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  Turn Your Laptop Into a Money...

  Gilbert Walters

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  Have you heard about people making money online, but you have no idea where to start? Are you worried you don’t have the skills to get rich like all those other people who make a fortune with that online business stuff? 
  There are lots of ways to make money from your own computer. You can do it part-time, full-time, or even set your own business on autopilot and invest no time at all while you’re still making money. The problem is that there are so many options out there that you might be scared to even learn about them or choose one. 
  Good news: you don’t have to narrow your options based on your skill sets. There are many different ways to make money online, from affiliate marketing, to real estate, to dropshipping, e-commerce, blogging and even social media. Turn Your Laptop Into a Money Machine explains all of these different strategies so that you can choose what works best for you, and either go with one of them, or any and all of the different ways you can work from home, or your favorite coffee shop. Inside this amazing guide, you will learn: 
  - The Best Tried and True Online Business Models and Which Work Best For You 
  - How To Master Affiliate Marketing, E-Commerce, Blogging, and Social Media 
  - Insider Secrets For Cashing In On Dropshipping and Real Estate 
  - Exact Methods to Start, Grow, and Scale Your Online Business 
  If you’re ready for a huge change of pace, and more free time because you’re raking in a bunch of money getting paid to do what you feel like doing, then you need to act today – just scroll up and Buy Now.

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  Exploring Chicago Blues - Inside...

  Rosalind Cummings-Yeates

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  Discover the living legacy of Chicago Blues in this guide to the iconic clubs and musicians who made—and keep making—music history.During the Great Migration, African Americans left Mississippi for Chicago, and they brought their music traditions with them. The music took root in the city and developed its own distinctive sound. Today, Chicago Blues is heard all over the world, but there’s no better place to experience it than in the city where it was born. In Exploring Chicago Blues, Chicago music writer Rosalind Cummings-Yeates takes you inside historic blues clubs like the Checkerboard Lounge and Gerri's Palm Tavern, where folks like Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Willie Dixon and Ma Rainey transformed Chicago into the blues mecca. She then takes you on an insider’s tour of the contemporary blues scene, introducing the best spots to hear the purest sounds of Sweet Home Chicago.

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  The Barber of Seville

  Thomson Smillie

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  The Barber of Seville is Rossini’s most popular opera. Its effervescent overture (written originally for another work!) presents a perfect platform for the amusing plot in which the barber, Figaro, stage-manages a romance between Count Almaviva and Rosina, and puts to flight the old suitor, Dr Bartolo. ‘Largo al Factotum’ is one of the most popular arias in opera – nearly 200 years after its first performance it is still one of the great show-stoppers. But why was the opera received with boos and catcalls at its first performance in 1816, and why did Rossini return to the plot and environment presented so sublimely by Mozart? Opera writer Thomson Smillie and actor David Timson present the background in their informative but entertaining manner.

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  Piano Tutor 101 - A Quick Guide...

  HowExpert, Joseph DeGregorio

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  Do you want to learn how to start your own piano teaching/tutoring business? Have you thought of using you musical talent and people skills to start your own business? This book can show you how! 
  Here's what you will learn inside this guide: A chapter-by-chapter guide through the process you will use to start your own piano tutoring/teaching business, first in your spare time, moving in steps to a full time career! Have more students on your weekly teaching roster than any other local teacher All you need to know to teach, including music theory, and sites on the web for a refresher course. Key insights into establishing yourself and getting recognition in communities where you'll teach How to increase your business in quick and easy logical steps Holding on to your students for years, not months: Inside you'll find methods to maintain your students well beyond the teaching industry average: a tried and true approach for success! A philosophy for teaching that is wholly unique, based on the writer's years of attempts and trial and error to create a system of individualized teaching An approach that makes both you and the students entirely satisfied There is no reason for any piano instructor to work a second job when they use this approach Included are vital links to help you move to the top and remain successful 
  HowExpert publishes quick 'how to' guides on all topics from A to Z by everyday experts.

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  Blossoms & Blood - Postmodern...

  Jason Sperb

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  This analysis of the films of P. T. Anderson is “a case study of how even the most self-determined directors are always borne aloft by cultural events” (Cineaste). From his film festival debut Hard Eight to ambitious studio epics Boogie Nights, Magnolia, and There Will Be Blood, Paul Thomas Anderson’s unique cinematic vision focuses on postmodern excess and media culture. In Blossoms and Blood, Jason Sperb studies the filmmaker’s evolving aesthetic and its historical context to argue that Anderson’s films create new, often ambivalent, narratives of American identity in a media-saturated world.Blossoms and Blood explores Anderson’s films in relation to the aesthetic and economic shifts within the film industry and to America’s changing social and political sensibilities since the mid-1990s. Sperb provides an auteur study with important implications for film history, media studies, cultural studies, and gender studies. He charts major themes in Anderson’s work, such as stardom, self-reflexivity, and masculinity and shows how they are indicative of trends in late twentieth-century American culture. One of the first books to focus on Anderson’s work, Blossoms and Blood reveals the development of an under-studied filmmaker attuned to the contradictions of a postmodern media culture.   “Jason Sperb is not a fan of Paul Thomas Anderson. He’s something much better—an intelligent critic trying to discern what’s valuable and what’s not in Anderson’s body of cinematic work.” ―Milwaukee Express   “Sperb has complete mastery of the critical and industrial histories of the films.” —Choice

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  Classic Radio Hour The - Volume...

  Arthur Conan Doyle, John Meston

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  Back in the day radio was the medium; and its message was entertainment! 
  Whatever you craved, radio delivered. Detectives, Mysteries, Westerns, Sci-Fi, Literature. 
  This Golden Age really was crammed full of exciting, thrilling and downright brilliant programmes. 
  These classic radio hours serve up a wide range of genres, stars, stories, and yes, entertainment. 
  Let's jump right in.

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