#daniel krause

[kaijuposting]

Since we're still lacking Hermann and Newt's bios, I try to look at Guillermo del Toro's other work for ideas of what he might have had in mind for them - because if the man really likes an idea, he'll inevitably revisit it.

Today I took a quick gander into the Trollhunters novel (written by Guillermo del Toro and Daniel Kraus) and saw this little bit that I think Hermann Gottlieb enjoyers might like:

She came from across the pond. Oh, I forgot to mention that. Claire Fontaine came from the UK. That’s right—the girl had an accent. I think you’re starting to get the picture here.

All I can say is that Europeans must be way ahead of us in math. That’s the only explanation for the way Claire tore apart equations. You could see the chalk crumbling to dust in her fist. When she was done—it never failed—she slammed a period on the end of the equation like she was finishing a sentence.

“Punctuation remains unnecessary,” Pinkton said. “But nice job, Claire.”

She exhaled like she’d just pinned an opponent. As she took up the eraser and wiped the board clean, Pinkton wrote a new line of gibberish and began surveying the class for the next casualty.

[popentertainment-concertphotos]

Baby Fisher – Mercury Lounge – New York, NY – June 14, 2023

Photos by Daniel Krause © 2023

[911bts]

cast | Angela with Daniel Roebuck and Peter with Christopher Livingston from filming 7x03

[lavoixhumaine]

there is so much going on in this photo and i am riveted. the look on Athena’s face. Bobby’s hyper vigilant look that would make Mad-Eye Moody proud. Julian taking a dramatic break to do Shakespeare in the Park. Norman trying to think of ten synonyms for strumpet. The captive Lola, said strumpet, wishing she had quelled her strumpety urges with rope wrapped around one palm.

it’s art, is what i’m saying.

[brokehorrorfan]

Celebrate 40 years of Brainscan with Fright-Rags' design by Ralf Krause. T-shirts are available today only for $25 and will ship the week of August 23.

[kj7895]

There are several episodes of 911 and Station 19 I keep going back to. Both shows can get very serious but Station 19 is more heavier in tone than 911 as it is more outlandish and unserious. I praise both shows for being authentically true to their audiences and characters and allowing them to fully be fleshed out, complex, nuanced characters that I love. From Hen, Buck, Bobby, Athena, Maddie, Eddie, to Vic, Andy, Carina, Maya, Jack, Travis, Dean, these characters have been through it all and still, they are the most beautiful, unique and most memorable characters I have seen in years. I thank Oliver, Angela, Peter, Kenneth, Ryan, Aisha, Stefania, Danielle,Jaina , Jay, Barrett, Grey for bringing these characters to life.

[911whatsyourgratitude]

Who cares ;) hehe I joke—obviously! Such a fun episode, loved seeing Bobby being so resourceful, that whole moment with the make-shift harness and Norman on the pool table was hella stressful but hella good 👏🏻

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[ruleof3bobby]

SKIN (2018) Grade: C+

Started off really good and grabs ur attention, had a good cast of supporting characters. Lost some steam in the 3rd act. Interesting plot for a film based off a true story.

[krautjunker]

Krause Glucke eingeweckt

Rezeptvorstellung von Daniel Schoch Eine recht alte Kindheitserinnerung lässt mich daran denken, wie ich bei meiner Oma in einem kleinen pfälzer Dorf in der Waldstraße übernachten durfte. Ich erwachte eines Sonntagmorgens unter der dicken Daunendecke in einem Bett, indem schon meine Mutter in Ihrer Kindheit geschlafen hatte, und Sonnenstrahlen fielen durch die Ritzen der alten Holzläden. Ich…

[commoneater]

The Dreams of Nebuchadnezzar

The Dreams of Nebuchadnezzar is my second Fringe (click for show times) review. The show is written by Jesse Krause and features him, along with the Riel Gentlemen’s Choir, and Sara Clefstad. The show is based on the book of Daniel chapters 1-7. If you have the time, I would encourage a read through of these chapters before taking in the show. Stage for The Dreams of Nebuchadnezzar. I was…

