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Whitechapel live at Peterborough Never

 

Whitechapel live at Peterborough Never say die show!

Die Linke, Landtagswahl 2008 in Bayern

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South African rave band Die Antwoord closes out Day 1 of Sasquatch with a eerily bizzare set on the Bigfoot stage.

I Will Pray (Pregherò)

 

Ora che ti guardo,

vedo solo il buono,

che rimane quando sai

che tutto è perso tutto è rotto ormai,

considerando noi soli in queste circostanze nuove, lasciamoci così

perchè un legame sempre resterà

 

Pregherò, piangerò, per desiderarti tanto, per lasciare ogni rimpianto

e no

non lo so che farò quando avrò finito il tempo e sarà tardi per l'inverno che nel cuore ho, per te io pregherò

 

You never believed

the reason we are here

Is to make a better change for we can

see the world the best that we know how

But now i'm left alone

left without a word

i'm so breathless

now i'm with this

never ever been so burned before...

 

...per te io pregherò (I’m gonna pray for you)

...AMORE.

 

Giorgia feat Alicia Keys

 

youtu.be/83Ln9Hjv5cQ

Découverte De Die - Vercors

My new work ; ))

Just a reflection of my current mood

Model: Brandis Betula

Die Antwoord

 

Citysound 2014

 

Ippodromo del Galoppo, Milan Italy IT

 

20th June 2014

 

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Questa immagine è protetta da copyright © Roberto Finizio. Tutti i diritti sono riservati. L'immagine non deve essere utilizzata in nessun caso senza autorizzazione scritta dell'autore.

 

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Nikon D7000, Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 @ 100mm, 1/125 at f/7.1, ISO 100

Illustration der Intel® Turbo-Boost-Technik. Diese macht den Prozessor automatisch schneller, wenn der PC mehr Leistung braucht.

Blick auf die Spitalkirche von 1438 in Karlstadt am Main.

 

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karlstadt

Die "Lauschende" (1967) von Gustav Seitz vor dem Konzertsaal des Kieler Schlosses lauscht jetzt dem Baulärm.

Siehe KUNST@SH: Gustav Seitz, Lauschende

Die Jesuitenkirche (Marktkirche)

  

Die ehemalige Jesuitenkirche St. Franz Xaver ist eine Stiftung Fürstbischof Ferdinands von Fürstenberg (1661-1683) für die Paderborner Jesuiten. Domprobst Dietrich von Fürstenberg, der spätere Fürstbischof (1585-1618), hatte sie 1580 nach Paderborn geholt und ihnen das aufgegebene Minoritenkloster am Kamp überlassen. Dort begannen sie 1596 mit der Errichtung einer neuen Niederlassung, die sich, ergänzt um die Gebäudetrakte des Gymnasiums und der Universität, schließlich zu einem großflächigen Komplex ausweitete.

 

In den ersten Jahren stand den Jesuiten als Kirche die Bartholomäuskapellle zur Verfügung, ab 1604 konnten sie die wieder in Stand gesetzte Johanniskirche nutzen, die ehemalige Kirche der Minoriten. Auf Dauer reichte das Raumangebot des Gotteshauses jedoch nicht aus, denn es diente zugleich auch als Gymnasial- und Univeristätskirche. Ein größerer Neubau war erforderlich. Durch schwere Erkrankung zur Ablegung eines Gelübdes zu Ehren der Jungfrau Maria und des hl. Franz Xaver veranlasst und danach genesen, erwarb Fürstbischof Ferdinand 1677 westlich des Kollegs ein Grundstück für den Neubau einer Kirche. Nachdem Verhandlungen mit dem Architekten Antonio Petrini aus Trient nicht zum Erfolg geführt hatten, wurde das Projekt dem im Kirchenbau erfahrenen Jesuitenbruder Anton Hülse übertragen. Der Bau begann 1682, war 1686 im Rohbau fertig gestellt und konnte 1692 geweiht werden. Die Innenausstattung der dreischiffigen barocken Emporenbasillika war erst 1730 mit Fertigstellung der Orgel vollendet (Altar 1696, Kanzel 1704). Der Stifter erlebte nur noch die erste Bauphase - er starb bereits 1683. Die Johanniskirche, sie stand auf dem heutigen Schulhof des Gymnasiums Theodorianum, wurde 1728 abgebrochen.

 

Welcome to Paderborn

Situated at the heart of Germany, midway between the Northern Lowlands and the mountainous central region, the charming city of Paderborn is full of many diverse and delightful attractions.

 

The city's wider community extends across eastern North-Rhine Westphalia and encompasses a catchment area of half a million people, the majority of whom live in the more rural outlying villages. There are 142,000 inhabitants (as recorded in March 2006) living within the city, many of which moved to Paderborn during the last thirty years.

 

The city has numerous qualities to tempt the visitor. With over 1200 years of history to its credit, it is steeped in historical tradition which has shaped the cityscape. The many parks and green spaces beginning right by the shopping precinct at Pader Springs are much appreciated by city-dwellers and visitors alike. Despite the recent modernisation and expansion of the city, it remains a user-friendly place that can be easily navigated. In comparison with other cities, inhabitants have only a short distance to travel from home to work. Paderborn's appeal thus lies in the combination of many different qualities. Ancient and modern, sacred and spiritual, economic and political are all combined, each contributing to the city's distinctive character. Take a virtual tour around Paderborn through our city guide and form your own picture of the city - then experience it for real by paying us a visit! We look forward to seeing you!

