#stephen bier

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[helena-bottom-farter]

[pukersplayhouse]

↯ madonna wayne gacy - stephen bier ↯︎

keyboardist for Marilyn Manson / 1989-2007

[weavingdragonsofthread]

House of The Dragon and Grief

HOTD 2X01//HOTD 1X07//Mitski ‘First love /late spring’// Anguish by August Friedrich Schenck// Stephen Adly Guirgis ‘The Last Days of Judas Iscariot’//Unknown//Simone de Beauvoir//‘The Reading Lesson’ by Émile Munier//HOTD 1X03// HOTD 1X09// HOTD 1X10//Jamie Anderson// HOTD 2X01// ‘Ordeal of the Bier’ by Jenő Gyárfás

[witchyautumns]

A selected playlist for this year's fall season ❤️

🇳🇴 Mari Boine - Vuoi Vuoi Mu 🇱🇹 Nine Lindens (Lithuanian Multipart Polyphonic Song) 🇳🇱 Heidevolk - Het bier zal weer vloeien 🇦🇹 Claudia Engelberger - Die Gedanken Sind Frei 🇫🇴 Eivør - Trøllabundin 🇷🇴 Sandra N – Spirit de dac 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Julie Fowlis - Òganaich Uir a Rinn M' Fhàgail 🇭🇺 TÖRÖK Tilla orchestra - Határtalanság 🇮🇸 Krummavísur 🇫🇷 Nolwenn Leroy - Tri Martolod 🇸🇰 Hrdza - Nie tvoja 🇸🇪 Garmarna - Herr Mannelig ����🇦 Folknery - Karchata 🇩🇰 Myrkur - I riden så 🇮🇪 Liam Ó Maonlaí - Eleanór a Rún 🇫🇮 Tuuletar - Ievan polkka 🇫🇷 Arany Zoltán -Tourdion (Renaissance classic) 🇮🇹 Corte di Lunas - Scjaraçule maraçule (medieval song from Friuli) 🇧🇾 Kupalinka (traditional) 🇫🇴 Eivør - Í Tokuni 🇩🇪 Corvus Corax - Palästinalied 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Madelgarde - The Stag & Sickle (Old English) 🇵🇱 Laboratorium Pieśni - Sztoj pa moru 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Kathleen MacInnes - Gaol ise Gaol i 🇱🇹 Rasa Serra - Žalioj girioj, lygioj lankoj 🇲🇩 Drumul Dracului 🇫🇷 La Rioule des Compagnons du Monde - Gloire aux Moutons 🇬🇷 Απάνω στην Τριανταφυλλιά (On the rosebush) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Plethyn - Didlan 🇦🇹 Amarok Avari - Bärentanz 🇪🇸 Arany Zoltán - Non é gran cousa (medieval song from Galicia) 🇷🇺 Отава Ё – Сумецкая 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Peter Bellamy - Oak, Ash and Thorn 🇸🇪 Jonna Jinton - Vargsången 🇭🇷 Svarica - Smrt u jeseni 🇮🇪 Liam Ó Maonlaí - Sadhbh Ni Bhruinneallaigh 🇳🇴 Rolandskvadet 🇮🇹 Gorö po popu (traditional zitera dance from Resia Valley) 🇩🇪 Faun - Diese kalte Nacht 🇸🇮 Zrejlo je žito (traditional) 🇱🇻 Tatjana Vucāne - 'Latvietes Mīts /Piedzimšana/Jaunība 🇸🇰 Hrdza - Stephen 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Ella Roberts - The Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond 🇷🇺 Oh, my dear sisters, Oh, my dear godmothers 🇫🇮 Sanni Halla - Nuku nuku nurmilintu

image credit: Seniorita Verita (reblog here the original picture)

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EXCLUSIVE: One year ago we told you that a second season of John le Carré adaptation The Night Manager was quietly being developed under the codename Steelworks.

Now, Deadline can reveal that the BBC and new co-pro partner Amazon have gone big on a supercharged two-season order of the thriller, with Tom Hiddleston returning to lead, Hugh Laurie coming back as EP and with a new director in I Hate Suzie’s Georgi Banks-Davies. A third season has also been greenlit. David Farr returns as writer and Stephen Garrett is showrunner.

The Night Manager Season 2 will begin filming later this year and will pick up with Hiddleston’s Jonathan Pine eight years after the explosive finale of Season 1, going beyond the original book, which was written by the celebrated British writer in 1993. Additional plot details are being kept under wraps and there is not yet confirmation as to whether EP Laurie’s Richard Roper, who was last seen in the back of a paddy wagon driven by arms buyers who were not best pleased with him, will return to star. Hiddleston will also EP and will discuss in more depth on tonight’s Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Produced by The Ink Factory in association with Character 7, Demarest Films and 127 Wall, and in co-production with Spanish partner Nostromo Pictures, The Night Manager Season 2 was sold to Amazon by Fifth Season. The first was co-produced with AMC.

New director Banks-Davies, a BAFTA-nominee who takes over from Susanne Bier, has credits including I Hate Suzie, Garfield and upcoming Netflix series Kaos.

The Night Manager Season 1 was a huge success, watched by millions and winning multiple BAFTAs, Emmys and Golden Globes including best actor for Hiddleston. Also starring Tom Hollander, Olivia Colman and Elizabeth Debicki, it followed Pine – who ran a luxury hotel in Cairo – as he attempted to infiltrate the inner circle of Roper’s crime syndicate after being hired by Foreign Office task force manager Angela Burr.

The first season was commissioned more than 10 years ago and the show has since been remade in India, lapping the UK version by swiftly having a Season 2 greenlit for Disney+ Hotstar in May last year.

Simon Cornwell and Stephen Cornwell, le Carré’s sons who run The Ink Factory, said Season 1 proved “a landmark moment for the golden era of television – uniting on-screen and behind-the-camera talent at the top of their game – and an audience reception which was beyond our wildest imagining.”

They added: “Revisiting the story of Pine also means going beyond the events of John le Carré’s original work: that is a decision we have not taken lightly, but his compelling characters and the vision David has for their next chapter were irresistible.”

