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the look of spring/summer. shop the look with our harz ring. one size. clear resin. lightweight. chunky. due to the handmade design, please allow for imperfections. After every wear, clean your plated jewelry with a cotton ball or a soft jewelry cloth which will help to restore shine! Avoid using any polishing cloths, cleaners, soaps as chemicals used in these will strip away plating and discolor them. Be gentle when cleaning your plated jewelry, rub not buff! If you have gold fill items (not plated) and would like to further clean, use warm water and a very mild soap, soak for less than one minute, use a soft brush gently to clean away any dirt.

Wolfgang Starke brings precision and bladesmith perfection to Cuisine::pro. So now the choice of the great Master Chefs can be yours at home too. Celebrated for perfection in manufacturing and cutting performance, the Wolfgang Starke range is constructed from high-quality German stainless steel and produced with a controlled tempered process to ensure the best possible hardness, toughness and flexibility.

Despite being in operation since the latter years of the 19th century, the extensive metre gauge railways in the Harz Mountains of Germany were little known to the outside world until after the re-unification of the country in 1990. Since that time the now privatised system has become a magnet for enthusiasts worldwide, as portrayed in this volume featuring the HSB in many stunning locations. FULL COLOUR

zahlreiche sw. Abbildungen, 406 S., 2 Bl. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550 Gr.-8°, Oleinwand mit oSchutzumschlag, Umschlag mit geringen Randläsuren, ansonsten sehr gut.

2015 repress of the 2013 reissue, pressed on white vinyl and limited to 500 copies. (Moon) was a project from Poland active in the 1990s. Members included Agata Harz (vocals), Katarzyna Smoluk (vocals, piano), Robert Nizinski (wind instruments, keyboards), Lechoslaw Polak (accordion, keyboards, synthesizers), and Remigiusz Mazur-Hanaj (lyrics, tapes). The spirit of the moon captures early and late medieval music with a sound, rooted in the Slavic tradition combined with elements of minimalism an

In A Measure of Understanding, Queen Frederica, mother of King Constantine of the Hellenes tells the story of her life from her lonely childhood in a huge castle in the Harz Mountains up to the death in Athens of her husband, King Paul, in 1964, her life has been one of action, beset by war and civil strife, by turbulence, controversy and extremes of happiness and sorrow. Her passionate concern has been for her family, for Greece and for the Greek people but her questing mind has always been searching for the deeper meaning of life. It has led her to an abiding interest in science and philosophy, provoked and encouraged by General Smuts, whom she first met when living in temporary exile with her young children in South Africa during the Second World War. By temperament a plain speaker, Queen Frederica has written a fascinating and indeed unique memoir of the life of a twentieth century Queen. She has also given an absorbingly interesting exposition of the philosophy and belief to which she has come through study, through meditation and through personal involvement in some of the most critical events in modern European history. Throughout the book, the reader is sharply aware of an author possessed of great humour, including the gift of self-mockery, o lively intelligence and of a deep and genuine interest in and affection for her fellowmen and women.

Ein Apotheker und ein Chemiker (Kubel und Haarmann) aus Holzminden, ein Chemiker aus Berlin (Reimer) und ein Riechstoff-Forscher (Tiemann) aus Rubeland am Harz waren die Vater das Vanillins, das die Aromenindustrie begrundete. Die Geschichte dieser Zusammenarbeit, verbunden mit einer historischen Spurensuche in der heutigen "Stadt der Dufte und Aromen" Holzminden, und anhand von Originalpublikationen, Zitaten, sowie Recherchen in Archiven und Bibliotheken werden ausfuhrlich dargestellt.

