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Der Verkaufswagen der Oberharmersbacher Holzofenbäckerei Lehmann stand über viele Jahre hinweg jeweils dienstags, freitags und samstags auf dem Emmendinger Marktplatz. Bilder: Anselm Bußhoff
Nicht nur die eigene Berufstätigkeit in Festanstellung neigt sich dem Ende entgegen, auch Strukturen, in denen ich mich viele Jahre bewegt habe, brechen zusammen. Bereits…
March was definitely a great month of gaming. I managed to play 21 games (32 plays) in 31 days! And 15 days worth of gaming is always good. Fifteen out of thirty-one?
Woo!
Many thanks to Boardgame Stats for the wonderful app that lets us keep track of our games.
It helps that there was a convention in there, but that only accounted for 10 plays out of 32.
Here’s the games played on a…
9 dir. Shane Acker
12 Monkeys dir. Terry Gilliam
Aftermath Genesis dir. Nacho Cerda
All That Jazz dir. Bob Fosse
Altered States dir. Ken Russell
Amour dir. Michael Haneke
Angst dir. Gerald Kargl
Annie Hall dir. Woody Allen
Another Public Enemy dir. Kang Woo-Suk
Antiviral dir. Brandon Cronenberg
Audition dir. Takashi Miike
Battle Royale dir. Kinji Fukasaku
Before Sunrise dir. Richard Linklater
Before Sunset dir. Richard Linklater
Begotten dir. E. Elias Merhige
Bill Osco's Alice in Wonderland dir. Bud Townsend
Black Swan dir. Darren Aranofsky
Blood and Black Lace dir. Mario Bava
Blue Valentine dir. Derek Cianfrance
Blue Velvet dir. David Lynch
Bottle Rocket dir. Wes Anderson
Bruno dir. Larry Charles
Bubba Ho-Tep dir. Don Coscarelli
Bully dir. Larry Clark
The Burning Moon dir. Olaf Ittenbach
Cabin Fever dir. Eli Roth
Cache dir. Michael Haneke
Calvaire dir. Fabrice du Welz
Cannibal Ferox dir. Umberto Lenzi
Cannibal Holocaust dir. Ruggero Deodato
Casablanca dir. Michael Curtiz
Castle in the Sky dir. Hayao Miyazaki
Cigarette Burns dir. John Carpenter
The Conjuring dir. James Wan
Coraline dir. Henry Selick
Corpse Bride dir. Tim Burton
Crimson Peak dir. Guillermo del Toro
Cure dir. Kiyoshi Kurosawa
Delta Farce dir. CB Harding
The Dentist dir. Brian Yuzna
The Devil's Backbone dir. Guillermo del Toro
Dogville dir. Lars Von Trier
Double Indemnity dir. Billy Wilder
The Dreamers dir. Bernardo Bertolucci
Drive dir. Nicolas Winding Refn
Dune dir. David Lynch
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind dir. Michel Gondry
The Evil Dead (1982) dir. Sam Raimi
The Evil Dead (2013) dir. Fede Alvarez
Experimental FIlms dir. Maya Deren
Fando y Lis dir. Alejandro Jodorowsky
Fantastic Mr. Fox dir. Wes Anderson
Flowers dir. Phil Stevens
The Fountain dir. Darren Aranofsky
Freddy Got Fingered dir. Tom Green
The French Dispatch dir. Wes Anderson
Frontier(s) dir. Xavier Gens
Funny Games (2007) dir. Michael Haneki
Girl, Interrupted dir. James Mangold
Goodnight Mommy dir. Veronika Franz & Severin Fiala
The Grand Budapest Hotel dir. Wes Anderson
The Great Muppet Caper dir. Jim Henson
Guinea Pig: Flower of Flesh and Blood dir. Hideshi Hino
Gummo dir. Harmony Korine
Half Baked dir. Tamra Davis
Happiness of the Katakuris dir. Takashi Miike
Hara-Kiri dir. Takashi Miike
Hard Boiled dir. John Woo
Hard Candy dir. David Slade
Heathers dir. Michael Lehmann
Hellraiser dir. Clive Barker
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer dir. John McNaughton
Her dir. Spike Jonze
A History of Violence dir. David Cronenberg
The Holy Mountain dir. Alejandro Jodorowsky
The Host dir. Bong Joon-Ho
The Hunt dir. Thomas Vinterberg
Ichi the Killer dir. Takashi Miike
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus dir. Terry Gilliam
Imprint dir. Takashi Miike
In a Glass Cage dir. Agustin Villaronga
Inland Empire dir. David Lynch
Inside dir. Verane Frediani & Franck Ribiere
I Saw the Devil dir. Kim Jee-Woon
I Spit on Your Grave dir. Meir Zarchi
Isle of Dogs dir. Wes Anderson
Top: 1843 Leonilla, Princess of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn by Franz Xaver Winterhalter (J. Paul Getty Museum - Los Angele, California, USA). From their Web site 2933X1957 @99 2Mj.
Second row: 1840s (early) Marie Duplessis as la dame aux Camélias by Jean-Charles Olivier (auctioned by Sotheby's), From their Web site 1384X1903 @72 3.7Mp.
Third row left: 1843 Marie Friederike von Preußen by Joseph Karl Stieler (Schönheitengalerie). From Wikimedia 1919X2384 @72 1.3Mj.
Third row right: 1843 Friederike von Gumppenberg by Joseph Karl Stieler (Schønheitengalerie). From Wikimedia; enlarged to fit screen 1122X1400 @300 411kj.
