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Eric Hutchinson - Sounds Like This
(Piano/Vocal/Guitar Artist Songbook). Our matching folio to the oft-blogged-about iTunes bestseller from singer/songwriter Eric Hutchinson includes 10 tunes: All Over Now * Back to Where I Was * Food Chain * It Hasn't Been Long Enough * Oh! * OK, It's Alright with Me * Outside Villanova * Rock & Roll * You Don't Have to Believe Me * and You've Got You, plus a great interview with Eric, his sketches, and his thoughts on each song.
Songversations
Each of the 50 record-shaped cards in this conversation deck is printed with a music-themed question on each side (100 questions total). The questions range in format: some invoke songs that are tied to memories (name a song from your school dance); others prompt you to choose an ideal soundtrack for a hypothetical situation (if you were a major league baseball player, what song would blast when you’re up to bat?); some cards aim to get people comparing their favorite (and not-so-favorite) music moments. Created expressly to start a conversation about the music people love and the personal insights that their favorite songs evoke, Songversations is the perfect gift for serious audiophiles, casual listeners, and everyone in between.
Gaia's Children
Society is crumbling. Greed and corruption at the top, poverty and hardship at the bottom. Families struggling as prices rise and currency devalues. The young faced with a future without hope turning to violence. The authorities clamping down ever harder as resentment rises. A powder keg needing one spark. A young journalist and his wife meet an Alien who, in a television interview, tells them that if they don't start thinking for themselves, instead of leaving it to others, their world is on the path to extinction. The fuse is lit. The couple start a campaign but they are too late. Pollution and biological weapons threaten to wipe out all life. A small spaniel and a young girl offer a ray of hope and the couple come to realise that not only is their world at risk but the fate of the entire Cosmos.
Sounds Like This
Eric Hutchinson is a true American, soulful singer-songwriter with influences and sounds reminiscent of Stevie Wonder, Billy Joel, Ben Folds, Jack Johnson, John Mayer and PaulSimon. He plays venues across the U.S. and Canada and has toured with Joe Jackson and G. Love as well as opened shows for artists ranging from Rachel Yamagata to Jason Mraz. His current album has been an iTunes smash hit by one of the highest reaching unsigned artists ever. In addition, he has sold a combined total of over 40,000 iTunes singles. Previously available on his own imprint, Let s Break Records, Sounds Like This has sold over 10,000 copies; Hutchinson has sold 6,000 copies of another previously released live album as well.
Jet
The weekly source of African American political and entertainment news.
The Music of Our Lives
Ancestors and descendants of Charles Frederick Hutchinson (1853-1911), born in Norwich, Vermont, a son of Frederick Hutchinson and Charlotte Fisk. He died in Smith Center, Kansas. The earliest ancestor, Rich- ard Hutchinson, emigrated from England to Salem, Massachusetts 1635. Charles married Maria Elizabeth Alter (1857-1915), born in Danville, Iowa to Jeremiah Reinhardt Alter and Elizabeth Romig. Early Alter ancestors came from Switzerland in 1753 and settled in Pennsylvania. Romig ancestors came originally from Germany and settled also in Pennsylvania. Descendants live in South Dakota, Kansas, California and elsewhere.
The Financial Briefing
Provides an overview of the many financial and life issues everyone will face at some point, with quick and easy-to-understand answers to help the reader develop a blueprint for a financial future, navigate critical money decisions at each stage of life, and hold meaningful conversations with family regarding money.
People, Sheep and Nature Conservation
With almost half a million people and more than six times as many sheep, Tasmania has a rich history of wool production. In the drier parts of the island, graziers raise sheep partly using the native vegetation on their extensive runs. People, Sheep and Nature Conservation explores this use of the run country and the interaction of graziers, sheep and nature. Other topics covered include how graziers manage the runs for profit, how they feel about nature and manage their properties for conservation, how sheep interact with native animals and plants on the runs, and the implications of the ongoing loss of run country to clearance and inundation. In an unusual combination of history, geography, social science, ecological science and policy analysis, this entertaining and well-illustrated book uses the vivid words of the graziers, historical sources and the results of contemporary research to provide some insight into these issues. Although a Tasmanian story, it will resonate more widely, as the integration of production and nature conservation within complex societies, cultures and economies is an outcome desired on a global scale.
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