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[spilladabalia]

Bran Van 3000 - Drinking In L.A.

[kutyozh]

list of artists that sing in nynorsk and/or their dialect from the vk group @/vestlandet (nynoreg)

— nynorsk

artists that sing (almost) exclusively in nynorsk or in nynorsk and their dialect

• metal

aasen — oslo

blodsmak — drammen, buskerud

drittmaskin— bergen, hordaland

liksminke — sandnes, rogaland

rammsund — oslo

staal — oslo

storm — oslo. the band has only one album: "nordavind" (1995)

• rock

bergtatt — risør, aust-agder

gåte — sør-trøndelag

h.s.d.— odda/skare, hordaland

olav stedje — sogndal, sogn og fjordane

• folk

audithor —

daniel sanden-warg— valle, agder

dei nye kapellanane — oslo?

eldrim —

hallvard t. bjørgum— valle, agder

oddvar torsheim — bergen, hordaland

olav flatastøyl—

sigurd brokke — valle, agder

sol i skuggeskog —

stanley jacobsen — sveio, sunnhordland

wardruna — bergen, hordaland

ivar bjørnson & einar selvik — bergen, hordaland

— dialect

artists that sing (almost) exclusively in their dialect 

• metal

myrkgrav — ringerike, buskerud

nifrost — jølster, sogn og fjordane

windir — sogndal, sogn og fjordane

cor scorpii — sogndal, sogn og fjordane

vreid — sogndal, sogn og fjordane

• rock

baksi'a — harpefoss, oppland

beist — orkdal, trøndelag

daniel kvammen— geilo, buskerud

d.d.e.— namsos, trøndelag

fjorden baby!— loddefjord, bergen, hordaland

hellbillies— ål, buskerud

jon olav—

leidulf hafsmo & håvard kvarvings orkester — trondheim, trøndelag

mods — stavanger, rogaland

leif & kompisane— stavanger, rogaland

nøkken — bergen, hordaland

publiners — brønnøysund, nordland

rotlaus — ørsta, møre og romsdal

senjahopen — senjahopen, troms

skambankt — klepp, rogaland

sunnmøre baarelag — ørsta, møre og romsdal

terje tysland — namsos, trøndelag

vømmøl spellmannslag— verdal, trøndelag

arbeidslaget hass k. vømmølbakken— verdal, trøndelag

hans rotmo— verdal, trøndelag

åge aleksandersen — namsos, trøndelag

åsmund åmli band — valle, agder

• folk

agnes buen garnås— bø, telemark

askøystrilane — askøy, hordaland

aslak høgetveit — telemark (?)

bergen mandolinband — bergen, hordaland

boknakaran — tromsø, troms

bukkene bruse — oslo

arve moen bergset — sandnessjøen, nordland

camilla granlien— elverum, hedmark

e-76 — vinje, telemark

eivind bjørke—

magnhild aaker gundersen—

fjøllmannjentun — telemark

folkemusikk frå møre og romsdal—

gitarkameratene —

halvdan sivertsen— bodø, nordland

hallingdal kraftlag — hallingdal, buskerud

harald foss —

inger marie lien rust—

ivar medaas — alversund, hordaland

johannes kleppevik — sotra, hordaland

ausekarane — bergen, hordaland

jon anders halvorsen— lunde, telemark

kristian p. åsmundstad —

liv tanche-larsen — sandnes, rogaland

lothepus— odda, hordaland

odd nordstoga — vinje, telemark

ola måsafinn — voss, hordaland

ole ivars— hamar, hedmark

reidar svare med svermere—

rett vest — karmøy, rogaland

salhuskvintetten — salhus, bergen, hordaland

vinskvetten — salhus, bergen, hordaland

sondre bratland— vinje, telemark

spyttmyra tjuvjakt & spellemannslag— gullverket, akershus

staut — valdres, oppland

stein torleif bjella — ål, buskerud

talleiv røysland — lårdal, telemark

tiriltunga — telemark/buskerud (?)

torolf nordbø — finnøy, rogaland

tove karoline knutsen— senja, troms

trygve hoff— rognan, nordland

tønes — sokndal, rogaland

unni løvlid — hornindal, sogn og fjordane

vamp — haugesund, rogaland

verdal mannskor —

vind i gardhol— obrestad, rogaland

vindrosa —

3 busserulls — karmøy, rogaland

• hip-hop

balestrand badeklubb — balestrand, sogn og fjordane

bald bros

guddfaren

hagle

kjartan lauritzen — balestrand, sogn og fjordane

kompani 69—harstad, troms

lars vaular — bergen, hordaland

ogobor — dovre, oppland

dåm— dovre, oppland

rsp & thomax

shitrich

side brok — ørsta, møre og romsdal

sirkel sag — ørsta, møre og romsdal

skolekorps—

tuveia — dalsbygda, hedmark

yoguttene — bergen, hordaland

• misc

ane brun—

bjørn eidsvåg—

byting—

‎bømlingen band—

dag kajander—

gunslingers — tørvikbygd, hordaland. pop-country

joe bjørnars — vallset, hedmark. danseband

jon martin skauge — tørvikbygd/kvingo(?), hordaland

kari bremnes

ketil stokkan

knut anders sørum — østre toten

moddi—

sie gubba —

stein torleif bjella —

synne vo —

tove knutsen—

vassendgutane — møre og romsdal. danseband

zoo

— nynorsk/dialect + misc

artists whose discography is only partially nynorsk/dialectical (a significant part is in bokmål, english, etc)

• metal

glittertind («blåne for blåne» 2015)

kvelertak

lumsk («åsmund frægdegjevar» 2003, «troll» 2005)

nàttsòl— ålesund, møre og romsdal. альбом «stemning» (2010)

solefald («norrøn livskunst» 2010, «norrønasongen. kosmopolis nord» 2014)

sorgsvart

svadilfare

sylvaine— oslo. («eg er framand» 2024)

taake — bergen, hordaland

ulvhedner— sauda, rogaland

• rock

vazelina bilopphøggers

• folk

bare egil spellemannslag —bøler, oslo

børt-erik thoresen

erik bye

henning sommerro

kajsa balto

kirsten bråten berg

kong lavring

lillebjørn nilsen—

slogmåkane sjantikor— karmøy, rogaland

songleikr — københavn, danmark

valkyrien allstars —

vestlandsfanden—

• misc

den norske studentersangforening— oslo

gunstein draugedalen — kviteseid, telemark

kenneth sivertsen—

marianne beate kielland («veslemøy synsk» 2011, «grieg» 2014, «songs: olav kielland & arne dørumsgaard» 2017, «do you believe in heather?» 2019)

— groups of one song

songs in nynorsk/dialect of artists that generally don't sing in it + bloggers' music videos 

arcturus— raudt og svart

bergen raudt kor — el pueblo armado  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muode9ojuck 

brotsmannskvad  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noizzy1q3jc 

carina dahl & adrian jørgensen— despacito  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xojkkol (trøndersk)

dj krogh — knusarball  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oirpxougpq4  (a miley cyrus — wrecking ball parody)

ein drakefødd kjem  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdvrcuy1c8y  («the dragonborn comes» in nynorsk)

elisabeth vik — heiemo og nykkjen

ingrid wigernæs — gulljentutn våre  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jralnlrbuze 

isengard — i kamp med kvitekrist

kalandra— helvegen (wardruna cover)  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6by9cl24cw 

kalenda maya — iddan hermund  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpmmallje-i 

kati rán— blodbylgje

kling & de— fy faen så deiligt. karmøy, rogaland

hemne songlag — kan du høyre folket syng  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4upv-13arq  («do you hear the people sing» from the musical les miserables)

her er kvivsvegen  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfbk1ghkn1i . gangnam style in nynorsk.