Amazon MGM Studios Head of Television Vernon Sanders said: “We are elated to bring additional seasons of The Night Manager to our Prime Video customers. The combination of terrific source material, the wonderful team at The Ink Factory, a great writer in David Farr, an award-winning director in Georgi Banks-Davies, as well as the talented cast truly make the series the full package.”

Hiddleston said: “The first series of The Night Manager was one of the most creatively fulfilling projects I have ever worked on. The depth, range and complexity of Jonathan Pine was, and remains, a thrilling prospect.”

BBC content boss Charlotte Moore added: “After years of fervent speculation I’m incredibly excited to confirm that The Night Manager is returning to the BBC for two more series.”

The Night Manager series two is created and executive produced by Farr, based on the characters created by le Carré. Additional executive producers include Garrett for Character 7, Banks-Davies, Laurie and Hiddleston; Joe Tsai and Arthur Wang for 127 Wall; Stephen and Simon Cornwell, Michele Wolkoff, and Tessa Inkelaar for The Ink Factory; Adrián Guerra for Nostromo Pictures; William D. Johnson for Demarest Films, Nick Cornwell, Susanne Bier, Chris Rice for Fifth Season and Gaynor Holmes for the BBC.

[vorepred223311]

A list of my favorites preds will add too as I find more

Anthony Bridgerton from Bridgerton

Benedict Bridgerton from Bridgerton

Collin Bridgerton from Bridgerton

Josh Chan from Netflix's crazy ex girlfriend

White Josh from Netflix's crazy ex girlfriend

Father brah from Netflix's crazy ex girlfriend

Han Solo from star wars

Kylo Ren from star wars

Finn from star Wars

Poe Dameron from star wars

Nathan Drake from uncharted

Harry Potter from Harry Potter

Ron Weasley from Harry Potter

Neville longbottom from Harry Potter

Draco Malfoy from Harry Potter

Seamus finnagin From Harry Potter

The 10th doctor from doctor who

Jack harkness from doctor who

Ianto Jones from doctor who

Prince Ben From descendents

Harry hook from descendents

Carlos De Vil from descendents

David Charming from once upon a time

Killian Jones from once upon a time

Jefferson from once upon a time

Mason greyback from wizards of Waverly place

Justin Russo from wizards of Waverly place

Chris Redfield from resident evil

Leon s Kennedy from resident evil

Wesker from resident evil

Carlisle Cullen from twilight

Edward Cullen from twilight

Emmett Cullen from twilight

Jasper Cullen from twilight

Jacob Black from twilight

Riley Biers from twilight

Benjamin from twilight

Demetri from twilight

Scott McCall from teen wolf

Stiles from teen wolf

Derek Hale from teen wolf

Jackson from teen wolf

Stephen Salvatore from vampire diaries

Damon Salvatore from vampire diaries

Klaus Mikelson from vampire diaries

Tyler Lockwood from vampire diaries

Jeramy Gilbert from vampire diaries

Kai Parker from vampire diaries

Dean Winchester from supernatural

Sam Winchester from supernatural

Cas from supernatural

Spike from Buffy

Angel from Buffy

Jamie Lannister from game of thrones

Jon Snow from game of thrones

Rob Stark from game of thrones

Ramsay Bolton from game of thrones

Glen from walking dead

Shane from walking dead

Rick from walking dead

Magnus bane from the mortal instruments

Spiderman from marvel

Deadpool from marvel

Venom from marvel

Captain America from marvel

Hawkeye from marvel

Star lord from Marvel

Blaine Anderson from glee

Mr Shue from glee

Finn Hudson from glee

Sam evens from glee

Puck from glee

Kurt Hummel from glee Brody from glee

Ryder from glee

Jake from glee

Kendall from big time rush

Carlos from big time rush

Logan From Big time rush

James from big time rush

Lucifer from lucifer

John Cena from wwe

The Miz from wwe

Rey Mysterio from wwe

Christian from wwe

Randy Orton from wwe

Thomas Sanders from YouTube

PewDiePie from YouTube

Markiplier from YouTube

Darkiplier from YouTube

Jacksepticeye from YouTube

Anthony Padilla from YouTube

Ian hecox From YouTube

Dan Howell from YouTube

Phil Lester from YouTube

Matpat from YouTube

Tobuscus from YouTube

Roderick Heffly from diary of a wimpy kid

Percy Jackson from Percy Jackson MOVIE

Luke castellan from Percy Jackson MOVIE

Jesus from true blood

Jason Stackhouse from true blood

Eric from true blood

Petta from hunger games

Cato from hunger games

Gale from hunger games

Flash from dc

Green arrow from dc

Constantine from dc

Elongated man from dc

Night wing from dc

Beast boy from dc

Joey Tribbiani from friends

Chandler from friends

Ross from friends

Eminem

Bo Burnham

Daniel tosh

Zac Efron

Jessie McCartney

Ross Lynch

Brendon Urie

Adam Lambert

Big time rush

The try guys

[uhlikzsuzsanna]

The BBC and Prime Video have announced further cast joining Tom Hiddleston in The Night Manager, which was recently announced to return for two new series. Made by the award-winning London and LA-based independent studio The Ink Factory (The Pigeon Tunnel, The Little Drummer Girl) in association with Character 7, Demarest Films and 127 Wall, and in co-production with Spanish partner Nostromo Pictures, series two will star Diego Calva (Babylon, Narcos: Mexico) and Emmy Award nominee Camila Morrone (Daisy Jones & The Six) alongside Indira Varma (Obsession, Obi-Wan Kenobi), Paul Chahidi (Wicked Little Letters, The Serpent Queen), and Hayley Squires (Adult Material, Beau Is Afraid).

The new series of The Night Manager will premiere on BBC One and BBC iPlayer in the UK, and, outside of the UK, globally on Prime Video, in a deal negotiated by FIFTH SEASON, which is handling global distribution of the series.

Inspired by the characters in John le Carré’s best-selling novel, the upcoming second series will once again be written by show creator David Farr and will be helmed by BAFTA winning director Georgi Banks-Davies (I Hate Suzie, Paper Girls). Tom Hiddleston (Loki, The Essex Serpent) reprises his celebrated role as Jonathan Pine, eight years after the explosive finale of series one.

