Revenge and Redemption by LuAnn Long and more!
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General) PolishTranscript
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lee Calloway narrator, Revenge and redemption by l a long dr Caroline, Kincaid drew in a long breath of warm los Angeles air. She tried to force the memory of the wreck into the recesses of her mind, But after 10 years of trying, she was still unsuccessful. It was always the same tortured recollection, the same ugly scene, the same devastating ending. Her skin was covered in a sheen of perspiration That had nothing to do with the six miles she'd just run. She glanced at the led numbers on her wrist and grimaced. nine seconds slower than yesterday. Exhaling slowly, she pursed her lips and glared at the scar running up the side of her left ankle. With a sigh, she jogged the remaining 200 yards to her apartment inside the small studio flat. She took a quick shower, dried off, threw on a robe and pulled her long auburn hair into a no fuss ponytail. She had 45 minutes to get dressed, call a taxi and make it to work on time. She just started dressing when her cellphone rang, No time for this. She ran to the couch where she thrown her purse last night and plucked her phone from the side pocket. A picture of dr thomas, Kincaid's handsome face flashed onto the screen and she smiled, swiping the screen to make the connection. She answered. Good morning dad Carolina, her father's use of her pet name always made her happy, but today the way he said it, anguish, heavy in his voice sent to Russia, worry laden adrenaline through her veins. Dad, what's wrong? It's it's DJ something is thomas rarely slipped into speaking polish the language he'd grown up hearing his mother speak. This was not good. His words trembled through the phone and arrested Caroline's breath. Something was terribly wrong with her younger brother. She gripped the cellphone tighter. What is it dad? He can't talk, he can't do anything. He is. What was her father saying? Her 23 year old brother couldn't talk the last time. She video chatted with him. He'd been fine, but that had been several months ago, anxiety clutched her middle. It's iron fist twisting painfully. Dad, you aren't making any sense, Puccini Biography, International Masters Publishers As Verdi's successor, Puccini extended the tradition of Italian opera into the 20th century. In doing so, he provided an adoring public with some of the best loved opera music ever written. Como Puccini was born in the beautiful city of Lucca in Tuscany in 1858. He came from a long line of professional musicians and after his father died when he was only five, his musical education was entrusted to his uncle At the age of 10, Docomo, joined the choir of the Church of San Martino where his father had been the organist and within a few years he too was playing the organ there. It was expected that Puccini would continue his musical career in the church until the 17 year old Saul Verdi's Aida. He was so astounded by the experience. He decided his future lay in opera. The road to success. In 1880 Puccini entered the Milan Conservatory where he studied under the opera composer Amilcar with punky eli's encouragement, Puccini composed his first opera while still at the conservatory. It was not until 1893. However, that Puccini scored his first real success with men in let's go. Then came blob om 1896 Tosca 1900 and Madama Butterfly 1904, three of the most enduringly popular operas with fame came Money and Puccini bought a lakeside house at the village of Torre del Lago where he settled down to enjoy the life and status of his means In Search of Human Origins. Part one. In the remote past more than three million years ago. A tiny female lived by a lake on the edge of the lush forests of Africa. She was part ape, part human. She lived a brief life, but her story continues to unfold by an extraordinary set of circumstances. She left tantalizing clues to her life and our origins. Who was she? And what can we discover about this earliest of our most ancient ancestors. We know. She existed because we found these, her fossilized bones in the very spot where she died all those years ago, fossils like these are so rare that they are even harder to find than diamonds, but they're the key to understanding our origins, knowing who our ancestors were and how they lived. The human story begins in one of the most geologically fascinating places on the planet, the great rift valley of Africa. It's an enormous split torn in the earth's crust that runs from the forest of Tanzania to the deserts of Ethiopia. In some places, the rift is thousands of feet deep and exposes the last 15 million years of the Earth's history. There's almost no vegetation. So the seasonal range do most of the work, scouring the surface, uncovering buried fossils. Starting with the modern human skull. We can trace our ancestry back millions of years and as we travel back in time, our ancestors look less and less like us. They begin to resemble our closest relatives, the African apes with their small brains, fossil skulls like these help us unlock the mystery of our past and it is in Africa that the earliest human fossils are found.