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Four Tet's now classic albums of the electronic genre, Pause (2001) and Rounds (2003), are available againon gorgeously rich vinyl. Pause is an utterly modern, far-out reverie of an album. The whole thing works like a charm. - URB.

For more than twenty-five years, Sr. Macrina Wiederkehr has authored such bestselling books on Catholic spirituality as Seven Sacred Pauses and A Tree Full of Angels. In The Flowing Grace of Now—her first book in almost a decade—Wiederkehr offers weekly reflections that reveal the spiritual teachers at work in your life, inviting you to listen to these teachers and learn from their wisdom.“There is an old proverb that says, ‘When the student is ready the teacher will arrive.’ I think I have been ready for a long time, yet perhaps I have spent too much time looking for the perfect teacher rather than seeing the teachers that arrive in unexpected ways.” With these words, retreat guide and author Sr. Macrina Wiederkehr begins The Flowing Grace of Now, a year-long companion that ushers you into the presence of teachers already at work in your life—teachers intent on helping you deepen your faith.These teachers are not necessarily saints, writers, or theologians, but rather ordinary people, events, and experiences whose presence already permeates your life. These include:biblical characters,day and night,silence,the virtues, andjoy in another person’s good fortune.These, Wiederkehr suggests, are the kind of teachers who are the result of the flow of grace in your life. She encourages you to become aware of how they are at work in you and what you might learn from them.Each reflection begins with a scripture text leading you into the spirit of the week. A brief meditation on this scripture serves as a catalyst for the Word to take root in your heart and a closing prayer sums up the week. A teacher is suggested for you. The final quotation from a spiritual writer contains the spirit of your teacher and can assist you in embracing the wisdom of that teacher.Using this book as a year-long weekly guide can be an enriching opportunity to deepen and transform your faith life.

Illuminated Fluted Glass Lantern Sculpture Adorned With Native American Inspired Art By Chuck Ren - The holy man pauses in a quiet clearing to lift his arms skyward in awe and reverence. Now, artist Chuck Ren's award-winning painting "Deliverance," honoring the spirituality of indigenous cultures, inspires this stirring three-dimensional masterwork. Introducing the Calling on the Spirits Sculpture, available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange. A unique combination of artisan-crafted sculpture, art on glass and gentle radiance, this Native American-inspired shaman sculpture is a one-of-a-kind heirloom-quality treasure.An impressive 13 inches high, the sculpture is handcrafted of fine cold-cast bronze and intricately detailed. The shaman is a compelling presence, from his upright bearing to his transcendent expression as he offers praise and calls upon the spirits. His pony patiently waits, glad for a moment to rest, while every detail, right down to the rocky terrain, is lovingly perfected in this masterfully executed work of art. The genuine glass hurricane illuminated lantern bears a colorful scene of a mountainside village, crisp with colorful detail. When you flip the switch, the lantern glows, elevating the artwork with a golden radiance and highlighting the intricacy and bronze richness of the sculpture. Plus, the mahogany-finished wooden base makes a perfect final touch. Limited release; strong demand is expected, so don't delay. Order now!

Snacking has been called (by some snack lovers as) the mother of all invention. Think of all that's been added to the world because a bright innovator refused to pause in snacking. The remote control. That hat that holds soda cans and plastic straws. And now, the C end table. This table's ingenious design means that the wooden tabletop can lean over an armrest or a couch cushion, bringing bowls of popcorn or bags of chips closer to their final destination. It's a clever and convenient design that's also quite subtle. The sleek matte black metal legs support a natural wood grain tabletop for cool contrasting tones that lend a classic, timeless look to a space.

Rosemary Millette Reflections Of The Forest Hand-Painted Deer Art Oval-Shaped Sculpted Mirror - On high alert for the slightest rustle in the underbrush, a group of deer pauses at a clear stream in a pristine birch forest. Now, dare to enter their hushed, untouched world with this limited-edition Reflections of the Forest Mirror, a market-first exclusively from The Bradford Exchange. This 20-inch high masterwork features the art of acclaimed wildlife painter Rosemary Millette, whose meticulous rendering of deer in the morning mist is finely reproduced and hand-applied to the surface of the genuine glass, shatterproof mirror. The frame, hand-cast and sculpted of fine artists resin, is realistically textured and hand-painted.Emerging from the frame, a magnificent, fully dimensional sculpted buck dominates this nearly-4-inches-deep presentation. Crowned with a hard-earned 14 points, he watches and listens, the picture of focused intensity. Skilled artisan sculpting and hand-casting bring out every texture and nuance of the bucks regal bearing, mesmerizing from any angle. Hand-painting in true-to-nature hues means no two are exactly alike. The sculpture seamlessly continues, framing the oval-shaped mirror in a curve of mossy bark so real-looking you'll want to touch it. And don't forget - this amazing work of art is completely functional, so hang it where you can see yourself…in the wild. Strong demand is expected for this beautiful deer decor, so don't wait. Order now!

