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How do you think of Vince Carter and the Nets of New Jersey will be this year?
Contract extension for Vince Carter. It is now time to home of his championship. Will it? It was the Nets stay healthy and stay consistent enough all season to finally get a championship earned in New Jersey?
Vince Carter is one of the worst defensive players I've seen. They do not come close to a championship. And Jason Kidd is the leader of this team.
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International superstar and multi-media mogul, JAY-Z confirms the most highly speculated date in recent music history. Friday, September 11, 2009 is the official release date for the eagerly anticipated BLUEPRINT III... |
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This sweet comedy of sexual confusion begins with Anthony (Lane Janger), a New York City fireman who's madly in love with his fiancée Amy (Joelle Carter), but who can't shake his fantasy of seeing Amy being sexually intimate with another woman... |
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Jimmy Carter $3.48 Nobel Peace Prize Winner A peanut farmer and an obscure governor from the state of Georgia, Jimmy Carter was close to unknown until he ran for United States president in 1976. But throughout his presidency and in the years since he has left the White House, Jimmy Carter has worked so hard for peace -- even winning the Nobel Peace Prize -- that no on will ever ask, "Jimmy who?" again. Jimmy Carter is the world's peacemaker. He promotes human rights, social and economic justice, and works tirelessly with Habitat for Humanity to build housing for the poor and with the Carter Center to end hunger and wipe out diseases. This biography will reveal the man behind the name, and just how Jimmy Carter made the journey from a peanut farm in a tiny Georgia town to winning the Nobel Peace Prize. |
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Just Be Yourself Teacher Resource Guide (Carter High Chronicles Senior Year) $8.98 Just Be Yourself Teacher Resource Guide (Carter High Chronicles Senior Year) by Eleanor Robins Published in 2005 by Saddleback Educational Publishing, Inc. |
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CARTER SISTERS: CARTER SISTERS, MOTHER M $17.98 Chet Atkins: Mother Maybelle (vocals, guitar, background vocals); Chet Atkins (vocals, guitar, fiddle); June Carter (vocals); Helen Carter, Anita Carter (background vocals).This extensive collection features the legendary country guitarist Chet Atkins backing members of the equally storied first family of country music, the Carter Family, just before his first forays into studio session work in the early 1950s. In a variety of recordings taken from radio transcriptions, Atkins backs the Carter sisters on country novelty songs, such as "You Made Toothpicks of the Timber of My Heart" and "Take a Tater and Wait" (both featuring a young June Carter), and performs solo on some memorable instrumentals, including "When You and I Was Young, Maggie" and "I've Been Working on the Railroad." |
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Carter Clay $3.98 "This is before the accident. No one is dead yet. Blood circulates just as it should, two ounces per pump of the heart." So begins the extraordinary story of Carter Clay, a Vietnam veteran at loose ends. Drunk and driving a van down a Florida highway, Clay smashes into the Alitz family: Joe and Katherine, distinguished paleontologists, ad their daughter, Jersey. Joe is killed, Katherine and Jersey are seriously injured. In an attempt to redeem himself while still concealing his culpability, Clay becomes a questionable caretaker of Katherine and Jersey's damaged lives. He obtains a job as an aide at the hospital where Katherine and Jersey initially receive care. When Katherine's retired mother assumes reluctant responsibility for the pair, Clay further insinuates himself into their lives--imposing upon precocious Jersey and addled Katherine the baggage of his past and his haphazard faith in God. Suspenseful, psychologically complex, and inhabited by characters that will haunt your memory long after you have turned the last page, Carter Clay is a magnificent novel--a finely wrought tale of the frailty of identity and the possibility of redemption. |
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Tha Carter $13.98 It would be easy to read too much into the title of Lil Wayne's fourth album, especially in light of a mixtape (cunningly titled The Prefix) that preceded this, which featured the MC over a handful of tracks off Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter's Black Album. The title actually refers to Lil Wayne's actual last name (hint: it isn't Wayne), in addition to referencing the apartments run by Wesley Snipes' character in New Jack City. Although much has been made about Wayne's growth and new world view, there's about as much change as you'd expect from a Southern rap star who has been in the public eye from his late teens to his twenties. Mannie Fresh's stout production is in effect as ever, and to the MC's credit, the rhymes are less measured and are all the better for it. To beat that dead horse one more time, the album is far too long and not concerned enough with the quality control, despite including more than enough bright spots to keep the followers following. At just over 79 minutes in length, it's made evident that the length would actually be just over 89 minutes if a CD could hold 90 minutes' worth of music. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide |
