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 How Buildings Learn: What Happens After They're Built $30.00 I would buy from here again, the book was in great condition and shipped quickly.  The Alamo $13.98 Having seen the film and bought the DVD, I had to buy the soundtrack music, which is one of the most moving and appropriate to a film I've ever heard. David[!] Crockett really did play the fiddle, and though Billy Bob Thornton himself didn't, he sure made it look real! He is my favorite, as he was the most authentic character was the best choice in the film. When listening to "the Mockingbird" I got goose pimples. I liked the deguello ONLY accompanied by "Deguello de Crockett" because the true Deguello was played, almost to the note, in the film "Rio Bravo", a deadly, merciless and haunting trumpet solo (the actual sheet music is shown in "A Time to Stand," a good book on the Alamo battle by by a Mr. Myers). The San Antonio de Bexar Tejano music was authentic and the poignant Celtic sound at the film's beginning was so moving. But for me, when Jim Bowie steps into his ruined home and is momentarily transported back a few years to welcome with open arms his now dead wife coming toward him; it gets me all misty and makes me feel like Dona Ursula herself! I admit I must have the DVD on and watch the scene to get worked up. But for one, I give this CD cinco estrellas *****.  Historic Print (L): They're after me" / Edward Penfield." $237.00 This is a museum quality, reproduction print on premium paper with archival/UV resistant inks. The framed work is single matted (ivory), under acrylic glass, with a hanging wire.Date: [between 1884 and 1925]Subject: Sprinter. Title devised by cataloger. No publication information. Accession no. DLC/PP-1933:0034. BAR updated record 1989-1994.Notes: Format: SOURCE: Library of Congress |
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