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As a weary sailor named Jan (Matthieu Carrière) sets foot on dry land, he is mysteriously abducted and awakens in the isolated mansion of Malpertuis. There, he is reunited with his sister Nancy (Susan Hampshire) and an eclectic group of distant relatives, each summoned by his dying uncle Quentin Cassavius (Orson Welles). Cassavius wishes to will all of his heirs an equal portion of his fortune. However, in return, each must honor his dying request: They are to remain within Malpertuis for the rest of their lives, the last couple to marry.

The best-selling Abs Diet series continues with the perfect cookbook for anyone who wants to eat sensibly to get a flat, sculpted set of abdominals —but doesn't have a lot of time to cook

Simple Techniques to reduce anxiety and stress in less than five minutes a day

Balance and heal your seven chakras using yoga and meditation

Excellent five CD set containing albums from a quintet of Krautrock's finest bands packaged in mini LP sleeves and housed in a slipcase. Collects Parzival's "BaRock" (1973), Message's "Synapse" (1976), Satin Whale's "Lost Mankind" (1975), Kin Ping Meh's "Concrete" (1976) and Gift's "Blue Apple" (1974).

Build on from the knowledge you learnt in Courses 1-9, and learn how to communicate in even more situations.

Meteonorm is a comprehensive meteorological reference. It gives you access to a catalogue of meteorological data for solar applications and system design at any desired location in the world. It is based on more than 25 years of experience in the development of meteorological databases for energy applications. Meteonorm addresses engineers, architects, teachers, planners and anyone interested in solar energy and climatology.

Flying Lotus welcomes Kamasi Washington - who features on Kendrick Lamar’s "To Pimp A Butterfly" - to his Brainfeeder label with this monumental full-length entitled "The Epic". Much like Kendrick and FlyLo, Washington produces LPs that exist somewhere between the realms of demi-opera and populist. Clocking in with 17 all surpassing the 7 minute mark, "The Epic" explores areas of cosmic jazz, freeform saxophone-led composition and a rotation of far-reaching influences to build an odyssey that effortlessly spans across almost 3 hours with the help of a a 32-piece orchestra and a 20-member choir. Like the rest of the Brainfeeder roster, pigeonholing the Kamasi Washington is a truly impossible task. "The Epic" invites you to embrace the ambition and lose yourself in the grandeur.