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In the small town of Devil's Kettle, Minnesota, the story focuses on two girls who are best friends. One of them is Anita "Needy" Lesnicky (Amanda Seyfried), a nerdy, substantially less popular, "plain jane" student. The other focus is on Jennifer Check (Megan Fox), a beautiful black-haired girl who is a …

The debut album from iotronica is an epic space music journey in the best tradition of UK style synth music. It features 8 interlinked tracks, dominated by dense keyboards, drifting synths, strings, choirs, choral effects, occasional sequencing and atmospheres. The music was recorded by Amanda Byrne, aka Iotronica, at her studio in Cornwall and sits comfortably between the filmic Hans Zimmer and the space music style soundscapes of Michael Stearns. Comparisons will doubtless be made with fellow female AD Music compatriot Bekki Williams, and even perhaps Andy Pickford (who are both credited).

After waking up in a tiny cell, two men find themselves victim of a serial killer who plays games with his victims and gives them one last chance to survive. If they wish to live, they each have to play their own game as the killer has told them on an audio script. As the film goes on, connections between the victims and the true identity of the never-showed-up killer are revealed.

In today’s world there are 80% people find it hard to concentrate, 65% fail to focus for littlie time and 45% people find impossible to remember number, people and their face . if you feel that you are too distracted to concentrate and not able to get the work done than this book is for you. Amanda has been analyzing the mind and memory to unlock its capacity to get ultimate memory.

Ben Babbitt (Weyes Blood, HTDW) supplies a subtly intoxicating, darkly streaked soundtrack for ‘Paris Window’, a feature film by musician and director Amanda Kramer. RIYL Huerco S, Vangelis, Dean Hurley, Bobby Krlic A strong batch of L.A.-shadowed noir reflecting the hypnagogic themes of Kramer’s film, ‘Paris Window’ unfolds between scenes of suspenseful romance, smoke-curling choral pads, and sparing eruptions of brittle bare bones percussion and abrasive digital noise that will turn your living/listening space into a far more cinematic place.