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French Village 1. Levroux, Loire 14″x11″ Print $40.00 |
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French Village 8. Levroux Gate, Loire 14″x11″ Print $40.00 |
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French Village 8. Levroux Gate, Loire 20″x16″ Print $65.00 |
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French Village 1. Levroux, Loire 20″x16″ Print $65.00 |
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French Village 8. Levroux Gate, Loire 14″x11″ Print $68.00 |
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French Village 1. Levroux, Loire 14″x11″ Print $68.00 |
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French Village 1. Levroux, Loire 36″x24″ Print $120.00 |
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French Village 8. Levroux Gate, Loire 36″x24″ Print $120.00 |
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Erin Dertner ‘French Country Village’ Art Tapestry $29.49 *Tapestry by famed artist Erin Dertner depicts a French country village *Woven on a jacquard loom with a unique blend of cotton and polyester, tapestry is lined and finished with a tapestry rod sleeve on the back for easy hanging *Decorative accessory features green, deep red, gold, brown, blue, cream, and black colors *Measures 39 inches wide x 51.5 inches high *Model number mt44 Please note: hanging rod not included. |
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Village of the Damned/Children of the Damned (DVD) $11.75 This release contains two suspenseful horror films from the 1960s: VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED and CHILDREN OF THE DAMNED. See invididual titles for detailed information.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen – 1.85Audio: Mono – English Mono – French |
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Village Matters (Hardcover) $78.4 Kabylia is a Berber-speaking, densely populated mountainous region east of Algiers, that has played an important part in Algerian pre- and post-independence politics, and continues to be troublesome to central government. But `Kabylia` is also an ideal, shaped and shared by a variety of intellectual trends both in Algeria and in France. Kabylia was seen by sociologically minded nineteenth-century French authors as a model of primitive democracy and became central to their debates about good government, the nature of `race`, nationhood, and the social bond. These qualities have by now largely been appropriated by Kabyles themselves, and have become central to Kabyle self-images discussed on numerous web-sites run by Kabyle emigrants in France as much as by local parties and associations in Kabylia itself. Central to this image is the Kabyles` attachment to their home villages. But what exactly makes a village a village? And how can this emphasis on communal autonomy be articulated within a modern nation-state? These are the questions this book tries to answer through an in-depth case study of one particular village, analysing the contemporary debates that animate it, and tracing its history through the French conquest and occupation, the Algerian war of independence, and the political turmoil, including the challenge of Islamist politics, that followed independence. The `village`, as much as Kabylia as a whole, emerges as a place made by its internal contradictions, and that can only be understood with reference to the position it occupies within the various intellectual, political, economic and cultural `world-systems` of which it is part. |
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The Pope of Greenwich Village (DVD) $11.75 THE POPE OF GREENWICH VILLAGE tells the gritty story of Charlie (Mickey Rourke) and his cousin Paulie (Eric Roberts), two down-on-their-luck small-time hoods out to make a score in New York's Little Italy. When their plan goes bad, they find themselves in trouble with the local mob, as well as the law. The film was adapted from Vincent Patrick's own best-seller.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen – 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital Mono – English Dolby Digital Mono – French Dolby Digital Mono – SpanishAdditional Release Material: Trailers – 1. Original Theatrical |
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Village People – Macho Man $5.98 Lyricist: Victor Willis.Personnel: Victor Willis (vocals); Nathanial Wilkie (guitar, Clavinet); Rodger Lee, Jimmy Lee (guitar); Russell Dabney (drums); Crusher Bennett (congas); Felipe Rose, Peter Whitehead, Phil Kraus (percussion).Assembled by French producer Jacques Morali, who also struck gold with the outrageous Ritchie Family, the Village People took high camp and good spirits even farther over the top with their overtly gay-oriented disco. Masters of exploitation or attraction was always the debate as the band cruised through songs that were immediate club staples during the late `70s. But despite the inevitable, and often ridiculous controversies, what is important is that this band, no matter how plastic fantastic or politically incorrect they may have appeared, still turned in some classic performances. The sextet, fronted by the talented vocalist Victor Willis, had already made a splash on the disco scene with their self-titled 1977 debut. With that LP clocking in under 30 minutes, Morali ensured that there was still room for more. One of two Village People albums to appear in 1978, Macho Man hit the stores in the spring to immediate success. A punchy, driving disco flanked by Willis` funk vocals marks the consistent keynote of this LP — one that was all but crushed under the dominance of "Macho Man." And OK, the costume party image was the gimmick, it was the distracting fascination that brought the band so much attention. But there are interesting moments buried here as well. "I Am What I Am" may not have been subtle, but it certainly was a well-constructed slab of groove. And as for the gospel-tinged "Sodom and Gomorrah," there`s a good reason why it was buried at the end of the album. Also of note, for the preservation of history, is the throwaway "Just a Gigolo/I Ain`t Got Nobody" medley. This particular coupling was devised by Louis Prima in 1956 and, of course, the classic 1985 rendering by a top-hatted and be-suited David Lee Roth is now nearly a camp classic. In terms of hot pop shenanigans, however, the lesson here is that the Village People did it first. ~ Amy Hanson Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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The Village $7.83 This novel about life in a Vietnam village is required reading for all Marine sergeants. |