njål sparbo — mellom bakkar og berg

nordmannen-rap  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbf_krvikvq 

sandnes ghetto — byen vår  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wajmlcvsf9c 

sandnes ghetto — min beste homie  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uc_ova91gba 

slepp deg laus  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ituo_fi-9c0  («let it go» in nynorsk)

suldal billag - me kjøre' buss  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgwa0lqdl9g 

hiiiiiii

i already told you but again omg what a treasure. i hope to have more capacities for music exploring soon so i can go through all these amazing recs 🥺 thank you so much !! 🩵

[jacensolodjo]

The Alphabet of Inadequate Language

A is for Auschwitz, where more than a million were gassed and then burned into ash. The word that could speak for everything that follows. A is for ARBEIT MACHT FREI, the words on the gates of Auschwitz. WORK MAKES YOU FREE. Except that the phrase is untranslatable, like so much else. A is for Atrocity. A is for Armenian Genocide, words that are illegal to say aloud in Turkey. A is for Atom bomb. B is for Buchenwald, where my father and my uncle were imprisoned yet did not die. B is for Bergen-Belsen, where Anne Frank did die. B is for Belzec, where half a million were murdered. B is for Babyn Yar, the ravine and largest-known mass grave. B is for Birkenau, the “sister” to Auschwitz. C is for Concentration Camp. C is for Crematoria. C is for Collaboration. C is for Communism. C is for Churchill. C is for Cambodia. C is for Children. One and a half million murdered children. Also the Hidden Children, and the Child Survivors. D is for Dictator. D is for Dachau. D is for Death Camp. D is for Death’s Head Insignia. D is for Deutschland. D is for Denial.

E is for Eichmann. E is for Extermination. E is for Einsatzgruppen, mobile killing squads. E is for Ethnic Cleansing. E is for Euphemism. F is for Final Solution. F is for Führer. F is for Fatherland. F is for Forgetting, which both is and is not the opposite of Remembering. G is for Gestapo. G is for Gas Chamber. G is for Goering. G is for Germany. G is for Ghetto. G is for Genocide. H is for Holocaust. H is for Hitler. H is for Himmler. H is for Höss. H is for Homosexual. H is for Hutu. H is for Hiroshima. I is for Identity Card. I is for Immigrant. I is for Ideology. I is for I Don’t Know How to Go On like This but I Cannot Stop Because the Words Keep Coming. J is for Jew. J is for Jude. J is for Jehovah’s Witnesses. J is for JEDEM DAS SEINE, words on the gate of Buchenwald. TO EACH HIS DUE. K is for Kristallnacht. K is for Khmer Rouge and for Killing Fields. K is for Konzentrationslager. L is for Lager. L is for Lynching. L is for Liquidation. As in, the liquidation of the Warsaw Ghetto and the Lodz Ghetto and the Vilna Ghetto, where my mother and her parents were forced to live before they escaped to a hiding place in the Polish countryside. M is for Mengele. M is for Mauthausen. M is for Maidanek. M is for Murder, Memory, Massacre, Motherland. N is for Nuclear Bomb and Neutron Bomb. N is for Nagasaki. N is for Neighbors, the ones who hid Jews and the ones who denounced Jews or denounced other neighbors for hiding Jews. N is for Nuremberg. The place of the trials. The place of a nearly impossible quest for justice. N is for Nazi. O is for Oven. O is for Other. P is for Pogrom. P is for Prisoner. P is for Parade. P is for Ponary, the forest near Vilna where 100,000 Jews were executed. P is for Poland, once home to more than 2 million Jews. P is for Perished. Q is for Quarantine. Q is for Questions That Have No Answer. R is for Reich. R is for Roma, whose numberless dead have never fully been mourned. R is for Rwanda. R is for Romania, the birthplace of my father’s father and the citizenship that saved my father’s life. R is for Relocation. R is for Refugee. R is for Roosevelt. S is for SS, for Stormtrooper. S is for Shoah. S is for Sachsenhausen and for Sobibor. S is for Stalin and for Synagogue and for Soap. S is for Sola, the ash-filled river at the edges of Auschwitz. S is for Sonderkommando, the special detail of prisoners forced to work in the gas chambers and crematoria. S is for Selektion. S is for Stolpersteine and for Secrets. S is for Silence. T is for Treblinka. T is for Theresienstadt. T is for Tattoo. T is for Twins, whom Mengele chose for special experiments. T is for the Thousand-Year Reich, for Terror, Trauma, Tenacity. T is for Tutsi. U is for Uprising. U is for Underground. U is for Über Alles. U is for U-boat. U is for Undesirable. U is for Understatement. V is for Vichy. V is for Victory. V is for Victim. V is for Vanquished. V is for Vietnam, the name of a country. V is for Veteran.

W is for Warsaw. W is for Wehrmacht. W is for War, and War, and War. X is for X. For everything that cannot be expressed in words, for each and every name of the dead that may have been forgotten. X is for Xenophobia, fear of the stranger, the Other. Y is for Yiddish, the almost-lost language. Y is for You, the one reading this alphabet and all the ones yet to be born. Z is for Zyklon B, the gas used to murder millions of men, women, and children in Auschwitz.

Now go back to the beginning. See under: A.

Survivor Cafe by Elizabeth Rosner

[voodoorhythmrecords]

King Automatic on tour: 08/04/2023 Fribourg (CH) Fri-son Fest w/Beatman, urban jr, bogos etc 25/04/2023 Virovitica (HR) Horn Pub 27/04/2023 Craiova (RO) tba 28/04/2023 Bucharest (RO) tba 29/04/2023 Sofia (BG) Singles 30/04/2023 Plovdiv (BG) Bee Bop Café 02/05/2023 Laryssa (GR) Bar of Mylos 03/05/2023 Thessaloniki (GR) Rover bar 04/05/2023 Kumanovo (MK) Agora 05/05/2023 Niš (RS) Fuzz 06/05/2023 tba 07/05/2023 Belgrade (RS) KC Grad 20/05/2023 Roda de Barà (E) Munster Raving Loony Party 27/05/2023 Liège (B) Jazz à Liège 23/06/2023 Copenhagen (DK) tba 24/06/2023 Bergen (N) private 25/06/2023 Oslo (N) tba 30/06/2023 Bern (CH) Tschingelhellfestival Guttannen 01/07/2023 Lixing-lès-Rouhling (57) Lix'scène Festival 21/07/2023 Isny (D) Hello My Deer @king_automatic_ #kingautomatic https://www.instagram.com/p/CpcpEaajfIq/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[boldlymagnificentperson]

Libri: P. Maurensig, La variante di Lüneburg, Adelphi

Silvestra Sbarbaro recensisce il romanzo di Maurensig. ANCORA SUGLI SCACCHI Iniziai a leggere questo libro senza sapere niente, né dell’autore, né della trama, ma solamente in ricordo di una bella giornata trascorsa in quella città della Bassa Sassonia, dove sono stati ritrovati reperti risalenti all’Uomo di Neanderthal e nelle cui vicinanze si trovava il campo di concentramento di Bergen…

[lorenzlund]

