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How to Attract Your Ideal Mate $12.65 How to Attract Your Ideal Mate |
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My Super Ex-Girlfriend $9.61 A regular guy finds out just how hard breaking up can truly be when attempting to call it quits with a clingy female crime fighter who doesn’t want to let love die in director Ivan Reitman’s super-powered romantic comedy. Matt Saunders (Luke Wilson) was looking for love when he first met pretty brunette Jenny Johnson (Uma Thurman), and at the time it seemed as if he may had finally actually found it. Jenny isn’t just your typical girl, though, because despite her outwardly normal appearance she is actually a powerful superhero dedicated to ridding the streets of crime. Her outward strength betrays a deep-rooted insecurity, too, and when Jenny begins to become a bit too possessive for Matt’s laid-back taste, the troubled boyfriend does his best to end the relationship amicably. They say that breaking up isn’t easy to do, however, and when your girlfriend is a superhero, that sentiment holds twice the truth as it does under any normal circumstances. Matt is determined to get on with his life, though, and as his budding romance with beautiful co-worker Hannah (Anna Faris) begins to get serious, jealous Jenny scornfully slips into G-Girl mode to prove that hell hath no fury like a woman superhero scorned. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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A Dream Is a Question You Don’t Know How To Answer $13.19 A Dream Is a Question You Don’t Know How To Answer |
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Heaven: How to Get There $8.99 “Do you fear dying and going to hell? Do you think you’re going to heaven, but you’re still not sure that’s where you’ll spend eternity? If you said yes to either question, Emily Head’s Heaven: How to Get There is a must read to put your worried mind at rest. In this little book, you hold the answer to the most important question known to man: “How do I get to heaven?” It also holds answers to such questions as: “Why do we have to die in the first place?” and “What does heaven look like?” All of the answers are given through Bible verses carefully explained by the author. With an English teaching background, Head writes in an easy to understand language concerning Christ’s teaching about salvation. Young or old, you will find the answers you are searching for in Heaven: How to Get There.” |
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My First Question And Answer Book $11.99 How big is an elephant? Where does electricity come from? Why were castles built on hills? Children can find out the answers to these and many more questions with this fun question-and-answer book. Covering key topics within science, history and nature, the book is ideal for first readers. Each question is clearly answered and fantastic illustrations help to explain things further. Interactive panels give tips on further learning and simple quizzes test children on what they have read. |
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How to Get Your Grown Woman on $15.59 No Synopsis Available |
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How to Get Your Lover Back $11.95 If your lover has left you…If your relationship is on the edge, and you feel fragile and out of control…If you regret walking out…If you’re not sure you want your lover back, but you need to understand what happened…You do have a second chance–if |
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A Woman’s Answer to Anger $12.99 “Women who struggle to control an explosive temper, wish they could take back angry words, or don’t understand why they’re so upset all the time will find solace, comfort, and hope in A Woman’s Answer to Anger. Annie’s story of her own struggle with anger will help others who are tired of letting little irritations set their emotions on fire. As readers journey with her toward peace, they’ll learn how to conquer intense emotions, negative words, and angry actions. They will be inspired by real-life situations and guidance from Scripture, and discover how to. gain control of what they say, do, and think fix problems created by an angry reaction deal with irritating people who treat them poorly A Woman’s Answer to Anger communicates without condemnation that it’s possible to put anger in its place and get on with the joy of living. Formerly Putting Anger in Its Place” |
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QBQ The Question Behind The Question $19.95 “Who Moved My Cheese? showed readers how to adapt to change. Fish! helped raise flagging morale. Execution guided readers to overcome the inability to get things done. QBQ! The Question Behind the Question, already a phenomenon in its self-published edition, addresses the most important issue in business and society today: personal accountability. The lack of personal accountability has resulted in an epidemic of blame, complaining, and procrastination. No organization-or individual-can achieve goals, compete in the marketplace, fulfill a vision, or develop people and teams without personal accountability. The solution involves an entirely new approach. We can no longer ask, “Who dropped the ball?” “Why can’t they do their work properly?” or “Why do we have to go through all these changes?” Instead, every individual has to ask the question behind the question: “How can I improve this situation?” “What can I contribute?” or “How can I make a difference?” Succinct, insightful, and practical, QBQ! The Question Behind the Question provides a method for putting personal accountability into daily action, which can bring astonishing results: problems get solved, barriers come down, service improves, teamwork grows, and people adapt to change.” |
