#Nancy Kuhl

[geryone]

Pine to Sound, Nancy Kuhl

[llovelymoonn]

bloody love

caroline walker bynum women mystics and eucharistic devotion in the thirteenth century \\ via @dolcemania \\ aleksandra waliszewska \\ faiz ahmed faiz feel and listen (tr. sain sucha) (via @aridante) \\ bones and all (2022) dir. luca guadagnino (via @filedio) \\ james kirkup the love that dares to speak its name \\ via @sickthing​ \\ aleksandra waliszewska ernest hemingway the old man and the sea \\ greta waller el corazon [“the heart”] (2021) \\ nancy kuhl suspend (via @geryone) \\ nickie zimov a kiss \\ dante émile love song for two vampires

kofi

[ukdamo]

Family Secret

Nancy Kuhl

Too many cracks precede  the spectacular breaking. Each 

story begins in a different dark- ness. And light: think how it catches

on any surface (pane or  hinge or keyhole) and 

out of night (out of nothing),  all at once: a window, 

a door. It’s a metaphor  (and then it isn’t), darkness. 

When I dream again it’s the old kitchen—I 

open the oven and sound,  like ropes of heat, drifts 

out; a shimmering. Familiar  and confusing. Uncanny,

and then unmistakable: our  voices, recorded. Playback 

and loop, now—every aching  word we whispered here.

[emiliosandozsequence]

requested by @crystalclrs

the borgias (2011-2013) cr. neil jordan / no exit and three other plays, 'the flies', jean-paul sartre / bone, yrsa daley-ward / carmilla, joseph sheridan le fanu / a literate passion: letters of anaïs nin & henry iller 1932-1953, henry miller / absolute solitude: selected poems, 'lxxxiii', dulce maría loynaz / granted, 'in tennesse i found a firefly', mary szybist / romance or the end, elaine kahn / henry and june: from 'a journal of love', the unexpurgated diary (1931-1932), henry miller / pine to sound, nancy kuhl / hiroshima mon amour, marguerite duras / autobiography of red, anne carson / plainwater: essays and poetry, 'canicula di anna', anne carson / the selected plays of hélène cixous, 'the perjured city', hélène cixous / half light: collected poems 1965-2016, 'elegy', frank bidart / the sorrow festival, erin slaughter / melancholia, 'seventeen', dc de oliveira / white is for witching, helen oyeyemi / postcolonial love poem, natalie diaz / wuthering heights, emily brontë / the caged owl: new and selected poems, 'going out', gregory orr

[filmbroette]

ON HANDS

Jennifer S. Cheng // Four Studies of Clasped Hands, Jacopo Guarana // Emily Palermo // Safia Elhillo // Madonna of Humility (detail), Gentile da Fabriano // Nancy Kuhl // Praying Hands, Albrecht Dürer // Mitski // J.M. Felix Magdalena // SK Osborn

[blocky-tides]

sbi; how much of yourself can you spill at your family's feet?

for anonymous

{200 follower celebration request a web weave!}

chelsea dingman / @opaquerum / jodi picoult / albert camus / @ya-em-steklo / nancy kuhl / @gremnda / hanya yanagihara / torrin a. greathouse

tag list (my first ever one woo!): @idontreallyexistyet

[mybonfire]

it will end.

Nancy Kuhl/Markus Muntean/Richard Siken

[gcsly]

Nancy Kuhl. Sylvia Plath.

[retentionalfinitude2]

“We devote one hour / each day to ordinary unhappiness.”

“There’s more talking; each word / an artifact of something already lost.”

--Nancy Kuhl, Granite

[geryone]

Suspend, Nancy Kuhl

[rbolick]

Books On Books Collection - Erica Van Horn

Books On Books Collection – Erica Van Horn

Living Locally, Nos. 1-40 (2002-2019) Erica Van Horn Tab-and-slot cardboard box, H270 x W190 x D60 mm, enclosing thirty-two items produced with various techniques and in various forms and structures (print, accordion, postcard, pamphlet, paperback, hardback). Acquired from Coracle Press, 16 December 2020. Photos: Books On Books Collection. Since 1996, Erica Van Horn has lived and worked in…

[behind-the-screen-of-bangtan]

Details in 2019 Festa’s BTS Family portrait

(← Festa 2019 main post)

j-hope has a jar of Bonne Maman Raspberry Preserve.

