"Der großen Eisenbahnraub": Startschuss des Wild-West-Kinos
Gerade einmal 12 Minuten lang - und doch erzählt der Stummfilm von 1903 eine richtige Geschichte mit verschiedenen Handlungen. Normal? Damals war das revolutionär! Von Christoph Tiemann.
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Explore " 1903" with insightful episodes like ""Der großen Eisenbahnraub": Startschuss des Wild-West-Kinos", "French cyclist Maurice Garin wins the first Tour de France - July 19th, 1903", "Teddy bears are sold for the first time - February 15th, 1903", "Stewart McKimmie - Episode 6 (Season 2)" and "Bobby Clark - Episode 4 (Season 2)" from podcasts like ""WDR Zeitzeichen", "This Day in History Class", "This Day in History Class", "Red Rewind" and "Red Rewind"" and more!
Episodes (17)
French cyclist Maurice Garin wins the first Tour de France - July 19th, 1903
On this day in 1903, French bicycler Maurice Garin took first place at the inaugural Tour de France.
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Teddy bears are sold for the first time - February 15th, 1903
On this day in 1903, a Brooklyn candy store advertised the world’s first teddy bear.
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Stewart McKimmie - Episode 6 (Season 2)
In the final episode of season 2, Dave and Andrew chat with Dons legend Stewart McKimmie about his long career at the Dons, how it all started and his surprise at signing for his hometown club in 1983.
Episodes 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 (Willie Garner, Stuart Duff, Jim Whyte, Bobby Clark & Stewart McKimmie) are also available as all of Series 1 (Jim Leighton, Steve Tosh, Brian Irvine, Zander Diamond, Neil Cooper, David Preece, Richie Byrne & Russell Anderson).
Presented by Dave Macdermid & Andrew Shinie facebook.com/redrewind1903
Presenters: Dave Macdermid & Andrew Shinie
Artwork: Alan Hay
Music: Adam Featherstone, Mike Macdermid, Joe McNally, David Brant, Alyssa Ichinose
Production & Editing: Mike Macdermid
Studios: Northsound 1
Bobby Clark - Episode 4 (Season 2)
Series 2, Episode 4, in which Dave & Andrew chat to ex-Aberdeen & Scotland keeper Bobby Clark is available to download from all major platforms from tomorrow lunchtime (Monday).
Episodes 1, 2 & 3 (Willie Garner, Stuart Duff & Jim Whyte) are also available as all of Series 1 (Jim Leighton, Steve Tosh, Brian Irvine, Zander Diamond, Neil Cooper, David Preece, Richie Byrne & Russell Anderson.
Presented by Dave Macdermid & Andrew Shinie facebook.com/redrewind1903
Presenters: Dave Macdermid & Andrew Shinie
Artwork: Alan Hay
Music: Adam Featherstone, Mike Macdermid, Joe McNally, David Brant, Alyssa Ichinose
Production & Editing: Mike Macdermid
Studios: Northsound 1
Jim Whyte - Episode 3 (Season 2)
Episode 3 sees Dave and Andrew in conversation with former Aberdeen and Kilmarnock defender Jim Whyte.
Presenters: Dave Macdermid & Andrew Shinie
Artwork: Alan Hay
Music: Adam Featherstone, Mike Macdermid, Joe McNally, David Brant, Alyssa Ichinose
Production & Editing: Mike Macdermid
Studios: Northsound 1
087: El plan completo
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En este episodio #87 les hablo sobre el plan completo, que herramientas se tienen que juntar para alcanzar el éxito en lo que estas buscando, como organizar todo aquello que hemos hablado en 1 solo plan perfecto, o semi perfecto porque no importa si eres el mas organizado, siempre nos va a fallar algo. Una lesion, un problema personal, familia. Etc.
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Extra Time - Special Edition
In this special edition, Dave and Andrew chat to Chris Gavin and Bob Bain from the AFC Heritage Trust to find out all about the important work they do in preserving the history of Aberdeen Football Club.
