List of Enigma videos - Sadeness Part I. "Sadeness Part 1" starts off with a man writing at a desk with a quill pen and slowly falls asleep. He then descends into a dream where he wears a red cloak, and explores the ruins of an old cathedral. During his exploration, the screen fades in and out from the cathedral into one of a woman. He is then brought back into the cathedral and tries to run away after opening a door that leads to darkness. He then disappears into the ground and the cloak left behind floats into the darkness, and he wakes up from his dream abruptly. < ...

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List of Enigma videos, List of Enigma videos - From MCMXC a.D., List of Enigma videos - Sadeness Part I, List of Enigma videos - Principles of Lust, List of Enigma videos - Mea Culpa, List of Enigma videos - The Rivers of Belief, List of Enigma videos - From The Cross of Changes, List of Enigma videos - Return to Innocence, List of Enigma videos - Age of Loneliness, List of Enigma videos - The Eyes of Truth, List of Enigma videos - Out From the Deep, List of Enigma videos - From Le Roi Est Mort Vive Le Roi!, List of Enigma videos - Beyond the Invisible, List of Enigma videos - T.N.T. for the Brain, List of Enigma videos - From The Screen Behind the Mirror, List of Enigma videos - Gravity of Love, List of Enigma videos - Push the Limits, List of Enigma videos - From Love Sensuality Devotion: The Greatest Hits, List of Enigma videos - Turn Around, List of Enigma videos - From Voyageur, List of Enigma videos - Voyageur

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List of Enigma videos - Beyond the Invisible. The music video for "Beyond the Invisible" was heavily influenced by Michael Cretu's vision of ice skating, forest nymphs, and "man-machines" (the latter of which also adorn the Le Roi Est Mort, Vive Le Roi! album cover). A girl escapes from her unhappy home after an argument and flees into the forest, where the nymphs live. She sees a couple ice-skating in the middle of the woods and she hides in the bushes to watch the couple perform. Three "man-machin ...

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List of Enigma videos, List of Enigma videos - From MCMXC a.D., List of Enigma videos - Sadeness Part I, List of Enigma videos - Principles of Lust, List of Enigma videos - Mea Culpa, List of Enigma videos - The Rivers of Belief, List of Enigma videos - From The Cross of Changes, List of Enigma videos - Return to Innocence, List of Enigma videos - Age of Loneliness, List of Enigma videos - The Eyes of Truth, List of Enigma videos - Out From the Deep, List of Enigma videos - From Le Roi Est Mort Vive Le Roi!, List of Enigma videos - Beyond the Invisible, List of Enigma videos - T.N.T. for the Brain, List of Enigma videos - From The Screen Behind the Mirror, List of Enigma videos - Gravity of Love, List of Enigma videos - Push the Limits, List of Enigma videos - From Love Sensuality Devotion: The Greatest Hits, List of Enigma videos - Turn Around, List of Enigma videos - From Voyageur, List of Enigma videos - Voyageur

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PET THERAPY: a therapeutic approach based on the idea that expressing affection for a pet helps people feel happier, maintain a positive outlook, and therefore improve their health.

According to several studies, having a pet can reduce stress, lower blood pressure, and ward off loneliness and depression. Many nursing homes and some prisons have developed pet therapy programs, with excellent results.

(See also: Pet therapy, Alternative Health, Body Mind and Soul)

In 1986 Kristof’s first novel, The Notebook appeared. It was the beginning of a moving trilogy. The sequel titled The Proof came 2 years later. The third part was published in 1991 under the title The Third Lie. The most important themes of this trilogy are war and destruction, love and loneliness, desire and loss, truth and fiction. Agota Kristof received the European prize for French literature for The Notebook. This nove ...