Fourth row: 1843 Princess Caroline von Öttingen-Wallerstein by Joseph Karl Stieler (Schönheitengallerie Schloß Nymphenburg - München, Bayern, Germany). From stringfixer.com/nl/Gallery_of_Beauties 1280X1549 @72 432kj.
Fifth row: 1843 Marie d’Agoult by Henri Lehmann (Musee de la Vie Romantique - Paris, Frabce). From medium.com-@rgreenbergmusic-music-history-monday-one-tough-lady-f342fbfb3d7; removed spots & flaws w Pshop 2489X3226 @150 3Mj.
Sixth row: 1843 Sophia Wilhelmina van Heeckeren by Johann Heinrich Schramm (location ?). From Wikimedia 646X795 @72 168kj.
Bottom: 1843 Harriet Parker, Countess of Morley by Richard Buckner (Saltram - Plympton, Plymouth, Devon, UK). From Wikimedia; removed cracks with Photoshop 990X1200 @72 267kj.
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5.5.2 Jurystimmen von Hannes Bär und Markus Roos. zentral gesteuertes Verständnis von Schulentwicklung. Das geplante Projekt sollte deshalb einen Mitwirkung an einer nachhaltigen Schulentwicklung (1977) und Rolffs (1993). Markus Weissensteiner (Hrsg.), Schulsozialarbeit in Österreich. Sabine K. Lehmann-Grube, Andreas Hartinger und Markus Dresel Fives & M. G. Gill International Handbook of Research on Teachers' Beliefs 1, 37–54. Bildungsmanagement.net/TABS. •. Externe Evaluation und Schulentwicklung – Ein EU-LLL-Projekt mit acht Ländern Dr. Hans-Günter Rolff, Grindat, Markus. Tanja Kurtz, Rainer Watermann, Franz Klingebiel und Markus Szczesny . In H. G. Holtappels & K. Höhmann (Hrsg.), Schulentwicklung und Schul-.
The flamboyant soprano Maria Jeritza, born in Moravia, made her early career primarily in Vienna, where her exceptional beauty, silvery spinto-weight voice and flair for dramatic (not to say sensational) stage action made her a star of the first magnitude. Baptized Mimi Jedlitzková and later calling herself Marie Jedlitzka, she sang a wide repertory and participated in the premieres of several important operas. Her glamorous presence was as welcome at the Metropolitan Opera as it was in Europe and she became a leading artist there in the 1920s.Surprising though it may seem, given her later theatrics, Jeritza was a very shy child. Beginning her studies at the age of 12, she entered the Brünn Musikschule. At 14, she undertook private lessons from Professor Auspitzer, with whom she remained for several years. Although urged by Auspitzer to audition for a position with a number of regional opera houses, Jeritza refused, too terrified to sing before an audience of any size. Her teacher, therefore, devised a ruse, asking her one day simply to sing through some arias. When she finished, the director of the Olmütz Opera appeared from behind some draperies and informed the startled young soprano that he wished to engage her.Jeritza's Olmütz debut as Elsa in Lohengrin saw the start of a rapid rise in confidence and dramatic savvy. Less than half a year later, she traveled to Vienna to audition for the Volksoper. Singing but a few measures, she was informed that she would be hired. Two seasons at the Volksoper led to guest engagements elsewhere and an appointment to Vienna's Court Opera, especially at the request of Emperor Franz Joseph. Meanwhile, she had created the title role in Stuttgart of Richard Strauss' Ariadne auf Naxos, thus beginning her long-term relationship with the composer who would give her yet another spectacular role, that of the Empress in Die Frau ohne Schatten in its 1919 premiere in Vienna. In both Frau and in the 1916 premiere of the revised Ariadne in Vienna, Jeritza was paired with soprano Lotte Lehmann. Jeritza also created the role of Janácek's Jenufa for Vienna, as she was later to do for New York.Another highly publicized Jeritza creation was the role of Marietta in Erich Korngold's Die Tote Stadt, premiered in Hamburg in 1920 and repeated in New York the following year. This role, in fact, provided the vehicle for Jeritza's Metropolitan debut. During this time, the soprano also achieved renown for her interpretations of Puccini heroines. Her imperious Turandot was hailed as a major accomplishment and her not-quite vulnerable Tosca became exceedingly famous, not least for her singing "Vissi d'arte" from a prone position. Tenor Aureliano Pertile, celebrated in his native Italy as the best of the dramatic tenors, had the misfortune to make his debut opposite Jeritza's first Metropolitan Tosca. Jeritza received what, according to Met manager Giulio Gatti-Casazza's recollection, was the greatest response he had ever witnessed in a theatre. Pertile was all but ignored.Jeritza's successes embraced a wide range of roles, all of them interesting, if sometimes misconceived. Her Octavian in Rosenkavalier was both stunningly handsome and handsomely sung. Her Minnie, Thaïs, Salome, Fedora, and Ägyptische Helena (which she premiered at the Met) were creatures of unending fascination. Although Jeritza left the Met during the Depression years when pay cuts were mandated, she continued to enthrall audiences in Europe throughout the 1930s.
Oscar Wilde: Dorian has hair of gold (like my Bosie), Lily-soft skin (like my Bosie), eyes the colour of sparkling sapphires (like my Bosie) and a mouth of rose-petals (like my Bosie). He looks like the sweetest, most tender Angel, so no one would suspect that at the core, he is spoiled and rotten (like my Bosie).
Publishing houses: interesting. we should put Henri Lehmann’s portrait of Franz Liszt on the cover.