#Roland Rainer

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Housing Estate (1956-60) in Ternitz, Austria, by Roland Rainer

[yama-bato]

Roland Rainer /// Sommerhaus /// Sankt Margarethen im Burgenland, Austria /// 1957

via :Elara Fritzenwalden

[yorgunherakles]

sıkıntı mutluluktan uzak değildir.

roland barthes - yazının sıfır derecesi

[err4o4r]

Ja, ja, wer kennt's nicht, dieses R + A, das man manchmal an Bäumen findet und für Roland + Arschloch(ego) steht, zwei Dinge, die man einfach nicht trennen kann.

[russellius]

GR : confidence, contrasts, hope and other big words 

sources below the cut:

Square Mile: George Russell: "I'm ready to fight." // Russell admits he's not wasy to work with // // Ready for Takeoff with George Russell // The Telegraph: Why George Russell believes he is ready to win the world title // F1: George Russell is destined for the top - just ask Alonso //The Telegraph // Oh Ana by Mother Mother // Alex Albon appraises George Russell's Mercedes move after replacing him at Williams // The next Hamilton? Autocar meets F1 prodigy George Russell // Hadestown, Come Home with Me // The Race // Criminal by Britney Spears // Roland Barthes: A Lover's Discourse: Fragments // Audre Lorde, “From the House of Yemanjá”, The Collected Poems of Audre Lorde // --- // High Performance Podcast //--- // Hilary Mantel: Wolf Hall // Primadonna by Marina and the Diamonds // Icarus Interlude by Zayn // --- // Try by P!nk // C.S. Lewis // --- // --- // Rainer Maria Rilke tr. by Anita Barrows from The Book of Hours // man I don't fking know anymore, it's from an article after Jeddah 23

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(vía Roland Rainer - Buscar con Google)

[derangedrhythms]

Because I never hold you, I hold you fast. 

Rainer Maria Rilke, quoted in ‘A Lover’s Discourse: Fragments’ by Roland Barthes, tr. Richard Howard

[lu-inlondon]

Chapters: 26/36 Fandom: Tatort Rating: Mature Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Leo Hölzer/Adam Schürk, Leo Hölzer/Original Female Character Characters: Leo Hölzer, Adam Schürk, Esther Baumann, Pia Heinrich, Rainer (Tatort Saarbrücken), Caro (Tatort Saarbrücken), Barbara Hölzer, Dr. Henny Wenzel, Roland Schürk, Heide Schürk, Original Characters Additional Tags: lehrer au, Enemies to Lovers, Time Skips, Teen Hörk, First Kiss, Secret Relationship, Toxic Relationship, POV alternate, Canon-Typical Violence, canon-typical child abuse, mentions of child abuse, Minor Character Death, Grief Summary:

In der Vergangenheit erfährt Adam ein böses Erwachen... ... in der Gegenwart ist es nur unangenehm.

[taylorjohnson]

i am nothing. but still in that, i wanted to be loved. becoming light, erica jong / before sunset, dir. richard linklater / love poem, anne sexton / bag of bones, stephen king / my mother dwindles, margaret atwood / the archer, taylor swift / fleabag, dir. harry bradbeer / sugar apple, yves olade / the dialogue of desire and guilt, j.d. mcclatchy; birthright, george abraham / waiting room, phoebe bridgers / letters to benvenuta, rainer maria rilke / butch is a noun, s. bear bergman / work song, hozier / black bear, dir. lawrence michael levine / mothers, daughter / two, sleeping at last / georgia, phoebe bridgers / please, please, please, let me get what i want, the smiths / i want to look out a window, jenny slate / untitled, teenbeachmovie3 / did you know that there's a tunnel under ocean blvd, lana del rey / all about love: new visions, bell hooks / a lover's discourse: fragments, roland barthes / the long and short of it, richard siken / body of water, florence welch / untitled, rbhvleo / untitled, giovanni gasparro; sunlight, hozier / litany in which certain things are crossed out, richard siken / untitled, silas denver melvin; wolf hall, hilary mantel / phantom pain, caitlin conlon.