Series two director Georgi Banks-Davies says: “I wrote my dream list of actors to join The Night Manager, and I can’t quite believe that I am now welcoming that list of talent to the show. What an incredible cast joining the brilliant Tom Hiddleston for this next chapter… I cannot wait to get them in front of the camera now and see the magic come to life.”

The acclaimed first series of The Night Manager was nominated for more than 30 awards and won multiple BAFTAs, Emmy Awards, and Golden Globes – including Best Actor for Tom Hiddleston. Commissioned by the BBC, in the UK it was watched by more than 10 million viewers, making it one of 2016’s most watched TV shows.

The Night Manager series two is created and executive produced by David Farr, based on the characters created by John le Carré. Further executive producers include lead non-writing EP Stephen Garrett for Character 7, Georgi Banks-Davies, Hugh Laurie, and Tom Hiddleston; Joe Tsai and Arthur Wang for 127 Wall; Stephen and Simon Cornwell, Michele Wolkoff, and Tessa Inkelaar for The Ink Factory; Adrián Guerra for Nostromo Pictures; William D. Johnson for Demarest Films, Nick Cornwell, Susanne Bier, Chris Rice for FIFTH SEASON and Gaynor Holmes for the BBC. The series is produced by The Ink Factory in association with Character 7, Demarest Films and 127 Wall, and in co-production with Nostromo Pictures.

The Night Manager series one is available to stream on BBC iPlayer.

[parafrazerofhistory]

Hunting of the Wren in the Isle of Man

“By many European peoples—the ancient Greeks and Romans, the modern Italians, Spaniards, French, Germans, Dutch, Danes, Swedes, English, and Welsh—the wren has been designated the king, the little king, the king of birds, the hedge king, and so forth, and has been reckoned amongst those birds which it is extremely unlucky to kill. In England it is supposed that if any one kills a wren or harries its nest, he will infallibly break a bone or meet with some dreadful misfortune within the year; sometimes it is thought that the cows will give bloody milk. In Scotland the wren is called ‘the Lady of Heaven's hen,’ and boys say:—

“‘Malisons, malisons, mair than ten, 

That harry the Ladye of Heaven's hen!’

“...Notwithstanding such beliefs, the custom of annually killing the wren has prevailed widely both in this country [i.e., the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland] and in France. In the Isle of Man down to the eighteenth century the custom was observed on Christmas Eve or rather Christmas morning. On the twenty-fourth of December, towards evening, all the servants got a holiday; they did not go to bed all night, but rambled about till the bells rang in all the churches at midnight. When prayers were over, they went to hunt the wren, and having found one of these birds they killed it and fastened it to the top of a long pole with its wings extended. Thus they carried it in procession to every house chanting the following rhyme:—

“‘We hunted the wren for Robin the Bobbin,

We hunted the wren for Jack of the Can, 

We hunted the wren for Robin the Bobbin, 

We hunted the wren for every one.’

“When they had gone from house to house and collected all the money they could, they laid the wren on a bier and carried it in procession to the parish churchyard, where they made a grave and buried it ‘with the utmost solemnity, singing dirges over her in the Manks [i.e., Manx] language, which they call her knell; after which Christmas begins.’ The burial over, the company outside the churchyard formed a circle and danced to music. About the middle of the nineteenth century the burial of the wren took place in the Isle of Man on St. Stephen's Day (the twenty-sixth of December). Boys went from door to door with a wren suspended by the legs in the centre of two hoops, which crossed each other at right angles and were decorated with evergreens and ribbons. The bearers sang certain lines in which reference was made to boiling and eating the bird. If at the close of the song they received a small coin, they gave in return a feather of the wren; so that before the end of the day the bird often hung almost featherless. The wren was then buried, no longer in the churchyard, but on the seashore or in some waste place. The feathers distributed were preserved with religious care, it being believed that every feather was an effectual preservative from shipwreck for a year, and a fisherman would have been thought very foolhardy who had not one of them. Even to the present time, in the twentieth century, the custom is generally observed, at least in name, on St. Stephen's Day, throughout the Isle of Man.”

—J. G. Frazer, Spirits of the Corn & of the Wild, part 2 (The Golden Bough, vol. VIII, 1912, pp. 317-319)

This wren, preserved by taxidermy, was still being used as of 2016 for the traditional Manx dance known as "Hunt the Wren."

(Source: Manx James, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons)

[rotten-gal13]

Tell him to shave his bush please it's really gross

[nursingwriter]

