, yesterday. I'd be a fool right now / Stevie Wonder. - It's private tonight. Let's make some love / Arthur Adams. - These eyes. I've got to find a way to win Maria back / Jr. Walker & the All Stars. - Friendship train. Cloud nine / Gladys Knight & the Pips. - In my diary. (She's gonna love me) At sundown / The Spinners. - I want you back. Who's lovin' you / The Jackson 5. - If you will let me, I know I can. Farewell is a lonely sound / Jimmy Ruffin. - Gonna put it on your mind. Henry Blake / Dorothy, Oma & Zelpha , Disc 49: Someday we'll be together. He's my sunny boy / Diana Ross & the Supremes. - Don't let him take your love from me. The key / Four Tops. - Baby, I'll get it. The day my world stood still / Chuck Jackson. - What you gave me. How you gonna keep it (after you get it) / Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell. - Generation (Light up the sky). Magic key / Rare Earth. - I'm so glad I fell for you. I pray every day you won't regret loving me. I'm so glad I fell for you (alternate mix) / David Ruffin. - Point it out. Darling dear / Smokey Robinson & the Miracles. - Point it out / Smokey Robinson & the Miracles. - Can we talk to you? (for a little while). Love and peace / Anonymous Children of Today. - Can't you hear the music play. I guess this is goodbye / The Rustix. - I will never love another. Love unto me / The Five Smooth Stones. - How can I forget. Gonna give her all the love I've got / Marvin Gaye. - Psychedelic shack. That's the way love is / The Temptations , Vinyl-Single: I want you back. Who's lovin you / The Jackson 5
    Language: English
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    Format: 1 Online-Ressource (223 Seiten)
    ISBN: 9781636980898
    Content: Your Positive Mindset Playbook is a collection of affirmations intended as a daily playbook for readers to thrive as they address personal and professional hurdles and goals
    Note: Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources , Intro -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Day 1: I renew my spirit and mindset every day -- Day 2: I am at peace with imperfection. -- Day 3: I remind myself daily of the person I wish to be. -- Day 4: I know that today's challenges will be tomorrow's history -- Day 5: I realize the power of my own thoughts. -- Day 6: I know my success starts the moment I do -- Day 7: I always work ten minutes more when I feel like quitting. -- Day 8: I am willing to start at the beginning. -- Day 9: I know that triumph lies in discipline. -- Day 10: I give myself the freedom to fail. -- Day 11: If I find myself in a hole, I stop digging. -- Day 12: I row when there is no wind. -- Day 13: I reach for the stars to keep my hands out of the mud. -- Day 14: I have given up my past so I can live my future. -- Day 15: I focus on the people I am talking to -- Day 16: I choose great people to be around. -- Day 17: I do not pursue happiness -- I create it. -- Day 18: I control my life -- it is not on autopilot. -- Day 19: I take time to review my daily habits and actions. -- Day 20: I work on my weaknesses instead of others' weaknesses. -- Day 21: I am the blacksmith of my life. -- Day 22: I have the power to choose so I also have the power to change. -- Day 23: I know personality opens doors, but character keeps them open. -- Day 24: I think through problems versus worry through problems. -- Day 25: I have taken charge of who I am. -- Day 26: I am creating enough evidence to be convicted of being kind. -- Day 27: I have woken up and am paying attention. -- Day 28: I know where I can make a difference, so I do -- Day 29: I am a faithful steward of my resources. -- Day 30: I am specific when I offer to help -- Day 31: I am content with my surroundings but not with myself -- Day 32: I have the confidence to live without all the answers , Day 33: I realize that I only have one chance at this very moment. -- Day 34: I embrace pressure as it turns coal into diamonds. -- Day 35: I have stopped the negative chatter in my brain. -- Day 36: I seek to be the lit candle in a dark room. -- Day 37: I seek out ways to praise and encourage others. -- Day 38: I work hard to protect my heart, mind, and soul. -- Day 39: I do the job right the first time, so I do not have to do it again. -- Day 40: I know what is important in my life. -- Day 41: I know the impact that service to others has on my joy -- Day 42: I have a passion for success that is stronger than my fear of failure. -- Day 43: I like the person I look at in the mirror -- Day 44: I am careful not to think or speak ill of others. -- Day 45: I am rededicated to the priorities of my life. -- Day 46: I work hard to grow new beans instead of counting old beans. -- Day 47: I know present challenges are not life-and-death situations. -- Day 48: I choose to make challenges blessings in disguise. -- Day 49: I know the longer I carry a problem, the heavier it gets. -- Day 50: I know the cost of my future is based on the price I pay today -- Day 51: I live my life in the manner I wish my children to live theirs. -- Day 52: I change today so tomorrow will be better than yesterday -- Day 53: I understand the power of vision plus intentional action -- Day 54: I am kind even if others would understand if I wasn't. -- Day 55: I judge each day by the seeds I plant and those I nurture. -- Day 56: I anticipate problems and then address them before they arrive. -- Day 57: I transform great ideas into great action. -- Day 58: I realize fences shut me in while keeping others out. -- Day 59: To get what I need, I must first help someone get what they need. -- Day 60: I have eliminated the emotional debris from my head , Day 61: I approach each task as if my legacy depends on it. -- Day 62: I strive for what is just beyond my grasp -- Day 63: I wholeheartedly give myself to this day -- Day 64: I survive both adversity and prosperity -- Day 65: I work hard even when I do not want to -- Day 66: I avoid having irritations ruin my day -- Day 67: I persevere long after the others have quit. -- Day 68: I am fully engaged with the people I am with. -- Day 69: I succeed because I am willing to succeed. -- Day 70: I get my greatest joy when I serve others. -- Day 71: I seek to be a moment of joy in the lives of others. -- Day 72: I strive to be who I want my children to be. -- Day 73: I avoid reliving the negativity of my past. -- Day 74: I have taken charge of my life. -- Day 75: I have let go of unrealistic expectations and their stress. -- Day 76: I use my experience as a guidepost instead of a hitching post. -- Day 77: I recognize every moment is a precious gift. -- Day 78: I embrace rejection as it is a growth opportunity -- Day 79: I polish my marriage daily -- Day 80: I can't do everything, but I can do something. -- Day 81: I live life with an attitude of gratitude. -- Day 82: I know the difference between good and great is a little effort. -- Day 83: My goals end when I complete them, not when I tire of them. -- Day 84: I have the power to say no to temptation. -- Day 85: What I put into my life is more important than what I get out of life. -- Day 86: I focus on what I have instead of what I do not have. -- Day 87: I think twice before communicating once. -- Day 88: I concentrate on being mentally strong. -- Day 89: I harvest in direct proportion to what I sow -- Day 90: I may be at the end of my rope, but I still have hope. -- Day 91: I see things that may not be visible at this time. -- Day 92: I focus on the goal and not the struggle to achieve it , Day 93: I value myself and avoid overvaluing myself -- Day 94: I am teachable, and I am coachable. -- Day 95: I value and cherish interdependence. -- Day 96: I am not defined by what others think of me. -- Day 97: I make wise choices regarding my time management. -- Day 98: I know my advantage in life is that I care for others. -- Day 99: I am engaged in lifelong learning. -- Day 100: I maintain integrity when I fulfill promises to myself and others. -- Acknowledgments -- About The Author -- Topical Index
    Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Sullivan, Robert "Sully Your Positive Mindset Playbook La Vergne : Morgan James Publishing,c2023
    Language: English
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