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This Is The Carter $6 This Is The Carter - Lil Wayne |
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Carter Beats the Devil $3.98 An amazing, richly evocative novel of magic and history in the tradition of E. L. Doctorow and Caleb Carr. America in the 1920s was a nation obsessed with magic. Not just the kind performed in theaters and on stages across the country, but the magic of technology, science, and prosperity. Enter Charles Carter -- a.k.a. Carter the Great -- a young master performer whose skill as an illusionist exceeds even that of the great Houdini. Fueled by a passion for magic that grew out of desperation and loneliness, Carter has become a legend in his own time. His thrilling act involves outrageous stunts carried out on elaborate sets before the most demanding audiences. But the most outrageous stunt of all stars none other than President Warren Harding and ends up nearly costing Carter the reputation he worked so hard to create. Filled with historical references that evoke the excesses and enthusiasm of postwar, pre-Depression America, Carter Beats the Devil is the complex and illuminating story of one man's journey through a magical -- and sometimes dangerous -- world, where illusion is everything, and everything is illusory. |
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Landon Carter's Uneasy Kingdom $4.98 Landon Carter, a Virginia planter patriarch, left behind one of the most revealing of all American diaries. In this astonishingly rich biography, Rhys Isaac mines this remarkable document--and many other sources--to reconstruct Carter's interior world as it plunged into revolution. The aging patriarch, though a fierce supporter of American liberty, was deeply troubled by the rebellion and its threat to established order. His diary, originally a record of plantation business, began to fill with angry stories of revolt in his own little kingdom. Carter writes at white heat, his words sputtering from his pen as he documents the terrible rupture that the Revolution meant to him. Indeed, Carter felt in his heart he was chronicling a world in decline, the passing of the order that his revered father had bequeathed to him. Not only had Landon's king betrayed his subjects, but Landon's own household betrayed him: his son showed insolent defiance, his daughter Judith eloped with a forbidden suitor, all of his slaves conspired constantly, and eight of them made an armed exodus to freedom. The seismic upheaval he helped to start had crumbled the foundations of Carter's own home. Like Laurel Ulrich in her classic A Midwife's Tale, Rhys Isaac here unfolds not just the life, but the mental world of our countrymen in a long-distant time. Moreover, in this presentation of Landon Carter's passionate narratives, the diarist becomes an arresting new character in the world's literature, a figure of Shakespearean proportions, the Lear of his own tragic kingdom. This long-awaited work will be seen both as a major contribution to Revolution history and a triumph of the art of biography. |
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Get Carter [Original Soundtrack 2000] $13.29 The original soundtrack to {$Sylvester Stallone}'s disappointing remake of {#Get Carter} features a mix of pop, electronica, and trip-hop that was meant to help update the film. Though it just added to the movie's contrived feel, this collection of songs |
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The Woods Around Carter's Lake $25.95 p align=justifyEppie 2004 Finalist-Best Horror Fiction! p align=justifyFather Randall has enjoyed quiet walks around Carter's Lake for nearly twenty years-blissfully unaware of the turmoil brewing just beneath the lake's cool surface-a turmoil that threatens to engulf him and the town. p align=justifyDetermined to discover the threat, he begins a search through the town's history, only to learn that not everything is as peaceful as it appears. As he digs deeper and deeper, Father Randall exposes layers upon layers of dark secrets, and when he finally discovers what is lurking around Carter's Lake, it might already be too late. p align=justifySometimes the past is best left buried. . . |
