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It’s A Breakup Not A Breakdown: Get over the big one and change your life – for good! $2.18 Every woman’s experienced the Big Breakup. You know the one. And even though it’s a devastating natural disaster, after all the mind-numbing, soul-stirring, heart-wrenching pain comes the pleasure: in rediscovering yourself and your amazing life, of relishing in your girlfriends’ company, and (eventually) of meeting someone new-someone who would have otherwise gone unmet had you not gone through y… |
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The Girls’ Guide to Surviving a Break-Up $3.99 The essential female companion from the moment he walks out of your life. The Girls’ Guide to Surviving a Break-Up offers step-by-step advice for getting over him, including:* What to do the first night* How not to Drink & Dial* How to tell parents and friends about the breakup* The most effective way to pamper yourself* How to express your anger without landing in jail* Tips for surprise run-ins… |
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Getting Up, Getting Over, Getting On: A Twelve Step Guide to Divorce Recovery $7.59 Borrowing the wisdom gained in the development of 12 step programs, Getting Up, Getting Over, Getting On: A Twelve Step Guide to Divorce Recovery offeres learned and proven support. For over 50 years, 12 Step Programs have helped millions of people work through difficult and painful situations. Now, these 12 Steps can help the many Americans who are left pain-filled after a divorce. Author Micki M… |
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Breakup Recovery Kit $12.99 Although the proven benefits of self-pity are numerous, sometimes the best way to get over your ex is to simply snap out of it. Offer a friend—or yourself—maximum relief from the distressing effects of heartache with our all-new Breakup Recovery Kit. It’s guaranteed to turn your affliction into con |
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The Way We Get By - $14.99 American service men and women are a frequent sight at the Bangor International Airport in Maine; many troops returning from overseas assignments pass through the airport as they make their way home or to their next mission. Since the United States invasion of Iraq in 2003, over 800,000 U.S. soldiers have arrived at Bangor International, and nearly all of them have been met by Bill Knight, Joan Gaudet, and Jerry Mundy. Calling themselves “the Maine Troop Greeters,” Knight, Gaudet, and Mundy are three senior citizens who see to it that every soldier returning to America is given a warm and encouraging welcome, a hug or a handshake, and the use of a cell phone so they can call their loved ones, no matter when their plane touches down. While the Greeters have their own troubles to deal with — failing health, the loss of loved ones, loneliness — their work with the soldiers gives them both a sense of purpose and a perspective that makes their own troubles easier to bear. Joan Gaudet’s son Aron Gaudet is a filmmaker, and his documentary The Way We Get By chronicles the work of the Maine Troop Greeters, the story behind the three tireless volunteers, and how their project has touched the men and women they welcome nearly every day. The Way We Get By was an official selection at the 2009 South By Southwest Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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The 39 Steps - $12.99 This remake of the Alfred Hitchcock thriller does not have his flair for suspense, but director Ralph Thomas keeps the action moving, offers some comic highlights, and the story itself carries the 90-minute running time. Richard Hannay (Kenneth More) is at a vaudeville show when a shot rings out and some commotion forces him to protect a young woman by bringing her home. His protection fails after she is stabbed by an assailant who escapes. She dies — but not before she tells Richard there is a secret organization run by a man in Scotland, trying to smuggle some important plans out of the country. He must stop them, and as soon as she mentions 39 steps, she expires. Richard has only two days to find the head of the organization, get the plans, and foil this espionage attempt. Along the way to Scotland he is literally hooked up with an attractive schoolmarm after they are handcuffed together, and his misadventures continue with her in tow. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi |
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The Best of Steps $8.99 Track Listing: 1. Tragedy, 2. One Foe Sorrow, 3. Stomp, 4. It’s the Way You Make Me Feel, 5. Love’s Got a Hold of My Heart, 6. Heartbeat, 7. Better Best Forgotten, 8. Say You’ll Be Mine, 9. Deeper Shade of Blue, 10. 5, 6, 7, 8, 11. Last Thing on My Mind, 12. Chain Reaction, 13. Words Are Not Enough |
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SHULER,LANE: BEST WAY TO GET THERE $8.47 SHULER,LANE: BEST WAY TO GET THERE |
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Get Over It! $8.99 Track Listing: 1. Pleaser, 2. Superteen, 3. Everybody Else, 4. Barbie Eat a Sandwich, 5. My Problems, 6. Heart’s Not There, 7. Gym Class Haze, 8. Boy Song #1, 9. Get Over It, 10. Violet, 11. Met You on MySpace, 12. You Can’t Make Me, 13. Only Know by Name, 14. Song About You |