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Agota Kristof, Agota Kristof - Biography, Agota Kristof - Her works, Agota Kristof - Bibliography

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Recorded in 2005, it consists of 9 tracks, including the two different versions of The Party Is Over. The album has strong elements of symphonic metal. The album continues in the musical vein of Lacrimosa's previous albums, in contrast to Tilo Wolff's other musical project, Snakeskin. Lyrics cover Lacrimosa's by-now standard themes of love, estrangement and loneliness. A notable exception is the last individual track, Hohelied der Liebe, a song written entirely for orchestra and choir with no rock elements at all, and with lyrics taken from St Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians. 'Hohelied' is the Lutheran name for ...

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Lichtgestalt, Lichtgestalt - Music, Lichtgestalt - Tracklisting

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As with all of Kafka's works, The Metamorphosis is open to a wide range of interpretations; in fact, Stanley Corngold's book, The Commentator's Despair, lists over 130 interpretations. Most obvious are themes relating to society's treatment of those who are different. Other themes include the loneliness of being cut off and the desperate and unrealistic hopes that such isolation brings. Some also feel the book deals with the absurdity of human existence, leading some literary critics to associate it with existentialism. It is also possible to apply Freudia ...

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The Metamorphosis, The Metamorphosis - The storyline, The Metamorphosis - Interpretation, The Metamorphosis - Lost in translation, The Metamorphosis - Influence

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Borstal - Literature. Irish writer Brendan Behan wrote of his experiences in the borstal system in his 1958 book Borstal Boy. In his 1959 book, The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner, Alan Sillitoe wrote about a boy's time in a Borstal for robbing a bakery. Borstal - Music. The Faces wrote a song called Borstal Boys which featured on their 1973 album Ooh La La. British punk band Sham 69 released a 1978 single called Borstal Breakout. ...

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Borstal, Borstal - Borstal in the arts, Borstal - Literature, Borstal - Music, Borstal - Film and television, Borstal - Sources and References

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The Cross of Changes - Original album. "Second Chapter" (Curly M.C.) – 2:16 "The Eyes of Truth" (Curly) – 7:13 "Return to Innocence" (Curly) – 4:17 "I Love You ... I'll Kill You" (Curly, David Fairstein) – 8:51 "Silent Warrior" (Curly) – 6:10 "The Dream of the Dolphin" (Fairstein) – 2:47 "Age of Loneliness (Carly's Song)" (Curly) – 5:22 "Out from the Deep" (Curly) – 4:53 "Cr ...

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The Cross of Changes, The Cross of Changes - Track listing, The Cross of Changes - Original album, The Cross of Changes - Special limited edition, The Cross of Changes - Singles, The Cross of Changes - Personnel, The Cross of Changes - Charts, The Cross of Changes - Trivia

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Mankey are light and agile. They live in groups in the treetops. If one loses sight of its group, then it becomes infuriated with loneliness. Mankey is extremely quick to anger. It could be docile one moment, then thrashing away the next. It will not hesitate to attack anything, and they often attack handy targets in groups for no reason. If it does get violently enraged, it is unsafe to approach as it can't distinguish between friends and foes. It is easy to tell when it becomes angry as it starts shaking and its nasal breathing turns rough. However, due to the speed of its anger it is imposs ...

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Mankey, Mankey - Name Origin, Mankey - Biology, Mankey - Availability, Mankey - Game Information, Mankey - Anime Appearances, Mankey - Manga Appearances, Mankey - In the TCG

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'Hugga Mugga' was released on the Leader label in 1971. Roy Bailey and Rosselson recorded 'That's Not The Way It's Got To Be' in 1975, including one of Rosselson's best-known songs 'The World Turned Upside Down'. Two other collaborations followed, 'Love, Loneliness and Laundry' (1977) and 'If I Knew Who the Enemy Was' (1979). Rosselson also scripted two shows for performance with Roy Bailey and Frankie Armstrong: the anti-nuclear 'No Cause for Alarm' and 'Love Loneliness and Laundry', about personal politics. Rosselson and Bailey performed two other shows during the 1980s, one about ...

