#Luxemburgian

[beatler]

Streets of Luxembourg City 🎞️ Japan Camera Hunter Street Pan 400 📷 Canonet 28

#luxembourg #luxemburgian #film #black and white #black and white film #35mm black and white #black and white photography #35mm #35mm photography #35mm camera #35mmclub #35 mm film #analogue photography

[p0uqiuybrdn]

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#Lambrecht #Luxemburgian #atangle #scomiche #Ektachrome #semipictorially #best-considered #Saint-Cloud #smiddie #unhigh #bestuds #Cumacea #ichthyotoxin #goatishness #black-boughed #mesomorphic #articulation #cementin #feminizing #tridii

[black-cat-aoife]

Russian Teacher: so tell me something interesting you learned on that conference you attended

Russian teacher after I spent ten minutes explaining that Luxemburgian archivists really hate it, that their former PM tweeted so much personal stuff on his PM account: very interesting. Now usually we do some exercises from our book, but this time let's do something different. I'll show you some pictures, and you describe them

Me: like ... more free talking? After we just did that?

#aoife vs languages #but I did manage so yay me #I am continuing to improve a currently fairly useless skill #:')

[szif]

im sorry theres some dynasty in luxemburg? and they speak the luxemburgian language in there? this country is fucking insane no wonder nobody gives a shit about it

[random-brushstrokes]

Marie-Thérèse Glaesener-Hartmann - Médor (1881)

#Thérèse Glaesener-Hartmann #women painters #female artist #female painter #luxemburgian art #dog #animals in art #1880s #19th century art

[betweenheroesandvillains]

some days are shit but what will always make them better is a guy who says he can't sing trying to sing "last christmas" in latin just to cheer you up

#My Personal Luxemburgian #who has been assigned to me by fate #uni life

[princessofmerc]

But where was Mike? :(

#disaapointed with the lack of luxemburgian dilf?

[borealnyx]

MASH season 3 thoughts

Putting my first impressions notes after each episode because i have lost control of my life. And i need my opinions on this show to be heard apparently

klinger deserves a some like it hot plot where he accidentally seduces a general, and thats his actual way out of the war. Also trapper seems to be embracing the jimmy buffet way of life, love that for him.

love hawkeye’s “fuck the army im a doctor“ energy in this one. i find the trapper/margaret thing interesting. at least she is showing some taste improvement. also hello beloved japanese actor Mako. nice to see you.

the spy asshat is back, and i can’t say i missed him. why bring this guy back when we could have pat morita :(  radar is in the top of the disgruntled little boy game and hes very cute about it

i cant believe that downton abbey ripped off mash.i know margaret has issues, but fucking the first old man she sees is just not the way to solve them. i like that we see hawk, margaret and trapper working together. BFFS WHEN??

this one some fucked up content. it’s fucked up that henry is excited about war medicine, that frank almost killed a guy, and that hawkeye had to give a succesful heart massage for the guy to die regardless. as an aside, frank confirmed as the grandfather of randall from recess.

klinger and radar episode hell yeah!!! im fascinated by the gender implications of klinger getting married in a dress. im also fascinated by how much everyone fucks. we need the horniness back to tv

1 maargaret is a fucking lesbian. 2 her and hawkeye have the definition of mlm wlw hostility and im here for it. 3trapper is a fucking himbo. 4 when they said goodbye to eachother it made me sad.

henry blake is a fucking hypocrite. you almost ruined your marriage way more times, relax. father mulcahy seems chill. and the bit with hawk and trapper riding a white horse was some romance novel bullshit.

they are all going to be so fucked up in the head when they get out. there are multiple characters saying that they need to drink to cope!!!

everyone is so horny and fucking so much, bless! ”knowing youll kill me makes my life worthwhile“GIRL GET HELP. franks wife looks like someone i would be friends with. frank burns unwilling lesbian magnet confirmed

i like  when the funny guy gets angry and a little bit insane. i too would try to start a revolution for good food.and he didnt even get to eat it. the injustice of it all

weird how the turkish guy is insane and violent and the luxemburgian guys are very civiliced. weird how that happens. and the radar is a nevernude saga continues. whay are you trying to hide my man?

