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afropuffsstudios · 4 months

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List of All my 2023 Reads

[ ] The Girl from the Sea by Molly Knox Ostertag

[ ] Penguins Love Color by Sarah Aspinall

[ ] The Bugabees: Friends With Food Allergies by Amy Recob

[ ] A Bad Case of Stripes by David Shannon

[ ] Stop Monkeying Around by Christine Swift, et. al.

[ ] Hidden Figures: The True Story of Four Black Women and the Space Race by Margot Lee Shetterly, et. al.

[ ] The Potty Book for Girls by Alyssa Satin Capucilli, et. al.

[ ] Hop on Pop by Dr. Seuss

[ ] Creepy Carrots! by Aaron Reynolds, et. al.

[ ] Creepy Pair of Underwear! Aaron Reynolds, et. al

[ ] Creepy Crayon! by Aaron Reynolds, et. al

[ ] Nickelodeon Blue's Clues & You Learning Series by Phidal Publishing

[ ] Wake: The Hidden History of Women-Led Slave Revolts by Rebecca Hall, et. al.

[ ] The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde

[ ] A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens

[ ] The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Anderson, et. al.

[ ] Stay Out of the Basement by R. L. Stine

[ ] Stuck on Murder by Lucy Lawrence

[ ] Barbie Dolls by Nathan Sommer

[ ] Welcome to Dead House by R. L. Stine

[ ] What Is The Constitution? by Patricia Brennan Demuth, et. al.

[ ] Barbie My First Pony by Mona Miller, et. al.

[ ] The Black Queen by Jumata Emill

[ ] The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas

[ ] Stinetinglers by R. L. Stine

[ ] A Journey to the New World: The Diary of Remember Patience Whipple, Mayflower, 1620 by Kathryn Lasky

[ ] Stuart Little by E. B. White

[ ] Monster Blood by R. L. Stine

[ ] Make a TikTok Every Day: 365 Prompts for Attention-Grabbing TikTok by Dave Jorgensen

[ ] Richard Scarry's Best Little Word Book Ever!

[ ] Obeying the Law by Kirsten Chang

[ ] Shrek! by William Steig

[ ] The Complete Tales and Poems of Winnie-the-Pooh (1-4) by A. A. Milne

[ ] Last But Not Leashed by Eileen Brady

[ ] Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston

[ ] The House on Pooh Corner by A. A. Milne

[ ] Police Station by Amy McDonald

[ ] What a Desi Girl Wants by Sabina Khan

[ ] The Great Patty Caper by Erica David

[ ] The Amazing SpongeBobini by Steve Banks

[ ] What Were the Twin Towers? by Jim O'Connor

[ ] A Christmas Candy Killer by Christina Romeril

[ ] The Supermarket Mystery by Richard Scarry

[ ] Postman Pig and His Busy Neighbors by Richard Scarry

[ ] How to Catch a Witch by Alice Walstead

[ ] Monsters Unmasked! (Scooby-Doo) by Nicole Johnson

[ ] Alice's Adventures In Wonderland by Lewis Carroll

[ ] The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum

[ ] The Mistletoe Murder and Other Stories by P.D.James

[ ] Hooked in Murder by Betty Hechtman

[ ] Here Comes the Body by Maria DiRico

[ ] The Banned Bookshop of Maggie Banks by Shauna Robinson

[ ] Gossip Girl (#1) by Cecily von Ziegesar

[ ] The Great Banned Books Bake Sale by Aya Khalil et al.