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The Audience with Betty Carter $22.98 After years of being told what she ought to do by record companies and producers, and then putting up with being ignored thanks to the public's fanatic interest in rock & roll, virtuoso jazz singer Carter started her own label. After getting her feet wet with the first few releases, she came up with this double album, which some fans would consider her masterpiece. Eventually it was licensed to Verve. The set is as faithful as possible; a transcription of her nightclub sets with piano trio backing. Interestingly enough, it is not actually recorded at a nightclub per se, because the Great American Music Hall, formerly one of San Francisco's most posh bordellos, is actually more a small theatre, with the set up just intimate enough to pull off this kind of live recording. A pity that the singer herself had to fund the project, because, in 1980, it was much more expensive and complicated to record live than it would become decades later with new technology. And no doubt Carter had to cut a few corners and make do with the results. So, most listeners will have some quibble with the sound, wishing, for example, for much more piano presence, more clarity from the drums, and so forth. This would have to be the only complaints that could be allowed over this material, recorded over three nights, and no doubt allowing plenty of choice of takes. "Sounds (Movin' On)" is Carter's "Chasin' the Trane": it is a bit more than 25 minutes worth of vocal improvisation, use of the voice as an instrument in interplay with the other musicians, and, above all, sheer energy, which is one thing it definitely has in common with the aforementioned Coltrane performance. Another thing in common with Coltrane would be the pianist, John Hicks, who comes out of McCoy Tyner, the saxophonist's main piano accompanist. Hicks goes just about as far out as his notoriously anti-avant-garde boss will allow in these circumstances. The remaining three sides are a mixture of standards and songs written by Carter. Her songwriting talents are an area that has definitely been overshadowed by her singing chops in terms of critical reception. The fourth side of this set, which consists almost totally of her originals, is a good place for one to explore the beautiful, tough-minded songs she writes. Other high points are the lovely exploration of "Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most" and, of course, the fast numbers. There is not a singer alive that takes on the tempos Betty Carter does, and it is a good thing, too. Otherwise, the cardiac wards would be full of drummers and there would be no room for anyone else to get treatment. An interesting choice amongst the songs is a version of "Caribbean Sun," written by the under-appreciated saxophonist Carlos Garnett. Carter's original gatefold packaging included a photo of the entire audience. ~ Eugene Chadbourne, All Music GuidePerformers: |
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Tha Carter III $13.98 How Tha Carter III came to be "the most anticipated rap album of 2008" is a story that involves the usual delays and promises of a masterpiece, plus a whole lot of bullet points that could only exist in the absurd world of Lil Wayne. There's his complete annihilation of the mixtape game, the ridiculous amount of guest shots he granted since Tha Carter II made him a hip-hop superstar, that photograph of him kissing his mentor, Birdman, rumors of addiction to the sizzurp, plus the gargantuan ego and aggravating aloofness (Wayne will ignore all incoming beefs and infuriate challengers even further by offering the lethal "I don't listen to your records"). His "best rapper alive" quote is discussed to death, but if that claim includes creating perfectly crafted full-lengths in a 2Pac style, the evidence won't be found here. Tha Carter III is instead a surprisingly casual album that takes numerous listens to sort out, and only part of a puzzle that is scattered across mixtapes, guest shots, and Internet leaks. Had he included another easy-access single like "Rider" from The Drought Is Over, Pt. 4 -- just one of his mixtape series that made it to a Pt. 5 -- the "classic" argument could be considered, but figuring out what to sacrifice from this high-grade jumble is difficult. It wouldn't be the electro-bumpin' "Lollipop," an infectious track that contains the wonderfully Wayne line "I told her to back it up/Like burp, burp." You certainly wouldn't want to lose key cut "Phone Home," where the maverick adopts an alien voice and drops "I could get your brains for a bargain/Like I bought it from Target." Another Weezy special from way outside the hip-hop universe comes in the striking "Dr. Carter," when the football reference "And you ain't Vince Young/So don't clash with the Titan" dances on a David Axelrod sample and an unexpected jazzy production from Swizz Beatz. Giant meets giant when Jay-Z stops by for the velvet-smooth hangout session "Mr. Carter," and with Babyface laying the stylish swagger all over "Comfortable," Wayne gets the opportunity to convincingly vibe in the land of true class. Just like on Tha Carter II, Robin Thicke ends up the most complementary guest, coating Wayne's post-Katrina tale "Tie My Hands" in warm buttery soul. As the track flows from political commentary ("My whole city's underwater, some people still floatin'/And they wonderin' why black people still votin'/Cuz your President's still chokin'") to despair and onto some moving "keep your head up"-styled verse, it proves Wayne can go deep and connect with his audience if he chooses. You can fault him for not connecting enough on the album and further complicating his unmanageable body of work with this disjointed effort, but Wayne's true masterpiece is the bigger picture and how he's flipped the script since the first Carter rolled out. Filled with bold, entertaining wordplay and plenty of well-executed, left-field ideas, Tha Carter III should be considered as a wild, somewha |