'Dicke Eier' vom stundenlangen Arbeiten mit dem Laptop auf dem direkten Schoss des Mannes, dem bewusst aufregend für alle auch anderen Männer interessant gehalten Internet mit seinen immer sehr spannenden Inhalten (morning news & Erotik, Freunde finden und neu entdecken auf sozialen Netzwerken, neue Musiktrends) und ihrem morgendlichen Brötchen mit Rührei'. 'Wir spenden euch Wärme'. 'Erst Deine Spende ermöglicht Afrikas Zukunft!!' ('falsche Freunde') ('im Netz gefangen sein'). 'Selber, musste ich irgendwann feststellen, besaß ich wesentlich mehr falsche als wirkliche Freunde in jungen Jahren, die Zahl der falschen in auch meinem Leben überwog klar dabei die der auch anderen, immer schon!!' (Maximilian-Anton Raiter). 'Männer sind fürs Bus'in'ass, Är***e und Busen, wollen beständig in welchen sein, wir haben die Lösungen!!' (*eine Werbung für auch Handies). 'können und Nicht-Können'. 'Yes, we can'. 'And my Hart will go on!'' 'auf zwei Bretter(n) stehen'. der plötzliche sogar auch Sky-Unfall 'in den Bergen'. 'Einen schönen tag wünsche ich!' 'Sky-Fall' (der neue James Bond). Sky, engl. : (H)immel, dt.; starke Verwechslungsgefahr droht erneut mit sogar: der (P).....el. 'Im Auftrag ihrer '(i)m a(rs) Yes - Tat'. die exklusive Po-to-Sammlung des Internets des Po-to-Liebhabers oder Verehrers oder Greifers, engl. the Photographer. neue sick-Kühe-alls, das sogar frisch komponierte Mu-sic-al(l). tiny tuss' : G'rad erst 17!, die (zu) 'junge Tusse'. Am beständig sehr lautem Tinnitus-Geräusch im Ohr kann der Mann auch zur Gänze irgendwann ertauben. 'Siebzehn Jahr, blondes Haar. So stand ich vor ihr, im Originalschlagertext hieß das noch: sie vor mir. Damit kann es sich sogar um einen zweiten oder auch noch zusätzlichen Er gehandelt haben, der in dem Fall eindeutig und ganz unzweifelhaft falsch stand, so zumindest wird es in diesem Schlagertext angedeutet. Wie find' ich (jetzt bloss noch) zu ihr!!' (dt. Schlager der 70er)

[rocklandhistoryblog]

The HSRC and NW Bergen History Coalition Invite You to the 2023 History Luncheon

George Washington's Leadership

Prior to the Siege of Yorktown

Marching from New York to Victory, 19 Aug.–26 Sept. 1781

Presented by Dr. William Ferraro

When: Wednesday, November 1, 2023, 11 a.m. (lunch served at 12 noon)

Where: Ramsey Country Club, 105 Lakeside Drive, Ramsey, NJ

Price: $55 per person (cash bar)

Co-sponsored by the Historical Society of Rockland County and the Northwest Bergen History Coalition.

We are privileged to have William M. Ferraro, Research Associate Professor and Editor of The Papers of George Washington, University of Virginia, as our guest speaker.

Most recently, the Washington Study Group has been focused on the Yorktown campaign and British surrender during the Revolutionary War. Dr. Ferraro wrote to us: "Washington was at his best coordinating the logistics of teh march from teh New York Highlands, through New Jersey, and southward to Virginia. Your group will be hearing the freshest documentary scholarship on George Washington and this period of the Revolutionary War, and a good part of it takes place right in your area."

About the speaker: William M. Ferraro was born in Corning, New York, and grew up in South River, New Jersey. Before joining The Papers of George Washington at the University of Virginia in 2006, he worked as an editor at The Salman P. Chase Papers, Claremont Graduate School, Claremont, California, and The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale. Much of his independent research has evolved from his editing, and he has published scholarly articles and book chapter focused on Grant, Washington, James Monroe, and John and William Tecumseh Sherman. His numberous posts on nuances of Washington's correspondence and aspects of documentary editing can be found at washingtonpapers.org under the "Blog" tab.

Valet parking will be available.

TO PURCHASE LUNCHEON TICKETS ONLINE*, CLICK HERE:

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Tickets can also be purchased using a credit card by calling the Historical Society of Rockland County at (845) 634-9629 or by downloading the registration form at RocklandHistory.org and returning it with payment by Thursday, October 26, 2023, to:

U.S.R. Historical Society

245 Lake Street

Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458

Make checks payable to: U.S.R. Historical Society.

***

Tickets are “will call” only; your name will be on a list at the door. For additional information, contact Kay Yeomans, (201) 327-2236

Image: George Washington on horseback directing his troops.

[akiiitugumi]

【半年記事】

8/1 第一次自己拖著那麼重的行李去到離家八千多公里的地方

8/2 第一次一個人在國外叫Uber

8/3 第一次和剛認識的女生一起煮飯

8/4 挪威的寒冷和風雨、第一次自己去學校處理行政

8/5

8/30 第一次在挪威看影展

8/31 第一次在挪威看露天電影

9/2 第一次在挪威吃挪威菜

9/7-12 Bergen+挪威縮影（第一次離開Oslo旅行）

9/7 第一次坐夜車

9/8 到Bergen

9/9

9/10 Voss,跟外國人在青旅聊天

9/11 Norway in a nutshell

9/12 第一次在挪威進行小組討論

9/16-21 英國🇬🇧旅行

9/16 第一次一個人搭飛機離開挪威、第一次接近半夜還走在倫敦街頭

9/22第一次搭奧斯陸地鐵末班車、第一次參加卡拉ok之夜

9/23 第一次凌晨還和朋友走在奧斯陸街頭

9/26 第一次在國外過生日

9/30 在奧斯陸中秋烤肉

10/4 地鐵上被一個時尚老奶奶叫住，被稱讚了帆布袋還介紹我一些酷展覽和藝術家

10/8第一次嘗試去松恩湖看極光（晚上接近零度超級冷）沒看到極光但有很多星星

10/9第一次和日本女生們一起吃飯

10/10 第一次和香港鄰居煮飯

10/11 在vigelandsparken看紅葉🍁、晚餐韓式火鍋

10/12 去Skam平安夜的教堂、和舊書店的老闆聊天

10/15 飛往巴塞隆拿

10/15-17 巴塞

10/21 第一次坐夜巴（後座的阿嬤超雷）

10/18-21 馬德里

10/20 托雷多

10/24 夜巴+火車

10/25 從巴塞隆納機場櫃檯check in的時候承辦小哥對我說中文ㄏㄏ（因為他女朋友上台灣人）

10/28 半夜在松恩湖散步超級冷

10/29 去斯德哥爾摩、第一次住別人的宿舍

斯德哥爾摩小發現：帥哥好多、衣品超級好（都會穿大衣）、物價比奧便��多的、交通很乾淨

（以後如果有機會我會想在這個城市居住）

10/30 地鐵巡禮超空虛、又把傘弄丟（而且還錯過奧斯陸的雪again)

10/31 跟相機店的韓國瑞典混血老闆聊天、自己在斯德哥爾摩city walk、下大雨、還鑰匙的時候有聊天、學下西洋棋、在青旅被大家圍觀西洋棋並且和一個很愛道教的倫敦人聊天+下棋♟️