[ ] How to Catch Santa Claus by Alice Walstead

[ ] Indigo and Ida by Heather Murphy Capps

[ ] The War of the Worlds by H. G. Wells

[ ] Killer Christmas by John Hall

[ ] Charlotte's Web by E. B. White

[ ] Queen Bee by Amalie Howard

[ ] The Between by Tananarive Due

[ ] James and Giant Peach by Roald Dahl et al

[ ] This Book is Banned by Raj Haldar

[ ] Cinderella Is Dead by Kalynn Bayron

[ ] The Nutcracker: The Original Holiday Classic by E. T. A. Hoffmann

[ ] The Christmas Murder Games by Alexandra Benedict

[ ] Kismat Connection by Ananya Devarajan

[ ] The Chocolate War by Robert Cormier

[ ] The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd

[ ] The Chocolate Sundae Mystery by Gertrude Chandler Warner

[ ] Finding My Dance by Ria Thundercloud et al

[ ] Halloween Cupckaes Murder by Carlene O' Connor et al

[ ] Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie et al.

[ ] Slime Doesn't Pay by R. L. Stine

[ ] Drive Thru by Erica David

[ ] The Extraordinary Education of Nicholas Benedict by Trenton Lee Stewart

[ ] Fry Bread: A Native American Family Story by Kevin Noble Maillard

[ ] What Was the Underground Railroad? by Yona Zeldis McDonough et al

[ ] Kindred by Octavia E. Butler

[ ] Peppa Loves to Bake by Eone

[ ] Where Do We Go From Here : Chaos or Community? by Martin Luther King Jr

[ ] The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood

[ ] Halloween at Creepy Castle by Alison Inches et al

[ ] The Christmas Story: Experience the magic of the first Christmas by D. K. Publishing

[ ] ABCs of Kindness at Christmas by Patricia Hegarty et al

[ ] Apple and Pumpkin: The Battle for the Best Fall Treat Is On! by Jeffery Burton

[ ] Winter: A Solstice Story by Kelsey E. Gross et al

[ ] What was the Holocaust? by Gail Herman et al

[ ] Barbie in a Christmas Carol by Mary Man-Kong

[ ] Franklin's Christmas Gift by Paulette Bourgeois et al

[ ] Unicorn Christmas by Diana Murray et al

[ ] Dino-Christmas by Lisa Wheeler et al

[ ] NPR: The First Forty Years

[ ] A Nancy Drew Christmas by Carolyn Keene

[ ] The Christmas Swap by Talia Samuels

[ ] History Smashers: Christopher Columbus and the Taino People by Kate Messner et al

[ ] The Teacher March! by Sandra Neil Wallace

[ ] Christmas Is Here! by Charles M. Schulz

[ ] Mermaid Day by Diana Murray et al

[ ] Four Found Dead by Natalie D. Richards

[ ] Love In Winter Wonderland by Abiola Bello

[ ] The Picture House Murders by Fiona Veitch Smith

[ ] Plankton's Christmas Surprise! by John Cabell et al

[ ] Dashing Through the Snow by Debbie Macomber

[ ] History Smashers: The Mayflower by Kate Messner

[ ] Brokeback Mountain by Annie Proulx

[ ] Miles and Miles of Reptiles by Tish Rabe et al

[ ] Christmas in Camelot by Mary Pope Osborne

#afropuffsstudios #afropuffs studios #booklr #reading list #reading life #reading is life #booknerd #book lover #bookblr #book blogger #book blog #2023 reads #reading app #books and libraries

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connhanim · 4 years

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Whoops. Nearly forgot to post this here. It did the best out of all the posts I made on Twitter. SHAMELESS SELF PROMOTION: @ConndorArt

Follow if you like!

#marie #conndorart #Splatoon #inkling #squid sisters #pretty #nintendo #connor hoffmann

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allaboutyas · 3 years

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My personal fancast for the X-Men in the MCU:

1 - Professor x - Giancarlo Sposito

2 - Magneto - Jason Isaacs

3 - Cyclops - Taron Egerton

4 - Jean Grey - Jane Levy

5 - Storm - Kiki Layne

6 - Mystique - Sofia Boutella

7 - Gambit - Gaspard Ulliel

8 - Rogue - Elizabeth Gillies

9 - White Queen - Natalie Dormer

10 - Iceman - Brandon Flynn

11 - Jubilee - Lana Condor

12 - Angel/Archangel - Rome Flynn

13 - Bishop - Trevante Rhodes

14 - Psylocke - Shay Mitchell

15 - Havok - Connor Jessup

16 - Beast - Joel Edgerton

17 - Kitty Pryde - Kaitlyn Denver

18 - Nightcrawler - Louis Hoffmann

Ps: I'm Still looking for an actor to play the new Wolverine.