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Get Outta My Way $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Get Outta My Way, 2. Get Outta My Way [Bimbo Jones Club Remix] [Radio Edit] – (remix, featuring Marc Jackson Burrows/Mark JB Lee “Bimbo Jones” Dagger), 3. Get Outta My Way [Sidney Samson Remix] – (remix), 4. Get Outta My Way [Paul Harris Vocal Remix] – (remix, featuring Paul Harris), 5. Get Outta My Way [Mat Zo Remix] – (remix), 6. Get Outta My Way [Video] |
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Just Get over It and Move On! : The Best Way to Handle Disappointment $13.65 No Synopsis Available |
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Another Way To Get To Heaven $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Another Way To Get To Heaven – (featuring Chris Spheeris), 2. Ways Of Love, The, 3. A Better Place For Love To Live, 4. Lovin’ You – (featuring Chris Spheeris), 5. Do You Feel The Same?, 6. Bad Luck, 7. Sweet Realities, 8. Head To Sleep – (featuring Gary Bettum/Eddie Barritini), 9. Alright Now, 10. When I Say Goodbye |
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Steps $6.38 Snapcase have always stuck out from the “chugga chugga” hardcore bunch on the account that they’re actually good. But with “Steps” showcasing some of their post “Lookingglassself” era on Victory, not only does it represent Snapcase being more of a live band, but it’s also sign that they had an off day when they recorded this in the studio. Not that this EP is bad or anything -Snapcase get props alone for shelving the lyrical testostrone for more of a personal reflection- it’s just that each song from “Steps” can drag on a little bit; that and it can be difficult to pin point which song was which because they all sound a little similiar.Not their best material, but it still outshines a majority of the butt-metal that’s being passed on hardcore. ~ Mike DaRonco, Rovi Performers: Daryl Taberski – Vocals; Jon ? – Guitar |
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Get Your Prayze On $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Get Your Praze On, 2. Since I’ve Been Born Again, 3. Remove Yourself, 4. It’s Not Over, 5. Righteous Living, 6. Praise Him, 7. Soon It Will Be Over, 8. I Must Tell Jesus, 9. Soon as I Get Home, 10. God Will Make a Way, 11. We Made It, 12. Get Your Praze On – (Remix, remix), 13. Mother Gray’s Song |
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Got to Get Over You $17.99 Track Listing: 1. Got to Get Over You, 2. Out in the Corner, 3. I Got the Blues, 4. I Wonder, 5. Hard Headed Woman, 6. Player’s Card, 7. Lil’ Girl, 8. Make a Fool of Me, 9. Need for Speed, 10. Something Come Over Me |
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Get Funky With Me: Best Of $11.99 Full title: Get Funky with Me: The Best of the TK Years [Westside].This compilation covers the hitmaking years of Peter Brown, a musician who had some notable dance music hits in the late ’70s and early ’80s on the Miami-based TK Records label. This label is best known as the home of funky disco acts like K.C. & the Sunshine Band and Jimmy “Bo” Horne, but Brown’s work took a different tack. The songs on Get Funky With Me: The Best of the TK Years pursue slick, carefully crafted sound that has more to do with studio-driven dance acts like Chic. Like Prince, Brown recorded the majority of his instrumentation on his own in a home studio and added frills like orchestration and backup vocals later. The result is a sound that feels lush yet has a hand-crafted touch: “Dance With Me” is a bouncy disco outing that blends sprightly strings with an insistent bass-driven groove, and “Do You Wanna Get Funky With Me” is a reggae-tinged slice of dance funk that features Brown trading vocals with a brassy female chorus over a sumptuous production full jazzy horns and percolating synthesizers. There is also the occasional ballad; the standout is “Without Love,” which layers hymn-like vocals over a track that marries subtle strings to dreamy synthesizer hooks. Get Funky With Me: The Best of the TK Years also throws in a pair of modern remixes, both of which lack the handcrafted charms of the original tunes. Overall, the songs presented here are lightweight (especially in the lyrical department) but this is forgivable because they were obviously intended as fun, lighthearted dance music. More importantly, his music triumphs over such shortcomings because he has an undeniable knack for crafting hooks and layering them in a hypnotic fashion: for instance, “Can’t Be Love – Do It to Me Anyway” weaves minimalist keyboard riffs and chant-like vocal hooks into an entrancing synth pop epic. All in all, Get Funky With Me: The Best of the TK Years is a solid disco collection that is well worth a spin for anyone who has enjoyed Brown’s hits. ~ Donald A. Guarisco |
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The Hard Way $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Still in the Game, 2. Let Him Down Easy, 3. Me Without You, 4. I’ll Get Over You, 5. And It Hurts, 6. la Land, La, 7. My Love’s the Medicine, 8. Fountain of Youth, 9. Love Bomb, 10. Her Other Man, 11. 12 Pack Poet, 12. Last Song, The |