As lead guitarist of the Rolling Stones, Keith Richards created the riffs, the lyrics, and the songs that roused the world. A true and towering original, he has always walked his own path, spoken his mind, and done things his own way.Now at last Richards pauses to tell his story in the most anticipated autobiography in decades. And what a story! Listening obsessively to Chuck Berry and Muddy Waters records in a coldwater flat with Mick Jagger and Brian Jones, building a sound and a band out of music they loved. Finding fame and success as a bad-boy band, only to find themselves challenged by authorities everywhere. Dropping his guitar's sixth string to create a new sound that allowed him to create immortal riffs like those in "Honky Tonk Woman" and "Jumpin' Jack Flash." Falling in love with Anita Pallenberg, Brian Jones's girlfriend. Arrested and imprisoned for drug possession. Tax exile in France and recording Exile on Main Street. Ever-increasing fame, isolation, and addiction making life an ever faster frenzy. Through it all, Richards remained devoted to the music of the band, until even that was challenged by Mick Jagger's attempt at a solo career, leading to a decade of conflicts and ultimately the biggest reunion tour in history.In a voice that is uniquely and unmistakably him--part growl, part laugh--Keith Richards brings us the truest rock-and-roll life of our times, unfettered and fearless and true. Richards' rich voice introduces the audiobook edition of LIFE and leads us into Johnny Depp's performance, while fellow artist Joe Hurley bridges the long road traveled before Richards closes with the final chapter of this incredible 23-hour production, which includes a bonus PDF of photos.

Havana. Just saying the name evokes images of bright Caribbean colors, American cars with fins from the 50s, and once-glorious buildings fallen into ruin. Now that this socialist island country is open once more, this picture will soon change. Now is the time to pause for a moment and take a closer look at Cuba's capital city. Bernhard Hartmann starts on the streets, showing us cafes, shops, and boxing clubs, but he also takes us behind the facades of the mansions, whose well-worn charms immediately captivate the viewer. Crumbling plaster, cracked walls, worn stair treads―we see all of this in the pictures, and yet these places are vibrant and alive. Traces of bourgeois life, dignified and stylish, survive despite the adversity, masterfully captured in brilliant photographs.

Havana. Just saying the name evokes images of bright Caribbean colors, American cars with fins from the 50s, and once-glorious buildings fallen into ruin. Now that this socialist island country is open once more, this picture will soon change. Now is the time to pause for a moment and take a closer look at Cuba's capital city. Bernhard Hartmann starts on the streets, showing us cafes, shops, and boxing clubs, but he also takes us behind the facades of the mansions, whose well-worn charms immediately captivate the viewer. Crumbling plaster, cracked walls, worn stair treads―we see all of this in the pictures, and yet these places are vibrant and alive. Traces of bourgeois life, dignified and stylish, survive despite the adversity, masterfully captured in brilliant photographs.

You're only a hero until your next battle. Legion General Bill Booly knows that peace is just a pause between wars. He's just crushed one uprising, and now a new rebellion is already brewing on a remote world light years away--spawning a web of terrorism that is close enough to catch the vulnerable Confederacy in its grasp. 

How do you feel about growing older? We all know it’s better than the alternative, but still, most of us tend to pause around the time of our 50th birthday and reflect. Where have I been? Where am I now? Where am I going? Am I happy? If not, what am I going to do about it? At 49 the author was feeling old, unfit, overweight and irrelevant. Throw in hormonal upheavals, multiple bereavements and a rapidly emptying nest and you have a recipe for personal disaster. Figuring there must be others “out there” who felt confused and fearful about getting older, she started to pour out her heart in a blog that she called project50. What happened next changed her life. A mixture of articles, musings and personal letters, this is a compilation of the best posts. “In the end I’ve come to the simple conclusion that life is simple. It’s about family, friends and community. It’s about being useful. It’s about having an open heart as well as an open mind. And I’ve realised that I’m ok, just as I am. Which is really quite important.” This is a book to inspire women and to reassure everyone who loves them! Jo Blackwell is a Portrait Photographer and Writer and is the Founder of The Midlife Movement, which exists to help women create their best life in their midlife.