11/1 又把傘弄丟⋯、看到斯德哥爾摩下雪❄️、自己在斯德哥爾摩遊蕩、晚上第一次看到奧斯陸下雪

11/2 第一次走在雪雨當中（好啦或許以前在上海的時候有過）

11/4 和內向團約飯吃義大利麵🍝

11/5 和I N去咖、和去了I家（第一次去到挪威人的家

11/7 去學生宿舍酒吧聽團但偏廢

11/8 和I N E一起去玩（去了公園、市區、看到聖誕市集搭建和遊行）

11/9 玩解密遊戲（被路人小姊姊稱讚褲子，這是第二次了第一次是在碼頭邊被問項鍊哈哈）、把《進擊的巨人》動畫最後看完了（這幾天都在重看，從最終季

11/10 日本文學最後一堂課、第一次在圖書館借書

11/15 在飛丹麥的飛機上、丹麥國立美術館超厲害（哥本哈根根本藝術之都、北歐的驕傲）

11/16 哥本哈根暴風雨還超冷

11/17 和LJE一起去路易斯安那美術館、晚餐被義大利老闆請冰淇淋（他還一直送飛吻）

11/18 哥本哈根成功用晴天挽回我的心、走在介紹遇到L和他男友、和L坐在奶茶店聊天（他還請我半杯飲料）、晚上在青旅和喝醉的挪威人下西洋棋

11/19 自己一個搭飛機到巴黎、坐夜巴、一個好心的黑人阿嬤帶我找到地鐵（原本還很擔心她是不是壞人）

11/20 自己一個人逛巴黎（羅浮宮）、逛完以後買了春陽茶室（超級好喝）跟吃了可麗餅（非常厲害！！）、走路經過聖母院（旁邊就是塞納河）、去了聖徒禮拜堂以及巴黎古監獄、出來之後下雨了、走莎士比亞書店買帆布袋、晚上晃去中式餐廳打包

結論：巴黎好像也沒有想像中危險

11/21 一個人逛奧賽（歐洲最愛的美術館、逛了六小時配導覽超滿足）、晚上和他們會合看了點燈的巴黎鐵塔

11/22 蒙馬特晴天超美、羅丹

11/23 橘園略失望、畢卡索美術館沒太多作品、龐畢度沒逛完、晚上住一個女生的沙發（在去的公車上遇到怪阿伯

11/24 自己一個人一大早從巴黎郊區去戴高樂、機場人員好有趣看到我拿居留證就跟我you don’t need that Taiwan have passport to go to everywhere 、晚上在超市看到一個超級無敵帥的帥哥

11/25 和香港室友一起去買褲子跟逛聖誕市集、第一次看到極光（在宿舍煮飯煮到一半出去陽台就看到了！）、晚上去結冰的松恩湖看極光 超級大還有紅紫色的

11/26 在奧斯陸的小島上看到狐狸（超級有靈性⋯⋯）

11/27 Tromso D1、在飛機上就被粉色的天空和雪��嚇到）下飛機直接驚呼、粉色的世界和顏色異常美麗的海面、很快就天黑了（極夜）、吃了好吃餐廳、走北極大橋和一段很冷的山坡、晚上搭纜車上山+爬一點點雪山（🥵有個很像鳥居的桿子配上月光非常神聖）、人生最冷但也最美的一天

11/28 出發找鯨魚看到大片雪山（上面還有月亮），看到虎鯨群和座頭鯨（太奇妙了⋯⋯好想哭）、更冷了（-13度）

11/29 Tromso第三天看到湖、山、海、天空，一邊日出一邊日落的景色真的魔幻到不行、結冰的湖上吃好吃洋芋片和弄雪天使、後面的雪山和月亮和粉色月亮是我這輩子見過最美的景色、後來去到海邊、一望無際無比美麗（但好冷）、買了最北邊的飲料、有悠哉哉結果回程差點趕不上飛機（一路上如果有任何環節出差錯就完了

12/2 去I的小木屋、在結冰的湖上喝熱可可、煮韓式火鍋和🧋、晚上躺在-13度的湖上看星星（星星超級無敵多⋯⋯天空好大世界好大 超感動⋯）

12/6 一早終於交出期末報告、晚上搭飛機去克拉科夫、下雪❄️

12/7 早上錯過集中營的火車（幸好後來售票人員好心幫我們換導覽時間）、大雪中的集中營一場淒涼哀傷帶入感超級強、晚上去聖誕市集溜冰（來歐洲第一次⛸️！！我意外的很快就上手雖然溜的不快）

12/8 吃了超級厲害的早午餐（帕尼尼）、教堂和紡織會館很美（買了手套）、經過一家酷書店買了小小書、去看了一個��物館裡面��西概封面喔、晚上逛街

12/9 吃超級飽的早午餐、去了瓦維爾城堡（整區超級大），在遊客中心前面歐洲第一滑倒（P還說有個帥哥來關心我可惜我囧到無視了），教堂美到不行爬鐘樓也好有趣（是我目前最愛的歐洲教堂）、結束之後去看了當代（蠻酷的）、然後買下長羽絨跟雪靴

12/10 早上去辛德勒博物館、結束之後去紡織會館二樓看畫（意外的很厲害）、在很好吃的聖誕市集買了超巨肉串（但燒焦）、接著坐計程車（因為我們又錯過車^^）去維利奇卡鹽礦，裡面超級像魔戒的（最深有到130公尺喔！）、回市區吃了好吃義大利麵、晚上自己去逛聖誕市集和吃一間酷咖

12/11 早餐去酷店吃早午餐、今天都在猶太區晃、自己跑去另一家咖吃蛋糕、看了猶太隔離區的牆、晚上飛機延誤了兩個多小時、最後一次飛回奧斯陸

波蘭行結論：真的是寶藏城市（帥哥也不少ㄛ

12/12 錯過北一120年校慶了嗚嗚嗚、今天都沒出門 在宿舍煮飯洗衣

12/13 要離開奧斯陸前的最後一個禮拜和第一個禮拜一樣，生了場來勢洶洶的病、下午去Ingrid家做聖誕餅乾，還一起玩了牌（甚至是大老二、離別有點感傷，因為是最後一次了

12/17 最後一次去松恩湖、和香港鄰居一起溜冰（我有溜起來而且沒有滑倒ㄛ

12/18 和香港朋一起還冰鞋

12/19 昨天收行李收到早上才睡一小時、11:00要真正地離開奧斯陸了、到赫爾辛基！、晚上的時候見到林涵

12/20 為了行李來來回回幸好最後有成功、人生第一次搭臥鋪列車

12/21 聖誕老人村坐哈士奇雪橇（好玩！）但老人村本身很無聊

12/22 在羅瓦涅米市區逛

12/23 吃麥當勞（曾經的最北的）

12/24 淚灑維也納火車站

12/25 自己逛維也納、好冷

12/26 從維也納去布拉格，自己搭了Uber、在火車上根本大型路障、到青旅的時候發現住宿時間訂錯訂成一月差點嚇哭（幸好有換成功還免費、但德勒斯登的就要加錢）、布拉格第一天喝了一杯台幣100初的珍奶以及吃宮保雞丁

12/27 早上去郵政總局寄掉15公斤行李（過程超狼狽）、下午和J一起逛市區、聖誕市集肉串好吃、在查理大橋上巧遇在柏林工作的C一起走了一陣、晚餐吃豬肘

12/28 待到11.才退房、去了很廢的穆夏博物館、一個人坐車到德勒斯登

12/29 自己逛德勒斯登、在美術館遇到氣質帥哥、在聖誕市集被中國男路上搭話、晚上誤入聖母大教堂管風琴表演（有唱詩班）、吃了台灣料理還外帶便當跟珍奶好爽

12/30 5.起床搭車去柏林、第一次出去玩還煮飯洗衣、晚餐跟芬蘭行的X吃中式餐（第一次在國外認真吃合菜！）、第一次在國外失去網路還大迷路（最後跟路人借網路才成功回家⋯⋯

