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Since forming T.A.T.U. in moscow, russia 5 years ago, Julia Volkova and Lena Katina have caused a worldwide ruckus, routinely playing to audiences of 50,000 fans and selling more than 5 million copies of their debut album, 200 km/h in the Wrong Lane. Their eagerly-anticipated follow-up album, Dangerous and Moving boasts musical contributions from respected musical legends such as Sting, Dave Stewart (The Eurythmics), Trevor Horn (Yes, Seal) and Richard Carpenter (The Carpenters). Interscope. 2005.

Three years after they were an international media sensation -- hey, who doesn't like talking about and looking at Russian lesbian schoolgirls?...

t.A.T.u.: Julia Volkova, Lena Katina. Additional personnel: Sting (bass guitar); David A. Stewart, Richard Carpenter , Trevor Horn,...

Three years after they were an international media sensation -- hey, who doesn't like talking about and looking at Russian lesbian schoolgirls? -- t.A.t.U. returned in 2005 with their second album, Dangerous and Moving. As Tommy Duncan sang, time does indeed change everything, and t.A.t.U. had a turbulent three years, separating from the Svengali manager and, most shocking of all, revealing that they weren't lesbians at all! In fact, Julia Volkova actually had a child, which kind of punctured the...

Three years after they were an international media sensation -- hey, who doesn't like talking about and looking at Russian lesbian schoolgirls? -- t.A.t.U. returned in 2005 with their second album, Dangerous and Moving. As Tommy Duncan sang, time does indeed change everything, and t.A.t.U. had a turbulent three years, separating from the Svengali manager and, most shocking of all, revealing that they weren't lesbians at all! In fact, Julia Volkova actually had a child, which kind of punctured the...

Mercy Randolph, at home in Sweetriver, Kansas, finds herself in the midst of danger moving as fast as a tornado. Meanwhile, Jeremiah must learn to deal with his new faith and his new love--while risking everything to save his nephew from enemies.

In this moving and enlightening book, authors Herbert Anderson and Edward Foley show that when stories and rituals work together, they have the potential to be both mighty and dangerous -- mighty in their ability to lift us up and help us make connections beyond ourselves and dangerous in challenging us to learn to live with complexity and contradiction. Drawing upon a wealth of true stories, Anderson and Foley show how much more meaningful a baptism, wedding, or funeral can be when liturgy is made...

Hattie Marshall is a spunky twelve-year-old girl living on a Texas farm in the 1890s. Hattie has to face many challenges as she becomes a teenager - her sister getting married, her brother Sam moving away, and helping her parents and Gramma with responsibilities on the farm. There is plenty of danger and adventure, too! Through it all, Hattie learns that God is always with her, even in the most trying of circumstances. By Debra Smith. About 140 pgs, pb. ~ Lisa