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raisedalone · 2 years

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C'é una lista chilometrica di premi Nobel di medicina, chimica, fisica, che pensano l'esatto contrario di montagnier, per la buona pace dei NovaX 🙂

Eccone alcuni (nobel medicina):

Tasuku Honjo

Harvey Alter

Werner Arber

Francoise Barre Sinoussi (che ha lavorato insieme a Montagnier decenni fa)

Elizabet Blacburn

Mario Capecchi

May Britt Moser

Edvard Moser

Stanley Prusiner

Michael Rosbash

Richar Roberts

Charles Rice

Jules Hoffmann

Leland Hartwell

Jeffrey Connor Hall

Joseph Goldstein

Edmond Henri Fisher

Andrew Fire

Peter Doherty

Michael Houghton

Tim Hunt

Louis Ignarro

Eric Kandel

Craig Mello

John Keefe

Gregg Semenza

Torsten Wiesel

Susumu Tonegawa

.... in Italia poi abbiamo Giorgio Parisi (fresco di Nobel per la Fisica)...ma non contiamoli per ora, restiamo solo su quelli della medicina

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cladeymoore · 3 years

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Loot Project: the first community owned NFT gaming platform

Around the Block from Coinbase Ventures sheds light on key trends in crypto. In this edition, Justin Mart and Connor Dempsey explain what Loot Project is and why it’s interesting.

Pictured below, is a Loot bag: A text file consisting of 8 phrases overlaid on a black background. As it turns out, this text file is also an NFT, “Loot Bag #748,” and it sold for 250 ETH, or about $800,000 at current prices.

So what can you do with it? Not much… for now, at least.

Dungeons & degens

On August 27th, Dom Hoffmann, who notably co-founded Vine, introduced Loot. A project consisting of 8,000 NFTs full of words that depict “randomized adventurer gear.” Closer inspection reveals items that a character might wield in a game like Dungeons & Dragons. A Short Sword, or Divine Robe of the Fox, for instance.

While we’ve seen a lot of NFT drops over the last few months, two things set Loot apart. First, these NFTs could be claimed for free. The claimee simply had to pay the standard Ethereum gas fee. The other more obvious differentiator: these NFTs are just a bunch of words.

Despite the glaring lack of chimp or penguin art, once claimed, these plain text NFTs quickly started selling for tens of thousands of dollars. At the time of writing, $230M in Loot has changed hands.

https://medium.com/media/bcdc0eb3c6f7974f5ec960bf04ffa2a2/href

Loot NFTs under the hood

One’s knee-jerk reaction might be to dismiss Loot as just another symptom of speculative NFT fever. Loot does, however, introduce an interesting new NFT primitive. Before we get to what makes it interesting, it helps to understand a bit more about what a Loot NFT is.

Instead of just being a single provably scarce image, each of the 8 items within a given Loot bag has smart contract readable parameters. On top of that, each of the 8 items has its own rarity within the broader Loot universe.

Returning to Bag #748, while 6 of the 8 items are deemed “common”, the Short Sword and the Divine Robe of the Fox are decidedly rare. The Short Sword appears only 325 times across 8,000 Loot bags while the Divine Robe of the Fox appears only once.

Ok, so we have NFTs with Dungeons and Dragon-ey words on them that are smart contract compatible, with some words appearing less frequently than others. So what?

A community owned gaming platform

People appear to be excited about Loot not because of what the NFTs are, but what they could be. These NFTs were released into the wild and left to the interpretation of anyone who found them interesting. Anyone can build something using Loot NFTs as a foundation.