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Answer to Everything: Girl Answer Songs of… $17.99 Full title: The Answer to Everything: Girl Answer Songs of the 60′s.An astounding number of “answer” songs have been recorded in response to big hits in the history of the recording industry, though the phenomenon is more popular at some points than at others. This CD collects no less than 28 such items from 1959-1966, most of them from the early ’60s, and all but one (Bertell Dache’s “Not Just Tomorrow, But Always”) sung by a woman vocalist or female group. As you’d expect, virtually all of these are novelties of sorts, and virtually none of them are in the same class as the songs they’re answering. Nor were many of them successful in the marketplace, though a few of them (especially Jody Miller’s “Queen of the House,” fired off in response to Roger Miller’s “King of the Road,” and Jeanne Black’s “He’ll Have to Stay”) were actually big hits in their own right, and a few others managed to reach the lower regions of the national charts. All that considered, this is actually more listenable than many skeptics might expect. The production is usually good, the rewrites usually reasonably witty, and the performances usually enthusiastic, even if in their heart of hearts everyone involved knew it was a long shot that these things were going to be smashes. A wide range of styles are on display, from early soul and girl group to country-pop, and just a few of the performances are pretty respectable artistic products only tinged by novelty, like Gerri Granger’s “Just Tell Him Jane Said Hello” (the one track on the disc that sounds like it could have been a hit and wasn’t) and Esther Phillips’ “When a Woman Loves a Man.” Many of the big stars of the day get honored (if that’s the right word) by forgotten records here, including Ray Charles, the Miracles, the Four Seasons, Dion, Bobby Vee, the Shirelles, Jim Reeves, Gene Chandler, and Sam Cooke. Even the cuts that sound like awful ideas based on their titles — the Bobbettes’ “I Don’t Like It Like That” (answering Chris Kenner’s “I Like It Like That”) and the Teen Queens’ grittily bluesy “There Is Nothing on My Mind” (answering Bobby Marchan’s “There Is Something on Your Mind”) — aren’t at all embarrassing to sit through. Not so, however, for the finale, Josephine’s “They Took You Away — I’m Glad, I’m Glad,” the rebuff to Napoleon XIV’s loony “They’re Coming to Take Me Away Ha-Haa!” ~ Richie Unterberger |
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Jesus… My Final Answer $16.99 “Life is an enigma prompting more questions than answers. I have, however, discovered one thing. Oftentimes we get the wrong answer because we ask the wrong question. Instead of asking God, “What’s Your will for my life?” We should be asking, “What is Your will… period?” We tend to think that life revolves around us… our wants, our desires, our dreams. It doesn’t. We live and exist for God’s purpose and pleasure. When we start asking the right questions and truly desiring His answers, then we will find the things for which our heart truly longs… love, joy, peace, hope, etc. We fulfill our destiny not by having all our questions answered, but by making Jesus our Final Answer for every question life throws our way. The pre-eminent question is this. “Will you make Him your Final Answer?” Kenny Ashley is the Minister of Discipleship and Teaching at River Hills Community Church in Lake Wylie, SC. He is a pastor, Bible teacher, counselor and author. He and his Bride, Wanda, have a passion for helping families find hope and meaning in life through Christ and for establishing traditional Christian values in every home. Kenny is also the author of Waterholes in the Wilderness, Anchors in the Storm, and Footprints of the Heart.” |
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So…How’s Your Girl? $13.58 The concept behind Handsome Boy Modeling School — if you separate it from its origins in a Chris Elliott sitcom — can be taken as a subtle parody of hip-hop’s player affectations: two geeky producers masquerading as jet-set male models. Given that framework, and the fact that those two producers are eccentric geniuses Prince Paul and Dan the Automator, you might expect So…How’s Your Girl? to be a goof from top to bottom. And that isn’t the case. The album ends up as more of a showcase for their eclecticism, tailoring productions to their collaborators and creating a colorful universe where classicist rap, turntablism, trip-hop, and electronica all get along comfortably. Parts of the album are surprisingly atmospheric, and rely more on the texture of the sound than the star power of the guest — which makes sense for a producer’s album. The finished product does lack some of the sheer craziness one might have anticipated, but the meatiness of the best music also keeps the Elliott-centered comedic interludes from turning the project into a mere novelty. The DJ cuts — the duo’s own “Rock n’ Roll (Could Never Hip Hop Like This)” and the DJ Shadow/DJ Quest team-up “Holy Calamity (Bear Witness II)” — are some of the most exciting tracks on the album, and of the rappers, Del tha Funkee Homosapien and Brand Nubian’s Grand Puba and Sadat X turn in the most memorable performances. The electronic collaborations range the farthest afield, and provide some of the most intriguing highlights — especially the bluesy trip-hop of “The Truth,” featuring Moloko crooner Roisin Murphy. Meanwhile, Alec Empire and El-P — each arguably the most abrasive experimentalist in his field — live up to their billing on the massively distorted “Megaton B-Boy 2000.” It’s true that a few of the quirkier experiments never quite get off the ground, but by and large, So…How’s Your Girl? is packed with imaginative, intriguing music. ~ Steve Huey, Rovi Performers: Gordon Shumway – Koto; Kid Koala – Turntables; Nathaniel Merriweather – Turntables; Chest Rockwell – Turntables, Horn; Brandon Arnovick – Guitar; Dan the Automator – Violin, Keyboards, Vocals; Del tha Funkee Homosapien – Vocals; Father Guido Sarducci – Vocals; Grand Puba – Vocal |
First, you must decide whether the relationship is worth saving.
While almost every relationship can be saved with hard work,
both parties must decide that they want to make it work. Because
if a partner has opted out and doesn’t want to opt back in,
there is little that can be done.
Many people stay in a relationship because it is convenient or
remain in a marriage because of the children. But that is not
enough. How to save a relationship starts with a commitment by
both parties that the relationship is worth saving.
John C Vincent