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How Much Do You Love Me? $21.24 This over-the-top comedy from French director Bertrand Blier takes an adventurous look at the intersections of money, love, and sex. After winning the lottery, a lonely office worker, François (Bernard Campan), offers an enticing proposal to a beautiful prostitute, Daniela (Monica Belluci, who else?). She can stake claim to part of his fortune, provided she performs her erotic services until the money's runs out. What follows is a complicated game of wits, as negotiations get underway to see just what Daniela's love is worth, with everyone, including Daniela's gangster boyfriend (Gérard Depardieu), having their say. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

How Much Do You Love Me? $21.24 This over-the-top comedy from French director Bertrand Blier takes an adventurous look at the intersections of money, love, and sex. After winning the lottery, a lonely office worker, François (Bernard Campan), offers an enticing proposal to a beautiful prostitute, Daniela (Monica Belluci, who else?). She can stake claim to part of his fortune, provided she performs her erotic services until the money's runs out. What follows is a complicated game of wits, as negotiations get underway to see just what Daniela's love is worth, with everyone, including Daniela's gangster boyfriend (Gérard Depardieu), having their say. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

How Much Do You Love Me? $21.24 This over-the-top comedy from French director Bertrand Blier takes an adventurous look at the intersections of money, love, and sex. After winning the lottery, a lonely office worker, François (Bernard Campan), offers an enticing proposal to a beautiful prostitute, Daniela (Monica Belluci, who else?). She can stake claim to part of his fortune, provided she performs her erotic services until the money's runs out. What follows is a complicated game of wits, as negotiations get underway to see just what Daniela's love is worth, with everyone, including Daniela's gangster boyfriend (Gérard Depardieu), having their say. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

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Cost $14.98 The lingering notes on Patrick Phelan's 2000 self-titled for Jagjaguwar seemed to suggest hesitation, like he was unsure of or at least unhurried about bringing his personal voice out of South's drifting post-rock. But his sophomore effort, Parlor, integrated that dawdle thanks to a more effective band setup, and 2005's Cost is better still. "Favor," for example, includes his usual lush exhale of a singing voice, and his spidery acoustic guitar. But it rides on a thick bassline that's lent even more girth in the outro by the addition of scraggly electric guitar. (Sonic Youth is nodding favorably in the wings.) Cost works because it levels off somewhere between linger and indie rock flourish. Phelan is happy to dwell on opaque thoughts and feelings. But he understands how to color them with a little force or unlikely instrumental turn. Even a spare voice and guitar number like "Sails Descending" builds real tension with well-placed instrumentation in support -- liquidy keys and the scrape of a violin -- and "Settlements," which might have floated off on some detour in the past, is now brief and to the point. Like most of Cost it's still elegiac and cloudy, but it reaches its elevation faster. "Through the Bedroom Wall" takes a little longer to arrive, but it too plays Phelan's hushed fluster and romantic keyboard surges off a dynamic instrumental break, and "Ruin," maybe Cost's best track, makes great use of both dramatic guitar notes and Phelan's vocals. Pleading through the song's splattering reverb, he sounds like a '50s crooner wallowing in (Smog). ~ Johnny Loftus, RoviPerformers: Phil Murphy - Lap Steel Guitar; Justin Bailey - Guitar; Greta Brinkman - Bass, Guitar (Bass); Champ! - Drums; Jess Hoffa - Vocals; Patrick Phelan - Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals; Jonathan Segel - Violin; Jonathan Sullivan - Violin; Miguel Urbiztondo - Drums; Ian Whelan - Bass, Guitar (Bass)

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How Much Can You Work and What Rest Do You Need? $65.98 At the same time as many urban economies are developing into 24-hour societies, it is becoming increasingly popular amongst shift workers to compress their working hours. John Axelsson's thesis deals with the problem of how much you can compress your working hours without compromising sleep and performance. It also focus on the mechanisms as to why some are more vulnerable to shift work than others. The thesis concludes that long shifts (up to 12h) may be acceptable, whereas short recovery time (8h or less) is not. Most of the problems with short recovery periods were related to short sleep and sleepiness, and there is, clearly, a subgroup of workers that suffer more from this than others. It is argued that insufficient sleep and low testosterone levels (in males) might be key factors for developing shift intolerance, mainly by reducing the capacity to recover from shift work.

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Cost $4.99 Julia Lambert is an art lecturer with two lovely sons, an amiable ex-husband, and an idyllic house in Maine. She's looking forward to a peaceful summer visit from her elderly parents - her father, a retired but demanding neurosurgeon, and her gentle mother, who is secretly struggling with early Alzheimer's. But when Julia's older son, Steven, arrives he delivers a shattering revelation: Jack, her charming younger son, has spiraled into heroin addiction. So begins a descent into nightmare. Jack's condition becomes the central presence in his family's life, as his addiction creates a devastating world of tension and anxiety, a place which tests the most powerful and fundamental bonds of connection. Moving and heart-wrenching, this is an extraordinary novel about the ways that secrets and fears can tear families apart - and how the ties of kinship can bring them together.

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