Vitamin Supplements Consumers today are faced with a myriad of information concerning vitamin supplements. Should they take them, should they not? Are they helpful or are they harmful? Are consumers simply wasting their money, flushing it down the toilet so to speak? One day the experts say one thing and the next day there are new studies by other experts. This all creates quite a dilemma for those who are trying to do the best for their bodies. However, through the years there has been a steady stream of overwhelming evidence proving that vitamin supplements are helpful and beneficial for physical health, and moreover, may affect behavior. Many in the medical community have advised their patients for years that taking multivitamins only gives them expensive urine, since severe vitamin deficiencies such as scurvy and pellagra are all but unheard of in industrialized countries (Gorman 2001). However, evidence amasses that they were wrong. A growing number of studies indicate that even a small vitamin deficiency can be harmful to your health (Gorman 2001). The New England Journal of Medicine states that one of the B. vitamins, folate, has been proved to limit the neural-tube defects in embryos, and that folate combined with B12 and B6 decreases the re-blockage of coronary arteries after angioplasty (Gorman 2001). The "American Family Physician" reports that "dietary antioxidants and folic acid may play a role in the pathophysiology of coronary disease and stroke" (Pearce 2002). Aside from the physical health benefits of vitamin supplements, recent studies show that nutrition plays a key role in behavior. Studies by Dr. Stephen J. Schoenthaler, California State University, Stanislaus professor of criminal justice, and Dr. Ian D. Bier, medical director of the Dietary Research Foundation in New Hampshire, show that low-dose vitamin supplements are "proving to be preventive medicine against violent behavior" (Cal 2002). According to the studies, "pre-adolescent schoolchildren, teenage delinquents, and adult offenders who received vitamin and mineral supplements produced a 45% greater reduction in violent behavior compared to control groups who received placebos" (Cal 2002). These are the first studies using clinical trials, to indicate a link between diet and antisocial behavior. Schoenthaler's and Bier's studies have been authenticated by Senior Scientist Bernard Gesch of Oxford University. Gesch study, published in the British Journal of Psychiatry, found that "inmates who took vitamins were 37% less likely to break institutional rules compared to inmates taking placebos" (Cal 2002). These studies have drawn impressive attention. Schoenthaler and Bier have recently been authorized by Congress to work within the public school system. Their contention is that "children who received vitamin tablets also produced significantly better grades than children who received placebos" (Cal 2002). According to one of their more recent studies, serious rule violations of young adult offenders in two Northern California institutions were "38% lower for those taking a special vitamin and mineral supplement than a placebo group" (Cal 2002). Furthermore, of 468 elementary school children and 62 confined teen-age delinquents who took dietary supplements, all showed significantly less violent and non-violent antisocial behavior compared to groups taking placebos (Cal 2002). "Schoenthaler said, "Thousands of children and adults have now participated in these international studies. The most important finding here is that violent behavior can be reduced significantly at a very low cost" (Cal 2002). For years researchers have studied the benefits of vitamin E on the skin, hair, heart, and over-all health. Now researchers have proven that vitamin E supplements could save millions of health care dollars each year. A study published in the "American Journal of Cardiology" showed significant savings from various supplements, especially vitamin E In a "double-blind, placebo-controlled trial involving 2,002 patients...vitamin E reduced non-fatal heart attack risk by 77%" (Natural 1998). Researchers found a savings of $578 per patient in patients taking vitamin E supplements compared to those who took placebos. The savings were based on a reduction in hospital admissions for nonfatal heart attacks. Another study published in the "Western Journal of Medicine" calculated the "cost savings from taking folic acid to reduce the risk of certain birth defects, multivitamins and minerals to reduce the risk of low birth-weight infants, and vitamin E to reduce the risk of coronary heart disease" (Natural 1998). Their findings showed that "hospital charges related to coronary heart disease could have been reduced by as much as $5.6 billion annually for men and women over 50 if large number of Americans had consumed at least 100 IU of vitamin E daily" (Natural 1998). Evidence of the benefits of taking vitamin supplements is mounting daily. It is all too clear there are health benefits for the body and for the pocket book as well. Those in the medical profession who claim that vitamin supplements are simply flushed down the toilet are being proven wrong. In fact, it is proven that not taking vitamin supplements is more costly to the consumer due to the fact that reduced vitamin intake increases chances of hospital visits. Moreover, with the increase of youth violence and anti-social behavior in society today, the studies by Schoenthaler and Bier are worth heeding. The old adage, "We are what we eat" is now being proven scientifically. With the increase of junk food in American diets, as well as the depletion of nutrients in the soils of crops, it is even more important to rely on vitamin supplements to ensure a healthy mind, body, and pocket book. Works Cited Cal State Criminal Justice Expert's Nutrition Research Reveals Link Between Vitamin Supplements and Reduced Violent Behavior." Ascribe Newswire. July 07, 2002. http://ask.elibrary.com/getdoc.asp?pubname=Ascribe_Newswire&puburl=0&querydocid=:bigchalk:U.S.;Lib&dtype=0~0&dinst=0&author=&title=Cal+State+Criminal+Justice+Experts+Nutrition+Research+Reveals+Link+Between+Vitamin+Supplements+and+Reduced+Violent+Behavior++&date=07072002&query=vitamin+supplements&maxdoc=30&idx=0.(accessed 10-16-2002). Gorman, Christine. "The Great Multivitamin Debate: The effects of the pills, if any, are modest and may require taking them for decades. But that's good enough for me." Time. December 31, 2001. http://ask.elibrary.com/getdoc.asp?pubname=Time&puburl=http~C~~S~~S~pathfinder.com~S~time&querydocid=:bigchalk:U.S.;Lib&dtype=0~0&dinst=0&author=Christine+Gorman&title=The+Great+Multivitamin+Debate+The+effects+of+the+pills+if+any+are+modest+and+may+require+taking+them+for+decades+But+thats+good+enough+for+me++&date=12312001&query=vitamin+supplements&maxdoc=30&idx=15.(accessed 10-16-2002). Natural Vitamin E Supplements Could Save Millions in U.S. Health Care Costs." PR Newswire. Oct 8, 1998 http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m4PRN/1998_Oct_8/53066173/p1/article.jhtml?term=vitamin+supplements.(accessed 10-16-2002). Pearce, Kevin A. "Update on Vitamin Supplements for the Prevention of Coronary Disease and Stroke." American Family Physician. September 15, 2000. http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m3225/6_62/65286757/p1/article.jhtml?term=vitamin+supplements.(accessed 10-26-2002). Read the full article

[kip-supernova]

Sind die Backrooms ein unentdeckter Kontinent?

Aus Sich der Science Fiction könnte man die Backrooms als eine Art "neuen Planeten" definieren, und wie immer in der Geschichte handelt hier der Mensch genauso wie die Entdecker von Amerika. Es ist "Neuland", das erkundet, erforscht und für wirtschaftliche und gesellschaftliche Zwecke ergründet wird. In dem Video "Backrooms - Presentation" auf dem YouTube Kanal von Kane Pixels sehen wir eine Art Werbevideo, wo die Nutzung der Backrooms (Level 0 wohlbemerkt) als Lagerräume, Büroräume und Gastgewerbe bis hin zu Wohn- und Geschäftsräume vorgestellt wird. Die Backrooms werden hier als eine Art Dschungel dargestellt, der vom Menschen umgestaltet und besiedelt wird, die "Monster" der Backrooms als wilde Tiere, die Leute in den gelben Schutzanzügen wie Astronauten und Pioniere, welche die "Neue Welt" erkunden.

Warum sind die Backrooms so gruselig?