A sound analogy comes from Avichal Garg at Electric Capital, who likens Loot with a 52 deck of cards. Where on its own, a deck of cards is just 52 pieces of paper with pictures on them. With a bit of ingenuity, it’s also the foundation for thousands of games, from Poker, to Hearts, to Crazy 8’s.

Similarly, Loot and its 8,000 NFTs can serve as the foundation of an entire gaming metaverse. The ideal end state being an entire ecosystem of games where Loot items like the Divine Robe of the Fox serve different functions: think Dungeons & Dragons in the metaverse. Whoever builds something on top of Loot NFTs can determine the function served by a given item.

By building the foundation of a game, without building a game itself, Loot leaves its fate in the hands of a decentralized community. Whether or not one thinks it will be successful, it’s an intriguing idea to many.

So what are people building?

Early Loot experiments

For one, the image I showed above ranking the rarity of Loot bag #748 comes from an application built by someone named @scotato in the Loot community. By pasting your Loot contract address into 0xinventory.app, NFT owners can see the rarity of their Loot bag (note the ranking system was also devised by the community).

Another project called Lootmart will allow Loot holders to unbundle their Loot Bag into individual NFTs to swap items with other Loot holders, complete with AI generated images of individual items.

Similarly, lootcharacter.com was created to generate pixelated characters based on Loot bags. Here’s Bag #748.

A community member also spun up an ERC-20 token called Adventure Gold ($AGLD) while he was waiting at an airport. Anyone with a Loot bag could claim 10,000 $AGLD. FTX created spot and futures markets for the token and it hit a high of $7.70, meaning Loot holders were essentially gifted tokens worth $77,000 at their peak.

https://medium.com/media/ece0dcc12fd22f15eecfda930dd0f66e/href

The idea behind $AGLD is that it can serve as an in game currency woven into a game that gets built some day. But like Loot itself, its value is up for interpretation. This didn’t stop people from incorporating it into other budding Loot projects, including a Loot themed “choose your own adventure” story, where $AGLD holders can vote on the direction of the story.

In Chapter 1 of, “Holy War Lore”, $AGLD holders were allowed to vote on whether a man wearing a Divine Robe should put on a Demon King’s crown to absorb his powers (they voted that he put on the crown). In Chapter 2, the crown gets the man into trouble and there’s currently a vote on how he should handle the situation.

These are just a few examples of what the grassroots community of Loot enthusiasts has created so far. The Loot discord reveals wide ranging discussion with distinct channels for builders, artists, writers and a whole lot more.

Creating value from chaos

To recap, Loot is interesting because it inverts the typical gaming and community development path. The Loot creator simply built the foundation of a gaming universe and threw it into the wild to see what others would do with it. And so far, it has energized a diverse community, with a host of new Loot projects in development.

This excitement, coupled with the current NFT bull market sent Loot NFTs soaring, with the cheapest Loot bag trading for $23,000 today. There are however, no guarantees that anything resembling a real game or real utility ever gets built on Loot. Owning a Loot bag is a bet on future utility, which is up to the community to build.

This is the challenge that Loot faces. Can a decentralized community channel its enthusiasm into creating inherent utility in owning a Loot bag? That utility could come from creating strategy games similar to Axie Infinity where Loot items can be used in combat, artwork and avatars exclusive to Loot owners, or from some other application yet to be cooked up.

We are just two weeks into the project, so imagination is required today, but the appeal is tangible.

The cost of entry

A key question surrounding Loot is “Why would game developers build games that incorporate Loot bags when only a select few can afford them?” Developers build games that appeal to the mass market, but the vast majority of gamers are priced out of owning a Loot bag today.