[kwebtv]

Team Knight Rider - Syndication - October 6, 1997 - May 18, 1998

Action / Crime (22 episodes)

Running Time: 60 minutes

Stars:

Brixton Karnes as Kyle Stewart

Christine Steel as Jenny Andrews

Duane Davis as Duke DePalma

Kathy Trageser as Erica West

Nick Wechsler as Kevin "Trek" Sanders

Other FLAG members

Vince Waldron as Gil

Rick Copp as Clayton

Lowell Dean as Captain J. P. Wyatt

Steve Sheridan as Dr. Felson

Michael Lexx as Scott

Steve Forrest as Shadow

Other Characters

Bill Bumiller as Martin Jantzen

David McCallum as the voice of Mobius

Jim Fyfe as Dennis

Rainer Grant as Liz "Starr" Starrowitz

Jim Piddock as Max Amato (Amendes)

Marta Martin as Kayla Gordon

Roland Kickinger as Roland Laschewsky

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House Dr. Bösch (1968-70) in Vienna, Austria, by Roland Rainer. Photo by Margherita Spiluttini.

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Roland Rainer

via : Elara Fritzenwalden

[yorgunherakles]

deneyim bize şeylerin özünün bilgisini vermez. deneyimin yapabileceği şey en fazla, zihnimizi, sadece şeylerin belli özleri hakkında düşünecek şekilde belirlemektir.

baruch spinoza - letters

[err4o4r]

Stellt euch vor, ihr seid Rainer und euch fällt genau diese Rechnung in die Hände, als ihr in der Mittagspause an Leos Schreibtisch vorbeigeht, um ihm eine klitzekleine Liebesbriefnotiz unter die Kaffeetasse zu klemmen - ihr wollt gepflegt im Strahl kotzen und im Dreieck springen, denn das da, dieser Wisch, ist eine Beleidigung für jeden Steuerfahnder.

Komplett schlampig ausgefüllt; das Datum fehlt, die Umsatzsteuer-ID sieht wie ein Fake aus, der Regenbogenfrosch kann auch als Regenbogenfisch durchgehen, wenn man die Brille gerade nicht auf der Nase hat, und überhaupt meint der seriöse Händler von Reptilien Exquisit doch bestimmt den Dendrobates pumilio blue jeans, das Erdbeerfröschchen aus der Familie der Baumsteiger, besser bekannt als Pfeilgiftfrosch, oder? Den kann man ganz legal und für's Hobby ab ca. 100 € kaufen und das Beste: der Frosch ist dann sogar harmlos, weil die tropischen Insekten nicht mehr auf dem Speiseplan stehen, die für die Giftbildung zuständig sind. Ihr als Rainer werdet da natürlich bei einem Gesamtpreis von 8000 € für einen einzigen Frosch stutzig. Barzahlung auch noch. Aha. Na, wenn da mal nicht ein bisschen Akteneinsicht bei Reptilien Exquisit erforderlich ist -

Ok, ok, ok. Ich hör auf. Aber ich würde schon gern wissen, was da für krumme Geschäfte gemacht worden sind? Hat der Verkäufer gemerkt, was dieser Roland für ein Unding ist, und sich gedacht 'hm, ja, für den kack homophoben Spruch da vorhin beim süßen Chamäleon dreh ich dir das Erdbeerfröschchen jetzt als megagiftigen Regenbogenfrosch an und zieh dich dabei noch richtig schön ab'? Ist die Rechnung überhaupt echt und wer ist der Besitzer des Geschäfts? Briefkastenfirma? Geldwaschanlage? Schuldentilgung? Lässt die Polizei da mal wieder ein paar Sachen ziemlich unter den Tisch fallen? Ob Roland wohl mal richtig mies Salmonellen hatte, während er mit dem Frosch experimentiert hat? Kann Rainer den Fall lösen? Und wann zieht Adam endlich zu Leo? Dürfen die beiden dann auch mal irgendwann glücklich miteinander sein? Und wie findet ihr eigentlich den tanzenden Regenbogenfrosch da in der Mitte?

Ich hab so viele Fraaagen.

[zabrozo]

✨📕My TBR booklist for this summer 📗📚

(a.k.a. SOME of the e-books in my bootleg kindle that are collecting digital dust as we speak)

Fiction

Nuestra parte de noche by Mariana Enriquez (in progress)

The Book of Form and Emptiness by Ruth Ozeki (in progress)

Gideon the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir (in progress)

Il Nome della Rosa by Umberto Eco (in progress)(having a hard time with my Italian)

La vita bugiarda degli adulti by Elena Ferrante

The Three-Body Problem by Cixin Liu

Tierra amarilla by Germán Marín

Tengo miedo torero by Pedro Lemebel

Ladrilleros by Selva Almada

Non Fiction

s/z by Roland Barthes (in progress)

Camera Lucida by Roland Barthes

Participation (Documents of Contemporary Art) by Claire Bishop

Artificial Hells: Participatory Art and the Politics of Spectatorship by Claire Bishop (in progress)

