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The Power of the Spoken Word
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My First Spoken Words - Babies
This book is suitable for children from birth to 3 years. Through repetition, children will learn to say their first basic words as they open each page. The clear sound chip will tell the child what is pictured on each page, and the child will repeat the word, speaking some of his or her first words. The pages are individually wired, so a new sound will be heard on each page.
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The Spoken Word - Poets
The Spoken Word: Poets - 32 Tracks on 1 CD.
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2TellMe is located inside the prefs application. Go to the launcher, start the prefs application and look there. You can then activate or deactivate it here. Additionally you can activate and deactivate it always from the command bar.
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Oxford BBC Guide to Pronunciation: The Essential Handbook of the Spoken Word
"The Oxford BBC Guide to Pronunciation" is the ideal source for finding out how to pronounce controversial or difficult words and names. Expert guidance is given on how to pronounce 15,000+ difficult words and names, using both the International Phonetic Alphabet and simpler respelled pronunciations. There are notes on individual entries where pronunciation has changed or is disputed, or where there is simply further interesting information. Special panels look at topics such as changes in pronunciation...
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Spoken Word: Evelyn Waugh
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Viper’s Bugloss—Spoken Word
The diminutive plant has a baby-blue flower which appears, like stars strewn across a magic carpet, on the short turf of grassy headlands in spring. It has a wonderful child-like feel to it. As an essence, Spring Squill helps one to catch one’s star, keeping one’s dreams and sense of destiny clear and intact. Our life-dreams begin in childhood. It is incredibly important that these are nurtured, encouraged and developed at an early age – thereby giving us our own inner magic carpet as a foundation...
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Alexander Scourby ’s dramatic and moving narration of the Bible has touched and inspired the hearts of millions. Best known for his magnificent voice, Scourby was a noted Broadway Shakespearean actor, a radio and movie actor, and narrator of classic TV documentaries. One of his greatest achievements, however, was narrating the Bible—a recording project that took over one year to complete.
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A spectator shuffles and cuts the deck and without looking puts a card into his pocket. A random number is written on a borrowed pad with a borrowed pen, a random prefix is added and the whole lot is dialled on a borrowed phone BY THE SPECTATOR. The random sucker on the end is persuaded to to participate in the effect and told to pick a card mentally. The performer does not touch the deck at any time from the start to the finish. Or the phone. He does not speak to the person on the other end of the...
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The Spoken Word: Oral Culture in Britain, 1500-1850 - Politics, Culture & Society in Early Modern Britain S.
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American Writers: (Spoken Word)
On this triple CD, published to coincide with the British Writers CD set, some 27 American Writers talk about their lives and work. Most of the recordings come from BBC broadcasts and many have not been published before. Highlights on this CD include: rare recordings of two early American winners of the Nobel Prize for Literature: Sinclair Lewis and Pearl Buck. It also features Arthur Miller talking about his marriage to Marilyn Monroe, and John Steinbeck talking about why he wrote The Grapes of...
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An evening of spoken word with Henry Rollins
Best known to some as the frenetic frontman for punk rock legends Black Flag and later the Rollins Band, Henry Rollins gives a special spoken word performance.
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