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The Witches
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The Witches
The Witches
The Grand High Witch has a fiendish plan for getting rid of all the children in England. First, her fellow hags will take over all the sweet shops. Next, they will sell poisoned sweets and chocolate which turn children into mice! Then, make way for the mouse traps...

This terrible plan is overheard by the young boy narrator of the story. Fortunately, his grandma knows something about witches. Unfortunately, before he has a chance to consult her, he is turned into a mouse himself.

Will the witches triumph? Are the children of England doomed? And what exactly is the secret behind grandma's missing finger? This award-winning tale has all the answers.
 
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Jeeves and Wooster S02E01
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Jeeves and Wooster S02E01Телесериал "Дживc и Вустер" (Jeeves and Wooster)
После долгого перерыва мы возвращаемся к героям П.Г.Вудхауза. Вас ждет первая серия второго сезона.
Как обычно, на английском языке, с восстановленными английскими и русскими субтитрами.
Приятного просмотра!
 
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Connections by James Burke
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Connections by James Burke

___James Burke, the BBC's chief reporter on the Apollo missions to the moon, was awarded the Royal Television Society silver medal in 1973 and the gold medal in 1974. Connections was over two years in the making, the research and filming taking the author to twnety-three countries. James Burke lives in London.
___You can make all the plans you will, plot to make a fortune in the commodities market, speculate on developing trends: all will likely come to naught, for "however carefully you plan for the future, someone else's actions will inevitably modify the way your plans turn out". So writes the English scholar and documentary producer James Burke in his sparkling book Connections, a favourite of historically minded readers ever since its first publication in 1978. Taking a hint from Jacob Bronowski's Ascent of Man, Burke charts the course of technological innovation from ancient times to the present, but always with a subversive eye for things happening in spite of, and not because of, their inventors' intentions. Burke gives careful attention to the role of accident in human history. In his opening pages, for instance, he writes of the invention of uniform coinage, an invention that hinged on some unknown Anatolian prospector's discovering that a fleck of gold rubbed against a piece of schist - a "touchstone" - would leave a mark indicating its quality. Just so, we owe the invention of modern printing to Johann Gutenberg's training as a goldsmith, for his knowledge of the properties of metals enabled him to develop a press whose letterforms would not easily wear down. With Gutenberg's invention, Burke notes, came a massive revolution in the European economy, for, as he writes, "the easier it is to communicate, the faster change happens". Burke's book is a splendid and educational entertainment for our fast-changing time. - Gregory McNamee - This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
 
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Apostle Paul - Audio Lectures (mp3)
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Apostle Paul Apostle Paul - Audio Lectures (mp3)
(12 lectures, 30 minutes/lecture
+ Coursebook)
Taught by Luke Timothy Johnson
Emory University
Ph.D., Yale University
 
Coming to grips with Christianity means coming to grips with Paul. There is no figure aside from Jesus himself who is more important to the history of this world religion, and no figure from the age of the early church about whom we know more or of whom we have a more rounded view.
This course addresses many questions concerning Paul's embattled life and work. Is Paul the inventor of Christianity or part of a larger movement? Is he best understood from the Acts of the Apostles or from his letters? Why does he focus on moral character of the community? How do his supporters and detractors depict him?
You consider his letters to the Thessalonians, Corinthians, and Galatians. You explore his religious commitments as a member of the Pharisaic movement, his persecution of the Christian sect, the dramatic experience that changed him into an apostle, and his work as a missionary and church founder.   

Course Lecture Titles

01 An Apostle Admired and Despised
02 How Should We Read Paul?
03 Paul’s Life and Letters
04 Problems of Early Christianity
05 First and Second Thessalonians
06 Life in the World—First Corinthians
07 Life in Christ—Second Corinthians
08 Life and Law—Galatians
09 Life and Righteousness—Romans
10 Fellowship—Letters from Captivity
11 History and Theology
12 Paul’s Influence

The Coursebook has been provided owing to cool592
 
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American Accent Program
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American Accent Program
Хотите говорить с американским акцЭнтом? :)

Подробный экскурс в интонацию, темп, мелодику и ритм американского английского.

Produced by the Ford Language Institute this accent program focuses not only on consonant and vowel sounds as they are used in American English, but also on intonation, stress and timing elements.


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