The red line near Jungkook has “Danger”, “위험” (danger in Korean), and “안전제일” (safety first) written on it.

SUGA’s jacket is the same as V in the WINGS Short Film #3 STIGMA (cr.).

Above RM’s blackboard, you can read:

I’ve waited all my life Looking for something right Than a boy with luv

Which are “Boy With Luv” lyrics.

The blackboard has similar words to what we could see in Persona Comeback trailer:

Who Am I? Who are you?

Dream Love Happiness

Map of the Soul

Persona Shadow Ego

But there are new citations too:

Having a brewing cup for coffee is fine, Facing weather too hot, too much iron. This strong iron is too late in taste, Much of the flavours are inside. The coffee is not tea, not even anything Like the leaves of danger and bread.

The beginning (1) of the poem “Coffee Is Fine” by Naveed Akram.

I am the wind that wavers,  You are the certain land; I am the shadow that passes  Over the sand.

[...]

You are the light eternal—  Like a torch I shall die; You are the surge of deep music,  I but a cry!

The first (2) and last (3) verses of “I Am the Wind” by Zoë Akins

down again. His host filled it for him. “To look at,” said the sergeant-major, fumbling in his pocket, “it's just an ordinary little paw, dried to a mummy.” He took something out of his pocket and proffered it. Mrs. White drew back with a grimace, but her son

An extract (4) from The Monkey’s Paw by W. W. Jacobs.

Several fans also noticed citations on the wall (they’re only visible in the Episode). They’re from Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha by Roddy Doyle:

“We were coming down our road”, the first sentence of the book

“His eyes were closed now as well but the tears were getting out.”

“I loved twirling the dial on the radio.”

“I didn't want [to] go back”

Several books can also be seen around RM:

ФЛОРЕНСКИЙ ПАВЕЛ. ДЕТЯМ МОИМ. ВОСПОМИНАНИЯ ПРОШЛЫХ ДНЕЙ. ГЕНЕАЛОГИЧЕСКОЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЕ. ИЗ СОЛОВЕЦКИХ ПИСЕМ. ЗАВЕЩАНИЕ by Pavel Florensky (cr.)

The Dogs of War by Lisa Rogak

She’s Come Undone by Wally Lamb (cr.)

40 Model Essays: a portable anthology by Jane E. Aaron and Ellen Kuhl Repetto

California Angel by Nancy Taylor Rosenberg

Hunger Trilogy by Wang Ruowang

Jihad vs McWorld by Benjamin R. Barber

7.5.  Was Frauen krank macht by Ingrid Olbricht

Managing Staff Development programs in Human Service agencies by Diane Brannon, Michael J. Austin, and Peter J. Pecora

A passage to India by E. M. Forster (cr.)

Doubly Dead

A McKettrick Christmas by Linda Mael Miller

Hoot by Carl Hiaasen. There’s a “Read it!” written on the side

The Grim Grotto (cr.) (A Series of Unfortunate Events) by Daniel Handler

Remember Me by Sophie Kinsella (cr.) (author’s website) 14.5  Eating Well for Optimum Health by Andrew Weil M.D.

The Golden Calf by Ilya Ilf and Evgeny Petrov

Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen

Илья Эренбург 4 by Ilya Ehrenburg (it’s the 4th volume of his collected works)

Medical Adviser

Wildcat Moon by Babs Horton

The Great Train Robbery by Michael Crichton

To see your face again by Eugenia Price

El Niño Perdido by Dave Pelzer

Tell Me How?: Answers to Hundreds of Questions

The Slippery Slope (A Series of Unfortunate Events) by Daniel Handler

The Dark Hills Divide, the first book of the series The Land of Elyon by Patrick Carman

You can see pages from The New York Times (from both the New York edition and the international edition) and from The Wall Street Journal covering the walls of V’s “Singularity” set.