The question of incentives lies at the heart of Loot’s future. Are there answers? Yes — a few. First, game developers who build on Loot have the benefit of bootstrapping their game with a core, passionate community of Loot enthusiasts. Second, and more importantly, there may be unique ways to incorporate Loot without pricing out the majority of the market. We can take inspiration from Axie Infinity and Yield Guild Games. When Axie NFTs got too expensive for most players to afford, lending markets emerged that let players borrow the NFTs needed to play in return for a portion of the winnings from Play to Earn games. We could see the emergence of Loot DAOs that devise similar solutions. Synthetic Loot is another solution being explored. Synthetic Loot lets anyone claim a pseudo Loot bag that can’t be sold or transferred but can be used in Loot games, should a developer choose to allow it. This in theory can open the door for more players.

While many questions remain, we’re in the early stage of a radically new kind of project that’s completely inverted the typical game development model. A self organized grassroots community is now tasked with taking Loot’s foundation and building something real, with all of the tools that crypto, NFTs, and metaverse economies have to offer. The burning questions surrounding Loot’s future make it one of the most captivating experiments in crypto; one that will be fascinating to watch play out over the coming months and years.

Coinbase news

Kate Rouch Joins Coinbase as Chief Marketing Officer

Coinbase updates investment policy to increase investments in crypto assets

Coinbase secures first crypto license in Germany

Coinbase Protocol Team Advances Crypto Community

Retail

Binance.US Hires Ant Group Exec to Succeed Ex-CEO Brian Brooks

Robinhood announces new crypto DCA investing feature

OpenSea bug destroys $100,000 worth of NFTs, including historical ENS name

FTX strikes ambassador, equity deal with NBA star Steph Curry

El Salvador launches Chivo wallet as bitcoin becomes legal tender

You can now mint NFTs on crypto exchange FTX

Twitter testing the ability to display Bitcoin and Ethereum addresses on profiles

Institutional

FTX.US acquires crypto derivatives exchange LedgerX

Mastercard acquires CipherTrace to boost crypto security and compliance

Former CFTC Commissioner, Brian Quintenz joins a16z Crypto’s advisory team

Panama lawmaker introduces proposed crypto regulation law

Bitso Is Providing the ‘Core Service’ for El Salvador’s Chivo Bitcoin Wallet

Australia, Malaysia, Singapore and South Africa will test cross-border CBDCs

SEC Sets November Deadline for Final Decision on VanEck Bitcoin ETF

Ecosystem

Ethereum scaling solution Arbitrum launches mainnet and raises $120 million in new funding

DeFi trading platform dYdX opens access to its governance token

Liquid staking protocol Lido now supports Solana’s SOL token

Eden, priority transaction network for Ethereum, raises $17.4 million in token sale

SubQuery, indexing protocol for Polkadot ecosystem, raises $9 million in SAFT sale

SEC is investigating decentralized crypto exchange developer Uniswap Labs: Report