12/31 第一次跟跟認識的台灣人在柏林跨年（但好可怕）、夜不歸宿、又一次網路壞掉

1/1 第一次出去玩結果睡了幾乎一整天

1/2 猶太人博物館、舊國家美術館、和布拉格認識的女生C一起吃晚餐

1/3 和C約去愛樂但撲空、下午逛了恐怖地形圖、晚上和C吃韓式

1/4 一大早趕去中央車站搭車前往漢堡、又地鐵50分鐘才到宿舍、在火車站被怪男纏住強制幫忙嚇死、給鑰匙的女生陪我出門、去漢堡美術館看到很多厲害的畫

1/5 睡到V下午來才出門、去了港口邊和隧道覺得超級適合玩生存遊戲、晚餐吃了酷長堡（？

1/6 漢堡下大雪（很討厭的那種細雪）、中午後才出門、去了易北愛樂看風景（都是白茫茫一片，雪在跳舞！）（搭電梯上去那一段很像仿生世界？）、在路上亂晃風雪真的好大、去了二戰被炸毀過的教堂，搭很高的電梯（教堂在大學中好適合古代遺跡那種影戲？？）、晚餐和高中同學Y一起吃韓式料理（炸雞好吃）

1/7 從漢堡搭火車到阿姆斯特丹（雪地超級難拖）、火車擠到不行我甚至沒辦法去到我的座位（最後被塞到家庭包廂超尷尬）、出車站看到完美的日落（阿姆斯特丹是大晴天！！）、晚餐吃了港式燒臘

1/8 早上去了梵谷博物館、中間在市集晃但超冷（買了一杯不好喝的珍奶）、晚上去安妮之家（買了博物館卡貴死）

1/9 早上發現天氣超級好於是頂著冷風在市區拍照、又喝一杯珍奶才去國立博物館、看完出來後天氣依舊超級讚、吃了個熱狗堡、晚餐去吃歐姆蛋和小鬆餅、青旅來了兩個中國女生

1/10 臨時決定去羊角村因為今天天氣超級好、但坐火車的時候各種波折（第一趟搭一半被趕下車，後來要轉的車又被取消）、羊角村淡季沒什麼人然後運河都結冰了！、路上遇到的印度大叔請我和另一個台灣女生午餐和晚餐（後面一起玩）、晚餐吃泰���、一整天都好冷、晚上要回青旅的時候還發現渡船碼頭壞掉：）只好多走半個多小時

1/11 去了攝影博物館和朗伯特之家（都偏無聊）、天氣陰陰的而且沒有風大麻味很重、晚餐和昨天認識的台灣女生約荷蘭料理（店員超有趣哈哈哈）

1/12 從阿姆斯特丹坐火車到海牙、海牙乾淨多了、一開始電車還坐錯、下午吃了拉麵、晚餐吃泡麵

1/13 去看珍珠耳環少女（但博物館好小）、然後逛街、晚餐煮辛拉麵

1/14 鹿特丹一日遊、天氣好差沒去小孩提防

1/15 從海牙坐flixbus到布魯塞爾（車子晃到很想吐）、沿途荷蘭跟比利時都下大雪

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1/20 結束一個人獨旅和媽媽在法蘭克福會合、去到紐倫堡、晚上聽了歌劇但只聽一半

1/21 羅騰堡一日遊、爬城牆好好玩、廣場看到一隻肥貓

1/22 從紐倫堡坐火車到慕尼黑、去了慕尼黑王宮、晚上突然怪風+下雨、晚餐吃了超級好吃的豬肘！厲害了！！

1/23 去了新天鵝堡但天氣不大好

1/24 海德堡

1/25 科爾馬、晚餐吃了好吃法餐

1/26 在德法瑞邊境城市巴塞爾

1/27 蘇黎世快閃+去到因特拉肯再到住宿小鎮

1/28 今天上少女峰（歐洲最高！！！）

[bloominghope]

on devyn bergen...

truth hurts. 

being truthful entails a lot, but most of all, it calls for being vulnerable. it means releasing expectations, allowing for the authenticity of each being to shine through. you have to be prepared to expose every side, to allow every deep secret to bubble out and echo into a room, loud and clear. truth means baring yourself of inhibitions and the ultimate fear of what others might think. truth means unveiling who you really are — deep down below the layers and the fake smiles and the rehearsed responses. 

the truth about truth is that not many are willing to openly listen, even fewer are equipped to handle it.

and others... well, others don’t know how to enunciate it. how to echo it.

so we lie. you lie.

it starts with a moment of sheer petulance. tired and broken, you lie and say doutzen isn’t your mother. you don’t know the woman — or so you insist, over and over and over again, to the point where the teacher pulls you in and affirms she won’t allow for you to go home until the woman proves to be your mother. doutzen spent a good chunk of the year traveling, arranging to get to all the commitments the life of an entrepreneur demands, and sometimes, seeing you didn’t quite make it to the top three priorities of the day. my mother’s name is daphne — you go on, resolute and utterly indifferent to the concerned looks of those around you. in the end? doutzen leaves and daphne ( your aunt who watches over you, not your mother ) comes to the rescue.

the narrative is flipped, then. 

to whom it may concern, your mother’s name is daphne driegen.

culminating in yet another life-defining moment, the second lie comes years later, when you’re shy of fifteen years-old and find yourself in an identity crisis courtesy of the inquiries your roommates pose. you see, studying overseas was fun. attending the best schools in europe, in england specifically, and immersing yourself in a wholly different culture was nothing short of enjoyable. that is, until the murmurs begun and questions arose. where are you from? they would ask, and you would answer, straight-forward, simple as it was: the netherlands. the amused laughs always preceded the same query — no but like, where are you really from? and when you were patient enough to entertain them, tolerant enough to dismiss it as curiosity and go through the motions of it all, the ultimate sentence would boom, with intonations innocent enough to pose as harmless, how do you have the money to be here? your parents can’t possibly have wealth to give you all this, right?. out of exhaustion, and perhaps cunningly, you started making up the most ludicrous stories — your parents were drug lords, your father belonged to the mafia and operated within the black markets of the world... and people bought it. you were either feared or respected, left all alone or surrounded by fake friends requesting you all kinds of favors. 

it lasted all through your school years, enveloped you and accompanied you all throughout your formative years, the ones that were supposed to shape and define you; show you who the real ones were. needless to say you often couldn’t keep up with your lies, and those around you, grew tired of the nonsense that you were. 

without any real sense of identity, you couldn’t help yourself. you saw the lines and you wanted to cross them. the trill of exploring the unfamiliar, of trading the boredom of your daily basis for the adrenaline rushes that came from the unknown. trespassing private property, jump-starting cars from your so-called new friends’ parents, doing a line of coke, popping e, raving night in and night out, shoplifting. those were your personal dares. your very own attempts of seeing how far you could go, how much you could do without ever getting caught. the only problem? once you’ve crossed all the lines, when the rushes don’t come as frequently, and what was once shiny new becomes the new normal, you become lousy regarding your habits. first, it’s the bag of pills forgotten inside your favourite jeans’ pocket. then, it’s the bruise on your left rib in all its glory when you slip out of your shirt to take a dive in the family pool. and it’s one more thing after the other. getting worse and worse and worse, until one day your father gets a call, the call, to bail you out of jail. when you cross the lines, it’s almost impossible to go back — you’re told over and over, but even so, even with the wreckage you left behind and the pain you caused to all those who love you, they fight to drag you out. 

your mother, your actual mother, lets you in. three hours are spent sitting in the family’s balcony, confiding in you. she gets you in the best, most private rehab facility — the same one she went to when she spiraled into depression ( and found solace in alcohol ) following your birth. for the first time in your life, you feel like you can properly breathe.

daphne, your aunt, celebrates each week, each month, each year of your sobriety. she offers you classes in the most random things. creative writing, photography, painting, language learning, paddle, diving... on year two ( you’re nineteen ) she offers you a trip to france : a fun weekend where you’ll team up and attend a culinary class from some famous chef. in a minimalistic kitchen, surrounded by fresh vegetables and the very best ingredients, you learn what being passionate about something is — and you find yourself smiling the brightest thanks to it.

