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Wine Tasting: A Professional Handbook

Ronald S. Jackson

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From OIV-award-winning author, Ronald S. Jackson, Wine Tasting: A Professional Handbook, Third...

Bless Our Nest Coloring Book

Robin Pickens

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Heartwarming visions of hearth and home fill this affirming faith-based colouring book. Let your...

Doodle Zen: Finding Creativity and Calm in a Sketchbook

Dawn DeVries Sokol

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Doodle Zen: Finding Your Creativity and Calm in a Sketchbook will inspire new and nonstop doodlers...

Mindfulness: Your Step-by-Step Guide to a Happier Life

Tessa Watt

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Mindfulness is the popular practice that helps you to appreciate your life, and to live with more...

Pilates for You: The Comprehensive Guide to Pilates at Home for Everyone

Ann Crowther

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Learn how to achieve optimum health and well-being through a unique combination of Pilates...

Sane: How I Shaped Up My Mind, Improved My Mental Strength and Found Calm

Emma Young

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Emma Young has no history of mental illness, just like everyone else, occasionally she gets down,...

A Cultural History of Gardens in Antiquity

Kathryn L. Gleason

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The history of gardens in antiquity is characterized by a rich mix of cultures interacting...

Susie Bright recommended Pickup on South Street (1953) in Movies (curated)

Pickup on South Street (1953)

1953 | Classics, Drama, Mystery

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"I’m still trying to learn the pickpocket techniques demonstrated in this Sam Fuller classic. It was my introduction to film noir—a late-night-TV memory that wouldn’t let me go back to sleep. I am still trying to be as brave and cocky as Thelma Ritter, or as wanton as Jean Peters in the clutch—“Sometimes you look for oil, you hit a gusher.” And if I ever have as satisfying a bowl of chow fun as they do in South Street’s Chinatown . . . I’ll die happy. This is supposed to be a little McCarthy-era rant against the Reds, but it’s really about “civilians” versus the lumpenproletariat, artists on the game, loyal to a code that the squares will never understand."

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