#Saint Ulrich

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Foundation Ulrich be upon ye.

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Camille Chifflot by Ulrich Knoblauch for Noisé Magazine April24

[the-spirit-of-yore]

Donjon du château Saint-Ulrich, Alsace, France

[cordsfortfrontier]

Inbox Trick or Treat event

I am making an official announcement of this, feel free to send ToT message!

We will be most likely doing Treats!!

Code Lyoko and Rain World people are welcome

If i know you, i will draw what you are most known for, but if i don't, i will draw whatever your page vibe comes to my mind

This might result in me giving a Code Lyoko people a Rain World art and vice versa

We will not be drawing characters from any other fandom if you are known by a different fandom, sorry

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Dave Mustaine looking at Lars Ulrich after breaking Phil Sandoval’s leg circa 1980s (colourised):

[beaufadi]

Chillout Downtempo Sessions #2

Escape into Serenity 🌄 Get ready to unwind and elevate your mood with Chillout Downtempo Sessions #2! 🌅 This playlist is your perfect companion for relaxation, introspection, or simply soaking in the calm moments of life. ✨ Featuring artists like Tycho, The Chemical Brothers, Saint Etienne, and Boards of Canada, this playlist blends iconic sounds with hidden gems. Let tracks…

[lord-here-i-am]

Hl. Ulrich von Kaisheim

Gefeiert Am 11. März

Hl. Ulrich Abt in Kaisheim † 11. März 1165 in Kaisheim in Bayern

Ulrich von Kaisheim, Zisterziensermönch im elsässischen  Kloster Groß-Lützel, zog sich 1135 mit einer Mönchsschar nach Kaisheim  bei Donauwörth, um das von dem Grafen Heinrich von Lechsgemünd  gegründete Kloster zu besiedeln. Ulrich leitete als Abt das Kloster bis  zu seinem Tod am 11. März 1165.

[huntermoebius]

It also makes us long for seasons one and (to an extent) two, when they were, to varying degrees, more forward with their feelings toward each other...

I still kinda wonder if a certain network wasn't somehow involved...

“Just friends at that’s all?” “Yep”

“Oh, and what did you said?” “I said okay, fantastic”

“Okay fantastic? What’s the matter with you guys? I’ll never understand you two”

[ropebuny]

could you please post a list of kinky movies???

other than Secretary cause I already know that one haha

I actually haven’t seen that one yet ! it’s been on my watchlist for forever, I need to get around to watching it. and I haven’t actually seen many kinky or erotic movies unfortunately, so pls ignore how bad this list is but. I did my best ok. also pls keep in mind I haven’t seen every single one of these listed movies yet but I added them because their descriptions seemed to fit in here

bloodsisters: leather, dykes, and sadomasochism (1995) dir. michelle handelmann

videodrome (1983) dir. david cronenberg

crash (1996) dir. david cronenberg

from beyond (1986) dir. stuart gordon

good boy (original title: meg, deg & frank) (2022) dir. viljar bøe

belle de jour (1967) dir. luis buñuel

blue velvet (1986) dir. david lynch

the night porter (1974) dir. liliana cavani

venus in fur (2013) dir. roman polanski (🤢🤢🤢🤢)

venus in furs (1969) dir. massimo dallamano

sleeping beauty (2011) dir. julia leigh

the slave (1969) dir. pasquale festa campanile

liza (1972) dir. marco ferreri

the laughing woman (1969) dir. piero schivazappa

the forbidden photos of a lady above suspicion (1970) dir. luciano ercoli

the punishment (1973) dir. pierre-alain jolivet

successive slidings of pleasure (1974) dir. alain robbe-grillet

the story of o (1975) dir. just jaeckin

crimes of passion (1984) dir. ken russell

tightrope (1984) dir. richard tuggle

seduction: the cruel woman (1975) dir. elfi mikesch, monika treut

tie me up! tie me down! (1989) dir. pedro almodóvar

female misbehavior (1992) dir. monika treut

bitter moon (1992) dir. roman polanski (🤢🤢🤢🤢)