Tweets

Burniske on how ETH maximalists are becoming the new BTC maximalists

Avichal Garg breaks down what makes Loot so compelling

An on the ground account documenting Bitcoin Day in El Salvador

The TLDR on the growth of Axie Infinity & Yield Guild Games

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artwalktv · 4 years

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Le Futur illustrates the life and legacy of couturier Pierre Cardin, a titan of design for nearly seven decades. This animated documentary short is based on interviews with Pierre Cardin, Jean Paul Gaultier, André Leon Talley, and others, conducted by Paula Wallace, President and Founder of SCAD. Directed by Matthew Miller Executive Producers Paula Wallace, President and Founder of SCAD Eleanor Twiford Eric Breen Walker Dalton Lana Kim Jett Steiger Featuring Pierre Cardin Paula Wallace Jean Paul Gaultier André Leon Talley Jim Bittermann Maryse Gaspard Interviews conducted by Paula Wallace Produced by SCAD Ways & Means Animation by Moving Colour Producers Lauren Skillen Rachel Bodenbender Drew Brown Kelley Lowe Director of Animation Brian Covalt Animation Producers Natalie Garcia Mayor Simrun Dhugga Designers Grace Poole Ryan Whiteley 3D Animator John Van Unen Compositor Erin Bradley Interns Angie Hewitt Jon Paramel Matthew Wong Rae Huang Sea Imaki Animators Alyx Jolivet Casey White Cindy Yang Clarisse Chua Jackie Files Connor Hoffmann Joseph Nate Lowe Matthew Nahem Morgan Pabst Siobhan Ensley Tessa Lowe Tim Daza Director of Photography Michael Gemelli Videographers Kevin Deloach Devin Smith Production Manager Sean Fairchild Digital Imaging Technician Hamilton Craig Editors Sean Leonard Matthew Miller Original Score Ali Helnwein Post-production Sound Lime Studios Re-recording Mixer / Sound Design Mix / Sound Editor Adam Primack Executive Producer Susie Boyajan Archival Audio Courtesy of British Pathé CBS France Médias Monde Getty Images Special Thanks Jean-Pascal Hesse Glenn Wallace Cédric Maros Len Cripe Presented by SCAD

#Videos & Films

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whileiamdying · 5 years

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Contraddiction - a complicated reflection on snowboarding's beautiful simplicity. Thanks to everyone who believed in the idea and made this film possible! supported by Nitro Snowboards Dakine Smith Optics Deeluxe Boots featuring Elias Elhardt Arthur Longo Gigi Rüf Marco Smolla Kevin Boys Werni Stock Sven Thorgren Alex Tank Markus Keller Nico Bondi Ron MCManmon directed A Common Future producer Richard A. Moore Elias Elhardt Studio ACF executive producer Madeleine Sanderson Nick Ryle Duncan Western Unit9 Films writer Statten Roeg Simon Reichel Elias Elhardt film editor Simon Reichel Co-Editor Alexander Tank Benedikt Strick director of photography Tom Elliott Lukas Lerperger music by Daniel Bury Benjamin Bury Simon Grothe camera operator Alexander Tank Tijl Bex Pirmin Juffinger Elias Elhardt Karsten Boyens Daniel Schissel Sven Thorgren Carlos Blanchard Daniel Ausweger Simon Reichel Felix Urbauer Sam Giffin Mark Ruperalia Mauro Castelani location sound recordist Christoph Holzknecht Joe Nattrass aerial production services europe Luftbild Aerial Operator Europe Daniel Ausweger Lukas Lerperger Aerial Production Services Europe Followcopter Aerial Operator Europe Christoph Thoresen Aerial Production Services USA Dyrland Productions Aerial Opertator Services USA Michael Dyrland production stills photographer Carlos Blanchard Alex Papis supervising sound designer Chris Banks post production facilities Splice Post Production Post Production Producer Ramit Anchal bookings coordinator Aishah Kibria sound design Michal Maletz Elliott Bowell online editor Sol Coker Kevin McDonald colourist Connor Ellliott subtitles english Max Whittal subtitles french Matthieu Giraud subtitles german Marco Smolla ressort support Hintertuxer Gletscher production insurance Photoshield Insurance Hiscox Insurance accountants and tax advisers Hodgson Lucraft & Lawes logo, titles & poster design Max Pietro Hoffmann publicity & communications Birgit Gruber Music courtesy of ddition records limited Daniel Herskedal Tropical Music GMBH Genioh Yamashirogumi Fazer Martin Brugger Daniel Bury Benjamin Bury Simon Grohte Erased Tapes Nils Frahm very special thanks Unit 9 Films Michelle Craig Adam Dolman Martin Brugger Carlos Blanchard Marco Smolla Annika Müller Lily Martin Johannes Schröder Isabelle Robertson Tom Pope Kris Ludi David Bertschinger Karg

#IFTTT #Vimeo

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connhanim · 4 years

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Drawing fanart for Hazbin Hotel was LONG overdue. Also, I love drawing scowls. Drawn on Galaxy Note 9. Also, still not dead! Just was hella busy with a freelance gig that lasted 3 months.