Season 2 will be coming soon, so make sure you follow us on Facebook and Instagram and stay subscribed for more updates and famous former Dons.
Presenters: Dave Macdermid & Andrew Shinie
Artwork: Alan Hay
Music: Adam Featherstone, Mike Macdermid, Joe McNally, David Brant, Alyssa Ichinose
Production & Editing: Mike Macdermid
Studios: Northsound 1
Brian Irvine - Episode 3
Dave and Andrew sit down with Dons legend Brian Irvine and talk about his long career. This was the very first interview recorded for series 1, during lockdown.
Presenters: Dave Macdermid & Andrew Shinie
Artwork: Alan Hay
Music: Adam Featherstone, Mike Macdermid, Joe McNally, David Brant, Alyssa Ichinose
Production & Editing: Mike Macdermid
Studios: Northsound 1
BONUS: Joseph Rubin on Canton Comic Opera's 2010 Revival of 1902's "The Wizard of Oz"
Tara and EmKay are THRILLED to be joined by Joseph Rubin, the Founder and Executive Director of American Musical Productions. In 2010, he devoted his efforts to research and restore 1902's original Broadway production of "The Wizard of Oz" at Canton Comic Opera in Canton, Ohio. Joseph unpacks his experience reviving this zany production, offers advice on keeping these rich musical theatre histories alive, and provides deeper context of Oz's foray onto the stages of Broadway. Our deep gratitude to Joseph for providing music from the show.
Show Notes:
- Mr. Rubin's Biography
- Canton Comic Opera Co. Presents "The Wizard of Oz" - Broadway World
- The Monday After: ‘The Wizard of Oz’ returns to Canton
- Sammy from THE WIZARD OF OZ - Canton Comic Opera Co.
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Tara: @taratagtickles
EmKay: @emshray
Original music by Shane Chapman
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Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/downtheyellowbrickpod
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Music by: Shane Chapman
Edited by: Emily Kay Shrader
A song in Qtractor from scratch (sonoj2019)
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A song in Qtractor from scratch (sonoj2019)
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Open Button (jh19)
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Open Button (jh19)
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Cloud From Scratch (osc18)
Driven by curiosity and some late night ebay purchases, I ended up down the rabbit hole of building a cloud from scratch: why use OpenStack when you can do it the hard way. This was a great excuse to dive into the various subsystems required to assemble a cloud and to find out how frustrating aspects of it could be.
A cloud is a jigsaw, requiring many different pieces to fit together and co-operate. This talk will take a look at a number of Open Source technologies and how they fit into this puzzle:
First you need a way to run Virtual Machines, this is probably the easiest part of the jigsaw.
Next you need a way to store and distribute your Virtual Machine volumes. Ceph fits in here nicely.
Then you need a way to connect all your Virtual Machines together. You could just use the Linux networking stack. Or you could look at VPP, an exciting userspace networking stack born out of Cisco.
Great now your VMs can talk to each other and things, but how do you do that first boot configuration: well hello Cloud Init.
Finally you need a way to push traffic to your VMs, enter HAProxy.
Driven by curiosity and some late night ebay purchases, I ended up down the rabbit hole of building a cloud from scratch: why use OpenStack when you can do it the hard way. This was a great excuse to dive into the various subsystems required to assemble a cloud and to find out how frustrating aspects of it could be.
A cloud is a jigsaw, requiring many different pieces to fit together and co-operate. This talk will take a look at a number of Open Source technologies and how they fit into this puzzle:
First you need a way to run Virtual Machines, this is probably the easiest part of the jigsaw.
Next you need a way to store and distribute your Virtual Machine volumes. Ceph fits in here nicely.
Then you need a way to connect all your Virtual Machines together. You could just use the Linux networking stack. Or you could look at VPP, an exciting userspace networking stack born out of Cisco.
Great now your VMs can talk to each other and things, but how do you do that first boot configuration: well hello Cloud Init.