radar is so proud of his little zoo i love him. the anti puberty pills joke has confirmed my radar is a trans guy hc. the joke of asian people eating dog was incredibly unnecesary.and the part about the ptsd kid is weird because they understand the severity of it, but they lack the vocabulary.

radar continues to be the cutest even tho he is being a real #vegan about the lamb thing. and trapper continues his slow transformation into jimmy buffet.

nurse sanchez ilu. the tact that nothing is happening in the trapper/margaret front is interesting. she obviously wants to, but she doesnt because thats not the kind of woman she thinks she should be. because shes just performing femeninity, and also i might be proyecting a bit

margaret is so nasty when shes angry. i love her so much. kick franks ass baby,i got you. and who doesn’t want to kiss klinger?? the whole picnic thing was wholesome.

so war is hell, and even when you think you are prepared for it, you are not. the fact that all that is happening  to the father of the main actor connot possibly have implications

FINALLY!!a nurse over 30!!!i know that the joke is that she is flirting while being ugly, but look at her go!! love that the whole camp went out of their way to accomodate hawkeyes. we love a united front against frank burns.

margaret monolgue!!i knew you have gender issues girl!!! i was informed that this was a comedy but i think there has been a mistake. either way i love when hawkeye and margaret are besties

Ah, prostitution, the classic topic of many comedies. at the very least they balance it with asian people who are regular people tryin to live their lives

if theres something i appreciate in this show is the refusal to take the people in power seriously.  but where the hell does klinger get the material for his dresses??? he got a liberty statue awfully fast

lesbian nurse in the poker game, you have my heart. henry and trapper are both so dumb in this. i know its humilliating to be bad babes but you can just not play

oh no flagg is back. and frank fantasices about being a woman to be with him.... ok yeah, sure? nice of henry to grow a backbone.after so long

i had something thoughtful to say, but now its just

FUCK NO

#mash #mash lb #m*a*s*h #ana writes her own posts for once #that last episode was so fucked up

[tiktaalic]

I personally think tony is a rat bastard but I support you in a luxemburgian way

I see a rat bastard. I say you could make a blog about this. And then I do

#ask #anonymous #someone has to. for the ecosystem

[beatler]

Street Market, Luxembourg City, Luxembourg 🎞 Japan Camera Hunter Street Pan 400 📷 Canonet 28

#luxemburgian #luxembourg #filmphoto #film #blackandwhite #black and white photography #black and white film #film photographers #film photography #35 mm

[probablyasocialecologist]

We should remember Luxemburg’s emphasis on political struggle as a space for consciousness-raising. It may seem clearer than ever to the Left that the choices before us are eco-socialism or barbarism, but it is perhaps also more complicated than ever to explain why. Both capitalism and climate change are massive, slow-moving processes whose effects are visible in daily life but whose causes are often obscured; understanding the two together is even more complex. But Luxemburg believed that regular people could understand the complex systems that shaped their everyday lives. Her commitment to democratic action and popular education is particularly critical in the face of claims that climate change necessitates limits to democracy.

Alyssa Battistoni, Socialism or Whole Foods: Luxemburgian Answers to our Climate Crisis

#rosa Luxemburg #ecosocialism #climate change

[antoine-roquentin]