Here are some of the articles from The Wall Street Journal (src What’s News):

From the 12 October 2018 issue:

1- a U.S. News page (p.4)

2- the article “Expo: Firms Given Assurance on Intellectual Property Rights” (p.26)

3- a Markets page (p.33)

4- From the 30/31 December 2018 issue (the titles tend to differ between the paper and digital version):

“Trade and Yuan Cloud Outlook for Chinese Markets”

“‘Aquaman’ Continues Box-Office Reign as ‘Vice’ Sputters”

From the 24 January 2019 issue:

5- a World News page (p.10, right)

6- a Business & Finance page (p.23)

7- a Technology page (p.25)

Online version of some articles from those pages:

“Inside Google’s Team Fighting to Keep Your Data Safe From Hackers”

“Boeing’s Autonomous Taxi Takes Flight”

“Europe’s Political Funk Sets Back Its Economy”

And some articles from The New York Times:

From the 10 January 2018:

8- the article “With Obesity Rising in China, Coke Helps Set Nutrition Policy”, available online here

From the 21 January 2019:

9- the first page of the World section (p.4)

10- the first page of the Sports section (p.12)

11- the first page of the Culture section (p.14)

From the 23 January 2019:

12- the front page (p.1)

13- a culture page (p.19)

[emiliosandozsequence]

the borgias 2.03 / the crown of love by john everett millais / autobiography of a yogi, paramahansa yogananda / the borgias 3.04 / pine to sound, nancy kuhl / the lovers, giulio romano / half-light: collected poems, 'elegy, frank bidart / the borgias 3.09 / aucassin and nicolette by marianne stokes / penelope’s song, louise glück / the borgias 3.03 / civil service, claire schwartz / power politics, 'he shifts from east to west', margaret atwood / the borgias 3.02 / illustration from the mabinogion by alan lee / the selected plays of hélène cixous, 'the perjured city', hélène cixous / the borgias 3.10 / bone, yrsa daley-ward

[whatscallion]

21 questions

I was tagged by @aunty-peggy a while back ( THANK YOU SO MUCH ) and i’m killing time at work so i’m just gonna get caught up on all this c: 

Rules: answer 21 questions and then tag 21 people who you want to get to know better.

Nickname: Cait, Cate

Zodiac: Boom Boom Aries

height: an intimidating 5′3″

Last movie I saw: uhh. i watched ellen’s standup on netflix? does that count? no? okay, i can’t remember if it was ‘sinister’ or ‘the autopsy of jane doe’ that i watched before that.

last thing I googled: 'looking close meme’ for reasons i don’t want to discuss LMFAO

favourite musician: oof, only one? not possible

song stuck in my head: 'these boots are made for walking’ by nancy sinatra

other blogs: other than saved urls? nadda

do I get asks: yes! and i love every single one c: 

following: 355 and counting

amount of sleep: what is sleep.

lucky number: 9

what I’m wearing: kuhl pants and a teal sweatshirt

dream job: freelance writer for lonely planet or editor

dream trip: uhm - sicily, back to greece, marseilles, ecuador, new zealand, south korea, singapore - to name a few

favourite food: carbs ( i feel like i’ve answered this before )

play any instruments: i play a mean pair of spoons

languages: i definitely think i answered this before - some greek and french

favourite songs: LOL way too many to put down

random fact: i just got braces today. i feel 12 years old.

describe yourself as aesthetic things: coffee mug with lipstick stains on the lip, bullet journal that isn’t organized, just a pic of a shoebill ( google them, they’re crazy looking ), anything from ‘the oatmeal’, any kind of food

I’m tagging everyone on my list because i’m lazy right now and my teeth feel weird. 

[dermontag]

