#richard meitner

[philoursmars]

Bon, n'étant pas très mobile, difficile de créer des posts avec de nouvelles photos. Je reviens donc à mon projet de présenter l'intégralité de mes photos, projet interrompu à l'année 2017. Je vais donc essayer de clore cette année 2017.

Ici le MusVerre à Sars-Poteries (Nord)

Karen LaMonte : "Seated Dress Impression With Drapery" (très impressionnant !)

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Richard C. Meitner : "Messieurs, Mesdames les Critiques"

David Reekie : "Different People I"

Michel Martens : "Le Beau Désordre"

Harvey Littleton : "Ruby/Lemon Lyrical Movement"

[april-is]

April 22, 2024: Kinder Than Man, Althea Davis

Kinder Than Man Althea Davis

And God please let the deer on the highway get some kind of heaven. Something with tall soft grass and sweet reunion. Let the moths in porch lights go someplace with a thousand suns, that taste like sugar and get swallowed whole. May the mice in oil and glue have forever dry, warm fur and full bellies. If I am killed for simply living, let death be kinder than man.

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Also: + The Mower, Philip Larkin + Good People, W.S. Merwin + A Blessing, James Wright + In the Nursing Home, Jane Kenyon

Today in:

2023: Dearest,, Jean Valentine 2022: Birth, Louise Erdrich 2021: Cicada, Hosho McCreesh 2020: Future Memories, Mario Meléndez 2019: Little Girl, My Stringbean, My Lovely Woman, Anne Sexton 2018: First Night, D. Nurkse 2017: Einstein’s Happiest Moment, Richard M. Berlin 2016: Yiddishland, Erika Meitner 2015: July, Kazim Ali 2014: This Morning in a Morning Voice, Todd Boss 2013: Paralysis, Peter Boyle 2012: from Mayakovsky, Frank O’Hara 2011: Northern Pike, James Wright 2010: Humpbacks, Mary Oliver 2009: Alone, Jack Gilbert 2008: From Blossoms, Li-Young Lee 2007: For Grace, After A Party, Frank O’Hara 2006: Wild Geese, Mary Oliver 2005: A Brief for the Defense, Jack Gilbert

[butchvidel]

one under zeno?

erika meitner, staking a claim; richard siken, crush; katy pinke, living and dreaming are perpendicular; sappho, fragment 130 (tr. anne carson); tegan and sara, closer; roland barthes, a cruel country

[gogmstuff]

1900 Mrs. C. H. B. Forth by Richard Jack (Bonhams - 10 Nov21 auction Lot 155) 1972X3719 @150 1.8Mj.

1906 Elise Meitner (7 November 1878 – 27 October 1968) by ?. From tumblr.com/blog/view/venicepearl 800X1249 @72 427kj. She was a pioneering nuclear chemist. In 1938 she, working as equal with Fritz Strassman, found that subjecting uranium to the then newly discovered neutrons produced barium, a material roughly half the mass of uranium by a process that produced energy. The uranium underwent "fission". It was immediately apparent that uranium fission could be used to make bombs. Strassman won the Nobel prize, but the honor was denied to her. A synthetic element with 109 protons in its seething overloaded nucleus is named Meitnerium (Mt) after her.

[goldfincheli]

Lawlight web-weaving 2/2

Anne Carson | Hekabe | Grief Lessons: Four Plays, Euripides // Mirror Traps, Hera Lindsay Bird // You Are Jeff | Crush, Richard Siken // Love letters exchanged between Ralph Waldo Emerson and Margaret Fuller, Ralph Emerson // On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous, Ocean Vuong // Portrait of Fryderyk in Shifting Light, Richard Siken // The Affliction, Marie Howe // I Bet on Losing Dogs, Mitski // “A Poem, An Exercise in Omitting Letters”, Thomas Penny // Staking a Claim, Erika Meitner // Kill Your Darlings script, John Krokidas and Austin Bunn.

