Fun-packed adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's Mowgli stories. After being abandoned as a child, young Mowgli (voiced by Bruce Reitherman) is brought up in the jungle by wolves. However, when the news arrives that murderous, man-hating tiger Shere Khan (George Sanders) has returned, Mowgli's friends Bagheera (Sebastian Cabot) and Baloo (Phil Harris) set out to return the reluctant mancub to the humans' village. Their task is not made any easier when Mowgli is kidnapped at the behest of monkey ruler King Louie (Louis Prima), who wishes to learn the secret of man's power - fire! Disney Studios' nineteenth animated feature was the last to be overseen by founder Walt before his death, and won an Academy Award nomination for the song 'Bare Necessities'.

Ingrid Bergman and George Sanders star in this romantic drama co-written and directed by Roberto Rossellini. Wealthy English couple Katherine Joyce (Bergman) and her husband Alex (Sanders) travel to Italy to sell a villa they have inherited. Far from their London home, Katherine confesses to having had a secret lover and finds her husband becomes even more distant with her; to such an extent that they decide to finish their holiday apart. Whilst Alex enjoys the company of other expatriates on the island of Capri, Katherine tours around the sights of Naples and Pompeii. However, the different events they experience begin to bring the couple back together.

Religion plays a vital role in geopolitics and in the course of student's lives even if they are not religious. Yet, students often lack a framework for understanding how current arrangements and situations came to be or for understanding why religion operates as such an important force. Featuring a unique approach, The Air We Breathe: A Sociology of Religion helps students learn sociology by studying religion. The book is situated around themes that apply across the field, not just to religion, and includes theories and ideas from outside of the subfield when appropriate (e.g., gender, organizational theory, group theory, etc.). The Air We Breathe: A Sociology of Religion by George Sanders and Josh Packard: Gets readers to apply the sociological perspective by drawing on the available research and theories in the sociology of religion and the larger discipline of sociology to answer overriding questions about how religion shapes and is shaped by larger social forces. Incorporates more recent empirical and theoretical developments that have taken place outside of the sociology of religion. Is organized around central, interesting questions that students find accessible. These questions are answered with current research that has been applied in order to highlight the pragmatism of sociology of religion research. Features an international, pragmatic, comparative approach that illustrates the unique role of religion in the modern world and highlights how it shapes and is shaped by other social forces and institutions.

Gene Tierney, Bruce Cabot and George Sanders star in this early 1940s war drama set in a tiny, isolated British outpost in East Africa. Officers at the outpost enlist the help of Zia (Tierney), a mysterious and exotic woman living among the natives, in their bid to fend off an impending onslaught from Nazi soldiers.

Sammelband mit den ersten drei Romanen aus Georg Sanders "Velten & Marcks" - Reihe. Alle Krimis sind auch fur den Kindle erhaltlich.

VELTEN & MARCKS - EINE FRAGE DER ZEIT"

Fur den erfahrenen Lokaljournalisten Max Velten ist die Leiche, die auf einem dreckigen Supermarktparkplatz in Waldenthal gefunden wird, anfangs nicht viel mehr als Stoff fur eine Nachricht unter vielen. Doch je langer er und seine junge Kollegin Katja Marcks in der Geschichte recherchieren, desto ratselhafter wird der Fall. Mehr und mehr kristallisiert sich heraus, dass der Tote der Schlussel zu einem mysteriosen Raubmord ist, an dessen Aufklarung sich die Polizei seit drei Jahren die Zahne ausbeisst. Als die beiden Journalisten und Veltens Ex-Frau, Kriminalhauptkommissarin Susanne Staller, dem Morder schliesslich auf die Schliche kommen, gerat Katja in hochste Lebensgefahr.

VELTEN & MARCKS - DIE TOTE IM KLEE"

Annika Harms, die Designchefin eines international tatigen Unternehmens, wird erschossen in den Trummern eines alten Westwallbunkers gefunden. Fiel sie dem Serientater zum Opfer, der seit Wochen sein Unwesen in der Umgebung der Stadt Waldenthal treibt? Oder hat ihr Tod etwas mit dem bizarren Streit zweier verfeindeter Bruder zu tun, die beide mit der attraktiven Frau in Verbindung standen? Der versierte Lokaljournalist Max Velten und seine junge Kollegin Katja Marcks recherchieren in dem Fall. Weitere Menschen mussen sterben, ehe die beiden Reporter und Veltens Ex-Frau, Kommissarin Susanne Staller, einen skrupellosen Morder in eine raffinierte Falle locken konnen.

VELTEN & MARCKS - MORDFALL TINA HOFER"

Der erfahrene Lokaljournalist Max Velten glaubt nicht an eine grosse Story, als ein Erdrutsch ein Skelett freilegt, das jahrzehntelang am Rand eines Industriegebietes der pfalzischen Stadt Waldenthal lag. Doch bald stellt sich heraus, dass es sich dabei um die sterblichen Uberreste von Tina Hofer handelt, einer fruheren Redakteurin des 'Waldenthaler Morgenkurier'. Fur Velten und seine junge Kollegin Katja Marcks ist es Ehrensache, den Mordfall aufzuklaren. Fiel Tina einer Beziehungstat zum Opfer oder war sie einem im Dunkeln arbeitenden, korrupten Netzwerk zu nahe gekommen? Die Journalisten und Veltens Ex-Frau, Kommissarin Susanne Staller, mussen viele Spuren verfolgen, bevor sich die Schleier der Vergangenheit heb

Honne, the Spirit of the Chehalis embodies a narrative tour de force that interweaves episodes (that stand alone in ordinary tellings) into an integrated series of installments. This collection of Salish stories features the Changer's efforts to successively transform a proto-being or spirit into the present form of a named species (deer, owl, shark, sea otter, and others). Additional stories describe how the Changer allowed Bear or Ant to apportion day and night; permitted Frog to schedule tides; and taught humans how to cook meat and clams, hunt with a bow, dry berries, cure sickness, settle communities, and prepare for the afterworld. These tales are told by George Sanders, a master storyteller whose family included chiefs of the Nisqually Indian tribe, which lives south of what is now Tacoma, Washington. As part of the oral tradition, these stories were rarely heard by those outside the area until Katherine Van Winkle Palmer, daughter of the local doctor, collected them for posterity. Jay Miller introduces this new edition with a close look at the linguistic complexity of the region, which testifies to the rich diversity of the Americas before epidemics and dislocations took their devastating toll. By weaving together these masterful installments, Honne, the Spirit of the Chehalis provides an evocative example of interwoven Salish oral literature at its best.