one month later you beg your father to trust you and allow you to pursue your passion. with a quivering heart and eyes filled with tears, frank concedes. you get into le cordon bleu that same year, your father gets you a small flat in paris. the condition? you’ll check in at least four times a week so they know how you feel and you’ll be honest. you comply. and you know what? you find the the proximity to your family that you always sought. 

you find solace in the dates, the numbers, the places.

the people.

you sit atop of the kitchen counter of your madrid apartment, eyes trained on the camera before you, a smile naturally curving the ends of your lips, adding a glint to your eyes when you say, my name is devyn mees kej bergen. my mother is doutzen bergen, a famous entrepreneur, my father is frank bergen, a former football player. i was born on june 3rd, 2002 in ultrecht, netherlands. i’m dutch. i’m black. i am privileged. i was an alcoholic and a drug addict. i made mistakes over and over and over. i lost myself trying to find my identity and i realized, no matter how hard we try to ignore it or deny it, eventually, the lies fall apart. whether we like it or not, the lies we tell other people, the lies we tell to ourselves, they shatter. the truth about the truth is... it hurts. so we lie. we take the easy way out, like cowards. but there’s beauty in finding yourself amid chaos. there’s beauty in being vulnerable, in letting people in and being truthful. 

[bunkerblogwebradio]

“O Holocausto nunca existiu”

Desde os anos 60, é amplamente aceito entre os historiadores que nunca existiu extermínio nos Campos de Concentração “em solo alemão”. Porém, a mídia ainda insiste em nos divulgar mais mentiras.

“nunca houve campo de extermínio em solo alemão”

R. No início dos anos 60, caiu na Alemanha uma tempestade através dos meios de comunicação: um ativista de direita questionou publicamente a existência de câmaras de gás no Campo de Concentração de Dachau, embora todo visitante pudesse visitar esta câmara de gás em Dachau. Os jornalistas estavam indignados; o clamor por justiça tornou-se alto.[1] Mas nada resultou disto, pois a historiografia alemã não estava tão segura sobre o tema naquela época. No calor da discussão, Martin Broszat, funcionário do próprio Instituto para História Contemporânea – ele se tornou depois diretor do Instituto, escreveu, por exemplo, uma carta para o jornal semanal Die Zeit, onde lê-se: [2]

Nem em Dachau nem em Bergen-Belsen nem em Buchenwald foram gaseados judeus ou outros detentos. A câmara de gás em Dachau nunca foi “terminada” e colocada em funcionamento. Centenas de milhares de detentos, que morreram em Dachau ou em outros Campos de Concentração no território do Antigo Reich, foram vítimas sobretudo de condições catastróficas de higiene e abastecimento […] O extermínio em massa dos judeus através de gaseamento iniciou em 1941/1942 e se deu exclusivamente em alguns […] lugares, sobretudo no territórios ocupados na Polônia: em Auschwitz-Birkenau, em Sobibor junto ao Bug, em Treblinka, Chelmo e Belzec (mas nenhum no Antigo Reich).

Lá, mas não em Bergen-Belsen, Dachau ou Buchenwald foram construídas instalações para extermínio em massa disfarçadas como câmaras de desinfecção ou chuveiro […].

Dr. Martin Broszat, Instituto para História Contemporânea, Munique.”

P. O que significa Antigo Reich?

R. É o território da Alemanha nas fronteiras de 31.12.1937, ou seja, antes da anexação da Áustria, dos Sudetos e do território do Memel.

P. Broszat se contradiz aqui: se não foi construída qualquer instalação de extermínio em massa em Dachau, como ele pode então afirmar que as instalações para extermínio em massa em Dachau nunca foram terminadas?

R. Esta contradição interna é simbólica para a desuniformidade entre os historiadores sobre esta questão. Mas Broszat não estava só nesta constatação. Em 24.01.1993, juntou-se à opinião de Broszat nada menos do que o famoso caçador de nazistas, Simon Wiesenthal, quando este escreveu em uma carta do leitor ao jornal norte-americano Stars and Stripes:

É verdade que em solo alemão nunca existiu instalações de extermínio e com isso nenhum gaseamento em massa como aqueles em Auschwitz, Treblinka ou outros campos. Em Dachau foi encontrada uma câmara de gás em construção, porém, ela nunca foi terminada.”

R. Ambos contradizem aqui outros pesquisadores, por exemplo, uma obra que foi publicada em 1983 por uma respeitada autoridade neste assunto. Os editores foram, a saber, Eugen Kogon…

P. Nós não acabamos de conhecê-lo através de Rassinier como um mero propagandista?

R. … Adalbert Rückel, então diretor da Administração Central do Judiciário em Ludwigsburg…

P. O que é isso?

R. É o oficial departamento federal alemão para caçar nazistas. O terceiro editor foi o comunista e presidente do Comitê de Auschwitz, Hermann Langbein. [3]

P. Um grupo bem objetivo, não?

R. Objetivo ou não, nós não queremos discutir isso aqui. Fato é que ali se afirma que existiu câmara de gás nos campos do Antigo Reich como Neuengamme, Sachsenhausen e Ravensbrück, nos quais centenas ou até milhares tornaram-se vítimas do gaseamento. [4] A respeito de Dachau, eles partem do pressuposto da existência de uma câmara de gás, entretanto, escrevem restritamente: [5]

“Se aconteceram assassinatos no Campo de Concentração de Dachau através de gás venenosos, até hoje não está provado claramente.”

Fato é, finalmente, que qualquer um pode visitar nos museus dos antigos Campos de Sachsenhausen, Dachau e Ravensbrück, os lugares onde deveriam se encontrar as câmaras de gás. No Campo de Concentração de Dachau, a câmara de gás é até apresentada em seu alegado estado original.

P. Como assim alegado?

R. Não existe qualquer documentação sobre isso, que prova que o estado atual correspondia ao original. Mas sobre isso logo vem mais. No Campo de Concentração de Ravensbrück existe somente uma lápide.

R – Germar Rudolf

P – Público

Até pouco tempo atrás, a agitadora comunista Olga Benário teria sido morta na câmara de gás de Ravenbrück. Hoje, a mídia insiste em divulgar que ela ficou presa lá por três anos, mas foi executada na câmara de gás de Bernburg. Tanto Ravensbrück e Bernburg localizam-se no Antigo Reich (Altreich) – NR.

Frases do texto original foram destacadas em negrito pela Equipe do Inacreditável – NR

Quem é Germar Rudolf?