"Little by little the gap grows larger and larger between people and their roots. Western life now plays out far from its origins in nature and history. Think of this essay as a pause in that on-rushing existence."—From the IntroductionA traveler along the banks of the Connecticut River will be struck by the number of long low sheds rising from the fields as if they are an extension of the landscape. A building type shaped by necessity that grows more beautiful with use and age, these are tobacco curing sheds, mute witnesses to a slowly vanishing agricultural tradition and a thriving economic boom of the last hundred and fifty years.Surprisingly, the Connecticut River valley was once a major producer of cigar leaf tobacco. One of the plants whose cultivation was learned from the native Americans, tobacco was the main crop of many old Yankee farmers and, after them, the Slavic newcomers. The need to season the "Indian weede" gave rise to the structure of the drying barns, a vernacular style unique to its time and place. Just as a picture can throw light on an entire world, so can these drying sheds open a window on a way of life that is fast receding.James F. O'Gorman reads through oral histories, newspaper reports, and the terse factual writing of agricultural diaries to bring to life the risks and rewards of living close to the seasons, at the mercy of rainfall and sunshine. He has collected an array of vintage and newly commissioned photos of the work of growing tobacco, from de facto portraits of anonymous laborers to images of the sheds themselves, with all their ventilating doors open, welcoming the air. In this beautifully crafted book, O'Gorman treats both the people and the sheds with the respect and admiration their precarious presence requires.An inquiry that becomes an elegy for a way of life that is part of our rural heritage, Connecticut Valley Vernacular is an appreciative glance back by one of our premier architectural historians.

“Push the pause button on whatever it is your group is doing now and follow this guide―study it, discuss it, digest it, and apply it to your everyday life.”―Bill Hybels A small group discussion guide for equipping Christians to effectively reach seekers by building relationships, sharing a verbal witness, and extending invitations to outreach events This discussion guide for small groups is based on the first three steps of Willow Creek’s seven-step strategy for turning irreligious people into fully devoted followers of Christ. Each session begins with a compelling story that sets the stage for group discussion and sparks ideas for putting into practice each of the three habits. Discussion questions walk participants through the emotional, motivational, and intellectual facets of each step and provide an opportunity to wrestle with the challenges and discoveries they make individually and as a group. The “Charting Your Journey” section helps participants go beyond discussion and move toward personal application. It provides an opportunity, before God and one another, to commit to specific actions that could make all the difference in the lives of seeking friends and family members.

Caseta Wireless by Lutron now provides endorsed integration with the Sonos Home Sound System. This Pico Remote for audio provides one-touch, quick and convenient control of your music that allows you to play, pause, skip tracks, cycle through Sonos favorites and adjust volume- all at the touch of a button. Pair with Caseta Wireless smart lighting controls to create scenes within the Lutron App - add some ambiance to dinner with dimmed lighting and relaxing music or have lights and Sonos speakers automatically turn on/off once you're within a set distance of your home. Use with one speaker for volume control; works with a goup of speakers for on/off control. Includes (1) White Pico Remote for Audio; Lutron Caseta Wireless Smart Bridge (L-BDG2-WH) is required for use with the Sonos Home Sound System.

Caseta Wireless by Lutron now provides endorsed integration with the Sonos Home Sound System. This Pico Remote for audio provides one-touch, quick and convenient control of your music that allows you to play, pause, skip tracks, cycle through Sonos favorites and adjust volume- all at the touch of a button. Pair with Caseta Wireless smart lighting controls to create scenes within the Lutron App - add some ambiance to dinner with dimmed lighting and relaxing music or have lights and Sonos speakers automatically turn on/off once you're within a set distance of your home. Use with one speaker for volume control; works with a goup of speakers for on/off control. Includes (1) White Pico Remote for Audio; Lutron Caseta Wireless Smart Bridge (L-BDG2-WH) is required for use with the Sonos Home Sound System.