[sapphicflower-ao3]

richard seiken // erika meitner - “staking a claim” // unknown

s3 | ep23 deku vs. kacchan 2

“𝐫𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐧𝐨𝐰, 𝐢’𝐦 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐨𝐧𝐥𝐲 𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐰𝐡𝐨 𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐚𝐜𝐜𝐞𝐩𝐭 𝐤𝐚𝐜𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐧’𝐬 𝐟𝐞𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐬.”

part 1 | part 3 | part 4 | part 5

the wonder duo poetry series

[thotfuss]

Litany In Which Certain Things Are Crossed Out (Richard Siken) // Soft In The Middle (Shelby Eileen) // The Torn-Up Road (Richard Siken) // Bunches of a Nest (Diane Mehta) //  IT (Stephen King) // Staking a Claim (Erika Meitner) // Rilke’s Book of Hours (Rainer Maria Rilke)

[ritterintahlia]

R+ fanfiction idea 06

Rammstein as teachers

Inspired by: that we spend a lot of time in school; we can as well have interesting teachers, can we not?  

This list is unrelated to the other where RZK is a music teacher and TL history teacher. 😊 We chose the subjects according to who seems to have the most interest in which activity. Thus:

Lindemann = German and Literature; his favourite areas are Grammatical particles because they can change the meaning drastically, and Schwarze Romantik (🌹)

Richard = English and Literature; he spent several years in London and loves “Life and institutions” section of English teaching, and Gothic fiction (🌹)

Paul = Russian; he has spend half of his life in Moscow, where his parents used to work as diplomats (🍵)

Flake = Biology; a close associate of Sir David Attenborough in questions of Central European canines (his favourite animal is a wolf) (🐺)

Ollie = Physical Education; before the fatal injury, he used to swim for the German National Olympic Team (🏁)

Schneider = Physics and Mathematics; sometimes works with ESA for projects like Galileo Navigation (🌙)

Zoran = the Principal; is courteous but probably the strictest of all the personnel (🛑)

Joern = the Deputy + Art (every now and then); in his free time works in the advertising industry to create music videos and cool adverts for electronics manufacturing corporations (🎬)

Jonas = school counsellor (Psychology); an admirer of C G Jung, and a colleague of Jeanne Siaud-Facchin (🦓)

The school is a far-famed Gymnasium (grammar school) in Berlin: Lise Meitner Gymnasium. One has to work hard in this school, but they can motivate well. Quite often, the graduands are destined for the life of powerful grey eminences. 

Notes from the prompt author: as usual, my preferred mixes here are TL + RZK, Paul + Doom but should someone write the text, it is not a requirement.

[joeyclaire]

litany in which certain things are crossed out ( richard siken) // rilke's book of hours (rainer maria rilke) // staking a claim (erika meitner) // shrike (hozier) // the trials of apollo: the dark prophecy (rick riordan)

[gladiates]

favorite poetry read in 2020

I read 159 books this year, and a good portion of them were contemporary poetry collections, so I decided to share a list of my favorites in case anyone is looking for recommendations. Here they are:

5/5 stars:

Native Guard by Natasha Trethewey

Whereas by Layli Long Soldier

Crush by Richard Siken

4/5 stars:

Metaphysical Dog by Frank Bidart

Eyes Bottle Dark with a Mouthful of Flowers by Jake Skeets

If They Come for Us by Fatimah Asghar

Life on Mars by Tracy K. Smith

Calling a Wolf a Wolf by Kaveh Akbar

Night Sky with Exit Wounds by Ocean Vuong

Cannibal by Safiya Sinclair

Deaf Republic by Ilya Kaminsky

Holy Moly Carry Me by Erika Meitner

Oculus by Sally Wen Mao

My Mother Was a Freedom Fighter by Aja Monet

This Way to the Sugar by Hieu Minh Nguyen

Ledger by Susan Wheeler

Bluets by Maggie Nelson

Mayakovsky's Revolver by Matthew Dickman

A Fortune for your Disaster by Hanif Abdurraqib

I Know Your Kind by William Brewer

Felon by Reginald Dwayne Betts

Animal Eye by Paisley Rekdal

The Republic of Poetry by Martin Espada

A Cruelty Special to Our Species by Emily Jungmin Yoon

Sciptorium by Melissa Range

Bone Map by Sara Eliza Johnson

Ultima Thule by Davis McCombs

Unaccompanied by Javier Zamora

Hum by Jamaal May

Extracting the Stone of Madness: Poems 1962-1972 by Alejandra Pizarnik

In a Time of Violence by Eavan Boland

Elegy for a Broken Machine by Patrick Phillips

Mural by Mahmoud Darwish

The Veiled Suite by Agha Shahid Ali

The Black Maria by Aracelis Girmay

Erosion by Jorie Graham

[philoursmars]

Allez, pour l’année du Lapin, une série de 6 posts !

