Karl Wallenda was the most famous circus performer of the 20th Century. From the childhood days of poverty and performances in the 'Biergartens' of World War One Germany to earn enough money to feed his family to the days of triumph and tragedy as the headline act for Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Baily Circus the story of Karl Wallenda is a tale of unremitting courage, gargantuan strength and simple price in doing the one thing only he could do.Readers will be thrilled to read of the conquest of fear in the creation of heretofore impossible feats and saddened with the inevitable deaths when so much relies on pure courage and will.

Wallenda: A Biography of Karl Wallenda

Morris, Ron

Sports & Outdoors

Sagarin Press

Acc Basketball: An Illustrated History

Basketball

Village Sports

The Power Ofwow! Customer Service

Business & Money

Marketing & Sales

Ron Morris Seminars

Breathing and support are considered cornerstones of a secure vocal technique for classical singing. No area of vocal pedagogy has been more controversial and, despite recent advances in the understanding of how the respiratory system functions, both in speech and song, some breath management strategies for singing continue to be at odds with scientific fact. Furthermore, many singers find the development of these skills a challenge. In this practical, and concise book, Ron Morris, speech pathologist and singer, and Linda Hutchison, singer and singing teacher, introduce Accent Method breathing – a technique that is well grounded in science, as it is based on the structure and function of the respiratory system – and demonstrate with exercises, how it helps develop effective breathing and support in singers. The science and theory is presented in a language that singers and their teachers will easily understand, and the book is written in a style that is both engaging and entertaining.

If in Doubt, Breathe Out!: Breathing and support for singing based on the Accent Method

Arts & Photography

Hutchison, Linda

Music

Compton Publishing Ltd

In 1980, Durham, N.C., was a downtrodden city without baseball or much identity at all beyond the tobacco industry, which was slowly fading away. Enter the Durham Bulls, who debuted to instant success that year and led to an era of rebirth for the city. This is the story of the 1980 Durham Bulls, told by the beat writer who followed them from spring training through the dog days of August, and how they gave rise to successes that none of them could have envisioned. Just as covering the Brooklyn Dodgers in the 1950s proved to be “The Boys of Summer” for author Roger Kahn, the 1980 Durham Bulls provided Ron Morris with a story to cover that has endured over the next three decades. While many baseball fans think the success of the movie "Bull Durham" led to the rise of the Durham Bulls, in fact the opposite is true. The Bulls were a hit from the first time they opened the gates in 1980, and their sustained success led to the rebirth of Durham, N.C., as a city, to the renaissance of minor league baseball as a viable industry, and even the rise of Baseball America as the recognized leader in baseball media. In "No Bull," Morris follows the 1980 Durham Bulls through their inaugural season, using that narrative thread to explore all the ripples that the team caused in the city and beyond. Morris was the reporter who covered the team for the Durham Herald-Sun that season, and now he has gone back and interviewed the former players and coaches, as well as residents of Durham, to examine the team's impact on the city.

No Bull: The Real Story of the Durham Bulls and the Rebirth of a Team and a City (1)

History

Americas

Baseball America

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