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Paperback. Condition: Fair. A cultural study of the meaning of jazz for America in the 1920s. Jazz made a tremendous impact on America at that time, becoming a subject of controversy as well as a major social influence.

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The poems in Choose Life knock on your door like a familiar friend stopping by to share a cup of tea. Finding themselves a comfortable chair in your living room, they speak of universal themes offering reassurance, hope, and encouragement. Each poem shows up with a photograph so that you can see as well as hear their whisperings of wisdom and magic. Choose Life is dedicated to my 98-year-old father's philosophy of life. His life's purpose is encouraging people to look forward to growing older, to try something new, to be positive and to exercise daily. To help create this book, my father chose which of my poems and photographs best represent his philosophy of life.There are poems that offer inspiration: Choose Life (page 2)Go ahead, Choose Life.No - not fifteen minutes of fame, the untouchable stash of money in the vault, orthe unknown gorgeous person on your arm.Poems for fun: Grumbling (page 4)I want to kick a stone down the streetover and over again, until my nice, new black shoes are scuffedand I can grumble at the stone that caused it.Poems that offer Guidance: Don't Hit the Tree. (page 62)From the top of the hill, all I see are wooden monolithsguarding a narrow passageway.My skis start to slip down the polished slope, as I begin my chant: Don't hit the tree.Don't hit the tree Nature Poems: Redwood (page 40)A tree passed me by the other day, as it journeyed into the next century.Poems that explore going Beyond Expectations (page 66)What if I sailed beyond expectations and fears?Kept going into the unknownbeyond the bounds of predictabilityover the edge of - what.…

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Hardback. Condition: Good. This is an cultural study about the effects of jazz on America in the 1920s. Jazz had a profound impact at this time, and became a subject of huge controversy. Its raw emotion and sexuality, its extraordinary artistic innovation, and the speed of its communities to the broader worlds of Chicago and New York, were both shocking and powerfully attractive at the same time. Kathy Ogren first describes the dissemination of jazz from its roots in the deep south to the cabarets and nightclubs of the north, and through recordings and radio. She then focuses on the dynamically opposed attitudes that the early jazz boom produced, both in blacks and whites, and provides new insights into the music's sociological impact and importance.…

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Hardback. Condition: Good. In 1835, Colonel Thomas S. Meacham wanted to give the president of the United States a present that celebrated the achievements of his upstate New York farming community. Believing that big is always better, he decided a colossal, legen-dairy gift was in order: a wheel of cheese measuring four feet in diameter, two feet thick, and weighing 1,400 pounds. Transporting the cheese to Washington D.C. was another big undertaking. It traveled by wagon and by ship, before being delivered to the White House on New Year's Day in 1836. But with a big cheese comes a big smell, and after a year the president had a stinky situation on his hands. How can he get rid of this cheesy gift? Readers of all ages will enjoy this slice of American history. Back matter includes science facts on cheese making. Breen, Lesley (illustrator).…

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