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Passione: Ventidue grandi storie d'amore (Piccola Biblioteca del Sorriso) (Italian Edition)

[ePub] Passione: Ventidue grandi storie d'amore (Piccola Biblioteca del Sorriso) (Italian Edition) by Leandro Castellani; Gianni Audisio; Franco Bacci; Giovanni Beduschi; Enrico Biondi; Franco Buffarello; Athos Careghi; Mariano Congiu; Lele Corvi; Nino Di Fazio; Vladimiro Di Stefano; Marco Fusi; Luca Ghetti; Antonio Guarene; Alfio Leotta; Filippo Loiacono; Roberto Mangosi; Agnese Mari; Massimiliano Martorelli; Stella Mei; Claudio Mellana; Giampaolo Milazzo; Biagio Panzani; Danilo Paparelli; Pierpaolo Perazzolli; Andrea Pizzirani; Luca Ricciarelli; Tiziano Riverso; Oscar Sacchi; Carlo Sterpone; Salvatore Testa; Paola Tosti; Antonio Tubino in Arts-Photography

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eBook Interactivo. Se conoce por arte mudeacute;jar o morisco la produccioacute;n artiacute;stica de los musulmanes que trabajaron al servicio de los cristianos. A medida que iba avanzando esa oleada histoacute;rica que tan desafortunadamente conocemos con el nombre de Reconquista; grandes masas de poblacioacute;n musulmana iban sometieacute;ndose a la administracioacute;n de los reinos cristianos. Estos guerreros del norte no contaban la mayor parte de las veces con suficientes arquitectos para erigir sus obras; y recurriacute;an en gran medida al trabajo de los laquo;alarifesraquo; musulmanes; que conociacute;an su oficio a la perfeccioacute;n.


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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Quick readBy Kindle CustomerI wanted to get a book to teach me the basics. This did the trick and was an easy read. Overall it does what I expected. I could use more techncical details; but that is for the engineer in me.6 of 7 people found the following review helpful. Beginners: Start hereBy Tom Streeter asks us to rate books by stars; but when I read a book about webcasting -- especially when it purports to be a guide for beginners -- I use the "Yeahbut" scale. As in the number of times I scream "Yeah; but..." when the author(s) make some simplistic statement about a complicated issue.Im happy to report that the "Yeahbut" issue really never came up with this book. Scattered throughout the chapters are sidebars -- some labled "Alerts;" some "Authors Tips;" and others "Inside the Industry" -- that do a nice job of expanding on issues raised in the main text. Overall; the authors do a fine balancing act between being too simplistic and overloading the reader with detail.Disclosure: Part of my job is producing webcasts; and until recently was in an academic setting where I also taught classes on the subject. I am acquainted with both authors through professional meetings and their other writings. That being said; I have no hesitation in strongly recommending this book.Whats unique about the structure of this book is that it covers both technical and business issues equally well. Its straightforward in its approach to technical matters -- lots of screenshots to illustrate settings and controls -- but it also lays out some essential considerations that are all-too-often overlooked by the beginner. Does this webcast really have to be live? What can I reasonably expect from an audience in terms of its connectivity? Can we handle this ourselves; or do we need to outsource this? Can we afford the bandwidth to do this? Folks just starting out seldom realize that getting a computer to spew out video and audio packets over the Internet is darn near the easiest thing in the world to do. Having content worth seeing; well; thats the hard part.One of the challenges of writing about webcasting is that the subjects a moving target. Examples in the book are heavily weighted toward RealNetworks and Microsofts Windows Media. Quicktime is covered with respect to embedding the player in web pages and creating metafiles; but is generally sold short as a streaming platform. Likewise; Flash is largely dismissed. Both decisions were reasonable at the time the book was written and released. QuickTime Broadcaster wasnt the product it is now with its use of the H.264 codec; and Flash 8 was still some months away. Id expect a second edition to use more examples from each of these; but the real meat of this book -- the business; video and audio production; budget and personnel considerations -- are really quite independent of the particular streaming architecture one happens to use. And; for all the hype surrounding Flash here in the Spring of 2006; Windows Media and Real are still the industry heavyweights.There are other good books about the technical side of webcasting -- Damien Stolarzs "Mastering Internet Video : A Guide to Streaming and On-Demand Video" comes to mind as a non-Steve-Mack-authored example -- but Steve Mack and Dan Rayburn have written a unique book: a comprehensive survey of an often misunderstood topic that is both clear and immediately useful in a practical way. If youre new to webcasting; make this book one of your first purchases.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. fast shipping.By Afralove it . Great looking product; beautifully crafted. Very sharp; good weight; incredible price! i will purchase it from you next time. a present ; good.

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