[critfumbled]

Remembering Dismembrance: A Critical Compendium - Daniel Takeshi Krause

This is one of my favourite books a strange meta-fictional adventure, written as an essay on a fictional piece of work known as Dismembrance. Now that description sold me on the book straight away, that and the title, the titular Dismembrance is described quite vaguely in-universe, but it seems to me as if it is a novel that can be re-written at will by the general audience, a unique and interesting concept in and of itself, with segments coming from peoples memories, as such this book garnered a lot of critical literary study. Remembering Dismembrance frames itself as a compendium of all of these such literary analyses (all of which being fictional and written by Krause remember). This book is about memory, how it can change and develop over time, how our memories can never be perfect, and how we perceive the memories themselves. It is also about how we come together to analyse and understand the world around us. How community shapes us, and how it can shape our view of the world around us.

[differenthead]

Volume 239

Listen to Different Head, Vol. 239: "Nouvelles Observations" (Jan. 21, 2023) byDifferent Head on hearthis.at

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0:00:00 — "Dawna" by Morphine (1993)

0:00:42 — "Short Life of Barbara Monk" by The Ran Blake Quartet (1987)

0:08:06 — "Street Tattoo" (Edit) by Bohren & Der Club of Gore (2000)

0:11:10 — DJ

0:15:38 — "Street Tattoo" (Edit) by Bohren & Der Club of Gore (2000)

0:17:28 — "In a Crystal Cave" (Edit) by Annie Locke (1985)

0:23:39 — "Crystal Blossoms" by Stephen Rhodes (1992)

0:33:06 — "Good Places" by Beaver & Krause (1971)

0:36:38 — "Sunset Afternoon" by Charlie Haden (1994)

0:39:56 — DJ

0:42:42 — "Riss" by Karl Seglem (1994)

0:44:42 — "Aalloilla II" by RinneRadio (1994)

0:46:36 — "Nouvelles Observations" by Benjamin Lew & Steven Brown (1985)

0:50:38 — "The Secret Place" by Brian Eno with Daniel Lanois & Roger Eno (1983)

0:53:41 — "The Velvet Horizon" by Paul Schutze (1992)

0:59:39 — "Ravinia/Vancouver" (Edit) by Jon Hassell (1987)

1:03:02 — DJ

1:07:14 — "Trois Matins" by Masahide Sakuma (1987)

1:11:16 — "Milltown" (Edit) by Miguel Herrero (1986)

1:12:36 — "Nocturne" by Oscilation Circuit (1984)

1:18:50 — "Prati Bagnati Del Monte Analogo" by Francesco Messina (1979)

1:38:04 — DJ

1:41:27 — "Prati Bagnati Del Monte Analogo" by Francesco Messina (1979)

1:42:07 — "Purple Rose Good-Bye" by Asami Kado (1987)

1:46:36 — "A Garden of Peace" by Lonnie Liston Smith (1983)

1:49:42 — "Procissão Em Beiriz" by Miguel Braga (1990)

[popentertainment-concertphotos]

Royal and the Serpent & Baby Fisher – Atlantic Records – New York, NY – May 23, 2023

Two of Atlantic Record’s most exciting artists – Royal & the Serpent and Baby Fisher – performed this week at Atlantic Records’ midtown NYC office. Our photographer Daniel Krause was there to check them out.

Photos by Daniel Krause © 2023. All rights reserved.

[911bts]

behind the scenes | from filming 7x03

[lavoixhumaine]

i am having a very hard time accepting that i am supposed to be understanding about the fact that someone who holds that much authority and a loaded weapon can go around doing things like that…that because they are in a highly emotional state, steeped in grief and soul-crushing heartbreak, that somehow makes their actions okay.

it doesn’t. in fact, it’s in those moments i would pray to god that people who own weapons would have better control of their emotional responses and how they react in the most unimaginable circumstances. they didn’t pull the trigger sure, but wasn’t it the same character who also said that even just the act of pulling a weapon on someone is a crime and therefore, wrong?

this isn’t something i am putting out for debate. i am processing this information and i am trying to find my way back to a place where i can make sense of this.

addendum: i almost missed the irony of the fact that the same woman who instigated the conversation about the harm of simply pointing a weapon at someone...was Lola Petersen from the cruise and in both episodes, our main character's opinion of this character and their actions on that day was pretty fucking clear.