[1] Compare a apresentação de Erich Kern, em Perjúrio contra a Alemanha, K.W. Schültz Verlag, Göttingen 1968, pág. 91-100

[2] Jornal Die Zeit, 19.08.1960, compare figura acima

[3] E. Kogon, H. Langbein, A. Rückerl, Nationalsozialistische Massentötungen durch Giftgas, S. Fischer Verlag, Frankfurt 1983. Semelhante lê-se em Wolfgang Benz, Legenden Lügen Vorurteilen, dtv, München 1992, pág. 200.203. Lá, Hellmuth Auerbach, do Instituto para História Contemporânea, relaciona o número de vítimas da seguinte forma: Mauthausen: 4.000 vítimas (Zyklon B e Carro com gás CO); Neuengamme: 450 vítimas (Zyklon B); Sachesenhausen: milhares de vítimas (Zyklon B); Natzweiler: 120 até 200 vítimas (Zyklon B); Stutthof: mais de mil vítimas (Zyklon B); Ravensbrück: mínimo de 2.300 vítimas (Zyklon B). Dachau não aparece nesta lista. Auerbach baseia-se primariamente no livro citado acima Nationasozialistische Massentötungen…

[4] E. Kogon, o.cit., pág. 245-280. Juntou-se a ele recentemente outro historiador do Holocausto, confira Reinhold Schwertfeger, “Gab es Gaskammer im Altreich?”, VffG 5(4) 2001, pág. 448

[5] E. Kogon e outros, o.cit., pág. 277

[karenlojelo]

Era notte fonda, il ragazzino correva in mezzo agli alberi, solo la luna piena rischiarava l’oscuro paesaggio. Correva più veloce che poteva al freddo e al buio. La sua giacca era rimasta attaccata ad un ramo, i pantaloni si erano rotti cadendo dalla bicicletta e il sangue della ferita alla testa gli colava sugli occhi. I suoi occhi grandi e azzurri erano terrorizzati, il respiro affannoso, vedeva gli alberi e le foglie e i rami che sembravano mostri spaventosi nel buio. Correva voltandosi indietro continuamente e continuava a cadere ogni volta avendo paura di non fare in tempo a rialzarsi per poter fuggire. Quella voce inquietante con la sua inconfondibile cantilena continuava a chiamarlo: ‘Olav… fermati… tanto non puoi scappare per sempre…’ riecheggiava nella foresta come un urlo, e poi rideva, rideva senza smettere mai. Olav tremava e piangeva e correva ancora nonostante fosse stremato. ‘Se continui a correre in quella direzione finirai dritto nella mia trappola.’ ripeteva ancora dietro di lui. Non riusciva a capire precisamente da dove arrivasse la voce, sembrava essere dappertutto, davanti, dietro, di lato, in alto, in basso… Olav si fermò battendo i denti e singhiozzando, si guardò attorno cercando di mettere a fuoco il più possibile per quanto il buio lo permettesse. Aveva un attacco di panico, ormai sapeva riconoscerli, da quando era morta sua madre. Si tappò da solo la bocca con l’altra mano per non urlare e nonostante il freddo due gocce di sudore si mischiavano al sangue sulla fronte. ‘Ti ho trovato piccolo impiccione, avresti fatto bene a farti gli affari tuoi non credi?’ la voce era davanti a lui, ne era certo ora. Alzò lo sguardo e distinse solo un ombra nera, poi un tonfo sordo e non vide e non sentì più nulla. Nel silenzio della notte l’ombra nera, da cui aveva tentato invano di scappare, lo caricò privo di sensi su un furgone dopo averlo trascinato fuori dal bosco e prese una strada sterrata nascosta dalla boscaglia. #matrioska #libridaleggere #premiletterari #karenlojelo (presso Bergen,Norway) https://www.instagram.com/p/CntQEeXIBVY/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[akumanoken]

Souji “if you look/act grumpy in any way I am instantly going to make you mine” Okita

[voodoorhythmrecords]

King Automatic - on tour 25/03/2023 Moyen (54) Un peu de Piment 08/04/2023 Fribourg (CH) Fri-son Fest w/Beatman, urban jr, bogos etc 25/04/2023 Virovitica (HR) Horn Pub 08/04/2023 Fribourg (CH) Fri-son Fest w/Beatman, urban jr, bogos etc 26/04/2023 Novi Sad (RS) TBA 27/04/2023 Craiova (RO) Blizzz Music Bar 28/04/2023 Bucharest (RO) Filaret 16 29/04/2023 Sofia (BG) Singles 30/04/2023 Plovdiv (BG) Bee Bop Café 02/05/2023 Laryssa (GR) Bar of Mylos 03/05/2023 Thessaloniki (GR) Rover bar 04/05/2023 Kumanovo (MK) Agora 05/05/2023 Niš (RS) Fuzz 06/05/2023 Požarevac (RS) Hombre 07/05/2023 Belgrade (RS) KC Grad 20/05/2023 Roda de Barà (E) Munster Raving Loony Party 27/05/2023 Liège (B) Jazz à Liège 23/06/2023 Copenhagen (DK) tba 24/06/2023 Bergen (N) private 25/06/2023 Oslo (N) tba 30/06/2023 Bern (CH) Tschingelhellfestival Guttannen 01/07/2023 Lixing-lès-Rouhling (57) Lix'scène Festival 21/07/2023 Isny (D) Hello My Deer @king_automatic_ @voodoo_rhythm_records @badmusic4badpeople #kingautomatic #onemanband #voodorythmrecords https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp-9BfGj-po/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[compneuropapers]

Interesting Papers for Week 33, 2022

Reward Value Revealed by Auction in Rhesus Monkeys. Al-Mohammad, A., & Schultz, W. (2022). Journal of Neuroscience, 42(8), 1510–1528.

Supramodality of neural entrainment: Rhythmic visual stimulation causally enhances auditory working memory performance. Albouy, P., Martinez-Moreno, Z. E., Hoyer, R. S., Zatorre, R. J., & Baillet, S. (2022). Science Advances, 8(8).

Evidence for a cost of time in the invigoration of isometric reaching movements. Berret, B., & Baud-Bovy, G. (2022). Journal of Neurophysiology, 127(3), 689–701.

Rapid odor processing by layer 2 subcircuits in lateral entorhinal cortex. Bitzenhofer, S. H., Westeinde, E. A., Zhang, H.-X. B., & Isaacson, J. S. (2022). eLife, 11, e75065.

Hippocampal sharp wave-ripples and the associated sequence replay emerge from structured synaptic interactions in a network model of area CA3. Ecker, A., Bagi, B., Vértes, E., Steinbach-Németh, O., Karlócai, M. R., Papp, O. I., … Káli, S. (2022). eLife, 11, e71850.

α Phase-Amplitude Tradeoffs Predict Visual Perception. Fakche, C., VanRullen, R., Marque, P., & Dugué, L. (2022). eNeuro, 9(1).

Subjective confidence reflects representation of Bayesian probability in cortex. Geurts, L. S., Cooke, J. R. H., van Bergen, R. S., & Jehee, J. F. M. (2022). Nature Human Behaviour, 6(2), 294–305.

Slowly evolving dopaminergic activity modulates the moment-to-moment probability of reward-related self-timed movements. Hamilos, A. E., Spedicato, G., Hong, Y., Sun, F., Li, Y., & Assad, J. A. (2021). eLife, 10, e62583.

Endocannabinoid‐mediated neuromodulation in the main olfactory bulb at the interface of environmental stimuli and central neural processing. Heinbockel, T., Bhatia‐Dey, N., & Shields, V. D. C. (2022). European Journal of Neuroscience, 55(4), 1002–1014.

Different encoding of reward location in dorsal and intermediate hippocampus. Jarzebowski, P., Hay, Y. A., Grewe, B. F., & Paulsen, O. (2022). Current Biology, 32(4), 834-841.e5.

Sensing complementary temporal features of odor signals enhances navigation of diverse turbulent plumes. Jayaram, V., Kadakia, N., & Emonet, T. (2022). eLife, 11, e72415.

Integration of proprioceptive and visual feedback during online control of reaching. Kasuga, S., Crevecoeur, F., Cross, K. P., Balalaie, P., & Scott, S. H. (2022). Journal of Neurophysiology, 127(2), 354–372.

Rodents monitor their error in self-generated duration on a single trial basis. Kononowicz, T. W., van Wassenhove, V., & Doyère, V. (2022). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 119(9), e2108850119.

Earliest Experience of a Relatively Rare Sound But Not a Frequent Sound Causes Long-Term Changes in the Adult Auditory Cortex. Mehra, M., Mukesh, A., & Bandyopadhyay, S. (2022). Journal of Neuroscience, 42(8), 1454–1476.

