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Thief $4.95 1995 reissue of Tangerine Dream’s terrific soundtrack to director Michael Mann’s 1981 action/ adventure starring James Caan, Tuesday Weld, James Belushi and Willie Nelson. Eight tracks. A Virgin release. … |
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Louise Bourgeois: The Spider, the Mistress and the Tangerine $16.28 Famous for her giant spider sculptures and other brazenly provocative works, 90-year-old artist Louise Bourgeois offers the curious an intimate tour through her studio and sheds light on the obsessions with childhood mystery that fuel her most memorable creations. This documentary offers a spellbinding tribute to the feminist icon whose artistry has remained on the cutting edge for over six decade… |
Perfumes and Fragrances
Mankind has been using perfume for quite a long time. Some people say it was first discovered in ancient Egypt and used by different civilizations such as ancient Chinese, Hindus, Israelites, Carthaginians, Arabs, Greeks, Romans and finally reintroduced hundreds of years later in France. Ever since, French perfume has become famous worldwide and today sets the standard for excellence.
The word perfume comes from Latin, meaning 'through smoke'. Perfume came into being in the early days, through the burning of incense and aromatic herbs. Ever since, it has influenced mankind up to a point to become a product of desire.
For those purchasing perfumes, it is wise to become familiarized with basic fragrance groups which will help to find the perfect perfume one might be looking for.
The citrus fragrance category derives from different fruits such as lime, lemon, tangerine, mandarin and others, creating a sort of refreshing aroma. Mostly used during the summer. Appropriate for office wear, day or evening wear.
The floral fragrance category derives from large varieties of flowers such as vanilla, jasmine, roses and others. It is the most popular and used fragrance group. The scent of romance and starry nights.
The oriental fragrance category derives from mixtures of spices, resins, amber, balsams and other exotic essences, creating a warm and exotic feeling. Widely used during the winter season in the evening.
The chypre fragrance category derives from different wood-moss mixes, providing earthly aromas such as oak moss and other types of wood. Chypre fragrances smell slightly dry, not very sweet. Chypre perfumes are rich and tenacious, usually for those who tend to prefer slightly out of the norm fragrances.
The green fragrance category derives from scents of pine, leaves, herbs, juniper and others, providing a sharp outdoor scent. Good day wear and occasional evening wear in warmer weather.
The Fougere category of perfume scents derives from bergamot, oakmoss and geranium, and is mostly used my men. It has a classy style. Great fragrance choice for distinguished gentlemen.
These diversified fragrances will evoke different feelings and people just seem to enjoy that very much. Now that the basic fragrance groups have been explained, it's up to one to make the best of his next perfume purchase and make use of the perfume fragrance that best suits his lifestyle.
However, while purchasing perfumes one should bewared that famous brand name perfumes are fairly expensive. If one is looking for genuine perfumes, he must be willing to spend fairly amount of money. However evoking memories of romantic moments thru fragrances may just be priceless and the expensive perfume price may just become fair.
Roberto Sedycias
IT Consultant
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A Splintered View $29.98 My novel, A Splintered View, is a modern day thriller, strung together with elements of humor and romance, and then fi rmly knotted on top with family roots and faith in God.Set in the fi ctional town of Sienna Springs, Texas, Deputy Sheriff Daniel Yohner is given the task of solving a double murder. The murdered victims are the son and daughter of two powerful men, the Mennonite Elder Josiah Behrtager, and County Judge Bradworth T. Warner, who each have their own secrets. Daniel must return to the Mennonite settlement where he was born and face his own demons. When he uncovers the clandestine operation that led to the murders, he also comes to know his own heart and renews his faith in God.Dolores McConnell Young is a native Texan, and grew up on a cotton farm in the same West Texas region as the setting of her novels. Although she acquired the knowledge to drive a tractor and start an irrigation siphon hose, she much preferred to sit in a corner and become lost in a good whodunit novel. When ask to describe herself, she jokingly says, "I'm left-handed, wear glasses and I was a middle child. Infl uenced by an artist mother and grandmother, she grew up seeing everything in magenta, tangerine, and turquoise. Her goal in writing was to paint a scene on paper as vivid as they did in oils. She lives in Lubbock, Texas, and has two children. |
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