Das Gruselige der Backrooms - vor allem Level 0, die "gelben Wände" - liegt im Vertrauten: Wir alle kennen leere Räume in Wohnungen, die in einer Farbe tapeziert sind, einen Teppichboden haben, eventuell ein kaltes Neonlicht als Lichtquelle. Nur: Gebäude sind von Menschenhand erbaut und dienen einen bestimmten Zweck. Das Gruselige der Backrooms - vor allem von Level 0 - besteht darin, dass diese Räume endlos sind, keine Fenster und somit Hinweise auf ein "Außen" geben, und wie bereits erwähnt wie eine "Wildnis" wirken, die jedoch von irgendjemandem erbaut worden sein muss.

Das Gruselig im Vertrauten weckt in unserer Psyche Ängste, wenn das Vertraute bedrohlich wirkt, obwohl auf den ersten Blick keine Bedrohung zu erkennen ist. Orte und Räume, die normalerweise laut und voller Menschen sind wirken menschenleer und still unheimlich: Ein verlassener Flughafen, ein menschenleeres Stadion oder eine leere Wohnung. Mit solchen Motiven arbeiteten schon Künstler und Autoren zu Zeiten, wo es den Begriff "Backrooms" oder "Creepypasta" noch gar nicht gab! In "The Langoliers" schickt Stephen King die Passagiere eines Linienfluges in eine menschenleere Welt: Ein Flughafen. Im Laufe der Geschichte stellt sich heraus, dass dieser "leere Ort" die Vergangenheit ist, die wie ein altes Foto langsam verblasst. In dieser Welt ist das Bier schal, das Sandwich geschmacklos und allgemein sind Töne leiser und gedämpfter. Viele Jahre später erlebe ich mit den "Backrooms" das gleiche Gefühl: Alles wirkt vertraut und ist trotzdem unheimlich. Dieses Gefühl bekomme ich übrigens auch in einem leeren Parkhaus oder Treppenhaus.

[globalgolf]

Single Golfreise Robinson Agadir, Marokko 03.03.25

All Inclusive Single Golf-Gruppenreise mit PGA Pro Stephen Kennedy in den Robinson Club Agadir, Marokko und 5x Greenfee auf 3 Top-Golfplätzen vom 03.03. bis 10.03.25 Reisezeitraum 03.03. bis 10.03.25 Erleben Sie einen unvergesslichen Golfurlaub für Alleinreisende, die das Golfspiel lieben, neue Kontakte knüpfen möchten oder einfach die Ruhe des Alleinseins genießen möchten. Unsere Angebote bieten Ihnen die Möglichkeit, in einer entspannten Atmosphäre andere Singles kennenzulernen und gemeinsam unvergessliche Momente zu erleben. Willkommen zum Golf in Marokko Der Robinson Club Agadir erwartet Dich mit all seinen Annehmlichkeiten, die diese Golfwoche einzigartig machen. Die direkte Lage am Atlantik, die so gepflegte Anlage mit all seinen Angeboten, die kulinarischen Leckerbissen rund um die Uhr, sowie die Nähe zu den Golfplätzen, die in nur wenigen Minuten vom Robinson Club aus zu erreichen sind. Wir freuen uns auf Deine Anmeldung zu dieser Top Golfreise mit PGA Pro im Robinson Club Agadir, Marokko. Willkommen in der Welt von 1001 Nacht.Wir freuen uns auf Deine Anmeldung zu dieser Top-Golfwoche im Robinson Agadir mit dem PGA Pro Stephen Kennedy von der Easy Golfschule. Unsere Leistungen* - Flug ab/bis Hamburg nach Agadir (Andere Abflughäfen möglich) - Golfgepäcktransport im Zielgebiet - Hoteltransfers im Zielgebiet - 7 Übernachtungen EZ mit All Inclusive á la Robinson - 5x Greenfees - Golf du Soleil - Tazegzout - Golf le Dunes - Reservierte Startzeiten - Begleitung und Golf-Training durch PGA Pro Stephen Kennedy Preise Golfreise Robinson Agadir - Preis pro Person im Einzelzimmer 2.249 € - Golfgepäck pro Person und Strecke 65€ Leihschläger vor Ort ca. 90 Euro pro Woche (rechtzeitige Reservierung erforderlich) ** Reiseveranstalter ist Global Sun GmbH. Änderungen und Irrtümer durch Leistungsträger vorbehalten. Mindestteilnehmerzahl: 8 Personen, Maximalteilnehmerzahl: 12 Personen. Anmeldeschluss für diese Golf-Single-Reise ist der 22.05.24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w86k3NXclY4 ROBINSON CLUB AGADIR Neben dem Königspalast gelegen ist der Club die einzige Hotelanlage mit einem direkten Zugang zum 8,5 km langen, flach abfallenden Sandstrand Agadirs. Lediglich eine faszinierende Dünenlandschaft trennt den all-inclusive Robinson Club vom Atlantik. Der Robinson Club Agadir bietet seinen Gästen ein Ambiente zum Genießen und Wohlfühlen. Von dem Maurischen Café der orientalisch und dennoch stilvoll und modern eingerichteten Anlage, hat man einen traumhaften Blick über die Dünenlandschaft bis hin zum Atlantik. Die internationalen Gäste im Club können sich auf ein umfangreiches all-inclusive Angebot à la ROBINSON, einen weitläufigen Wellness-Bereich und ein tolles Sportangebot freuen. ALL-INCLUSIVE MADE BY ROBINSON Frühstück, Mittag- und Abendessen sowie den ganzen Tag alle Getränke (außer ausgewählte Weine, Schaumweine, Spirituosen und weitere Spezialitäten), Kaffeespezialitäten zum Frühstück und im Buffetbereich angebotene Softdrinks (Markengetränke), Bier, Tischwein, Filterkaffee und Tee zu den Hauptmahlzeiten.  Die Highlights des Robinson Agadir - Wellenreiten auf meterhohen Wellen - Golf: 5 Golfplätze vor traumhafter Kulisse - Großer WellFit® Bereich mit umfangreichem Angebot - Club ist für Alleinreisende und Paare besonders geeignet - Direkter Zugang zum langen und breiten Sandstrand Single-Golfreisen oder Golfurlaub für Alleinstehende Golfferien für Alleinreisende Singles oder Alleinreisende, die gerne mit Gleichgesinnten etwas Neues erleben, andere Golfer treffen und viel Abwechslung, nette Gespräche und Spaß haben, sind für diese Golfreisen wie geschaffen. Tagsüber spielt man gemeinsam Golf, und abends findet man an der Bar sicher jemanden, mit dem man essen gehen kann. An freien Tagen können Sie einen gemeinsamen Ausflug planen oder einfach etwas Zeit für sich allein genießen. Auf unseren Gruppenreisen gibt es keinen Druck, an Gruppenaktivitäten teilzunehmen - Sie sind frei, Sie selbst zu sein und Ihre Individualität zu genießen. Golf in Agadir Hatten Sie schon die Gelegenheit, auf dem neuen Golfplatz Taghazout oberhalb der Bucht von Taghazout zu spielen? Wir empfehlen Ihnen dringend, es einmal zu versuchen. Dieser neue Platz in der Golfregion Agadir ist wirklich eine fantastische Ergänzung zu den insgesamt acht herrlichen Plätzen vor der atemberaubenden Kulisse des Atlasgebirges. Die angenehm warmen Temperaturen in den Wintermonaten und die verlockenden Golfplätze in Agadir sind bei Golfern bereits sehr beliebt und eine große Attraktion! GOLF TAZEGZOUT - TAGHAZOUT BAY Golf Les Dunes Agadir Der international anerkannte 27-Loch-Golfplatz Les Dunes liegt nur 10 km von Agadir entfernt und ist seit seiner Eröffnung im Jahr 1991 ein Paradies für Golfer. Dieser atemberaubende Platz erstreckt sich über 252 Hektar und bietet ein sanftes, hügeliges Gelände mit vier malerischen Seen, das von einer typisch marokkanischen Vegetation mit Eukalyptus, Ginsterkatzen, Tamarisken und Palmen gesäumt wird. Les Dunes besteht aus drei außergewöhnlichen 9-Loch-Plätzen, jeder mit Par 36 und einer Länge von 8614 Yards, und zählt zu den schönsten Plätzen in Afrika. Entworfen von dem begabten Cabell B. Robinson, einem Protegé von Robert Trent Jones, bieten diese Plätze eine Reihe von Herausforderungen, die sowohl Anfänger als auch erfahrene Golfer begeistern. Golf du Soleil Erleben Sie die Schönheit und Herausforderung von zwei verschiedenen 18-Loch-Golfplätzen auf Golf du Soleil, die jeweils ihre eigene einzigartige Landschaft und Spielstrategie bieten. Der Tikida Course, der inmitten eines üppigen Eukalyptuswaldes liegt und von Fernando Mueller & Gerard Courbin entworfen wurde, bietet ein traditionelles Layout, das Ihr taktisches Geschick auf die Probe stellt und den Einsatz jedes Schlägers in Ihrer Tasche fördert. Der Championship Course, der mit amerikanischem Flair gestaltet wurde, heißt Spieler aller Spielstärken mit seinen abwechslungsreichen Herausforderungen willkommen. Inspiriert vom Geist der Golfplätze Floridas, müssen die Spieler zahlreiche Hindernisse überwinden, darunter Wasserhindernisse, weitläufige Bunker und leicht erhöhte Grüns, die für ein aufregendes Golferlebnis sorgen. Tazegzout Golf Taghazout Bay ist stolz darauf, den Tazegzout Golfplatz zu präsentieren, der das Erbe Agadirs in der Welt des Golfsports fortsetzt. Dieses 18-Loch-Meisterwerk, das von dem weltberühmten Kyle Phillips entworfen wurde, erstreckt sich über eine Fläche von 76 Hektar mit einem 30 Hektar großen Spielbereich. Der Platz liegt 80 Meter über dem Atlantik und bietet einen atemberaubenden Blick auf den Ozean, was Ihrem Golferlebnis eine zusätzliche Ebene der Schönheit verleiht. Lesen Sie den ganzen Artikel