[salemoleander]

solving counting sheep webweave

MCYTblr AU Fest Summer 2023 // sources under readmore

Created as a treat for the absolutely stunning fic by @theminecraftbee!

What is a webweave? Previous art: Third Life | Void Falling | Attempt 33 | Martyn | Limited Life | Nightingale Chapter 1 | Chapter 2 | singing songs to the secrets behind my eye | A Hundred Things We Had Not Dreamed Of

Pt. 1: The Specialist’s Hat, Stranger Things Happen p.63  / Kelly Link ◆ Requiem Angel / Daniele Valeriani via @satanasaeternus ◆ Maschera Venetian Joker Mask / Atelier Marega Mask ◆ Macbeth 1.5.57-61 / Shakespeare ◆ Watch / Carol Milne ◆ Excerpt from Salt Is For Curing / Sonia Vatomsky via @geryone ◆ Carved Damascus Steel Bird Knife / Robert Mayo ◆ Excerpt from STOP ME IF YOU’VE HEARD THIS ONE BEFORE, Calling a Wolf a Wolf / Kaveh Akbar ◆ off to finish it at the source / @catcrumb ◆ Excerpt from The War of Vaslav Nijinsky / Frank Bidart ◆ Having a cat is great tweet / @premeesaurus ◆ Secrete / Kate MccGwire via @snailspng

Pt. 2: I am asking you to endure it. / @intactics (Deactivated 12.31.21) ◆ Hi! You have great eyes / @illness (Deactivated 3.25.18) ◆ Taste for Independence Cat / @alisonzai ◆ Support Mental Health pin / @snailspng ◆ A Barn at Kronetorp, Skåne / Gustaf Rydberg ◆ Living: There is a period when it is clear... / Jenny Holzer via @funeral ◆ Neighborhood Plague, Fjords I / Zachary Schomburg ◆ Ugly, Bitter, and True / Suzanne Rivecca ◆ It just keeps happening / @mothcub ◆ Shepherd with Flock of Sheep / Anton Mauve ◆ No Longer Evil cat / @b0nkcreat ◆ Excerpt from All Our Futures / Jody Chan via @geryone ◆ Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stitch / Carol Milne via @knithacker ◆ Deep Dark Fear (9.29.2013) / Fran Krause @deep-dark-fears

Pt. 3: Read more pop-up / @screenshotsofdespair ◆ Combination of Painter Javier Palacios and Enoch 18:14 /  @mountainqoats ◆ Wandering Albatross ◆ Diomedes ◆ Forgive dead players: OFF / @screenshotsofdespair ◆ Inktober52 Angel / @lastmousequeen-blog ◆ The Heavenly Host / Violet Oakley ◆ Excerpt from No Rush / Todd Dillard ◆ I will not go gentle magnets / @carpethedamndiem ◆ Excerpt from cain / José Saramago via @ilumark (Deactivated 2.5.22) ◆ Excerpt from Salt Is For Curing / Sonya Vatomsky via @geryone ◆ Purple / @ungfio via @sosuperawesome ◆ Excerpt from Lessons on Expulsion / Erika Sánchez via @geryone ◆ The Practical Companion to the Work-Table, Containing Directions for Knitting, Netting, & Crochet Work / Elizabeth Jackson via @knittinghistory

Pt. 4: Excerpt from A Ghost is a Memory / GennaRose Nethercott via @tolerateit ◆ What’s done is done / @thatsbelievable ◆ Excerpt from Ante body / Marwa Helal via @geryone ◆ Minor Resurrections / Elisa Gonzalez ◆ Mirror ◆ Coming back / @ungfio ◆ Candlestick ◆ Flame