This CD is a digitally remastered release of Manos Hadjidakis' album of 1965, with music and songs composed for two theatrical performances: Lorka's "Blood Wedding" and Iakovos Kampanelis' (famous Greek playwright) "Fable Without Name". All songs are interpreted by the young singer Lakis Pappas with his very expressive voice. It is a CD of unique beauty and tenderness. A masterpiece that you never get tired of hearing again and again. You will find a nice booklet with rare photos. Enjoy.

Russian literature famously probes the depths of the human soul. These 36 half-hour lectures delve into this extraordinary body of work under the guidance of Professor Irwin Weil of Northwestern University, an award-winning teacher at Northwestern University and a legend among educators in the United States and Russia…

Tom Bol returns to the beautiful deserts of Moab, Utah for more outdoor adventure photography. In this course, Tom goes through a variety of set ups to capture the physicality and beauty of rock climbers and trail runners. Throughout the lessons, Tom talks about his goals of combining technical quality with the creative and artistic. He talks about image composition, utilizing sun and shadow, and adapting light to changing conditions. All of his subjects are shot amidst of the deep, rich colors of the southwest. The final shot of the course is a long exposure made at night.

From the creator of Spooks come a new sci-fi drama set in 2040. Mankind have found a new, life-sustaining planet and they plan to start a new life.

What makes this novel interesting to me, and made the difference between 3 and 4 stars, is the portrayal of the tensions in Elizabeth's life as her status changes. The Elizabeth portrayed by Ms Weir is deeply impacted by events around her and is quick to learn about the relative value of women as daughters, wives and mothers. At the same time, she is aware of the value of learning, the politics of religion and becomes aware of her own role as a pawn in the political marriage stakes. The focus on the early part of her life, while it undoubtedly slows the novel down, is valuable because it illustrates so clearly the insecurity born of uncertainty.

Stephanie Vitorino's Body Target 60 is an intense, advanced-level workout that offers a wide variety of motivating techniques to be sure every part of your body is thoroughly worked. After a 6 minute warm-up, Stephanie begins her workout with a half our of aerobic and toning intervals to get your body pumped and primed. This method of training burns the most fat by boosting your metabolism, increasing your heart rate, and strengtening each muscle group. By alternating between aerobics and toning, your body is kept in a prime, burning state that is optimal for fitness advanced. Stephanie uses challening cardio moves that are basic but intense, so you can focus on the work your doing and not on complicated moves. Her toning moves target everything–upper, lower, and core. After the half hour of floor aerobics and toning intervals, you move on to straight-forward weight work. You'll get down to business with effective base moves that add on in intensity, ensuring a thorough and effective workout.

Born mute, speaking only in sign, Edgar Sawtelle leads an idyllic life with his parents on their farm in remote northern Wisconsin. For generations, the Sawtelles have raised and trained a fictional breed of dog whose thoughtful companionship is epitomized by Almondine, Edgar's lifelong friend and ally. But with the unexpected return of Claude, Edgar's paternal uncle, turmoil consumes the Sawtelles' once peaceful home. When Edgar's father dies suddenly, Claude insinuates himself into the life of the farm–and into Edgar's mother's affections.

Tommy Roe's Greatest Hits on MCA is a fine 18-track collection that serves up the bubblegum icon's best songs and very little filler. Unlike a large number of Roe collections, this disc contains all original recordings made during his prime. And what a prime it was! Between 1962 and 1969, Roe was responsible for some of the brightest, snappiest bubblegum on the planet. From the funky breakbeats of "Dizzy" to the hushed romanticism of "It's Now Winter's Day" to the swampy groove of "Jam Up and Jelly Tight," there are enough hits here to make you think twice about calling Roe anything less than Hall of Fame material. A couple of collections have come along since the release of this to challenge it's worth, but they are each flawed in their own way. Until the perfect Roe collection comes along, this is a fine purchase.

Eisley will release their first album in four years, The Valley, on March 1 via Equal Vision Records. Promising to bring listeners through the band's darkest and most trying times, The Valley reveals their strength, patience and perseverance. On tracks like "Smarter" and "Sad," there's a musical aggression and emotional urgency that transports you to the moment they were written, laying bare the open wound of the broken heart.