  

Die Antwoord @ Pukkelpop 2014 (Damon De Backer)

the six shooter

 

cwd413: Board Games

Vaterland, Oslo

23.11.2019

Die Antwoord

 

Citysound 2014

 

Ippodromo del Galoppo, Milan Italy IT

 

20th June 2014

 

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Represented By:

Mark Cook

MADMAN Creative Representation

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Die Antwoord

 

Citysound 2014

 

Ippodromo del Galoppo, Milan Italy IT

 

20th June 2014

 

This image is copyright © Roberto Finizio. All right reserved. This photo must not be used under ANY circumstances without written consent.

 

for info and photos visit my website www.robertofinizio.it

 

Questa immagine è protetta da copyright © Roberto Finizio. Tutti i diritti sono riservati. L'immagine non deve essere utilizzata in nessun caso senza autorizzazione scritta dell'autore.

 

per info e materiale fotografico visita il mio sito www.robertofinizio.it

The Western Brewer December 1897

 

Philip Guckes, Sr., a highly esteemed citizen, and probably the oldest brewer in Philadelphia, died at his home in that city on November 10. He had always been in the best of health until twelve days before his death, when he was suddenly taken ill.

 

He was born on May 19, 1821, at Albig, Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany, and learned the trade of a brewer in his native country. In 1842 he came to America, landing in New York city on his twenty-first birthday. At first he secured employment as a gardener; but finding the brewing business more congenial, he entered the employ successively of several brewers, in New York and Philadelphia. He was one of the first to brew lager beer in the latter city, at Caspar Krauss' brewery. After this, he served for seven years with the late William C. Rudman, a well known ale and porter brewer of Philadelphia.

 

In the year 1850 he started in the brewing business on his own account at Front and Green streets, removing later to St. John street, above Brown street, where the business, which was established by him, is still carried on by the International B.C., incorporated in 1895. He continued as brewer for this company up to the day of his death, and was, therefore, probably the oldest active brewer in Philadelphia, if not the entire United States. He was one of the earliest members of the United States Brewers' Association, and in his younger days took an active part therein, rarely failing to be present at the annual convention. he married Sibila Schimpf, who, with three sons and daughters and twelve grandchildren, survives him.

 

All who knew him honored and loved him for his wisdom, his wit and his sterling integrity. He was of a sunny disposition, good natured, generous and affectionate. He had a remarkable memory, a keen relish for knowledge, was widely read in English and German literature, and preserved all his faculties intact until the hour of parting. He leaves the good he did behind him, in the kindly and fatherly advice which he gave to those who follow him, and even the least of his friends knew that they had sustained a loss when told of his death.

 

The funeral services were held at his late residence, Saturday, November 13, and were largely attended by his many friends and business associates. Sermons were delivered in English and German, and the employes of the brewery which he founded and was connected with for so many years, attended the body. Internment was in the family plot, Mount Vernon cemetery, the Masonic rites being performed by Harmony Lodge No. 52, A.Y.M., of which he had been a member since 1867.

   

Die Zeit building in Hamburg.

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Die "Wichtelhäuser" sind eine Felsengruppe in der Nähe von Lahntal - Brungershausen.

February 17th, 2005

Portland, Maine - The Station

 

It Dies Today, Twelve Tribes, Anterrabae, If Hope Dies, Winter Solstice

 

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im Neuland-Park Leverkusen

 

KAP-Session with Barbara und Peter van Erkel

 

Photo taken by a camera suspended from a kite.

 

Die Kamera hängt in der Leine eines Drachens.

Die ägyptische Sphinx ist eine Statue eines männlichen Löwen zumeist mit einem Menschenkopf.

 

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sphinx_(%c3%a4gyptisch)

Ciorani, Prahova, Romania

 

Sept. 2012

Die Antwoord

 

Citysound 2014

 

Ippodromo del Galoppo, Milan Italy IT

 

20th June 2014

 

This image is copyright © Roberto Finizio. All right reserved. This photo must not be used under ANY circumstances without written consent.

 

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Questa immagine è protetta da copyright © Roberto Finizio. Tutti i diritti sono riservati. L'immagine non deve essere utilizzata in nessun caso senza autorizzazione scritta dell'autore.

 

per info e materiale fotografico visita il mio sito www.robertofinizio.it

Die Schamanin von Bad Dürrenberg.

Sie lebte vor 9000 Jahren.

 

Dauerausstellung im Landesmuseum für Vorgeschichte, Halle.

  

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bestattung_von_Bad_Dürrenberg

 

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Als ich diese Wolkenformation sah musste ich an das Lied "Die perfekt Welle" von der Band Juli denken...

five strange animals playing five lovely instruments

I thought this was called the "weisskirche" because of its color, but actually "wies" means "meadow." It's a huge pilgrimage church in the middle of nowhere.

Photo (c) Christina Altamirano

Die Schweizerin war Miss, Model und Rennfahrerin und hat auch mal in Berlin (am Adenauerplatz) gewohnt

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