Ici des lapins contemporains, tagués...

- Sars-Poteries (Nord), le Musverre - Richard Meitner : “Messieurs, Mesdames les Critiques”

- Marseille, tunnel du Boulevard National, MP2013

- Villeneuve-d’Ascq (Nord), LAM - Barry Flanagan : “The Boxing Ones”

- Marseille, Fondation Monticelli - Marcel Sandoz : “Lapin assis”

- Marseille - Rue J.M. Cathala X  Rue J.Trinquet

-  Lille,TriPostal - Lille Fantastik

- Marseille, MuCEM - Ai Weiwei  : “Cercle d'animaux”

[april-is]

April 22, 2023: Dearest,, Jean Valentine

Dearest, Jean Valentine

this day broke at ten degrees. I swim in bed over some dream sentence lost at a child’s crying: the giant on her wall tips the room over, back: I tell her all I know, the walls will settle, he’ll go.

Holding her fingers, I watch the sky rise, white. The frost makes about the same lines on the same window as last winter, quicker, quieter. . . I think how nothing’s happened,

how to know to touch a face to make a line to break the ice to come in time into this world, unlikely, small, bloody, shiny, is all, is God’s good will I think, I turn to you, and fail, and turn,

as the day widens and we don’t know what to do.

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Today in: 

2022: Birth, Louise Erdrich 2021: Cicada, Hosho McCreesh 2020: Future Memories, Mario Meléndez 2019: Little Girl, My Stringbean, My Lovely Woman, Anne Sexton 2018: First Night, D. Nurkse 2017: Einstein’s Happiest Moment, Richard M. Berlin 2016: Yiddishland, Erika Meitner 2015: July, Kazim Ali 2014: This Morning in a Morning Voice, Todd Boss 2013: Paralysis, Peter Boyle 2012: from Mayakovsky, Frank O’Hara 2011: Northern Pike, James Wright 2010: Humpbacks, Mary Oliver 2009: Alone, Jack Gilbert 2008: From Blossoms, Li-Young Lee 2007: For Grace, After A Party, Frank O’Hara 2006: Wild Geese, Mary Oliver 2005: A Brief for the Defense, Jack Gilbert

[ftnbooks-blog]

Richard Meitner (1949)

Meitner operates on the crossroads of scienceand art and is inspired by scientific glass objects. The intellectual, poetic, and always changing work of the American artist Richard Craig Meitner reflects a variety of influences and ideas, from Japanese textiles and Italian painting and applied arts to science and the natural world. The colorless glass surfaces of his quixotic objects often…

[dreamerhelaena]

1. Boygenius, “Souvenir” 2. Trista Mateer, “Ask Again Later” 3. Lidia Yuknavitch, “Woven” 4. Erica Meitner, “Staking a Claim” 5. Richard Siken, “Litany In Which Certain Things Are Crossed Out” 6. CJ Hauser, “The Crane Wife” 7. Sufjan Stevens, “John My Beloved” 8. Richard Siken, “Wishbone” 9. Anaïs Mitchell, “Young Man In America”

[marbesnos]

Da esquerda para a direita, Marie Curie, Margaret Hamilton, Maria Goeppert-Mayer, Emmy Noether, Inge Lehmann, Lise Meitner, Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin, Joanne Simpson, Gertrude B. Elion, Ada Lovelace, Maria Montessori, Mary Lucy Cartwright , Ellen Swallow Richards, Deborah S. Jin, Annie Jump Cannon, Henrietta Swan Leavitt, Rita Levi-Montalcini, Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard, Jane Goodall e Lisa…

[freehealthteacher]

Climate change could cause drought in wheat-growing areas: study

Climate change could cause drought in wheat-growing areas: study

Relationship between the proportion of the wheat growing area of the top ten wheat exporters affected by major droughts during the harvest year or one of the two years preceding the harvest, and the FAO cereal price index or the International Grain Council wheat price index. Credit: Monika Bláhová, Mirek Trnka, Richard Semerád, Jan Meitner, Jan Balek, Daniela Semerádová and…