[libidomechanica]

“Grave men, near death, desire breeds flames best look, set down”

A kimo sequence

               1

To our Theme. Due adoration, and being too, the brindled bitch, they are found himself a fool.

               2

Grave men, near death, desire breeds flames best look, set down his shadows, with pleasures in Stellaes face.

               3

Those hours, that blows; and love, and are asleep. But more fit to the milkweeds’ honey terrifies me.

               4

A pocket-book and silver snowy sentences, the woody hollow door, which was beheaded.

               5

Want of foolscap subject of time. Own backyard like a quest, a land of the forestalled, get opposite!

               6

Ye scorn my low estate, and dim hopes and petals of a winters in the fault? Don Juan, carpe, carpe!

               7

And teach through the clouds, as mortals, love you. They fled with zeal. Whose diapason knells on scrolls of jet.

               8

To love her; and, like a hawk, an’ it winna let a body be. Of thanks me not through a white?

               9

Hill of moss before a tower of custom. For many an envoy either leaf, the diamonds.

               10

In these hills round thy bier. Nor coldly passe in this hour the sea, till the death, if she doth go.

               11

To shield him coming, near, she is not a genius or under a wide hat, dancer, had kept hold.

               12

And down to every vessel could be any man in any room. Most importune wheeled, and St.

               13

When move in women are, or, one dream within be fed, with a modern we are betrayed by deeds.

               14

I probably didn’t bother. I hate those lips of thread in thy heart, and sighing, thinking Stephen Hill.

               15

Have been a-telling statues of the night. It’s jet, jet black, an’ it winna let a body be.

               16

A pure smooth pearl and boxing; and he who must I: for what was as sure, who threatned strings do break.

               17

’ Whose spirits of these flowers, once a whole mother in the full as deep and when there by the dead.

               18

Breeds flames of battle move? Did I hear it half starved. It looks from the lamps, then dazled were his life.

               19

On the higher views upon the rise again, fair Lesley, the heroes, kings. With a tighter clasp?

               20

Fast wither’d at a distant heard by fate and thus, my Katie? Mark but the ecstasy of death.

               21

They won’t or can’t allow the feathers fair, and, as the wild hill side. And the taste me thus, my Love!

               22

She is near; ’ and thee! You may for ever; for Nature’s law. With what an even think that good night.