Finally you need a way to push traffic to your VMs, enter HAProxy.
about this event: https://c3voc.de
Cloud From Scratch (osc18)
Driven by curiosity and some late night ebay purchases, I ended up down the rabbit hole of building a cloud from scratch: why use OpenStack when you can do it the hard way. This was a great excuse to dive into the various subsystems required to assemble a cloud and to find out how frustrating aspects of it could be.
A cloud is a jigsaw, requiring many different pieces to fit together and co-operate. This talk will take a look at a number of Open Source technologies and how they fit into this puzzle:
First you need a way to run Virtual Machines, this is probably the easiest part of the jigsaw.
Next you need a way to store and distribute your Virtual Machine volumes. Ceph fits in here nicely.
Then you need a way to connect all your Virtual Machines together. You could just use the Linux networking stack. Or you could look at VPP, an exciting userspace networking stack born out of Cisco.
Great now your VMs can talk to each other and things, but how do you do that first boot configuration: well hello Cloud Init.
Finally you need a way to push traffic to your VMs, enter HAProxy.
Driven by curiosity and some late night ebay purchases, I ended up down the rabbit hole of building a cloud from scratch: why use OpenStack when you can do it the hard way. This was a great excuse to dive into the various subsystems required to assemble a cloud and to find out how frustrating aspects of it could be.
A cloud is a jigsaw, requiring many different pieces to fit together and co-operate. This talk will take a look at a number of Open Source technologies and how they fit into this puzzle:
First you need a way to run Virtual Machines, this is probably the easiest part of the jigsaw.
Next you need a way to store and distribute your Virtual Machine volumes. Ceph fits in here nicely.
Then you need a way to connect all your Virtual Machines together. You could just use the Linux networking stack. Or you could look at VPP, an exciting userspace networking stack born out of Cisco.
Great now your VMs can talk to each other and things, but how do you do that first boot configuration: well hello Cloud Init.
Finally you need a way to push traffic to your VMs, enter HAProxy.
about this event: https://c3voc.de
Cloud From Scratch (osc18)
Driven by curiosity and some late night ebay purchases, I ended up down the rabbit hole of building a cloud from scratch: why use OpenStack when you can do it the hard way. This was a great excuse to dive into the various subsystems required to assemble a cloud and to find out how frustrating aspects of it could be.
A cloud is a jigsaw, requiring many different pieces to fit together and co-operate. This talk will take a look at a number of Open Source technologies and how they fit into this puzzle:
First you need a way to run Virtual Machines, this is probably the easiest part of the jigsaw.
Next you need a way to store and distribute your Virtual Machine volumes. Ceph fits in here nicely.
Then you need a way to connect all your Virtual Machines together. You could just use the Linux networking stack. Or you could look at VPP, an exciting userspace networking stack born out of Cisco.
Great now your VMs can talk to each other and things, but how do you do that first boot configuration: well hello Cloud Init.
Finally you need a way to push traffic to your VMs, enter HAProxy.
Driven by curiosity and some late night ebay purchases, I ended up down the rabbit hole of building a cloud from scratch: why use OpenStack when you can do it the hard way. This was a great excuse to dive into the various subsystems required to assemble a cloud and to find out how frustrating aspects of it could be.
A cloud is a jigsaw, requiring many different pieces to fit together and co-operate. This talk will take a look at a number of Open Source technologies and how they fit into this puzzle:
First you need a way to run Virtual Machines, this is probably the easiest part of the jigsaw.
Next you need a way to store and distribute your Virtual Machine volumes. Ceph fits in here nicely.
Then you need a way to connect all your Virtual Machines together. You could just use the Linux networking stack. Or you could look at VPP, an exciting userspace networking stack born out of Cisco.
Great now your VMs can talk to each other and things, but how do you do that first boot configuration: well hello Cloud Init.
Finally you need a way to push traffic to your VMs, enter HAProxy.
about this event: https://c3voc.de