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East Of The Full Moon
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Full Moon And The Shrine
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Full Moon - New Version
Brandy
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Full Moon
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Full Moon + 1 Bonus Track
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Full Moon Dancer
Urban Earth
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Full Moon Dirty Hearts
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Full Moon
This is the story of a man who took his rugby seriously without ever taking himself so. It is also the story of a unique player whose burgeoning celebrity status threatened to dwarf his many achievements on the field of play. author: Moon, Rupert; publisher:
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Full Moon
This is a visual journey to the moon and back. In the course of the Apollo missions the astronauts took 32,000 photographs, shot on the Hasselblad cameras. From 900 of these photographs, Michael Light has constructed a composite journey including the launch, a walk in space, and moon orbit. author: Light, Michael; publisher: Cape
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Keri Arthur Full Moon Rising
A rare hybrid of vampire and werewolf, Riley Jenson and her twin brother, Rhoan, work for an organization created to police the supernatural races and protect humans from their depredations....
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Full Moon In Paris
Star Pascale Ogier died tragically at the age of 24, just after completing this film which earned her the Best Actress Award at the Venice Film Festival. She plays a young designer who lives with her boyfriend in the suburbs, but tries to find some independence by renting her own apartment in Paris. A touching, funny film about human relationships.
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Full Moon
First published in 1999 on the 30th anniversary of the first landing on the moon, this heavily illustrated volume depicts a composite journey to the moon and back to Earth using the original photographs that were taken at the time. This small-format version preserves the quality of the original. author: Light, Michael; publisher: Cape
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Curse of the Full Moon, The
author: Baudet, Stephanie; publisher: Educational Printing Services
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FULL MOON
author: BRANDY; publisher: WEA
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Everyman's Library Full Moon
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ARROW FILM DISTRIBUTORS LTD. Full Moon In Paris [1984]
<I>Full Moon in Paris</I>, the fourth of Eric Rohmer's <I>Comedies and Proverbs</I>, is also the most ironic and, in many ways, the most judgmental of his films. Louise (Pascale Ogier), a restless designer bored with sleepy suburban life outside of Paris, lives with her lover, Remy (Tcheky Karyo), a stable architect happy with a calm home life and a long-term relationship. The independent Louise decides to move back into her old Paris apartment during the week, losing herself in the bustle of dinner parties and nightclubs and single men, while spending her weekends back with Remy. Louise becomes briefly entangled with another man, a spontaneous musician who is the opposite of Remy, but in a neat twist on the formula, Remy himself drifts to another--at the suggestion of Louise herself. <p> Willowy Ogier's kittenish sexuality and zest for life are wrapped in a self-absorbed determination that borders on indifference, but for the most part this is another wryly witty look at modern love from the master of the sophisticated romantic comedy. Fabrice Luchini plays Louise's best friend and conniving confidante, Octave, and Laszlo Szabo appears as a café patron who pontificates on the magical effects of the full moon. Ogier, who died shortly after the film's release, designed many of the handsome sets. Rohmer followed this with perhaps his most generous character study, the modestly magical romantic adventure <I>Summer</I>. --<I>Sean Axmaker</I>
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Penguin Books Ltd Full Moon: A Blandings Story
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Jonathan Cape Full Moon
The Apollo missions, completed between 1967 and 1972, were achieved due to the magnificent co-operative effort of 400,000 men and women, and resulted in the miraculous feat of no deaths, six lunar landings, and over 32,000 photographs. To mark the 30th anniversary of the first landing, the Hayward Gallery in London held an exhibition in Summer 1999 of a selection of those photographs under the title Full Moon. Indulge yourself in the catalogue of the show and it will take your breath away. Artist and photographer Michael Light has drawn on Nasa's huge archive to put together an archetypal lunar journey in images, from take-off to landing. It is awesome. To communicate the necessary density required a special black ink --Luna Nero was developed solely for the printing of this book, and the latest digital resources were used to process miles of black-and-white negatives and colour transparencies to a unique razor-sharp clarity. With five gatefold montage panoramas included, this is landscape photography at its best. Astronauts take their first steps in space, their cables attaching them to their mother craft like giant umbilical cords. The moody surface of the moon changes with every picture, resembling fried egg-white, Emmental cheese, and bubbling broth, magnificent desolation where humankind is the alien. Everything is shadow, scale, texture, trails. Ultimately space travel, like any journeying, is about where you come from rather than where you are going, and the pictures of the Earth taken from space are about as life-affirming as anything you will see. The final image, taken from a capsule that has landed in the Pacific Ocean, ironically shows a seascape redolent of the moon, but appropriately coloured Earth-defining blue. Andrew Chaikin, author of the definitive study of the Apollo missions <I>A Man in the Moon</I>, has written a well-observed essay to complement Light's sequence, but there is no doubting the stars of the show, so to speak. At a time when we've bewilderingly lost a sense of space, this luxurious and spiritual book brilliantly captures something of it anew. --<I>David Vincent</I>
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Chrysalis Children's Books Full Moon Soup
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Jonathan Cape Full Moon
The Apollo missions, completed between 1967 and 1972, were achieved due to the magnificent co-operative effort of 400,000 men and women, and resulted in the miraculous feat of no deaths, six lunar landings, and over 32,000 photographs. To mark the 30th anniversary of the first landing, the Hayward Gallery in London held an exhibition in Summer 1999 of a selection of those photographs under the title Full Moon. Indulge yourself in the catalogue of the show and it will take your breath away. Artist and photographer Michael Light has drawn on Nasa's huge archive to put together an archetypal lunar journey in images, from take-off to landing. It is awesome. To communicate the necessary density required a special black ink --Luna Nero was developed solely for the printing of this book, and the latest digital resources were used to process miles of black-and-white negatives and colour transparencies to a unique razor-sharp clarity. With five gatefold montage panoramas included, this is landscape photography at its best. Astronauts take their first steps in space, their cables attaching them to their mother craft like giant umbilical cords. The moody surface of the moon changes with every picture, resembling fried egg-white, Emmental cheese, and bubbling broth, magnificent desolation where humankind is the alien. Everything is shadow, scale, texture, trails. Ultimately space travel, like any journeying, is about where you come from rather than where you are going, and the pictures of the Earth taken from space are about as life-affirming as anything you will see. The final image, taken from a capsule that has landed in the Pacific Ocean, ironically shows a seascape redolent of the moon, but appropriately coloured Earth-defining blue. Andrew Chaikin, author of the definitive study of the Apollo missions <I>A Man in the Moon</I>, has written a well-observed essay to complement Light's sequence, but there is no doubting the stars of the show, so to speak. At a time when we've bewilderingly lost a sense of space, this luxurious and spiritual book brilliantly captures something of it anew. --<I>David Vincent</I>
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Mainstream Publishing Full Moon: Rugby in the Red
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Mainstream Publishing Full Moon: Rugby in the Red
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Berkley Publishing Group Full Moon
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Bantam Books Full Moon Rising
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Holy Cow Press As Long as the Moon Shall Rise: Reflections on the Full Moon
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McCullagh Publishing, a Division of Siren Systems On the Night of the Full Moon
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Viz Media Full Moon: Volume 4 (Full Moon)
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Viz Media Full Moon: Volume 5 (Full Moon)
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Viz Media Full Moon: Volume 3 (Full Moon)
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Viz Media Full Moon: Volume 2 (Full Moon)
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Viz Media Full Moon: Volume 1 (Full Moon)
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Capall Bann Publishing Taming the Wolf: Full Moon Meditations
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Broccoli International USA, Inc Until the Full Moon: v. 2
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Broccoli International USA, Inc Until the Full Moon: v. 1
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