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This Forehead Thermometer has been clinically tested and found to be a fast and reliable gadget to use. It is ideal for forehead readings. The thermometer is designed for all ages, adults, infants and elders. It not only supports the forehead function but can take room/object temperature. Color: White.

Limited 180gm vinyl LP in wide spine gatefold jacket include two panel printed inner sleeve, four-panel printed fold-out poster and digital download. 2016 release from the acclaimed British musician. Ben Watt, former Everything But the Girl leader, DJ, Buzzin' Fly label head and author, returned to solo recording in 2014 with the acclaimed Hendra (winner AIM Indy Award 'Best Difficult Second Album'). His album Fever Dream takes Hendra's sonic template of open-tuned folk-jazz, distorted string-be

Fever Ray is the debut solo album by Fever Ray, an alias of Karin Dreijer Andersson of Swedish electronic music duo The Knife. It was originally released on 12 January 2009 in digital formats, followed by a physical release on 18 March 2009. The album produced four singles-"If I Had a Heart", "When I Grow Up", "Triangle Walks" and "Seven". "Stranger Than Kindness" and "Keep the Streets Empty for Me" were released as promotional singles in October and November 2009, respectively.

Triple vinyl LP pressing, includes digital download. Soul Jazz Records' new Nigeria Soul Fever is their first release to explore the vast wealth of Nigerian music recorded in the 1970s. The new album comes with introductory sleeve-notes by Bill Brewster (author of Last Night A DJ Saved My Life). Packed-full with Afro-Funk, Disco and Boogie all from Nigeria, this triple album/double CD set brings together a stunning collection of diverse West African sounds. Whilst a small handful of the artists

What Stalks the American West...Before he invented the Hyborian Age and Conan the Barbarian, Robert E. Howard populated the arid plains of his native Texas and the fetid swamps of nearly Lousiana with cultists, demons, dark gods, and unspeakable things from the dawn of time and from fever-haunted realms of lunacy.In this book, the second in the "Informal Guide to Robert E. Howard" series, Howard scholar Fred Blosser analyzes each of REH's regional stories, unpacking their plots, their themes, and their unexpected linkages to Howard's other works.Despite its quality, Howard's regional fiction is relatively unknown today. Instead of lusty barbarians, the heroes in these tales are two-fisted rural everymen caught up in infernal schemes beyond their ken. With six-shooter in place of sword, they meet toe-to-toe the depraved horrors and gibbering monstrosities that gather in remote cabins, dismal plantations, and small, secret-ridden towns.With Blosser as your guide, you'll shake loose from Conan and experience an important but often overlooked facet of Robert E. Howard's storytelling genius.The book includes a selected reading list and a lengthy discussion of Roy Thomas' adaptation of REH's better regional fiction into sword-and-sorcery tales for Marvel's Conan the Barbarian comic book.

Thirteen stories deal with a steamboat race, an outbreak of yellow fever, stagecoaches, a plague of grasshoppers, a jailbreak, and professional rodeo riders

Limited vinyl LP pressing including digital download. During the Spring of 2015 The James Taylor Quartet played a sold out six show run at Ronnie Scotts Jazz Club. Every nights performance was recorded, the standout set being the late show on Friday 25th March. By this time any initial red light fever had long dissipated and the musicians were fully settled in, performing at their best and concentrating on capturing the special relationship between the band and the Ronnie Scotts audience. T

Vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. Na Poi, originally released in 1972, was re-released in 1976. Another version was included on 1976's Yellow Fever. The title track was hugely controversial and was banned by the Nigerian Broadcasting Company upon it's original release. In Yoruba, the expression literally means "things will collide," and in the lyric Fela describes what men and women get up to in bed together in graphic detail. Almost two decades after his death, vindication has come t