Verlag: epubli
The ultimate book for all Stranger Things superfans - with trivia about fashions, actors and actresses, influences, the eighties, monsters, locations, crew, music, food, technology, and many other facts about the world of Stranger Things. 2000 Amazing Stranger Things Facts contains all you could ever wish to know about this amazingly popular Netflix show.
Dog lovers will delight in this audio celebration of the canine character. From our earliest encounters with Lassie, to the magical moments we share with our own imperfect but thoroughly lovable companions, dogs have become an integral part of our culture and beloved members of our family. NPR proudly presents these tales of unforgettable animals and their devoted human friends.Contents:Introduction by Andrea SeabrookDog Stories from MaineHounded by Doubt, Dogged Owners Probe a MysteryDog Becomes Tigers’ Momma at Kansas ZooThe Tyranny of RalphCesar Millan: L.A. Dog Whisperer Leads the PackMy Own Take at Being a Dog WhispererDog Tunes: Tails of the CityAt This Church, Parishioners Wear Collars, TooYou Thought Human Actors Were Trouble?This I Believe: Teaching a Bad Dog New TricksLook at That Puppy! Be Careful What You SayLulu, the Talking DogAnthology of Literature Inspired by Our Four-Legged FriendsA Tragedy That Shouldn’t Happen to a Hero DogA Soldier and His Dog, Part 1William Wegman’s WeimaranersFritz, the Blind Frisbee-Catching DogDogs Take Vow: To Serve and Herd PenguinsBomb-Sniffing Dogs Deploy in AfghanistanThe Kangal: A Turkish Shepherd’s Best FriendScientists Reveal How Fast Dogs Must Shake to Dry Their FurThe Man Behind Lassie’s Onscreen MagicRussian Dog Wizard Trains Pooches to Paw the LineForget the Frisbee; Cool Dogs Catch WavesThe Case of the Mysterious Puppy, Solved! (Sort Of)Purebred Dog People: A Breed ApartResearchers Identify Gene Affecting Dog SizeProject Flying ChihuahuasAn Entrepreneurial Dog’s Private LifeBaxter Black Remembers BaileyA Soldier and His Dog Part 2Zum Buch
A one-of-a-kind collection including some never-before-seen photographs of the wild and unforgettable WHA from legendary sports photographer Steve Babineau On October 12, 1972, legendary Boston sports photographer, Steve Babineau, was in attendance for the debut of the New England Whalers. They were taking on the Philadelphia Blazers at the old Boston Garden — and Babs was shooting the action. Fifty years later, he’s still photographing big-league sports events — but this lovingly curated collection documents both his earliest published (and unseen) works and the wild emergence of the colorful, revolutionary, wild, and unforgettable WHA. In an era when rolls of film still had to be changed by hand and cameras were focused manually, when arena lighting was questionable and images had to be captured through the haze produced by smoking fans, Babineau captured it all: the timeless legends who were finally getting paid, the journeymen who finally got a shot at the pros, the 17-year-old who would go on to rewrite record books, the brawls and goals, the glorious ’staches and flows, the highs and the lows … Behind the Lens: The World Hockey Association 50 Years Later has the Golden Jet and the Howes, the teams that seemed to change names and cities as often as some players changed wooden sticks, and even the true origin story of that Wayne Gretzky photo that’s become the million-dollar holy grail for sports card collectors.Zum Buch
A collection of essays exploring current issues in early film archiving, curation, and research. Invented in the 1890s and premiered in Paris by the Lumière brothers, the cinematograph along with Louis Le Prince’s single-lens camera projector are considered by film historians to be the precursors to modern-day motion picture devices. These early movies were often shown in town halls, on fairgrounds, and in theaters, requiring special showmanship skills to effectively work the equipment and entertain onlookers. Within the last decade, film archives and film festivals have unearthed this lost art and have featured outstanding examples of the culture of early cinema reconfigured for today’s audiences. “[T]oday’s programming of early cinema . . . has to consider the audience if it wants to be successful in making the visual heritage available to as many people as possible. Early Cinema Today shows in a fascinating, versatile, and refreshing way how this can be implemented. . . . [This book] provides practitioners with innovative ideas on how to engage potential audiences, while providing scholars with valuable insight into how film archivists and curators shape perceptions of early cinema and, through this, the direction of film scholarship.” —The Moving Image “[This] collection presents a wide range of approaches to the programming of early film, both historically and in the present-day context, while sounding a vibrant and timely call to review the relation that has evolved between scholars, archivists, and film programmers in matters relating to the programming of early cinema today.” —Film HistoryZum Buch
Spotify’s algorithm is kind of a black box. Your song releases, you do some marketing and then it gets thrown onto some algorithmic playlists, sometimes. To most artists it may as well be completely random, but behind the scenes there is of course some very particular code executing purposefully written algorithms. Unfortunately we have no idea what this algorithm actually is. This book represents my entire understanding of how the Spotify algorithm works and how i've been able to get almost every song i've released in the past 3 years onto Discovery Weekly. Since I don't have any insider knowledge this understanding is based on experience, trial and error, research and a little bit of science. Andrew Southworth is a music artist with over 10 million streams on his own music. Through his YouTube channel and company Genera Studios he has helped other artists generate over 100 million streams on their music.Zum Buch
"For more than 30 years, Los Angeles-based artist RISK has made the world his canvas, creating colorful murals on everything from highway overpasses—known ..."Zum Buch
A major new biography published for the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth, offering a fresh, human portrayal. The iconic image of Beethoven is of him as a lone genius: hair wild, fists clenched, and brow furrowed. Beethoven may well have shaped the music of the future, but he was also a product of his time, influenced by the people, politics, and culture around him. Oxford scholar Laura Tunbridge offers an alternative history of Beethoven's career, placing his music in contexts that shed light on why particular pieces are valued more than others, and what this tells us about his larger-than-life reputation.Each chapter focuses on a period of his life, a piece of music, and a revealing theme, from family to friends, from heroism to liberty. We discover, along the way, Beethoven's unusual marketing strategies, his ambitious concert programming, and how specific performers and instruments influenced his works. This book offers new ways to understand Beethoven and why his music continues to be valued today.Zum Buch