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Just Be Yourself $1.59 The students of Carter High return for their senior year. These books continue the stories from Carter High Chronicles and introduce new characters. Topics are involving and pertinent to young adult readers: romance, sports, friendship, exams, work, family. In just 48-pages, even your least motivated readers can easily finish these novels! |
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The Life and Loves of Jason Carter $12.48 Every Saturday night, Adam Carter, a senior, writes in his journal recalling the highlights (and lowlights) of the week just passed and looks forward to one coming up. This book shares those entries from mid-August - during which a tragic accident befalls his younger brother - until graduation in late May - when the wonder of all wonders occurs for him. Along the way Adam finds his first true love and has very successful football and baseball seasons. His overriding concern is the care and rehabilitation of his brother's spinal injury. The reader will enjoy the boys' humor, feel for them in their moments of sadness and despair, and appreciate their courage and unfaltering relationship. |
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Andrea Carter and the Family Secret $3.42 pAndrea Andi Carter returns in her third nail-biting adventure. Even after dealing with escaped convicts and wild horses, Andi isn't prepared for her latest surprise: a sister she never knew she had. Katherine left the family when Andi was just a baby, and a heap of trouble has followed her now that she is back. Andi finds herself not only dealing with Katherine's sudden appearance, but also a mysterious drifter named T. J. Silver, who has a lot to hide.pWatch the book trailer in the Kregel.com video library - www.kregel.com/video |
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Heart and Soul of Nick Carter $3.48 You know him as a superstar who's won awards and appeared in videos and pulls all those great moves onstage. But long before he was a Backstreet Boy, he was my boy--and I want to share his whole exctitng story with you. I'll tell you about my favorite memories of Nick, as both a mom and a manager...what he was like as a little boy, his dreams, the early auditions and contests, the pain and the heartbreak along the way, the big break, and the behind-the-scenes entries that only an insider gets to see. Since I've been in touch with so many of you, I know the kinds of things you really want to know. And just like you, I love him too--so let me share some secrets (and maybe brag just a little...after all, I am his mom). Best, Jane E. Carter |
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Peter Carter, 1825-1900 $21.88 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: leave the results with Him who alone can crown any effort with success. It consists of three classes, taught by three young ladies, and has been maintained for three successive summers. These sweet summer days of quiet and rest are almost gone. We must soon return to our city home and the more serious avocations of the winter, for which these days are the needed preparation. Rest and work are alike pleasant and profitable in their proper place, and happy are those who enjoy them in their just proportion. Already the bright and beautiful tints of the vines upon the stone walls, the sumac with its brilliant bobs nodding to us in the breeze as we pass, and the exquisite golden-rod putting on its gorgeous hues, all remind us that the autumn is coming, and that the quiet and rest and loveliness of Blink Bonnie must be exchanged for the noise and turmoil, the work and warfare of the great city. The work and the warfare of the great city were indeed his. In sharp contrast to the restful quiet of those summers were his active winters. He was a very busy man, and yet, though he accomplished more than most men, I never knew him to disturb the peace of the home circle by bringing into it an atmosphere of rush and hurry. In his daily calendar there was a time for all things; and even in the busiest days, we children always had our hour when he read aloud to us. He was diligent and successful in the business in which circumstances had placed him. In 1848 his brother, Mr. Robert Carter, took him into partnership in the publishing business, under the firm name of Robert Carter and Brothers; and for more than two score years till 1890?when, on the death of Mr. Robert Carter, the firm was dissolved?it was a prior lien on his time and strength. To him publishing and distributing books w... |
