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Cole was a good sheriff, may be a mite too lenient at times, but when the chips were down, the town of Barberry fully appreciated his prowess with guns & fists. But he didn't know there was a tragedy in his past that would affect his actions
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Oscar-winning biopic of the legendary blues, soul & jazz musician. Even though he had lost his sight as a young boy & grew up in a segregated, racist society, Ray Charles (Jamie Foxx) is determined to follow his love of music & begins a successful t ...

A double bill of soul. ' Ray' is the Oscar-winning biopic of the legendary blues, soul & jazz musician. Even though he had lost his sight as a young boy & grew up in a segregated, racist society, Ray Charles (Jamie Foxx) is determined to follow his lov ...

RGJCD267 – Ray Charles Features 8 Complete & Re-Mastered Classic Albums On 4 C Ds. Disc 1 Ray Charles (1957) 1. Ain’t That Love 2.51 2. Drown In My Own Tears 3.20 3. Come Back Baby 3.04 4. Sinner’s Prayer 3.22 5. Funny (But I Still Love You) 3.12 ...

Ray Harryhausen is one of the most innovative & influential film animators in the history of the medium, responsible for such classic films as Jason & the Argonauts, The 7th Voyage of Sinbad, Clash of the Titans & One Million Years BC. A pioneer of stop-motion animation he has won countless awards, including a star on the Hollwood Walk of Fame, & inspired numerous film-makers, such as Stephen Spielberg, George Lucas & Peter Jackson. Rays story has been told in books such as An Animated Life & many of his concept drawings & models have appeared in The Art of Ray Harryhausen (both of which books were also published by Aurum). This new book reveals a wealth of fascinating artefacts relating to his films that has never been seen before, many of them recently discovered in a garage in Los Angeles. Designed in the form of a scrapbook, it provides a visual feast for Harryhausen fans. There are models from unrealized projects, such as dinosaurs from the unfinished film Evolution; prints of outtakes from various films including The Beast from 20, 000 Fathoms; early concept drawings & storyboards; colour transparencies of Ray at work; written artefacts such as letters & production budgets & a diary that details Rays first meeting with his mentor Willis O? Brien; early film treatments & script extracts; publicity posters & brochures; & much, much more. Some of the items show Rays earliest artistic endeavours such as watercolours painted when he was 15 years old & marionettes of creatures from King Kong that he made when he saw the film in 1933. Organized into themed chapters covering the different genres that Ray worked in, each film is given a brief introduction & every image has a detailed caption. In many cases images are juxtaposed to show how a creature or effect evolved or to compare a concept drawing with a still from the finished film. The result is a treasure trove of rare artefacts & material which not only offer new insights into how Ray created particular effects, but bring the worlds of his films to life in a new way & paint a fascinating visual portrait of the man himself & his creative imagination. This is a must for every Ray Harryhausen fan. ...

Ray Mears has travelled the world for much of his life learning & teaching wilderness skills. Now he reflects on his experiences in some of the most remote & beautiful places on Earth along with his own stunning photographs of the landscapes & peoples he's encountered. Fascinated by photography from an early age, each of Ray's pictures captures an instant of life, a powerful experience he has compared to hunting
- to releasing the trigger on a rifle. This book reveals our dramatically changing planet & inspires us to look more closely at the changes around us. See our vanishing world through the eyes, ears & camera lens of Ray Mears.
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Details: In RAYS MEARS GOES WALKABOUT Ray Mears journeys through the wilderness of the Australian Outback to learn about
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Based on Mears's BBC2 survival series, this guide explains both to groups & individuals, the everyday skills required to live in & enjoy the natural world without violating it. Topics range from constructing a natural shelter, building a fire & orienteering, to identifying medicinal herbs. ...

Ray Mears has travelled the world to see how native people manage to live on just what nature provides. What's always frustrated him is not knowing how our own ancestors fed themselves ï ½ & what we could learn about our own diet. We know they were hunter-gatherers, but no-one has been able to tell what they ate day to day. How did they find their calories, week in week out throughout the year? What were their staple foods? Where did they get their vitamins? How did they ensure their bodies received enough variety? In this book & the BBC TV series it inspired, he travels back ten thousand years to a time before farming to learn how our ancestors found, prepared & cooked their food. This extraordinary journey reveals many new possibilities ï ½ many of the same food sources are still there for us if only we know where to look. Through Ray Mears' knowledge of the countryside & the research conducted specially for this book with archaeo-botanist Gordon Hillman, we learn many new, useful & often surprising things about the amazingly rich natural larder that still surrounds us. ...