basic instinct (1992) dir. paul verhoeven

bound (1996) dir. lilly & lana wachowski

strictly speaking (1998) dir. kirk demorest

tops & bottoms (1999) dir. christine richey

first love (2004) dir. matteo garrone

s&m judge (2009) dir. erik lamens

be my slave (2012) dir. tōru kamei

kink (2013) dir. christina alexandra voros

wetlands (2013) dir. david wnendt

folsom forever (2014) dir. mark jensen

mr. leather (2019) dir. daniel nolasco

saint-narcisse (2020) dir. bruce labruce

divinely evil (2020) dir. gustavo vinagre

I cut your flesh (2020) dir. samhel

the pleasure of rope (2015) dir. bob bentley

fetishes (1996) dir. nick broomfield

venus in furs (1995) dir. maartje seyferth, victor nieuwenhuijs

new love in tokyo (1994) dir. banmei takahashi

the bedroom (1992) dir. hisayasu satō

beyond vanilla (2001) dir. claes lilja

the piano teacher (2001) dir. michael haneke

salon kitty (1976) dir. tinto brass

the duke of burgundy (2014) dir. peter strickland

pvt chat (2020) dir. ben hozie

in the basement (2014) dir. ulrich seidl

leap year (2010) dir. michael rowe

fruits of passion (1981) dir. shūji terayama

o fantasma (2000) dir. joão pedro rodrigues

a snake of june (2002) dir. shinya tsukamoto

islands (2017) dir. yann gonzalez

querelle (1982) dir. rainer werner fassbinder

sex, lies, religion (1994) dir. annette kennerley

love (2015) dir. gaspar noé

moonlight whispers (1999) dir. akihiko shiota

cruising (1980) dir. william friedkin

trans-europ-express (1966) dir. alain robbe-grillet

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my sister and i did acid and created an entire fictional war with a bunch of musicians but they’re all rabbits. and basically there’s the friendly rabbits vs the evil rabbits and the friendly rabbits are led by their patron saint, jimi hendrix and the evil rabbits are led by eric clapton. and the rankings go like

friendly rabbits:

- chosen one: serj tankian (daron malakian is his messenger)

- military leader: lemmy (w/ vic rattlehead as 2nd in command)

- bob dylan (minister of propaganda)

- nick mason (prime minister)

evil rabbits:

- chosen one: jimmy page (robert plant as his messenger)

- military leader: lars ulrich’s lazy ass (w/ the fuckin disturbed mascot as 2nd in command)

- steve o (minister of propaganda)

- jon bon jovi (prime minister)

and a really essential thing about the war is symmetry, so every friendly rabbit has an evil counterpart. for example:

joey ramone vs billie joe armstrong (punk rabbits)

paul vs john (mclennon rabbits)

john frusciante vs flea (rchp rabbits)

and the friendly rabbits live in the lab from the korn music video while the evil rabbits live in the black hole sun music video.

and there’s over 200 names in this war and they’ve all been assigned a role (ie. army, navy, air force, medical, weapons testing) and some of them have even won medals of honour for their work. and each role was chosen very specifically and has an in-depth explanation

also keith richards is the neutral force watching down on everyone but he’s not a rabbit he’s just keith.

this is also only like 1/8th of the lore. i have so many notes and spreadsheets dedicated to this like i genuinely don’t think i’ve ever put this much effort into anything. and this might be a sign that i finally lost it lmaooo

comment to find out if your pookie is evil or friendly rabbit

[lemondedelamode]

Camille Chifflot by Ulrich Knoblauch for Noisé Magazine April24

[the-spirit-of-yore]

Chapelle Saint-Ulrich, Avolsheim, Alsace, France

[whencyclopedia]

Grossmunster

Grossmünster (“large cathedral” in German) is a Romanesque ex-cathedral situated in the heart of Zürich, Switzerland, which was built over the course of the 11th and 13th centuries CE. According to legend, the Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne founded Grossmünster around c. 810 CE to house the bones and relics of the early Christian martyrs St. Felix, St. Regula, and St. Exuperantius who were believed to have fled to Zürich and died in city during the 3rd century CE. Grossmünster is Zürich's most recognizable and famous landmark by virtue of its iconic twin towers, and it retains a place of prominence in Protestant Christianity due to its role in the Protestant Swiss Reformation, which began at the direction of Ulrich Zwingli in 1519-1520 CE. Along with Fraumunster, Predigerkirche, and St. Peterskirche, Grossmünster is one of the oldest and largest churches in Zürich. Its triple-aisled crypt is also the largest in Switzerland.

Legends & Medieval History

Legend has it that the patron saints of Zürich - Felix, Regula, and their servant Exuperantius - were once members of the Christian Thebaic Legion, which had its base in what is now the Swiss canton of Valais. Due to the intense persecution of Christians by Roman authorities in the region, Felix, Regula, and Exuperantius fled to Zürich at some point in the late 3rd century CE. When Roman authorities in Zürich discovered their Christian beliefs, the Roman governor of Turicum - Roman Zürich - forced the three Christians to be boiled in oil and drink molten lead. Soon thereafter, he ordered the three Christians beheaded. Folklore has it that after their executions, Felix, Regula, and Exuperantius calmly picked up their severed heads and walked 40 paces - or about 27 m (30 yards) - to the place where they wished to find eternal rest and ascend to heaven. About 500 years later, Charlemagne (r. 800-814 CE) came to Zürich in pursuit of a large stag that he had seen while out hunting around Aachen, Germany. Upon arrival in Zürich, Charlemagne's horse stumbled over the graves of the three saints, and it was there that Charlemagne ordered the construction of a new church along the Limmat River: the Grossmünster Cathedral.

The basilica of Grossmünster was constructed in six stages from c. 1090-1230 CE and was erected over a 9th-century CE Carolingian building of similar dimensions. Architects made periodic renovations and structural alterations to Grossmünster in later centuries; most notably, increasing the cathedral's southern tower to match the height of the northern tower in the late 15th century CE. Grossmünster's organization and activities were overseen by the bishopric of Konstanz, Germany until the advent of the Reformation in the 16th century CE, and Grossmünster was both part of a secular canon's monastery and a parish church until that time too.