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The Vampire Chronicles Of Jonathan Carter $36.69 After a corrupt sheriff and an alcoholic wife destroy his reputation and life, ex-police officer Jonathan Carter leaves everything behind to seek a new life on the Oregon coast. For several months, Jonathan shuts himself off from all friends, family and the world as he attempts to recover from his bitter ordeal. However, his self-imposed exile soon comes to an end when he enters the realm of Mirandaaa very beautiful and wealthy aristocratic lady. But she has a dark secretashe is a 322-year-old vampire! Thoroughly smitten by this enchantress, Jonathan is torn between reality and the world of the supernatural. Just when he accepts this phenomenon, Mirandaas cousin makes their lives a living hell from which there seems to be no escape. |
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Tha Carter [Clean] $13.98 It would be easy to read too much into the title of Lil Wayne's fourth album, especially in light of a mixtape (cunningly titled The Prefix) that preceded this, which featured the MC over a handful of tracks off Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter's Black Album. The title actually refers to Lil Wayne's actual last name (hint: it isn't Wayne), in addition to referencing the apartments run by Wesley Snipes' character in New Jack City. Although much has been made about Wayne's growth and new world view, there's about as much change as you'd expect from a Southern rap star who has been in the public eye from his late teens to his twenties. Mannie Fresh's stout production is in effect as ever, and to the MC's credit, the rhymes are less measured and are all the better for it. To beat that dead horse one more time, the album is far too long and not concerned enough with the quality control, despite including more than enough bright spots to keep the followers following. At just over 79 minutes in length, it's made evident that the length would actually be just over 89 minutes if a CD could hold 90 minutes' worth of music. [A clean version of the album was also made available.] ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide |
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Tha Carter [Screwed and Chopped] $9.98 It would be easy to read too much into the title of Lil Wayne's fourth album, especially in light of a mixtape (cunningly titled The Prefix) that preceded this, which featured the MC over a handful of tracks off Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter's Black Album. The title actually refers to Lil Wayne's actual last name (hint: it isn't Wayne), in addition to referencing the apartments run by Wesley Snipes' character in New Jack City. Although much has been made about Wayne's growth and new world view, there's about as much change as you'd expect from a Southern rap star who has been in the public eye from his late teens to his twenties. Mannie Fresh's stout production is in effect as ever, and to the MC's credit, the rhymes are less measured and are all the better for it. To beat that dead horse one more time, the album is far too long and not concerned enough with the quality control, despite including more than enough bright spots to keep the followers following. At just over 79 minutes in length, it's made evident that the length would actually be just over 89 minutes if a CD could hold 90 minutes' worth of music. [A 'screwed and chopped' version was released in 2004 as well.] ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide |
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The Wrong Way (carter High Chronicles Senior Year) $1.59 The students of Carter High return for their senior year. These books continue the stories from Carter High Chronicles and introduce new characters. Topics are involving and pertinent to young adult readers: romance, sports, friendship, exams, work, family. In just 48-pages, even your least motivated readers can easily finish these novels! |
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Songs of the Carter Family $17.98 The Carter Family has probably inspired as many tributes as any country group. Fortunately, Jody Stecher and Kate Brislin's attempt, like Ginny Hawker and Kate Justice's 1999 tribute, is the real thing. Not only do the sing the Carter Family's songs, but they also perform them in the spirit of the originals. This spare and lovingly performed music features Stecher and Brislin taking turns on lead vocals, accompanying themselves on guitars and occasionally mandolin. As far as standouts go on this album, there are so many that it's difficult to know where to begin. Brislin sings a lovely lead on "Bear Creek Blues," backed by Stecher's bluesy guitar work. Her lead on "Dreaming of You Darling" is plaintive and sad, as she sings of her love leaving her for another. Stecher's vocals on "Dark and Stormy Weather" and "Don't Forget This Song" are pure old-time country, delivered in a relaxed, straightforward fashion. Their harmony is occasionally aided by the bass singing of Larry Hanks. The three-part harmony seems just about perfect on religious songs like "Sow Em on the Mountain" and "River of Jordan." These songs are also reminiscent of Stecher's earlier recordings like Going Up on the Mountain" (Larry Hanks also sang on this earlier recording). The liner notes manage to be informative as well as entertaining. Stecher writes about the mystique of the Carter Family, their sometimes odd lyrics and titles ("Away Out on the Old Saint Sabbath"), and discusses the individual song choices for the album. This is a wonderful collection that shows how vital old-time music continues to be. ~Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr., All Music GuidePerformers: Kate Brislin - Guitar, Vocals; Larry Hanks - Vocals; Jody Stecher - Guitar, Mandolin, Vocals; Suzy Thompson - Vocals |