Rosa Luxemburg's most important work is The Accumulation of Capital (1913). Her objective was to investigate how nations developed. She argued that the sustainability of (capitalist) societies depended on economic growth beyond the borders of the nation-state. Economies needed continuous supplies of natural resources and inexpensive labour. The preferred means by which those commodities were acquired was through imperial expansion. She raged against it: “Capital needs other races to exploit territories where the white man cannot work. It must be able to mobilise world labour power without restriction in order to utilise all productive forces of the globe”; “imperialism is the historical method for prolonging the career of capitalism.” Elsewhere she wrote that, “Today the nation is but a cloak that covers imperialistic desires.” And, “The triumph of imperialism leads to the annihilation of civilisation.” Why are these arguments relevant for health today? The Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung, established in 1990, is a Berlin-based foundation dedicated to using her ideas and values to illuminate contemporary social challenges. In 2018, the foundation published an analysis, written by Amit Sengupta, Chiara Bodini, and Sebastian Franco, which stands as a Luxemburgian manifesto for health. Entitled The Struggle for Health, the paper argues that the organisation of modern society “stands in contradiction to the rights of populations to health and healthcare.” At the heart of this contradiction lie the adverse effects of globalisation—the modern reincarnation of imperialism—including conflict, inequality, and the rise of authoritarian government. The result is a “global health crisis”. Good health depends on the political, economic, and social forces that shape conditions of living—unemployment, insecurity, and precarity. This global crisis has weakened the solidarity that helped to deliver strong systems of social protection after 1945. The rising influence of the World Bank, World Trade Organization, and private foundations has undermined WHO and enfeebled multilateralism. One consequence is a deepening democratic deficit in global health. Debilitated accountability has enabled market mechanisms to become the preferred solution for delivering healthcare. Health has been transformed into a commercial relationship between supplier and buyer. The spread of private insurance, outsourcing, and public-private partnerships, together with the deliberate underfunding of state-sponsored healthcare, have segmented and fragmented national health systems. At a moment when the global health narrative has coalesced around universal health coverage, the possibility of creating and managing comprehensive and integrated health systems is becoming ever more difficult. What should be the response? “Public health needs to be based on the principles of solidarity and separated from relations based on the market.” Health has particular social power. Health is an objective that is “a shared claim, a common flag which unites us in struggle.” “Health is a powerful call to mobilise.”

In her essay, The Russian Revolution, Luxemburg wrote that, “Freedom is always and exclusively freedom for the one who thinks differently.” She was emphasising that the goodness of a society can be judged only by the extent to which fundamental rights for the most excluded and marginalised are protected. A century after her savage murder, Luxemburg invites us to measure the health of our society by the way in which we address the needs of the most disadvantaged and disenfranchised. By such a standard, we must surely hang our heads in shame. But Luxemburg's words motivate us to recommit to this struggle for health.

[robogiggles]

Nina Hagen #MotherOfPunk

Love your world now

Now is the time

To always love your world

Needs love right now

Love your world now

The time is always now

Not love love love

Love is it

How long can we go?

How high can we fly?

How much can we love?

How tough is no love?

Some love the world

Some hate the world

We all will be judged

We all will be touched by

Love your world now

Now is the time

To always love your world

Needs love right now

Love your world now

Now is the time

To always love your world

Right now your world needs love

The world is in stress

The world is in a mess

How can it be changed

What seems to be so arranged

Very long ago it was not so

All came from all before the fall

Now the world is in stress

Now the world is in a mess

Your world is in danger

And love is really it

It is really, really love

Let me love you oh so much

Let's love

Let's win

Let love in

And you will see how happy we can be

Love for the world

Meine welt

Our world

Loving yourself means loving your world

To always love your world now

Brazilians and portuguese

Russians and israelis

Japanese and vietnamese

Mexican and indian

South african, american

Spanish and italian

English and african

Cuban and czechoslovakian

Australian, canadian

Burmese and afghanis

Ethiopian and luxemburgian

Turkish and bulgarian

Egyptian and arabian

Greek and indonesian

Hungarian and ukranian

East german and west german

Dutch, korean, iraqis

Eskimo and lebanese

Peruvian and indonese

Chinese and thailandese

Irish, scottish, polish, french

Romanians and phillipines

Let's be fair and let's have fun

Let's grow hair and praise the sun

Let love win and we'll be free

Let love in and we will see

Love in action is my reaction

Yes love in action is my reaction

Love, love, love….

