#Luise Charlotte Brings

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In der Folge The Lodger gibt es eine Passage, in welcher der Doctor im Original sagt: „Breakfast, normal“, woraus ich „Frühstück, nicht spät“ gemacht habe. Die Straße, in welcher die Folge spielt, ist nämlich die Aickman Road. Und Robert Aickman war der Autor eines englischen Kultromans mit dem Titel „The Late Breakfasters“. Mein Kollege, der die Folge damals aufgenommen hat, rief mich ganz irritiert an: „Was soll das heißen 'Frühstück, nicht spät'?“ Worauf ich ihm dann erklärt habe, dass das eine Anspielung ist. Die werden vielleicht nur eine Handvoll Leute verstanden haben. Aber denen habe ich damit hoffentlich eine Freude gemacht.

Luise Charlotte Brings [X]

#Synchronisation #Hinter den Kulissen #Luise Charlotte Brings #The Lodger #Der Untermieter #vanillefisch #LCB!Synchro #ich habe die anspielung auch nicht verstanden #aber die tatsache dass es sie gibt macht mich glücklich #und beweist dass luise brings genau die richtige person für den job ist #weil sie eigene kreativität und herzblut mit in ihre arbeit einfließen lässt

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Emperor Nicholas I (1796 - 1855) and Empress Alexandra Feodorovna (1798 -1860 - nee Princess Friederike Luise Charlotte Wilhelmine of Prussia

Nicholas I, the Iron Tzar, and his sons

This couple was the first “Nicholas and Alexandra” in the Romanov Dynasty. They were Nicholas II's great grant-parents.

It was said that he was the best-looking man in Europe. She was tall and fair and enjoyed jewels, gowns, and balls. They loved each other, and their union was not unhappy, but he did not remain faithful to her (after he died, his last mistress was employed as Alexandra’s lectrice, and they became friends.) Nicholas and Alexandra had seven children, four sons, and three daughters. Those four sons would ensure that the generation of Romanovs following them would not want for male heirs. As a matter of fact, there would be too many Grand Dukes, making it necessary for his grandson, Alexander III, to change the Pauline laws, re-defining who would be considered a Grand Duke or Duchess, among other things (only grandsons/grandaughters of a Tzar would be Grand Duke/Duchesses; great-grandsons and so on would be Princes and Princesses of the blood).

Nicholas I with his four sons: Tsarevich Alexander Nikolayevich (1818 - 1881 - future Alexander II), Grand Duke Konstantin Nikolayevich (1827 - 1882), Grand Duke Nikolay Nikolayevich (1831 - 1891), and Grand Duke Mikhail Nikolayevich (1832- 1909.)

According to the literature, Nicholas raised his two elder sons very strictly but had more of a paternal relationship with the younger two. His priority was to bring them up so that they were true soldiers and so that when Alexander inherited the throne, the other three would help and support him. And they did. Nicholas I adored his daughters and was devastated when his youngest daughter Alexandra (better known as Adini), died. (His daughters would be discussed in another post.)

Below are the sons of Nicholas I and their spouses:

1. Emperor Alexander II and his first wife Empress Maria Alexandrovna (born Princess Wilhemine Marie of Hesse); Issue listed below (Only legitimate issue surviving to adulthood listed; not in birth order)

Grand Duchess Marie

Grand Duke Nicholas Alexandrovich

Alexander III

Grand Duke Vladimir

Grand Duke Alexei

Grand Duke Sergei

Grand Duke Pavel

2. Grand Duke Konstantin Nikolayevich and Grand Duchess Alexandra Iosifovna (Princess Alexandra of Saxe Altenburg); Issue listed below (Only legitimate issue surviving to adulthood listed; not in birth order) - They would be known as the "Konstantinovichi"

Grand Duke Nicholas

Grand Duke Konstantin

Grand Duke Dmitry

Grand Duke Vyacheslav

Grand Duchess Olga

Grand Duchess Vera

3. Grand Duke Nikolay Nikolayevich (the Elder) and Grand Duchess Alexandra Petrovna of Russia, born Duchess Alexandra Frederica Wilhelmina of Oldenburg. Issue listed below (Only legitimate issue surviving to adulthood listed; not in birth order); Known as the "Nikolayvichi”

Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolayevich

Grand Duke Peter Nikolayevich

4. Grand Duke Mikhail Nikolayevich and Grand Duchess Olga Feodorovna (nee Princess Cecilie of Baden) Issue listed below (Only legitimate issue surviving to adulthood listed; not in birth order) They were known as the "Mikhailovichi" (although they preferred to be called the "Michels;" the family called them the "Wild Caucasians" because they grew up in the Caucus and had strong opinions that they voiced loudly)