               23

—And maun I still have plenty: so let it then as well at once might insinuations bothers.

               24

They refuse to listens, I hear, I hear it half so sure the dormitory. Such play at all.

               25

There stood: he passion. Slaves of endless charmed, the shadow, he pursues! Beyond siroccos harvest.

               26

Softest, Russian or Castilian? Of all that can ail thee, as the graves unnumber’d lie; the rest.

               27

And let go. Who watch’d to trace the Soul is, and judg’d aright, because thou art a scholar, Lycius!

               28

” “Now whether to faint things, and there is Love. You, a sparrows sends; by that to his neck three were dead.

               29

Beyond what other women is, the ceiling. Whether my eyes can believes me, maybe can tell.

               30

Change to chlorophyll, and round himself extremely fair; the true! Of all her ills—a scattering.

               31

Drew forth streams,—even they were hardly bear it. Kick off their beds and fussed around shall I awake!

               32

Mark where I am! The lava ravish’d, scarce seen the Lady Carolines and Franceses?

               33

Span of the main, and there. Each life unblest kisses had got out on Shooter’s Hill; and singing of.

               34

It once be seen, and the third errand sent. Come live with light, although I despaire at me doth breathe?

               35

The color of that ground, I though the Night by his belov’d repose? Thou art out of that he said.

               36

Too subtle for a change, o yearning to me for that black, an’ it winna let a body be.

               37

Or all, what name, for shells and virtue is a garden, flowers, footless and weep. And tumble pat.

               38

On speed and fell into that eve, as twas the thread the sad attendants; then the extremely sick?

               39

That dead sands flashing chariot, rolling of her hand: true to th’ ears in snow: seas shall die.

               40

Pale grew her here incessantly by playing like this arm-chair? Though ye be, yet, lilies and play.

               41

A high building and of mine. More children, talents other cantos of this ever-diverse pair!

               42

And nobody calls the wolf rages wide, and yet the Border? I woke— and chide my honest man.

               43

Times such whom all hoped to find, each in his happy valley they pale, as mortal fruit? If you see.

               44

Eyes there; that she made; heaven raining gilt from some will know that can be done? No stream’d from your knees.

               45

The soldier went for death, if she doth throw. What can be old, for his turf, and long tunes and love is.

               46

The milliners who furnish drapery Misses? Might each more beauteous hill of moss, just half starved.

               47

The brief for afford to the world,—which, though, we were black where you can even grace. In equal grew.

               48

For ever trust beyond, I wish I have gone her cry, oh misery! And fair Lesley, return.

               49

And let go. ’ So I shall be its named mount Pleasantly with her robes flaunted for so large a mind.

               50

They say his system t is time would understand. Not, but shudder in the sun, but waxing thighs?

               51

Again precipitate thy soul the sky and has a crust. Warmed, but never, never breed the must.

               52

Of all Olympus’ faded hierarchy! The wife he sought of Platonic shades and trust their rents.

               53

And withal, they sigh’d for want of my stout blood in a forests shook three A. My business were left.

               54

” No, no: you would Wisdom be) shine opposite! Such miracle. And paid Where Chick Lorimer went.

               55

To thy body’s weight of food and paid it. Car on this my purchaser suspect the daisies grow.

               56

Wind into delight, light winds used to speak, ev’n from too wide and blinded rabbits, cows with surprise.

               57

Fairer than on continent, because ye hae the hole, ’ would under the pile—make the might appal!

               58

Like fog smothering darkness chariots hurl’d like Fairy Queen, the floor. But, trowth I care na by.

               59

Of yonder weed took up the flower or henchman, oh Jack! See; but first thy heauy grace, the long weeks.

               60

If merciful as your body’s end? For laik o’ gear ye lightly me, but, trowth, I care na by.

               61

Or amber, but faire a vertue to every thing. Or a sail flung it from his swooning long you mine.

               62

Bless you. In island dwelt a nymph, to whom I am confined doom. ’Er his future day—fond Thought!

               63

Their average numeral; also the Fauns from Boston Commons turn’d his soul can be done my wrong.

               64

Her exceeding pain. Lulled by the spring. And she wakes, is too-too cruelly to part, my Katie?

               65

Without the end of the rest torn out. The desultory breeze that faint in his fame with half starved.

               66

And sure in languages—as well as brighter eyes and live: Alas! Yet it was gold or silver.

               67

My thoughts, sold cheap what is gift; creation’s blithe and fainted in the less gone? As he from your knees.

               68

Guy calls the pen in the grass his features, couched upon a Harp of Song? Thine eye may stand away.

               69

Eyes; light, and could ever turning saw the harvest. It sweeps plastic and vanish’d pleasure to meet.

               70

Not silence best help I can: before it woo, and to an early exposure to Frankenstein!

               71

Stay! To-morrow space to do it, then, much as ever yet was shut out, and lint, and went to sleep.

               72

All kinds of life confined, some splinters in the surface-eyes were. Scarce that now you may for ever.

               73

Perhaps to pick up. As some thing like a delusion; there by zephyrs, streaks running over you.

               74

To proof makes us wish I could restrain her fearfully. Grounded on sinful loving, alert.

               75

Master’s hand—as man’s ingratitudes and elegances terse. Oh woe is me! Than my knee.

               76

My wailing cheer. And doth in it live. A fortune swells with a pious love of course must like that.

               77

Diamonds, on the nightgown would understand. Stink of Rhyme, but do not, nor despised, whilst the dying.

               78

I said to the most fairer than his way. Too gentle Euphues, who watch’d with disdain to tinder.

               79

If facing, was forced to pray: so subtly is the spoils of country’s good—which no more. Fond Thought!

[insanityclause]

The Night Manager will be returning for two more seasons with Tom Hiddleston at the helm once again, it has been reported.

The renewal of the hit adaptation of John le Carré’s 1993 novel, which aired to great fanfare eight years ago, has been greenlit by Amazon Prime and the BBC, according to Deadline.

It is understood that the new seasons about the hotel-manager-turned-spy will be filmed later this year in London and South America.

According to reports, David Farr – who wrote the original series – has been brought back to write season two.

The first series, which won two Emmys and three Golden Globes, featured an impressive cast including Olivia Colman, Elizabeth Debicki, Tom Hollander and David Harewood.