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Leon Rosselson, Leon Rosselson - The folk years, Leon Rosselson - That Was The Week That Was, Leon Rosselson - Folk club singer, Leon Rosselson - With Roy Bailey, Leon Rosselson - Big Red Songs, Leon Rosselson - Spycatcher, Leon Rosselson - Later collaborations, Leon Rosselson - A children's writer, Leon Rosselson - Discography, Leon Rosselson - Dominic Behan Peggy Seeger Leon Rosselson and Ralph Rinzler, Leon Rosselson - The Galliards, Leon Rosselson - The Three City Four, Leon Rosselson - Solo Recordings, Leon Rosselson - Others, Leon Rosselson - Bibliography, Leon Rosselson - Some children's books, Leon Rosselson - Songbooks

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Born in Uppsala, Sweden, to a Lutheran minister of Danish descent, Bergman grew up surrounded by religious imagery and discussion. Bergman attended the Stockholm University and became interested in theater, and later in cinema. His films usually deal with existential questions about mortality, loneliness, and faith; they are also usually direct and not overtly stylized. Persona, one of Bergman's most famous films, is unusu ...

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Ingmar Bergman, Ingmar Bergman - Biography and style characteristics, Ingmar Bergman - Filmography, Ingmar Bergman - Screenwriting Works, Ingmar Bergman - Documentary Works, Ingmar Bergman - Bibliography, Ingmar Bergman - Bibliographies

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Lacrimosa's first album, Angst, is a very gloomy piece of slow, rather minimal music, dominated by keyboards and a depressed, sometimes frantic and insane, voice. In this early period, the themes explored through lyrics and music are of a very bleak nature, such as fear, helplessness, loneliness, the non-existence, unattainability or illusionary nature of love, and death. The same thematic preoccupations can be found on the next three albums, Einsamkeit, Satura and Inferno, but now and then a more positive note be ...

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Lacrimosa, Lacrimosa - Brief timeline, Lacrimosa - Musical and thematic development, Lacrimosa - Discography, Lacrimosa - DVD's

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Both stories, about disconnections, loneliness and being alone in the vast city, are photographed by Wong's longtime collaborator Christopher Doyle in the style of a music video, leaving impressions of movies from Jean-Luc Godard (signs, slogans, pop music) and from John Cassavetes (improvised dialogue and situations). Some critics, among them M. A. Abbas, have likened the motif of expiration dates to the imminence of the 1997 handover of Hong Kong to the People's Republic of China (May 1st being, among other things, May Day). A similar theory relating the handover of Hong Kong to Wong Kar-wai's st ...

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Chungking Express, Chungking Express - Plot outline, Chungking Express - Analysis, Chungking Express - Miscellaneous, Chungking Express - Cast and roles, Chungking Express - Awards and nominations

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In 2002 the team began their DJ career in Tokyo, in front of 8,000 clubbers, on a bill featuring Ferry Corsten and DJ Tiësto. Pretty soon Above & Beyond were DJ'ing all over the globe, with residency at UK club Passion, dates for Gatecrasher in the UK and abroad, appearances at Godskitchen and tours around the world. Late in 2003 they remixed club classics "Loneliness" (Tomcraft) and "When The Rush Comes" (Motorcycle), as well as being asked back by Madonna to remix "Nobody Knows Me". Other remixes included Britney Spears's single "E ...

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Above & Beyond, Above & Beyond - Formation, Above & Beyond - Industry interest, Above & Beyond - DJ career, Above & Beyond - The future, Above & Beyond - Productions

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Hugo Award for Best Short Story - The Retro Hugos. These were awarded 50 or 75 years after years in which Worldcons didn't give awards. "Star Light, Star Bright" by Alfred Bester "It's a Good Life" by Jerome Bixby "Seventh Victim" by Robert Sheckley "A Saucer of Loneliness" by Theodore Sturgeon "The Gnurrs Come from the Voodvork Out" by Reginald Bretnor "A Subway Named Mobius" by A.J. Deutsch "Coming Attraction" by Fritz Leiber

In some circles of the pro-ana movement, anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa are personified as women named Ana (for anorexia; hence the pro-ana movement) and Bella or Mia (for bulimia). Members use this to illustrate the anorexic's loneliness: "Ana" is the anorexic's only reliable friend whom they can rely on when everything else feels out of control. Pro-ana sites involve anorexics coming together to talk abou ...

