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Track Listing: Hey There Stormy Weather I`m Beginning To See The Light Cheek To Cheek Nightingale In Berkeley Square, A I Thought About You Something`s Got To Give I`ve Got A Crush On You Pennies From Heaven Lover Man (Oh Where Can You Be?) I Cover The Waterfront How Long Has This Been Goin` On? Meditation Will You Still Be Mine? Just One Of Those Things I Wish I Were In Love Again Mambo Italiano Foggy Day, A Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams Old Devil Moon Brazil I`m The Big Band Singer God Bless America / They Can`t Take That Away From Me: White Christmas People Will Say We`re In Love Sentimental Journey Straighten Up And Fly Right Nice `N` Easy Do You Miss New York? As Long As I Live Let`s Get Away From It All Coffee Song, The
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The world's bestselling guide to Panama, the only one on the market with a sustainable tourism focus, features a completely revamped and reorganized Panama City chapter reflecting the rapidly changing capital.
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A straightforward condemnation of the Reagan-Bush policy toward Panama with music by Sting, Jackson Browne and others. Winner of an Academy Award for Best Documentary. Narrated by Elizabeth Montgomery.
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Harry Pendel keeps his past a secret from everyone including his wife. He offers in its stead an alternate version, which he has carefully constructed. But everything changes when British agent Andrew Osnard barges into his shop one Friday brandishing the truth like a weapon. Osnard is willing to keep Harry`s secret as long as Harry agrees to do a little intelligence gathering for him. Desperate to retain his identity, Harry accepts the assignment, but he`s so eager to please that he will do anything to tell his bosses what they want to hear.
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Transform your messy yard into an organized area with this steel Arrow barn shed. With an eggshell finish and steel construction, this shed is perfect for landscaping and gardening tools, or for any added storage.Steel barn shedFinish: EggshellCoffee colored roof and door trimWide door openingCapacity: 487 cubic feetInterior height: 7 feetDimensions: 10 feet wide x 8 feet highAll measurements rounded to nearest footAssembly Required
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Transform your messy yard into an organized area with this steel Arrow barn shed. With an eggshell finish and steel construction, this shed is perfect for landscaping and gardening tools, or for any added storage.Steel barn shedFinish: EggshellCoffee colored roof and door trimWide door openingCapacity: 852 cubic feetInterior height: 7 feetDimensions: 10 feet wide x 14 feet highAll measurements rounded to nearest footAssembly Required
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This reflective documentary from the Public Broadcasting Company explores the history of the Panama Canal, a project completed in 1914, revolutionizing the world of travel, trade, and industry, by allowing ships traveling from one U.S. coast to another to pass underneath Central America – instead of circumnavigating the Southernmost tip of South America.
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In 1846, Concord, Massachusets was in the midst of transition. Shaping the future were great forces and distant events: the Mexican-American War and tides of nationalism, expansion to the West and the spread of slavery, the industrial revolution and the first steam-assisted travel to Europe. Nearer to home, the first rail connection of Concord to Boston would change forever the economic and cultural conditions of the town. It was the people of Concord, however, that made this particular place in history so significant. Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Henry David Thoreau, Bronson Alcott and 13 year old daughter Louisa were some of the legendary and influential people to emerge from the Athens of America.
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Escape the crowds and uncover one of the best kept secrets of Central America with Footprint`s new Panama Handbook. Idyllic deserted islands, gorgeous colonial towns, incredible waterfalls and volcanoes all await the intrepid traveller to this emerging Latin American destination. Comprehensive coverage on how to get the most from your trip, including amazing cultural insights, all the best places to eat, drink and sleep, detailed advice on how to get around and how to experience the most from the adventure activities on offer. Detailed transport advice on how to get there and how to get around Extensive coverage of Panama`s exceptional biodiversity Amazing cultural & historical insights Our recommended itineraries to help you plan your trip whether you`re travelling for one week or four Accommodation listings for every budget Detailed street maps for important towns and cities Includes key Spanish words and phrases to help you understand the basics
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"This ambitious new guide is surely the most user-friendly neotropical bird guide to date. With excellent illustrations of every species (including migrants from the north), up-to-date range maps alongside the illustrations, and clear and concise text, it should be a very welcome addition to any traveler`s library."—David Sibley, Sibley Guides"Panama at last has a handy field guide that is tightly focused on identification of its birds. Excellent distribution maps and the concise texts of George R. Angehr, along with Robert Dean`s precise artwork on facing pages, enable birders and conservation biologists alike to confidently identify the many and diverse species in Panama`s fabulous avifauna."—Bret Whitney, Field Guides Incorporated"A much-needed guide to one of the richest and most interesting avifauna in the New World. I can`t wait to get back to Panama with it in my pack."—Paul R. Ehrlich, author of The Birder`s Handbook.
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This unframed mola tapestry on a maroon background depicting leaves and was entirely hand-stitched by Kuna women of the San Blas Islands in Panama. Multilayer fabric tapestries like this piece can brighten any wall. Colors: Green, orange, black, maroonMaterials: Layered fabric Pattern: LeavesUnlined Rod included: NoDimensions: 13 inches high x 17.5 inches wideStory Behind the Art:The visual quality of molas has given Kuna Women a reputation worldwide for outstanding creative power and complete mastery of textile art. The word mola is the name given by the Kuna women to the multicolored panels that they wear on their traditional blouses. Molas are composed of several layers of cloth worked in a technique called reverse applique which is an embroidery technique that is used as well in quilting. It involves layering fabrics, and then cutting away at the top layers to reveal the ones underneath in unique patterns. This gives the mola dimension, color, shape and texture. Decorative additions of embroidery and patchwork do contribute to the overall effect. Mola designs can vary from traditional to modern elements such as abstract geometrical designs and motifs from nature and Kuna legends. Molas look beautiful as framed wall decor, make unique gifts and wonderful conversation pieces.What is Worldstock?The handcrafted touch of artisan skill creates variations in color, size and design. If buying two of the same item, slight differences should be expected. Note: Color discrepancies may occur between this product and your computer screen.Imported
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Open Road`s Best of Panama, 2nd Edition, gives readers great choices and suggestions for trips of various lengths. Readers are not weighed down with tons of useless information ? we cut to the chase and give readers short descriptions. Only the top hotels and restaurants in each price category have been selected for this book. Readers will learn the best ways to transit the Panama Canal, relax in the Bocas del Toro area of beaches and tropical resorts, enjoy the cosmopolitan pleasures of Panama City, and tour world-class attractions like Darien National Park, the famous tropical research station of Isla Barra Colorado, and Coiba National Park. We also show readers how to visit the indigenous people like the Cuna Indians, the best spots for viewing wildlife in mountain and coastal parks, and special trips for birders and big-time billfish anglers ? for both of which Panama is considered among the top world destinations!
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