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South Africa’s most established and trusted food magazine inspires professionals, homemakers, culinary students and food lovers. Even the most sophisticated dishes are made accessible to the reader, and there’s never a shortage of comfort food ideas for the whole family. Food & Home keeps readers up-to-date on trends, faces and places, restaurants, events, gadgets, local producers and gourmet travel destinations.
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A Florida nail salon is the setting for this dark comedy centering on five manicurists.
Learn everything you need to know about digital photography with the Digital Photographer’s Handbook 6th Edition, the definitive photography guide. This digital photography guide is jam-packed with inspirational images and jargon-free tips to demystify the technical elements of photography and get you taking great shots every time. Fully updated to include all of the latest developments in digital cameras, equipment and software, this stunning guide explores the pros and cons of all types of camera, from camera phones to top-of-the-range DSLRs. Learn how to manipulate your pictures to perfection and pick up trouble-shooting advice to make the most out of your camera. Suitable for all levels of experience, the Digital Photographer’s Handbook 6th edition is perfect for anyone looking to get snap happy.
The Fast and the Furious franchise manages to outdo itself with each new movie. The same could be said for its companion albums, which go just as hard. Fate of the Furious, a.k.a. Furious 8, is heavy on trap, electronic, and R&B vibes. “Gang Up,” “Go Off,” and “Horses” are posse cuts featuring a who’s-who of 2017 rap elite: Young Thug, Lil Uzi Vert, Travis Scott, PnB Rock, Kodak Black, and many more. Turn this up in your PZEV, but remember to keep both hands on the wheel.
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Joe Satriani may have retained the services of keyboardist Mike Keneally for Shockwave Supernova, the guitarist’s 15th studio album — Keneally has been in Satch’s orbit for a while now — but he chose to invite bassist Bryan Beller and drummer Marco Minnemann (from the inventive instrumental rock band the Aristocrats) to be his rhythm section for the bulk of the record. This slight shakeup reinvigorates Satriani, who already sounded spry on Unstoppable Momentum. Where that record hearkened back to his ’80s heyday, splitting time between arena-friendly riffing and lyrical solos, Shockwave Supernova exists in the heady world of intricate time signatures and elastic instrumental interplay; it is more the child of pre-MTV AOR — a world where Rush and Allan Holdsworth split time on the stereo of MAD Magazine readers. It’s proud egghead music that grooves on its own technical acumen, where Satch and company love to mess with expectations by sliding into a swinging blues groove or dabbling in a bit of bossa nova. What matters, as it always does on a Satriani album, is the instruments, but more so than on his other records, Shockwave Supernova feels like a collaborative record; it’s as fun to hear him play with his band as it is to hear him soar on his own. [Shockwave Supernova was also released on LP.
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In this next chapter of the epic “Maze Runner” saga, Thomas (Dylan O’Brien) and his fellow Gladers face their greatest challenge yet: searching for clues about the mysterious and powerful organization known as WCKD. Their journey takes them to the Scorch, a desolate landscape filled with unimaginable obstacles. Teaming up with resistance fighters, the Gladers take on WCKD’s vastly superior forces and uncover its shocking plans for them all.