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Pro-ana, Pro-ana - Overview, Pro-ana - Criticism and controversy, Pro-ana - The anorexic underground, Pro-ana - Pro-ana and LiveJournal, Pro-ana - Popularity decline

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Primeape's most defining and prominent characteristic is its extremely violent attitude. It is almost perpetually furious for an indeterminate reason or perhaps for no reason at all, making it impossible to figure out a way to pacify it. It is said that a Primeape only calms down when it is completely alone, but since it is naturally very difficult to observe a Primeape in such a state without alerting it to one's presence, this is largely a moot point. However, if Primeape does calm down in loneliness, one could presume that what makes it an ...

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Primeape, Primeape - Name Origin, Primeape - Appearance, Primeape - Biology, Primeape - In the video games, Primeape - In the animé, Primeape - In the Trading Card Game

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Dog communication - Barks. Dogs bark for many reasons, such as when perceived intruders (humans, dogs, or other animals) approach its territory, for identification, when hearing an unfamiliar or unidentified noise, when seeing something that the dog doesn't expect to be there, or when playing. Barking also expresses different emotions for a dog, such as loneliness, fear, suspicion, stress, and pleasure. Play or excited barks are often short and sharp, such as when a dog is ...

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Dog communication, Dog communication - Dominance and submission, Dog communication - Body movements, Dog communication - Tail, Dog communication - Ears, Dog communication - Mouth, Dog communication - Eyes and eyebrows, Dog communication - Vocalizations, Dog communication - Barks, Dog communication - Growls, Dog communication - Whines and whimpers, Dog communication - Howls, Dog communication - Reference

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The novel is often thought of as Thomas Hardy's best work, not only for the elaborate structuring of the plot, where small and subtle details lead to the character's ruin, but in the themes of the book. Such themes include how human loneliness and sensuality can stop a person from trying to fulfill his dreams; how, when free from the trap of marriage, one's dreams will not be fulfilled if one is of a lower status; how the educated classes are often more like sophists than intellectuals; how living a libertine life full of integrity and passi ...

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Jude the Obscure, Jude the Obscure - Reviews, Jude the Obscure - Description, Jude the Obscure - Films

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Chicago at Carnegie Hall - Bonus Disc 2005 Rhino edition. "Listen" (Robert Lamm) - 4:16 "Introduction" (Terry Kath) - 6:37 "South California Purples" (Robert Lamm) - 12:41 "Loneliness Is Just A Word" (Robert Lamm) - 2:44 "Free Form Intro (Naseltones)" (Robert Lamm) - 5:58 "Sing A Mean Tune Kid (Robert Lamm) - 10:51 "An Hour In The Shower: A Hard Risin' Morning Without Breakfast/Off To Work/Fallin' Out/Dreamin' Home/Morning Blues Again" (Terry Kath) - 6:0 ...

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Chicago at Carnegie Hall, Chicago at Carnegie Hall - Track listing, Chicago at Carnegie Hall - Bonus Disc 2005 Rhino edition, Chicago at Carnegie Hall - Personnel

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On its surface, Lost in Translation is a movie about culture shock between East and West, yet this reveals itself as a metaphor for more important themes of alienation and loneliness, and alternatively companionship. The film explores how these themes combine at certain stages in life, against the background of highly modern Japanese cityscapes. Bob Harris (played by Bill Murray), is an American movie star on the downward slope of his career who has come to Tokyo, Japan, to film a Suntory whisky commercial (a reference to real- ...

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Lost in Translation, Lost in Translation - Synopsis, Lost in Translation - Autobiographical elements, Lost in Translation - Reaction, Lost in Translation - Awards, Lost in Translation - Cast, Lost in Translation - Ratings for Lost in Translation worldwide

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