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Hotel Kyriad Paris Bercy Village $105.6 Hotel Kyriad Paris Bercy Village > PAR > 17 Rue Baron Le Roy > Paris > > 75012>The Kyriad Paris Bercy Village stands along a tree lined street in Paris, France. This modern hotel is located two blocks from Village de Bercy. A glass fronted lobby is designed with white metal pillars and red fabrics. The Diner a Bercy prepares French fare such as specialty omelets made with fine herbs and gruyere cheese. A bar features a plasma screen television and offers seasonal service on the terrace. A white metal staircase leads to two function rooms that each accommodate 25 people. A business corner is outfitted with a computer and printer, and is equipped with wireless Internet access. The reception desk is staffed 24 hours a day. This hotel offers 201 air conditioned guestrooms. Accommodations include private bathrooms. Wireless Internet access is available.Notifications and Fees:This hotel accepts pets weighing less than 10 kg. The following mandatory hotel imposed fees are charged and collected by the hotel either at check in or check out. A city/local tax will be charged The above list may not be comprehensive. Mandatory hotel imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change. Additional fees and deposits may be charged by the property at time of service, check in, or check out. Pets: EUR 5 per pet, per night>The preferred airport for Kyriad Paris Bercy Village is Paris (ORY Orly) 11.6 km / 7.2 mi. Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property’s location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance. Distances are displayed to the nearest 0. 1 mile and kilometre. |
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Paul Cezanne ‘Village Behind the Fence’ Canvas Art $52.99 This beautiful art piece by Paul Cezanne depicts a small French town behind a fence. The French impressionistic style of this Cezanne art print is sure to bring serenity to any room in your home.*Artist: Paul Cezanne *Title: Village Behind the Fence *Product type: Canvas art *Style: Contemporary *Format: Portrait *Size: Small *Subject: Museum Masters *Outside dimensions: 14 inches wide x 21 inches high x 2 inches deep |
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Village Nights $17.99 Village Nights |
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Village Lantern - $14.99 Village Lantern - |
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The Village Compass $20.99 The Village Compass |
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Forgotten Village, The $6.55 FORGOTTEN VILLAGE, THE |
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French Essence (Hardcover) $29.11 The author of My French Life returns with a breathtaking, full-color tour of the culture and style unique to Provence. Ten years ago, Vicki Archer and her husband began restoring a seventeenth-century olive farm in Saint-Remy-de-Provence, resurrecting the ancient orchards and renovating the farmhouse. The story of Archer`s dream come true is an enchanting one, captured on the pages of her debut book, My French Life. Now fully at home in this magnificent corner of the world, she brings us a guide for celebrating and re-creating Proven¿¿al ambiance. A lover of architecture, art, furniture, and d¿¿cor, Archer knows that the best interiors are inspired by the heart as much as the mind. French Essence is designed to spark both, with gorgeous photographs of lush gardens, timeless interiors, hauntingly beautiful village lanes, and inspired aesthetic details. Sumptuous cuisine and charming shops are also essential features of the tour, giging all readers the chance to vicariously savor the sensuous pleasures and effortless chic of this region. Reminiscent of Frances Mayes`s lavishly illustrated books, In Tuscany and Bringing Tuscany Home, Archer`s captivating words and scenes open the doors of inspiration for all who cherish the French way of life. |
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Tradition, Revolution, and Market Economy in a North Vietnamese Village, 1925-2006 (Hardcover) $60.76 In 1992, Luong (anthropology, U. of Toronto) published Revolution in the village; tradition and transformation in North Vietnam, 1925-1988, an in-depth study of a small village based on field research, including extensive interviews. In this volume, he expands and updates the story after new research trips in 2004 and 2006 as well as research of newly available archives in Hanoi in 2003. The result is extremely satisfying, tracing the economic, political, and societal forms and changes of the village from the French colonial period through the recent rise of a market economy. The earlier chapters have been revised based on the archival research and the concluding chapters are new to this edition. Annotation �2010 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) |
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French $7.79 Describes the history of French slang, and lists slang words and phrases with their proper usage and literal translations. |
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Roumanian Village Music (A) $17.99 Roumanian Village Music (A) |
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Hark The Village Wait $14.99 Hark The Village Wait |
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Friday Night At The Village Vanguard $19.99 Friday Night At The Village Vanguard |
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Best Of The Village People $14.99 Best Of The Village People |
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Revenge Of The Village Idiots $20.99 Revenge Of The Village Idiots |
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East Village Opera Company $9.99 East Village Opera Company |
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East Village Other $17.99 East Village Other |
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Global Village 2 $20.99 Global Village 2 |
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Village Soul 2 $20.99 Village Soul 2 |
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Attack of the Puppet People/Village of the Giants (DVD) $9.78 ATTACK OF THE PUPPET PEOPLE: A lonely puppeteer invents a device for creating incredibly life-like puppets that look suspiciously similar to missing townspeople.VILLAGE OF THE GIANTS: A group of teenagers become giants after ingesting a strange concoction on a bet. Invented by one of their friends, a kid named Genius, (Ron Howard) the stuff makes any living thing grow tremendously. Being teenagers, once they get big and strong, they quickly become juvenile delinquents.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAudio: Mono – English Subtitles – French, Spanish |
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