Grand Duchess Anastasia Mikhailovna

Grand Duke Nicholas Mikhailovich

Grand Duke Mikhail

Grand Duke George

Grand Duke Alexander

Grand Duke Sergei

Grand Duke Alexei

The children and grandchildren of these couples would be directly involved in one way or the other in the Great War, the Russian Revolution, the Civil War in Russia, and the overthrow of the monarchy and the Romanov Dynasty. Some would lose their lives, others would lose children, brothers, and spouses, and all would lose their country, status, and privileges.

#russian history #romanov dynasty #imperial russia #Emperor Nicholas I #Emperor Alexander II #Grand Duke Konstantin Nikolayevich #Grand Duchess Alexandra Iosifovna #Grand Duke Nikolay Nikolayevich #Grand Duchess Alexandra Petrovna of Russia #Grand Duke Mikhail Nikolaevich #Grand Duchess Olga Feodorovna #vintage photography

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Fwd: Conference: Blossin_Germany.EvolutionEcolImmunity.Sep7-11

Begin forwarded message: > From: [email protected] > Subject: Conference: Blossin_Germany.EvolutionEcolImmunity.Sep7-11 > Date: 8 March 2022 at 05:45:48 GMT > To: [email protected] > > > Ecological immunology workshop 2022: resistance, tolerance & symbionts, > 7-11 September > > ABSTRACT SUBMISSION IS NOW OPEN for the above meeting, to be held at > Blossin, close to Berlin, Germany. Abstract submission will be open > until the 25th March: > > https://ift.tt/CD1AoUX > > > The meeting is the next installment in a loose series of workshops on > ecological & evolutionary immunology / insect immunity, that started in > 2001 in Sheffield, the most recent meeting being held online in 2020. > These meetings bring together researchers with different backgrounds > but with a shared interest in immunity and host-microbe interactions, > and where we encourage the presentation of unpublished results. > > The hallmark of these workshops is the open atmosphere, fostering free > exchange by keeping it an affordable, small meeting (~85 participants). > The format consists of invited speakers, contributed talks and a dedicated > poster session. Long breaks provide plenty of opportunity for informal > exchange. Past workshops have initiated new collaborations and ideas > focusing on frontier research.   > The premises are basic but in a > beautiful location conducive to the success of the meeting. We will be > located at a lakeside, which offers great swimming and canoeing, and a > small bar on the lakeside.   > Our invited speakers are: Nicholas Buchon > (Cornell University, USA) Delphine Destoumieux-Garzon (University of > Montpellier, France) Laura Flórez (University of Copenhagen, Denmark) > Brian Lazzaro (Cornell University, USA) Bruno Lemaitre (EPFL Lausanne, > Switzerland) Jessica Metcalf (Princeton University, USA) Charlotte > Rafaluk-Mohr (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany) Roland Regoes (ETH > Zürich, Switzerland) Paul Schmid-Hempel (ETH Zürich, Switzerland) Mike > Strand (University of Georgia, USA) Yuko Ulrich (Max Planck Institute for > Chemical Ecology, Jena, Germany) Pedro Vale (University of Edinburgh, UK) > Heiko Vogel (Max-Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology, Jena, Germany) > Bregje Wertheim (Groningen University, The Netherlands) Anna Zaidman-Rémy > (Insitute National de Sciences Appliquées, Lyon, France) > > > Important dates: > > 25th March - Abstract submission deadline > 31st March – Decisions on abstracts > 14th April – Registration deadline and payment of fees > > > Costs: > Includes registration fee, accommodation, and food. > € 300 Student > € 350 Non-student > > Stipends: > We are excited to be able to offer five stipends to female PhD students or > post-docs presenting either a poster or a talk at the workshop, and who > are working in countries classified by the OECD as low or middle income > (https://ift.tt/Y8oftnc). > Each stipend will be for up to 1000 > EUR. More details are given on our homepage: > https://ift.tt/NQXxF4h > > Please circulate this advert amongst your colleagues. We look forward > to receiving your abstracts! > > Best wishes from the organisers, > > > Sophie Armitage, Maryam Keshavarz, Luisa Linke, Lea Otte, Jens Rolff & > Caroline Zanchi Freie Universität Berlin > > We are grateful for funding from the German Research Foundation (Deutsche > Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) through FOR 5026) for this workshop. > > > > Sophie Armitage > > Heisenberg Fellow > Freie Universität Berlin > Institute of Biology > Königin-Luise-Str. 1-3 > 14195 Berlin > https://ift.tt/UKAF2QY > > > Sophie Armitage > via IFTTT

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Doctor Who Staffel 10 - wir sind bienenfleißig. Heute war Oliver Kalkofe bei uns und hat Nardole gegeben. Es war eine große Freude.