#vaggie #hazbin hotel #scowl #Fanart #hazbin fanart #connor hoffmann #conndorart #Artists of Tumblr

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ruanaich · 4 years

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CONTRADDICTION from Elias Elhardt on Vimeo.

Contraddiction - a complicated reflection on snowboarding's beautiful simplicity.

Thanks to everyone who believed in the idea and made this film possible!

Find the artist's music here: playmoss.com/en/acommonfuture/playlist/contraddiction-soundtrack

supported by Nitro Snowboards Dakine Smith Optics Deeluxe Boots

featuring Elias Elhardt Arthur Longo Gigi Rüf Marco Smolla Kevin Boys Werni Stock Sven Thorgren Alex Tank Markus Keller Nico Bondi Ron MCManmon

directed A Common Future producer Richard A. Moore Elias Elhardt Studio ACF

executive producer Madeleine Sanderson Nick Ryle Duncan Western Unit9 Films writer Statten Roeg Simon Reichel Elias Elhardt film editor Simon Reichel co-editor Alexander Tank Benedikt Strick director of photography Tom Elliott Lukas Lerperger music by Daniel Bury Benjamin Bury Simon Grothe camera operator Alexander Tank Tijl Bex Pirmin Juffinger Elias Elhardt Karsten Boyens Daniel Schissel Sven Thorgren Carlos Blanchard Daniel Ausweger Simon Reichel Felix Urbauer Sam Giffin Mark Ruperalia Mauro Castelani location sound recordist Christoph Holzknecht Joe Nattrass aerial production services europe Luftbild Aerial Operator Europe Daniel Ausweger Lukas Lerperger Aerial Production Services Europe Followcopter Aerial Operator Europe Christoph Thoresen Aerial Production Services USA Dyrland Productions Aerial Opertator Services USA Michael Dyrland production stills photographer Carlos Blanchard Alex Papis supervising sound designer Chris Banks post production facilities Splice Post Production Post Production Producer Ramit Anchal bookings coordinator Aishah Kibria sound design Michal Maletz Elliott Bowell online editor Sol Coker Kevin McDonald colourist Connor Ellliott subtitles english Max Whittal subtitles french Matthieu Giraud subtitles german Marco Smolla ressort support Hintertuxer Gletscher production insurance Photoshield Insurance Hiscox Insurance accountants and tax advisers Hodgson Lucraft & Lawes logo, titles & poster design Max Pietro Hoffmann

publicity & communications Birgit Gruber Music courtesy of ddition records limited Daniel Herskedal Tropical Music GMBH Genioh Yamashirogumi Fazer Martin Brugger Daniel Bury Benjamin Bury Simon Grohte Erased Tapes Nils Frahm very special thanks Unit 9 Films Michelle Craig Adam Dolman Martin Brugger Carlos Blanchard Marco Smolla Annika Müller Lily Martin Johannes Schröder Isabelle Robertson Tom Pope Kris Ludi David Bertschinger Karg

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imb4ic · 4 years

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Dolittle Trailer Oficial para LatinoAmerica