It followed Hiddleston as Jonathan Pine, the former British soldier who is recruited by the manager of a Foreign Office taskforce to infiltrate an arms dealer’s inner circle while he is the night manager of a luxury Cairo hotel.

The series quickly became one of the top-rated UK dramas of 2016 and spawned a number of subsequent le Carré adaptations from The Ink Factory, the production company run by le Carré’s sons Simon and Stephen Cornwell.

The new adaptation will be set in the present day, according to Deadline, and will follow Hiddleston’s Pine facing a new and more deadly challenge after being informed that arms dealer Richard Roper – played by Hugh Laurie – is dead.

Laurie, Colman and Hiddleston all won Golden Globes for their performances in the 2016 spy thriller, which became an international success and even led to rumours at the time that Hiddleston, 43, could be the next James Bond.

While the Bond rumours may have been put to bed, it remains to be seen where the plot may take Pine, seeing as Le Carré‘s novel has no sequel.

When Laurie was asked in 2016 whether the series would return, he said: “It’s based on a novel, we’ve got to the end of the novel and John le Carré has yet to write another novel. So in cold practical terms, no, we’re done.”

Le Carré, who died in 2020, took a very hands-off approach to the first series, but was said to be pleasantly surprised by the alterations Farr made to his novel for the script.

Charlotte Moore, the BBC TV chief, told The Telegraph in 2017 that “Le Carré is very involved” in discussions about the next series, saying: “We wouldn’t be talking with them if he didn’t think it was a good idea.”

Announcing the new series, Ms Moore said: “After years of fervent speculation I’m incredibly excited to confirm that The Night Manager is returning to the BBC for two more series.”

“Of course he wants to take part in it, it’s his work. He will definitely be involved in what we do next,” she added.

The Telegraph has contacted Le Carré’s estate for comment on the announcement of the new seasons.

Previously, Susanne Bier, who won an Emmy for directing the first series, revealed that scripts for a second instalment were “slowly being developed”, but she said writers were wary about being able to create the same hit again.

Elizabeth Debicki, Tom Hiddleston, Susanne Bier and Hugh Laurie at the premiere of the first season

Elizabeth Debicki, Tom Hiddleston, Susanne Bier and Hugh Laurie at the premiere of the first season Credit: Michael Tran/FilmMagic

Farr agreed with this sentiment at the time, telling Variety in 2016 that he was “not keen” to do a second series, adding: “I liked the fact that the story ended where the story ended.

“But that’s entirely personal. Given the characters, there is a potential for something more to happen, and I’m sure someone could find the right idea. But for me it’s done. My simple feeling is that I wouldn’t be able to make the next one as good.”

Hiddleston, 43, will be returning to executive produce the new seasons as well as play Pine.

The British actor said: “The first series of The Night Manager was one of the most creatively fulfilling projects I have ever worked on. The depth, range and complexity of Jonathan Pine was, and remains, a thrilling prospect.”

Simon and Stephen Cornwell said season one proved “a landmark moment for the golden era of television – uniting on-screen and behind-the-camera talent at the top of their game – and an audience reception which was beyond our wildest imagining”.

“Revisiting the story of Pine also means going beyond the events of John le Carré’s original work: that is a decision we have not taken lightly, but his compelling characters and the vision David [Farr] has for their next chapter were irresistible,” they added.

Vernon Sanders, the Amazon MGM Studios head of television, added: “We are elated to bring additional seasons of The Night Manager to our Prime Video customers.

“The combination of terrific source material, the wonderful team at The Ink Factory, a great writer in David Farr, an award-winning director in Georgi Banks-Davies, as well as the talented cast truly make the series the full package.”

[liquidgirl13]

I Don't Like The Drugs (But The Drugs Like Me)

I Don't Like the Drugs (But the Drugs Like Me)

I don't like the drugs but the drugs like me

I don't like the drugs, the drugs, the drugs

Norm life, baby

"We're white and oh so hetero

And our sex is missionary"

Norm life, baby

"We're quitters and we're sober

Our confessions will be televised"

You and I are underdosed and we're ready to fall

We're raised to be stupid, taught to be nothing at all

We're taught to be nothing at all

I don't like the drugs but the drugs like me

I don't like the drugs, the drugs, the drugs

I don't like the drugs but the drugs like me

I don't like the drugs, the drugs, the drugs

Norm life, baby

"Our God is white and unforgiving

And we're piss tested and we're praying"

Norm life, baby

I'm just a sample of a soul

Made to look just like a human being

Norm life, baby

"We're rehabbed and we're ready

For our 15 minutes of shame"

Norm life, baby

"We're talkshown and we're pointing

Just like Christians at a suicide"

You and I are underdosed and we're ready to fall

We're raised to be stupid, taught to be nothing at all

We're taught to be nothing at all

I don't like the drugs but the drugs like me

I don't like the drugs, the drugs, the drugs

I don't like the drugs but the drugs like me

I don't like the drugs, the drugs, the drugs

"There's a hole in our soul that we fill with dope

And we're feeling fine"

"There's a hole in our soul that we fill with dope

And we're feeling fine"

"There's a hole in our soul that we fill with dope

And we're feeling fine"

I don't like the drugs but the drugs like me

I don't like the drugs, the drugs, the drugs

I don't like the drugs but the drugs like me

I don't like the drugs, the drugs, the drugs

I don't like the drugs but the drugs like me

I don't like the drugs (drugs)

I don't like the drugs but the drugs like me

I don't like the drugs (drugs)

I don't like the drugs but the drugs like me

I don't like the drugs (drugs)

I don't like the drugs but the drugs like me

I don't like the drugs (drugs)

I don't like the drugs but the drugs like me

I don't like the drugs, the drugs, the drugs

The drugs but the drugs like me

I don't like the drugs, the drugs, the drugs

I don't like the drugs but the drugs like me

I don't like the drugs, the drugs, the drugs

Source: LyricFind

Songwriters: Brian Hugh Warner / Jeordie White / Stephen Gregory Bier Jr. / Timothy Michael Linton

I Don't Like the Drugs (But the Drugs Like Me) lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group