Asyl für russische Soldaten FDP will Aufnahmeprogramm für Deserteure 20.04.2022, 16:17 Uhr Russische Soldaten und Wehrpflichtige, die sich weigern, an dem Angriffskrieg gegen die Ukraine teilzunehmen, brauchen Schutz. Die FDP strebt daher ein EU-weites Programm an. Das würde den Mut der Deserteure belohnen und womöglich die Schlagkraft der russischen Armee schwächen. Wer sich entscheidet, Putins Krieg den Rücken zu kehren, nicht länger Teil einer Armee sein zu wollen, die Kriegsverbrechen begeht, und zu desertieren, soll umfassenden Schutz in Europa erhalten. So lautet die Forderung zahlreicher FDP-Politiker in einem Brief an Bundesinnenministerin Nancy Faeser, die sich in Brüssel für ein EU-koordiniertes Aufnahmeprogramm einsetzen soll. Das berichtet der "Spiegel", dem der Brief vorliegen soll. "Wir werben für einen gemeinsamen EU-Vorstoß bei der Aufnahme von Deserteuren aus den russischen Streitkräften", heißt es in einem Brief, verfasst vom Parlamentarischen Geschäftsführer Johannes Vogel und Vizefraktionschef Konstantin Kuhle. Ein auf europäischer Ebene abgestimmtes Programm "wäre in seiner Signalwirkung um ein Vielfaches größer als ein schlichter Verweis auf das geltende Asylrecht". Das Aufnahmeprogramm könne gleichzeitig "einen Beitrag zur Schwächung der russischen Truppen in der Ukraine" leisten. In dem Schreiben fordern die FDP-Politiker auch ein unkompliziertes Asyl-Verfahren für Oppositionelle, Menschenrechtsaktivisten und Journalisten, "die sich in Russland aktuell unter gefährlichsten Bedingungen für Freiheit, Frieden und Demokratie einsetzen". Unbürokratisches Verfahren gefordert Auch die Menschenrechtsorganisation Pro Asyl und zahlreiche weitere Verbände hatten die Bundesregierung aufgefordert, russischen Kriegsdienstverweigerern und Deserteuren in Deutschland Schutz zu gewähren. "Deutschland und alle anderen EU-Länder müssen diese Menschen, die vor dem Kriegseinsatz fliehen, unbürokratisch aufnehmen und ihnen ein dauerhaftes Bleiberecht ermöglichen", erklärten die Organisationen. Derzeit müssten geflüchtete Deserteure und Kriegsdienstverweigerer aus Russland und Belarus ein normales Asylverfahren anstrengen - "mit ungewissem Ausgang". Denn die Verfolgung dieser Menschengruppe gelte in Deutschland "nicht ohne weiteres als Asylgrund". Deutsche Behörden und Gerichte stellten oft "sehr hohe Beweisanforderungen" an die Betroffenen.

[sarahreeese]

FOLIE À DEUX

So a folie a deux in French means Madness of Two, and in psychiatry refers to a shared psychosis. Often times it’s seen between family members. 

THIS IS SUCH A FASCINATING TITLE, and it’s the most hyped I’ve been for an episode this season.

So this is the description:

DR. RHODES AND DR. BEKKER TRY TO SAVE A MISDIAGNOSED PATIENT WHILE DR. CHOI IS ON A MISSION TO FIGURE OUT WHAT HAPPENED DURING A STABBING AT HIS APARTMENT COMPLEX - MICHEL GILL GUEST STARS - After a neighbor is stabbed, Dr. Choi (Brian Tee) enlists the help of April (Yaya DaCosta) to figure out who is the real cause of the incident. Dr. Bekker (Norma Kuhling) and Dr. Rhodes (Colin Donnell) expertise is put to the test when Noah (guest star Roland Buck III) misdiagnoses a patient. Dr. Charles (Oliver Platt) is put in an uncomfortable position when Dr. Reese’s (Rachel DiPillo) estranged father (guest star Michel Gill) comes to him as a patient without her knowledge. Meanwhile, Dr. Manning (Torrey DeVitto) rushes to save a baby with whooping cough. S. Epatha Merkerson, Marlyne Barrett and Nick Gehlfuss also star. Jesse Lee Soffer, Ato Essandoh, Roland Buck III and Eddie Jemison guest star. 

The three main cases this week, assuming that Natalie’s isn’t as important since it’s at the end of the description and that’s a pretty common pattern with the press releases, are all pairs of characters. Which means there are a minimum of three ways this title could play into the episode.

We have the most obvious which would be Sarah and her Dad. Dr. Charles sees a lot of the paranoia and anxiety that Sarah has in her dad. Which could be really interesting. I mean I’m already excited for this storyline but this is the least exciting way to take a foile a deux.

The second way could be having to do with Connor and Ava both believing Noah is wrong. Maybe they are actually the ones who are wrong and have this shared delusion, and something happens to their patient as a result of this. 

My personal favorite option is that it has something to do with Choi and April’s case. The most common thread of conversation that I’ve heard of a foile a deux is with regards to crime. There have been famous cases like the Papin Sisters who killed their employers, and the Ericsson sisters who ran into oncoming traffic but were both fine. These cases deal a lot with the idea of a domineering presence of one member of the pair controlling the other. I don’t know how this might contribute to a stabbing, but I think it’d be the most fascinating. Also I’m imagining Ethan as the Hardy Boys and April as Nancy Drew getting to the bottom of this mystery.

Anyway, tell me what you think the title means, if it means anything.