In A Measure of Understanding, Queen Frederica, mother of King Constantine of the Hellenes tells the story of her life from her lonely childhood in a huge castle in the Harz Mountains up to the death in Athens of her husband, King Paul, in 1964, her life has been one of action, beset by war and civil strife, by turbulence, controversy and extremes of happiness and sorrow. Her passionate concern has been for her family, for Greece and for the Greek people but her questing mind has always been searching for the deeper meaning of life. It has led her to an abiding interest in science and philosophy, provoked and encouraged by General Smuts, whom she first met when living in temporary exile with her young children in South Africa during the Second World War. By temperament a plain speaker, Queen Frederica has written a fascinating and indeed unique memoir of the life of a twentieth century Queen. She has also given an absorbingly interesting exposition of the philosophy and belief to which she has come through study, through meditation and through personal involvement in some of the most critical events in modern European history. Throughout the book, the reader is sharply aware of an author possessed of great humour, including the gift of self-mockery, o lively intelligence and of a deep and genuine interest in and affection for her fellowmen and women.

Eleanor Harz Jorden and Mari Noda, authors of the widely used language textbook Japanese: The Spoken Language, now offer the first volume of the much anticipated companion to it, Japanese: The Written Language. This new series is designed to enable the learner of Japanese to establish a solid foundation for communicating with the Japanese through the written language. It is arranged so that each lesson coordinates with the lesson in Japanese: The Spoken Language of the same number.  This first volume, devoted exclusively to the katakana syllabary, which is used to represent loanwords in Japanese, provides the most comprehensive pedagogical treatment of the subject available today. Audio files and flash cards are available from the web, and a workbook is available for separate purchase.

Guardians of the Forests details the birthplace of the Order of Hermes, Mythic Germany. From the sinister faerie heights of the Black Forest, home to Durenmar, through the prosperous and venerable cities of the Rhineland, to the fog-ridden Harz Mountains, to the lowland plain and Crintera's island retreat on the Baltic coast, the northern Holy Roman Empire is a diverse landscape of countless magical and faerie forests, interspersed with a patchwork of powerful realms, where prince-bishops vie with dukes and merchant gilds for temporal power. This is the land of the epic Nibelungenlied, the heroic conquests of Charlemagne and Frederick Barbarossa, the miracles of St. Boniface, the splendour of the Imperial Cathedrals, the gifts of minstrels and wood-wives, and the curses of witches and the Wild Hunt.Guardians of the Forests reveals the many unique traditions of the First Tribunal, its archaic politics and lost glories, its reverence for its founders and its woodlands, the workings of the Great Library of Durenmar, and the secrets of those who pursue obscure wilderness paths in search of the primal power of the Forest. The richness of the German landscape is fully explored, replete with numerous story and saga ideas. The region of the Rhine Gorge receives a special focus -- its lost covenants, vis sources, sites of legend, towns, castles, inhabitants, and a mysterious curse are all detailed -- providing a perfect location to jump-start an Ars Magica 5th Edition saga.

Guardians of the Forests details the birthplace of the Order of Hermes, Mythic Germany. From the sinister faerie heights of the Black Forest, home to Durenmar, through the prosperous and venerable cities of the Rhineland, to the fog-ridden Harz Mountains, to the lowland plain and Crintera's island retreat on the Baltic coast, the northern Holy Roman Empire is a diverse landscape of countless magical and faerie forests, interspersed with a patchwork of powerful realms, where prince-bishops vie with dukes and merchant gilds for temporal power. This is the land of the epic Nibelungenlied, the heroic conquests of Charlemagne and Frederick Barbarossa, the miracles of St. Boniface, the splendour of the Imperial Cathedrals, the gifts of minstrels and wood-wives, and the curses of witches and the Wild Hunt.Guardians of the Forests reveals the many unique traditions of the First Tribunal, its archaic politics and lost glories, its reverence for its founders and its woodlands, the workings of the Great Library of Durenmar, and the secrets of those who pursue obscure wilderness paths in search of the primal power of the Forest. The richness of the German landscape is fully explored, replete with numerous story and saga ideas. The region of the Rhine Gorge receives a special focus -- its lost covenants, vis sources, sites of legend, towns, castles, inhabitants, and a mysterious curse are all detailed -- providing a perfect location to jump-start an Ars Magica 5th Edition saga.