Contra el canon: El arte contemporáneo en un mundo sin centro by Andrea Giunta

Growing up in the Ice Age: Fossil and Archaeological Evidence of the Lived Lives of Plio-Pleistocene Children by April Nowell (in progress)

Estética de la Emergencia by Reinaldo Laddaga

Fever Pitch by Nick Hornby

Letters to a Young Poet by Rainer Maria Rilke (in progress)

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Maria-Rosa Rodriguez by Truus, Bob & Jan too! Via Flickr: German postcard by Krüger, no. 902/334. Photo: Art Messick. Exotic starlet Maria-Rosa Rodriguez was the sexy leading lady of a dozen French and Italian films of the 1960s and early 1970s. Her main claim to fame was the Louis de Funès comedy Le grand restaurant (1966). There is not much biographical information to be found about Maria-Rosa Rodriguez on the internet. A source suggests she was a Spanish actress, but possibly she is born in Ecuador. In 1960 a Maria-Rosa Rodriguez was crowned Miss Ecuador Mundo 1960. However, there is a bit more information about her film career. IMDb writes that during her film career she was also credited as Maria Rosa Rodrigues, Rosa-Maria Rodrigues, Rosa Rodriguez and Toty Rodriguez. Her first film appearance was an uncredited part as ‘Palma Diamantino’ in the French comedy Pouic-Pouic (1963, Jean Girault) starring Louis de Funès. Soon followed more film parts as a stripper in the kinky cannibal comedy Aimez-vous les femmes?/Do You Like Women? (1964, Jean Léon),co-written by Roman Polanski, and the sexploitation drama L'amour à la chaine/Tight Skirts, Loose Pleasures (1964, Claude de Givray). She appeared again as eye-candy in the spy film Coplan FX 18/FX-18 Superspy (1965, Riccardo Freda), the comedy Les gorilles/The Gorillas (1964, Jean Girault) and the crime comedy La grande frousse/The Big Scare (1964, Jean-Pierre Mocky) starring Bourvil. Other French films of the mid-1960’s in which she appeared were Les enquiquineurs/The pests (1965, Roland Quignon), the comedy anthology Les bons vivants/How to Keep the Red Lamp Burning (1965, Gilles Grangier, Georges Lautner) and the melodrama Le chant du monde/Song of the World (1965, Marcel Camus) starring Hardy Krüger. 1966 must have been a good year for Maria-Rosa Rodriguez. She was the leading lady opposite the immensely popular Louis de Funès in the hit comedy Le grand restaurant/The Big Restaurant (1966, Jacques Besnard). The choleric and energetic De Funès is the chef of Septim's, a very exclusive Paris restaurant. Problems occur when the president of an unnamed country gets kidnapped while having a dinner at Septim's. With police, gangsters and Maria-Rosa Rodriquez behind his back the always gesticularing De Funès tries to find the missing head of state by himself. The highlight of the film is a fabulous scene where a DS Citroen falls into a river and continues its ride as a boat. Maria-Rosa Rodriguez soon followed this up with a role in the fun filled caper Estouffade à la Caraïbe/The Gold Robbers (1967, Jacques Besnard) costarring with swimming champion Frederick Stafford, Jean Seberg and Serge Gainsbourg. She also appeared on tv in Amalia Escudero an episode of Au théâtre ce soir (1966). More tv roles followed in series like Les chevaliers du ciel/The Aeronauts (1967) – about the adventures of the French comic book heroes Tanguy and Laverdure - and Fortune (1969, Henri Colpi). In the early 1970’s she moved to Italy where she appeared in the ‘giallo’ thriller Il coltello di ghiaccio/Knife of Ice (1972, Umberto Lenzi) starring Carroll Baker. Her last film was a Spanish horror production La novia ensangrentada/Blood Castle (1972, Vincente Aranda). Most of Maria-Rosa Rodriguez’s biographies on the net stop here, but she kept on working as an actress. Under the name of Toty Rodriguez she is now a well known stage actress in Ecuador. In 1989 she appeared in another film, the East-German production Die Besteigung des Chimborazo/The Ascent of the Chimborazo (1989, Rainer Simon) filmed on location in Germany, France, Spain and Ecuador. In this adventure film she appeared briefly as a countess. More recently she was seen in a leading part in the Ecuadorian film Un titán en el ring/A Titan in the Ring (2002, Viviana Cordero). According to Rotten Tomatoes it’s an inspiring drama about the world of masked wrestling, set in a small community in the Andean Mountains. Sources: IMDb, All Movie Guide, Rotten Tomatoes and Wikipedia.