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This is a Brand New book in excellent condition. Format: PaperbackAuthor: Paul Smith, Ken TaylorISBN10: 3839192293ISBN13: 9783839192290 Be warned! This is not a travel guide. Nor is it a cross-cultural manual for business people. And it is certainly not a deep, psychological treatise on the German psyche. But have you ever wondered why the Bavarians drink beer at breakfast, or why the car is the ultimate German status symbol? Why do Germans smile when asked 'Same procedure?' and how can you learn to speak fluent German, instantly? This book gives the answers, and reveals a multitude of other secrets for all those wanting to better understand what makes Germans tick.

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Siouxsie Sioux (Feb 1979) This is certainly a young woman who knew exactly who she was, wouldn’t you say? Nevermind those sterile museum retrospectives, First Third Books has just published Punk+, a gorgeous new coffee table monograph featuring Sheila Rock’s documentation of the formative London punk scene. Although many of the faces are familiar, the emphasis on punk as a youth culture, as a tribe, makes this a welcome departure from many other books of punk era photography. These shots are from when the participants were still really young and Rock’s intimate images haven’t lost any of their power from being overused (85 to 90% of the photographs are unseen according to her estimate). I get sent books like this, well, frequently, and Punk+ is far and away one of the best. Speaking as a former publisher myself, this is a high quality piece to be really proud of. With a brief introduction by Nick Logan and commentary from some of the participants, Punk+ wisely lets Sheila Rock’s portraits do the talking. I especially loved the pics of a young John Lydon in what appears to be his own flat. Jordan outside of Malcolm McClaren and Vivienne...

Simply stunning vintage handbills for Detroit’s historic live music venue The Grande Ballroom. The majority of these trippy handbills and postcards were designed by Gary Grimshaw (who died in January of this year) and Carl Lundgren. Historically significant, yes, but from a design perspective, these are just jaw-droppingly, face-melting goodness, aren’t they? Via Detroit Bob and h/t WFMU

Achtung! Nicht geeignet für Kinder unter 3 Jahren.

The U.S. military, which gets called on to cope with unrest tied to global warming, is taking the climate threat seriously as opposed to civilian politicians who are pandering to special interests, says ethicist Daniel C. Maguire. By Daniel C. Maguire It wasn’t supposed to be this way. The

Carole Lombard was the comedy film actress who stole Clark Gable’s heart and with her beautiful features and timeless style, lit up the screen with her

Achtung, absolut spannend: Diese 5 True-Crime-Dokumentationen sind perfekt zum Binge Watching – mehr zu den Netflix-Tipps hier!

Our story takes place in 1950s and 60s Paris at Place Blanche, in the shadows of Montmartre, in the heart of the red light district of Pigalle. France was ruled by a devout Catholic, General Charles de Gaulle, who had reinstated a 300-year-old law that punished landlords who allowed prostitutes to w

My introduction to political theory and history came through Pelican Books—the non-fiction offshoot of Penguin Books. Pelicans were the high-end, academic books that brought bold, intellectual ideas to the mass public. The first Pelican imprint was George Bernard Shaw’s The Intelligent Woman’s Guide to Socialism and Capitalism, in which he the renowned author and playwright examined the theories of socialism and Marxism and the problems of capitalism. There then followed an impressive array of texts on art, architecture, psychology, economics and philosophy by writers as diverse as A. J. Ayer, E. P. Thomson and Jacob Bronowski. These paperbacks were mass-produced and sold at a price claimed to be lower than a packet of cigarettes. Allen Lane, who founded Penguin Books, believed there was “a vast reading public for intelligent books at a low price.” He staked his money and reputation on it. Thankfully he was right—the vast reading public did want to read intelligent books and Penguins and Pelicans sold in the thousands. There was a color coding to Penguin books—orange for fiction, olive green for modern literature, black (originally white) for classics and blue for non-fiction. A reader’s taste in books was...

Ödipus, der Vatermörder, ist eine tragische Figur in der griechischen Mythologie. In der Biedermeier-und Gründerzeit (ca 19 Jhdt.) war der Vatermörder das männliche Äußere Zeichen für Mode und Respekt. Ein langer Hemdkragen, als modisches Accessoire, verleiht dem Träger eine gewisse Eleganz und Achtung. Auch wenn, so mancher Hemdkragen die Suppe mitgegessen hat , wurde das Französische Wort „Parricide“ = Vatermord,  im allgemeinen Sprachgebrauch übernommen. Eine Geschichte hinter dem Begriff „Vatermörder“, soll wohl die Heimkehr eines im Krieg gewesenen Sohn sein, der beim begrüßen seines Vaters mit den Spitzen des Hemdkragens diesem in das Auge gestochen haben soll. Daran  soll dieser dann gestorben sein.  Wahrscheinlich gab es bei uns, die beiden „Vatermörder“ Phillip & Daniel Vogel, die ihren Vater 1787 erschlagen haben sollen. Beide wurden daraufhin zwischen Venningen und Altdorf hingerichtet. Auf dem sogenannten Galgen wurden ihnen die Glieder mittels Wagenrad gebrochen und beide wurden enthauptet.  Der Vatermörder ist ein bitterer Essig aus der Ortegatraube mit 19 verschiedenen Kräutern. Das Bittere möge der Verdauung helfen und die Gallensäfte besser fließen lassen.  Vor dem Essen, ideal als purer Aperitif, nach einem volluminösem Mahl als Digestif oder als Bitterer Verdauer ohne Alkohol.  Bekömmlich, verdauungsfördernd und dem Völlegefühl entgegenwirkend ist der „Vatermörder“ der alte, moderne Zeitgeist- Digestif des gestressten Menschen.  Als Longdrink wirkt der Vatermörder erfrischend und belebend herzhaft.     Zutaten: Weinessig, Traubenmost, Kräuterauszüge, Honig  enthält Sulfite Säuregehalt: 3,0%

Horus (Sometimes Heru, or in compounds Hor-, Har-, Her-) Among the most ubiquitous of Egyptian Gods, Horus embodies kingship, victory, righteousness, and civilization. Horus is depicted either as a…

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Fast Times at Ridgemont High is one of those special films that manages to capture the zeitgeist—at least from an American youth culture perspective—of an entire decade. Amy Heckerling’s 1982 film is as much a time-capsule of the fashion, music, speech, and cultural climate of the 1980s as her 1995 film Clueless is of the 1990s. Future generations studying teenage culture in the second half of the 20th Century would be well-served in absorbing the gist by putting those two movies on a playlist with Rebel Without a Cause, American Graffiti, To Sir With Love, Animal House, and Dazed and Confused. That just about covers the ‘80s. The importance of Fast Times At Ridgemont High as a document should not be understated, but it’s the characters that make it truly memorable. The characters are all based on real teenagers observed by Cameron Crowe while freelance reporting for Rolling Stone. With the cooperation of the school’s administration, Crowe spent a year at Clairemont High School in San Diego, California, as a “student,” gathering material for his 1981 book Fast Times at Ridgemont High, which was produced the following year as Amy Heckerling’s film...

We could use this crisis to rebuild, produce something better and more humane. But we may slide into something worse.