Luise Charlotte Brings am 23.08.2017 auf Facebook [X]

#Doctor Who #Luise Charlotte Brings #Oliver Kalkofe #Nardole #Synchronsprecher #Synchronarbeiten #doctor who in deutschland #Hinter den Kulissen #Das könnte mein Tag für derartiges sein #nur leider habe ich das ungute Gefühl dass dieser Tag nicht sehr voll sein würde #LCB!Synchro

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»Nieren!«

Die Zeit des Doktors (2013)

#Doctor Who #Die Zeit des Doktors #The Time of the Doctor #Zwölfter Doctor #Clara Oswald #doctor who deutsch #New Who #LCB!Synchro #Das ist der neue Tag für alles was mit der Synchronisation von Luise Charlotte Brings zu tun hat. #Ich glaube die Schrift ist im Verhältnis zu den Bildern etwas zu klein. #Aber das nur nebenbei.

[evoldir]

Fwd: Workshop: KlosterLehnin_Germany.EvolutionResistance.Aug24-28

Begin forwarded message: > From: [email protected] > Subject: Workshop: KlosterLehnin_Germany.EvolutionResistance.Aug24-28 > Date: 14 March 2020 at 05:52:11 GMT > To: [email protected] > > > Ecological immunology workshop 2020: evolution of resistance, tolerance & > > symbionts, 24-28 Aug 2020 > > ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENDED TO 25th March 2020 > > Update due to COVID-19: We are currently still planning to go ahead with > the workshop. In mid-June we will make a final decision, based on how the > situation develops. > > > > Abstract submission is now open for the above meeting, to be held at > Kloster Lehnin, close to Berlin, Germany. For more information and > abstract submission please see here: > https://ift.tt/2SjDymH > > > The meeting is the next installment in a loose series of workshops on > ecological & evolutionary immunology / insect immunity, that started in > 2001 in Sheffield, the most recent one being in Blossin (close to Berlin) > in 2017. These meetings bring together researchers with different > backgrounds but with a shared interest in immunity and host-microbe > interactions, and where we encourage the presentation of unpublished > results. > > The hallmark of these workshops is the open atmosphere, fostering free > exchange by keeping it an affordable, small meeting (~85 participants). > The format consists of invited speakers, contributed talks and a dedicated > poster session. Long breaks provide plenty of opportunity for informal > exchange. Past workshops have initiated new collaborations and ideas > focusing on frontier research. > > > The premises are basic but in a beautiful location conducive to the > success of the meeting. We will be located at a lakeside, which during > August offers great swimming and canoeing, and a small café on the > lakeside. > > > Our invited speakers are: > Alex Best (University of Sheffield, UK) > Nicholas Buchon (Cornell University, USA) > Delphine Destoumieux-Garzon (University of Montpellier, France) > Laura Flórez (University of Mainz, Germany) > Andrea Graham (Princeton University, USA) > Bruno Lemaitre (EPFL Lausanne, Switzerland) > Jessica Metcalf (Princeton University, USA) > Charlotte Rafaluk-Mohr (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany) > Roland Regoes (ETH Zürich, Switzerland) > Mike Strand (University of Georgia, USA) > Élio Sucena (Gulbenkian Institute, Portugal) > Pedro Vale (University of Edinburgh, UK) > Heiko Vogel (Max-Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology, Jena, Germany) > Bregje Wertheim (Groningen University, The Netherlands) > Anna Zaidman-Rémy (Insitute National de Sciences Appliquées, Lyon, France) > > Important dates: > > 25th March - Abstract submission deadline > 8th April – Decisions on abstracts > 30th April – Registration deadline and payment of fees > > > Cost: > Includes registration fee, accommodation and food > € 350  Student > € 440  Non-student > > > We look forward to receiving your abstracts! > > Best wishes from the organisers > > > > Sophie Armitage, Lea Otte & Jens Rolff (FU Berlin) > > > > -- > Sophie Armitage > > Heisenberg Fellow > Freie Universität Berlin > Institute of Biology > Königin-Luise-Str. 1-3 > 14195 Berlin > https://ift.tt/2TjeY7d > > > Sophie Armitage > via IFTTT