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THE CARTER $17.96 Lil Wayne (aka Dwayne Michael Carter Jr.) began his career in music when he was a teenager; at eighteen, he became part of the Dirty South rap music family at Cash Money Records, but in time he matured into one of the most idiosyncratic and original voices in hip hop, and earned a new degree of critical respect with his 2004 The Carter as well as his many mixtapes. In 2008, Lil Wayne confirmed his status as rap's star of the moment when his album Tha Carter III sold over a million copies in its first week of release. That same year, Lil Wayne granted filmmaker Adam Bhala Lough full access as he hit the road for a concert tour, and The Carter is a revealing behind-the-scenes documentary which follows the rapper as he travels from town to town, discusses his music with journalists, talks frankly about his life and career, indulges in his passion for marijuana and codeine cough syrup, and constantly puts down new musical ideas on the portable recording rig that's his constant companion. Tha Carter received its world premiere at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival as part of the Park City At Midnight series. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide |
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The Ultimate Guide to Darcy Carter $13.48 Darcy Carter is the Ultimate Guide girl. She dropped out of school at nineteen to write the Ultimate Guide to Writing a College Thesis and hasnt come up for air since. Shes written twenty books in just over ten years. Considered an expert in everything from parenting multiples to the NFL draft to online trading, she doubts she could guide herself out of a brown paper bag. While her professional life is going better than she had ever dreamed it would, Darcys personal life could use some work. Her relationship with God has fallen by the wayside at the same rate that her writing career has flourished. Shes lost touch with her church friends and the ones with whom she went to school. Her nieces and nephew are growing up before her eyes, but she cant find the time to fulfill a simple promise she made years ago. Forget about finding time for a man in her life. When her editor suggests she write The Ultimate Guide to Finding Mr. Right, Darcy balks. She wants no part in giving women the false hope of finding a man she doesnt believe exists. To avoid Mr. Right, and hopefully discover where the discontentment with her life is coming from, she heads to North Carolina to research one last ultimate guidebook. Unfortunately North Carolina only amplifies the questions and doubts swirling around in her head rather than mollifying them. When did she start writing for money and not for the sheer love of the craft? Is she meant to do something else with her life? If shes no longer Americas Ultimate Guide Girl, who is she? Can she trust her heart to recognize Mr. Right when hes standing before her, or should she continue to doubt his existence? Whom can the Ultimate Guide Girl trust to guide her? Her heavenly father who gives wisdom to those who seek it, or herself, the woman with all the answers? |
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The Carter $11.74 {$Lil Wayne} (aka {$Dwayne Michael Carter Jr.}) began his career in music when he was a teenager; at eighteen, he became part of the "Dirty South" {\rap} music family at {@Cash Money Records}, but in time he matured into one of the most idiosyncratic and |
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Carter The $14.4 Rated: NR Synopsis: An in-depth look at the artist Dwayne LIL' WAYNE Carter Jr, proclaimed by many as the 'greatest rapper alive.' With comprehensive and personal interviews with Lil' Wayne, this film also features insight from those that know him best. |
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Coach Carter $10.97 Coach Carter |
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Elliott Carter $44.11 Elliott Carter |
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Ron Carter $17.95 Ron Carter |
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Angela Carter $77.6 Angela Carter |
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Andrea Carter $7.19 Andrea Carter |
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The Carter Family $7 The Carter Family |
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