During the Middle Ages, Grossmünster's fortunes were intricately connected to those of Fraumünster, which was the nearby Benedictine convent located only 180 m (551 ft) across the Limmat River. These two churches stood facing from one another, dominating Zürich's skyline as the two largest structures in the city and as pillars of the influence and power of the Catholic Church in northern Switzerland. The two churches were, however, in perpetual rivalry with one another for control over the relics of St. Felix, St. Regula, and St. Exuperantius. The two churches shared and publically showcased these relics in an elaborate urban procession held annually on September 11th. (That day is the feast day of the three saints; this day is still celebrated as a holiday in the city of Zürich.) Zürich emerged as an important pilgrimage center by the late Middle Ages as the faithful visited the relics of the three saints while en route to other pilgrimage centers like Santiago de Compostela in Spain, the Vatican in Rome, Italy, and the Benedictine Abbey in Einsiedeln, Switzerland, which lies only 40 km (25 miles) to Zürich's southeast.

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Ribeauvillé

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Ribeauvillé est une commune française située dans le département du Haut-Rhin, en région Grand Est. Elle fait partie de la collectivité européenne d’Alsace et est située à environ 17 km de Colmar. Avec une population de 4 682 habitants (au 1er janvier 2021), Ribeauvillé est considérée comme une petite ville.

Histoire et patrimoine

Ribeauvillé a une histoire riche et variée, remontant au IXe siècle avec la présence d’un domaine agricole nommé Ratbaldsvilare. Au Moyen Âge, le village est mentionné comme un centre de production de vins et de bières. Les bâtiments historiques du village, notamment les maisons à colombages, datent du XVIe au XVIIIe siècle.

Tourisme et activités Ribeauvillé est un village touristique important, proposant de nombreuses activités et attractions :

Visites de caves et de domaines viticoles, tels que le domaine Louis Sipp et le domaine Agapé, pour découvrir les vins d’Alsace. Promenades à pied ou à vélo dans le village et ses environs, pour admirer les maisons à colombages et les vignobles. Châteaux de Ribeauvillé : deux des trois châteaux, Saint Ulrich et Girsberg, sont accessibles et proposent des visites guidées. Marché de Noël : chaque année, le village accueille un marché de Noël unique, avec animations, dégustations de vins et de produits locaux. Espace Balnéo : un centre de bien-être proposant des bassins intérieurs, un sauna et un hammam. Accès et hébergement Ribeauvillé est accessible par la route, à environ 17 km de Colmar. Il existe des parkings en bordure du centre-ville, payants pour les plus proches mais gratuits pour les plus éloignés. L’Office du tourisme est situé au 1, Grand-Rue.

Pour votre hébergement, vous trouverez des hôtels, des gîtes et des chambres d’hôtes dans le village ou dans les environs. Vous pouvez également réserver un séjour à la fois au centre de bien-être Espace Balnéo et au casino Barrière Ribeauvillé.

Culinaire Ribeauvillé est connu pour ses spécialités gastronomiques alsaciennes, notamment le kougelhopf, le pfifferdaj et les vins d’Alsace. Vous pouvez déguster ces spécialités dans les restaurants du village ou les caves viticoles.

(EN)

Ribeauvillé is a French commune located in the Haut-Rhin department, in the Grand Est region. It is part of the European collectivity of Alsace and is located approximately 17 km from Colmar. With a population of 4,682 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2021), Ribeauvillé is considered a small town.

History and heritage Ribeauvillé has a rich and varied history, dating back to the 9th century with the presence of an agricultural estate named Ratbaldsvilare. In the Middle Ages, the village is mentioned as a center of wine and beer production. The historic buildings of the village, including half-timbered houses, date from the 16th to the 18th century.

Tourism and activities Ribeauvillé is an important tourist village, offering many activities and attractions:

Visits to wine cellars and wine estates, such as the Louis Sipp estate and the Agapé estate, to discover the wines of Alsace. Walks or bike rides in the village and its surroundings, to admire the half-timbered houses and vineyards. Ribeauvillé Castles: two of the three castles, Saint Ulrich and Girsberg, are accessible and offer guided tours. Christmas Market: every year, the village hosts a unique Christmas market, with entertainment, wine tastings and local products. Espace Balnéo: a wellness center offering indoor pools, a sauna and a hammam. Access and accommodation Ribeauvillé is accessible by road, approximately 17 km from Colmar. There are car parks on the edge of the city center, paying for the closest but free for the furthest. The Tourist Office is located at 1, Grand-Rue.

For your accommodation, you will find hotels, gîtes and guest houses in the village or in the surrounding area. You can also book a stay at both the Espace Balnéo wellness center and the Barrière Ribeauvillé casino.

Culinary Ribeauvillé is known for its Alsatian gastronomic specialties, including kougelhopf, pfifferdaj and Alsace wines. You can taste these specialties in the village restaurants or wine cellars.

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