[arsluminosa]

King Leopold II, Roi des Belges. - Did you know there is no king of Belgium? The correct title of His Majesty is "King of the Belgians". Which makes sense, as since its last independence from napoleonic France, it is a multi peoples state, with Vlamish, Valonian, Luxemburgian and German people. #brüssel2018 . The sunset just perfectly frames the silhouette of the monument right at the main entrance to the Royal Palace areal. . #fatalframes #artofvisuals #cityscapes #ig_worldclub #amazing_shots #ig_myshot #gramslayers #citygrammers #moodygrams #ig_killerz #illgrammers #sunsetlovers #sunrise_sunsets_aroundworld #addicted_to_colors #ihavethisthingwithcolor #sunset_globe #igersbrussels #igersbruxelles #instabrussels #bruxellesmabelle #ig_brussels #ig_bruxelles #visitbrussels #welovebrussels #bruoftheday #seemybrussels #brusselscity #topbrusselsphoto #loves_united_belgium (hier: Brussels, Belgium) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoEh9sZnDry/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=6ejnpzeml461

#brüssel2018 #fatalframes #artofvisuals #cityscapes #ig_worldclub #amazing_shots #ig_myshot #gramslayers #citygrammers #moodygrams #ig_killerz #illgrammers #sunsetlovers #sunrise_sunsets_aroundworld #addicted_to_colors #ihavethisthingwithcolor #sunset_globe #igersbrussels #igersbruxelles #instabrussels #bruxellesmabelle #ig_brussels #ig_bruxelles #visitbrussels #welovebrussels #bruoftheday #seemybrussels #brusselscity #topbrusselsphoto #loves_united_belgium

[orum]

Coin from the city of Priapos, Mysia, (today Karabiga; Turkey) 1st century B. C. displaying the head of Apollo on one side and [possibly] of a crayfish on the other. The term crayfish is said to be derived from Old High German krebiz, meaning "edible crustacean" this became crevice in Old French, which in turn became crevise in English. Eventually, people began pronouncing the ending vise as fish. In 1555 the first spelling of crayfish is recorded, and due to a variation in Anglo-Norman pronunciation, two spelling forms exist in English today: crayfish and crawfish. In the Renaissance, the freshwater crayfish was “cambarus” in popular Latin, and “astacus” in scientific Latin. Modern words such as in Italian (gambero), Castilian (cangrejo), Catalonian (cranc), and Old French of southern France (chambre and cambre) seem to be descendants of the popular Latin term (cambarus). One might detect similarities in the sound of the words for freshwater crayfish across European countries: the German (Krebs), French (écrevisse), or English (crayfish), and these appear to have affinities with the terms in Old Dutch, Old English, Luxemburgian, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, and Norwegian. The Greek philosopher Aristotle (384-322 B.C.) provides the earliest extant literary reference to crayfish “άστακός” in his Historiae Animalium (HA line 530a 28). According to Cuvier (1803) and Huxley (1880a: 13; 1880b: 8-9), Aristotle used the term “άστακός” mostly for the European lobster, Homarus gammarus (Linnaeus, 1758). [...] He attempted to make a distinction between “άστακός” [i.e. the Italian astice] and another similar aquatic animal, the “κάραβoς” [aragosta]. According to him, these two animals could be distinguished mainly by the presence or absence of large claws. So he called “κάραβoς” those animals without claws and “άστακός” those with claws.[...]. Elsewhere in HA, Aristotle mentioned that the smaller of the two animals, “άστακός”, lived in rivers (HA, line 528 a 28). The authors believe that in this case “άστακός in rivers” was the freshwater crayfish #signalkrebs #signalcrayfish #workinprogress (her: Signal Island) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIJurXGh0x4/?igshid=b2lcid4j72uh

#signalkrebs #signalcrayfish #workinprogress

[earthcube]

Sketchcrawl Luxembourg 

Here are some drawings from past weekend when I joined the Urban Sketchers from the Rhine Main area to go to Luxembourg to sketch the city together with about 50 other artists, architects and illustrators. Also, it was a nice chance to practice some french again. Luxemburgian (which sounds a lot like a German accent) and English are spoken in some places, but it really seems like French is the main language. It has been a great weekend!

#sketchbook #watercolor #lusembourg