"Nick Zinner may be a man of few words, but who needs to talk when you can say so much with the click of a shutter button? The rock press has been striving for more than thirty years to show what life is like for a band on the road. In his own quiet way, by snapping a shot of every crowd the Yeah Yeah Yeahs have played for, every hotel room they've left in disarray, and every moment of consequence they've had together, Zinner makes hacks of us all and brings us behind the music for real." -- Jenny Eliscu, Rolling Stone In four years the Yeah Yeah Yeahs went from underground sensation to internationally acclaimed rock band. Through the lens of his camera, lead guitarist Nicholas Zinner documented the group's meteoric rise to fame. From the Grammys to the concerts, Nick captured the glamour, debauchery and road-weary tedium of his world. I hope you are all happy now gives readers a never-before-seen look at rock 'n' roll. This collection includes essays by Jim Jarmusch, director of Coffee and Cigarettes, and comedian David Cross.

A photographic behind the scenes look at three years in the life of Grammy Award nominated band the Yeah Yeah Yeahs by lead guitarist Nicholas Zinner. Documenting the glamour, debauchery and road-weary tedium of a rise to international acclaim, Nick gives readers a fresh look at rock n roll through the eyes of one of its stars. With essays by Jim Jarmusch and comedian David Cross.

From the concert stage to the dressing room, from the recording studio to the digital realm, SPIN surveys the modern musical landscape and the culture around it with authoritative reporting, provocative interviews, and a discerning critical ear. With dynamic photography, bold graphic design, and informed irreverence, the pages of SPIN pulsate with the energy of today's most innovative sounds. Whether covering what's new or what's next, SPIN is your monthly VIP pass to all that rocks.

Welcome to "The Result of Misunderstanding", a gripping story of two friends Rohit and Nivedita but the beautiful relation died due to the misunderstanding of the society and the name which they gave is "Lust." Misunderstanding danced along with ill logical and nonsense stuff on a naked platform and the result was that the beautiful bonding of friendship was turned into an ugly faded relation and due to that even their blood relation shattered. We have to understand that it is not necessary that your life partner will be your best friend and your best friend will be your partner of life, because both relationships is very different and very honest, just like two holy rivers whose stream is different but they meet in the same ocean.

"I first thought of playing lacrosse in the fall of my freshman year at Brown in 1970. Coming up on 50 years in the game, I have had a number of friends and fans who told me I needed to write a book about a life in the game. Never quite convinced that my life was that interesting to begin with, I have become preoccupied with sharing my experience with those who might value and benefit from some practical observations. What you will find within here are letters to players, parents and fans, a series on leadership that applies to both athletes and coaches, essays on the zone defense that carried us to the National Championship in 2011, a family situation that provided an opportunity to make strategic adjustments that led to a Championship in 2003, the language of lacrosse, the value of being a great passer, and many others that recount personal stories and life lessons that have shaped my career. My goal is that you will find something here that will help you on your journey." - Dom Starsia