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O Sacro Império Romano-Germânico ou Sacro Império Romano, as vezes referido como Primeiro Reich, liderado pelo Sacro Imperador Romano-Germânico, desenvolveu-se na Europa Central no início da Idade Média e durou quase mil anos até à sua dissolução em 1806.

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“Descricao breve indisponivel no momento.”

Rhymes with cupidRhymes with cupid

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“Woodwind was an alternative newspaper intended to foster 'an optimistic sense of community through the arts' in Washington, D.C. This issue includes Kirk Cheyfitz interviewing 'The F.T.A. Show' cast members Jane Fonda and Lew Chandler; Bruce Rosenstein on D.C. band The Reekers; Rosenstein and Mike Hogan on music at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival; fiction by David Wham; Tim Hogan on a Rolling Stones show at RFK Stadium; an uncredited review [likely by John Gossage] of Roy Buchanan at Carnegie Hall; 'T. Tabasco Tattle' with local music gossip; Hogan reviewing Boone's Farm, Blue Oyster Cult and Quicksilver Messenger Service at Constitution Hall; John Burgess and Louis C. Fantasia on local classical music happenings, including Heavy Organ at Wolf Trap; dance reviews by Beth Burkhardt; Jay Alan Quantrill on 'Jesus Christ Superstar' at the Kennedy Center; Robert Palmer on Sam Love and David Obst's Ecotage ; Rosenstein on new LPs, including Argent's 'All Together Now', Cheech and Chong's 'Big Bambu' and The Eagles' debut; a spotlight on local arts and culture events; photos by Bill Auth and John Gossage; an illustration by Terry Thompson; ads for local businesses and events; and film, theater, dance, gallery and concert listings. Scanned from an original in the collection of the People's Archive, DC Public Library .”

Woodwind, vol. 3, no. 19Woodwind, vol. 3, no. 19

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“Uma análise sobre o grupo literário dos Inklings, destacando suas obras e influências mútuas.”

Os Inklings: C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, Charles Williams e seus amigosOs Inklings: C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, Charles Williams e seus amigos

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“Woodwind was an alternative newspaper intended to foster 'an optimistic sense of community through the arts' in Washington, D.C. This issue includes a report on the tribulations faced by co-founder Michael Schreibman in attempting to present concerts at the L'Enfant Theatre and the need for a youth-friendly music venue in the D.C. area; M. Rutt on the importance of embracing biomorphic design; a review of 'Explorations', a show at the National Collection of Fine Arts by MIT's Center for Advanced Visual Studies featuring work by Wen-Ying Tsai, Gyorgy Kepes, Les Levine, Stephen Antonakos, Panayiotis Vassilakis (Takis) and Stan VanDerBeek; a review of Michael Wadleigh's film 'Woodstock' and a revival of Disney's 'Fantasia'; Ernest Hawkins reviewing productions of Lansford Wilson's 'Serenading Louie' at the Washington Theater Club and Slawomir Mrozek's 'Enchanted Night' and 'The Police' at Arena Stage; Richard Harrington reviewing a show by Loudon Wainwright III and the Great Speckled Bird at the Cellar Door; John Zambetti on a concert by Redbone at Emergency, Zambetti interviewing Boston band Country Funk; Stephen Whealton on a 'PDQ Bach' concert by Peter Schickele; Kevin Osgood rating local radio jingles; reviews of new LPs, including self-titled releases by Exuma and Redbone, Ed Sanders' 'Sanders' Truckstop' and Little John's 'Up and Down'; a detailed review of Tasty , a locally published underground comic; Mark Loewinger recommending new books; poetry by Charlie Goretsky, Dian Gish, Mary Lynn Klein, and Craig Watson; illustrations by Robyn Johnson Ross; ads for local businesses and events; and film, theater, dance, gallery and concert listings. Publication dates before 10/13/71 are surmised from ads and calendar listings, and should be considered approximate. Scanned from an original in the collection of the People's Archive, DC Public Library .”