Sinopsis El Dr. John Dolittle vive en soledad detrás de los altos muros de su exuberante mansión de la Inglaterra del siglo 19. Su única compañía proviene de una variedad de animales exóticos con los que habla todos los días. Pero cuando la joven reina Victoria se enferma gravemente, el excéntrico médico y sus peludos amigos se embarcan en una aventura épica en una isla mítica para encontrar la cura. Dirigida por Stephen Gaghan Escritores Stephen Gaghan Dan Gregor Doug Mand Chris McKay Thomas Shepherd Hugh Lofting Elenco (en orden por créditos) Robert Downey Jr. ... Dr. John Dolittle Antonio Banderas ... King Rassouli Michael Sheen ... Dr. Blair Müdfly Jim Broadbent ... Lord Thomas Badgley Jessie Buckley ... Queen Victoria Harry Collett ... Tommy Stubbins Emma Thompson ... Poly (voice) Rami Malek ... Chee-Chee (voice) John Cena ... Yoshi (voice) Kumail Nanjiani ... Plimpton (voice) Octavia Spencer ... Dab-Dab (voice) Tom Holland ... Jip (voice) Craig Robinson ... Kevin (voice) Ralph Fiennes ... Barry (voice) Selena Gomez ... Betsy (voice) Marion Cotillard ... Tutu (voice) Kasia Smutniak ... Lily Dolittle Carmel Laniado ... Lady Rose Frances de la Tour ... Dragon (voz) Jason Mantzoukas ... James the Dragonfly (voz) Ralph Ineson ... Arnall Stubbins Joanna Page ... Bethan Stubbins Sonny Ashbourne Serkis ... Amall Stubbins Jr. Oliver Chris ... Sir Gareth Clive Francis ... Archbishop Paul Holowaty ... Navy Man Elliot Barnes-Worrell ... Captain William Derrick Mark Umbers ... Lieutenant David Sheinkopf ... Don Carpenterino Sid Sagar ... Jeff the Prisoner Martin Pemberton ... Postman Tim Treloar ... Humphrey the Whale (voz) Jim Carretta ... Beard Mouse and Leona (voz) Nick A Fisher ... Mini the Sugar Glider (voz) Matt King ... Clyde Ranjani Brow ... Mouse (voz) Kelly Stables ... Mouse (voz) Scott Menville ... Army Ant (voz) Gia Davis ... Baby Animal (voz) Henry Holcomb ... Baby Animal (voz) Kyrie Mcalpin ... Baby Animal (voz) Isley Zamora ... Baby Animal (voz) Stewart Scudamore ... Pirate Samson Kayo ... Pirate John-Luke Roberts ... Pirate / Animal Performer Joseph Balderrama ... Prisoner Daniel Hoffmann-Gill ... Prisoner Jane Leaney ... Animal Performer Josh Jefferies ... On set Chee-Chee / Animal Performer Shaun McKee ... On Set Yoshi / Animal Performer Richard Soames ... Animal Performer Producido por Sarah Bradshaw ... productor ejecutivo William M. Connor ... co-productor Robert Downey Jr. ... productor ejecutivo Susan Downey ... producer (p.g.a.) Debra James ... line producer: adicional photografía Jeff Kirschenbaum ... producer (p.g.a.) Jon Mone ... productor ejecutivo Joe Roth ... producer (p.g.a.) Musica por Danny Elfman Cinematografía por Guillermo Navarro Edición por Craig Alpert Casting por Lucy Bevan Diseño de Produccion Dominic Watkins ________________________________________________________ Suscribete y dale me gusta para que alcance a mas personas como tú. ________________________________________________________ Mira más de nuestro contenido! Reseña de Parásitos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcOD0... Trailer de Viuda Negra https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeMD8... Featurette Tup Gun Maverick https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1L5r9... Reseña de Cindy La Regia https://youtu.be/_V401rGBDyo Aquí nuestro canal https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0LU... Danos tu comentario! Queremos leerte!

#robert downey jr #iron man #avenger #dolittle

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meazymusic · 5 years

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CONTRADDICTION from Elias Elhardt on Vimeo.

Contraddiction - a complicated reflection on snowboarding's beautiful simplicity.

Thanks to everyone who believed in the idea and made this film possible!

Find the artist's music here: playmoss.com/en/acommonfuture/playlist/contraddiction-soundtrack

supported by Nitro Snowboards Dakine Smith Optics Deeluxe Boots

featuring Elias Elhardt Arthur Longo Gigi Rüf Marco Smolla Kevin Boys Werni Stock Sven Thorgren Alex Tank Markus Keller Nico Bondi Ron MCManmon

directed A Common Future producer Richard A. Moore Elias Elhardt Studio ACF

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