Mechanisms of distributed working memory in a large-scale network of macaque neocortex. Mejías, J. F., & Wang, X.-J. (2022). eLife, 11, e72136.

Unsupervised learning of haptic material properties. Metzger, A., & Toscani, M. (2022). eLife, 11, e64876.

Cortical and hippocampal dynamics under logical fragmentation of environmental space. Shelley, L. E., Barr, C. I., & Nitz, D. A. (2022). Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, 189, 107597.

Effects of transcranial alternating current stimulation on spiking activity in computational models of single neocortical neurons. Tran, H., Shirinpour, S., & Opitz, A. (2022). NeuroImage, 250, 118953.

Disruption of the grid cell network in a mouse model of early Alzheimer’s disease. Ying, J., Keinath, A. T., Lavoie, R., Vigneault, E., El Mestikawy, S., & Brandon, M. P. (2022). Nature Communications, 13, 886.

A theory of geometry representations for spatial navigation. Zeng, T., Si, B., & Feng, J. (2022). Progress in Neurobiology, 211, 102228.

[divinum-pacis]

Divinum Pacis’s  Reference Guide- UPDATED 2021

Let’s face it, schooling is expensive, and you can’t cram everything you want to know into 4+ years. It takes a lifetime (and then some). So if you’re like me and want to learn more, here’s an organized list of some books I find particularly insightful and enjoyable. NEW ADDITIONS are listed first under their respective sections. If you have any recommendations, send them in!

African Religions  🌍

African Myths & Tales: Epic Tales by Dr. Kwadwo Osei-Nyame Jnr

The Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead: Prayers, Incantations, and Other Texts from the Book of the Dead by E.A. Wallis Budge

Prayer in the Religious Traditions of Africa by Aylward Shorter (a bit dated but sentimental)

The Holy Piby: The Black Man’s Bible by Shepherd Robert Athlyi Rogers

The Altar of My Soul: The Living Traditions of Santeria by Marta Moreno Vega (autobiography of an Afro-Puerto Rican Santeria priestess)

African Religions: A Very Short Introduction by Jacob K. Olupona

Buddhism ☸

The Heart of the Buddha's Teaching: Transforming Suffering into Peace, Joy, and Liberation by Thich Nhat Hanh

The Dhammapada by Eknath Easwaran (collection of Buddha’s sayings)

Liquid Life: Abortion and Buddhism in Japan by William R. LaFleur 

The Tibetan Book of the Dead by John Baldock (the texts explained and illustrated)

Teachings of the Buddha by Jack Kornfield (lovely selection of Buddhist verses and stories)

Understanding Buddhism by Perry Schmidt-Leukel (great introductory text)

Essential Tibetan Buddhism by Robert Thurman (collection of select chants, prayers, and rituals in Tibetan traditions)

Christianity ✝️

The Story of Christianity Volume 1: The Early Church to the Dawn of the Reformation by Justo L. Gonzales

The Story of Christianity Volume 2: The Reformation to Present Day by Justo L. Gonzales

By Heart: Conversations with Martin Luther's Small Catechism by R. Guy Erwin, etc.

Introducing the New Testament by Mark Allen Powell

Who’s Who in the Bible by Jean-Pierre Isbouts (really cool book, thick with history, both Biblical and otherwise)

Synopsis of the Four Gospels (RSV) by Kurt Aland (shows the four NT gospels side by side, verse by verse for easy textual comparison)

Behold Your Mother by Tim Staples (Catholic approach to the Virgin Mary)

Mother of God: A History of the Virgin Mary by Miri Rubin (anthropological and historical text)

Systematic Theology by Thomas P. Rausch

Orthodox Dogmatic Theology by Fr. Michael Romazansky (Eastern Orthodox Christianity)

Diary of Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska (very spiritual)

The Names of God by George W. Knight (goes through every name and reference to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in the Bible)

Icons and Saints of the Eastern Orthodox Church by Alfredo Tradigo (for those who like art history AND religion)

The Orthodox Veneration of the Mother of God by St. John Maximovitch (the Orthodox approach to the Virgin Mary)

East Asian Religions  ☯️

Shinto: A History by Helen Hardacre

Tao Te Ching by Chad Hansen (a beautiful, illustrated translation)

The Analects by Confucius

Tao Te Ching by Stephen Mitchell

Shinto: The Kami Way by Sokyo Ono (introductory text)

Understanding Chinese Religions by Joachim Gentz (discusses the history and development of Taoism, Confucianism, and Buddhism in China)

Taoism: An Essential Guide by Eva Wong (pretty much everything you need to know on Taoism)

European (various)

Iliad & Odyssey by Homer, Samuel Butler, et al.

Tales of King Arthur & The Knights of the Round Table by Thomas Malory, Aubrey Beardsley, et al.

Early Irish Myths and Sagas by Jeffrey Gantz

The Prose Edda: Norse Mythology by Snorri Sturluson and Jesse L. Byock

Mythology by Edith Hamilton (covers Greek, Roman, & Norse mythology)

The Nature of the Gods by Cicero

Dictionary of Mythology by Bergen Evans

Gnosticism, Mysticism, & Esotericism

The Gnostic Gospels: Including the Gospel of Thomas, the Gospel of Mary Magdalene (Sacred Texts) by Alan Jacobs and Vrej Nersessian

The Kybalion by the Three Initiates (Hermeticism)

The Freemasons: The Ancient Brotherhood Revealed by Michael Johnstone 

Alchemy & Mysticism by Alexander Roob (Art and symbolism in Hermeticism)

The Gnostics: Myth, Ritual, and Diversity in Early Christianity by David Brakke

What Is Gnosticism? Revised Edition by Karen L. King

The Essence of the Gnostics by Bernard Simon

The Essential Mystics: Selections from the World’s Great Wisdom Traditions by Andrew Harvey (covers Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Greek, Hindu, Buddhist, and Taoist traditions)

The Secret Teachings of All Ages by Manly P. Hall (huge book on esoteric and occult religions)

Freemasonry for Dummies by Christopher Hodapp

Hinduism 🕉

The Ramayana by R.K. Narayan

7 Secrets of Vishnu by Devdutt Pattanaik (all about Vishnu’s various avatars)

7 Secrets of the Goddess by Devdutt Pattanaik (all about Hindu goddesses, myths and symbolism)

Hinduism by Klaus K. Klostermaier (good introductory text)

Bhagavad Gita As It Is by Srila Prabhupada (trans. from a religious standpoint)

The Mahabharata, parts 1 & 2 by Ramesh Menon (super long but incredibly comprehensive)

The Upanishads by Juan Mascaro (an excellent introductory translation)

In Praise of the Goddess by Devadatta Kali (the Devi Mahatmya with English & Sanskrit texts/explanations of texts)

Beyond Birth and Death by Srila Prabhupada (on death & reincarnation)

The Science of Self-Realization by Srila Prabhupada

Krishna: The Beautiful Legend of God (Srimad Bhagavatam) by Edwin F. Bryant (totally gorgeous translation)

The Perfection of Yoga by Srila Prabhupada (about “actual” yoga)

Islam  ☪️

The Handy Islam Answer Book by John Renard (a comprehensive guide to all your questions)

The Illustrated Rumi by Philip Dunn, Manuela Dunn Mascetti, & R.A. Nicholson (Sufi poetry)

Islam and the Muslim World by Mir Zohair Husain (general history of Islam)

The Quran: A Contemporary Understanding by Safi Kaskas (Quran with Biblical references in the footnotes for comparison)

Essential Sufism by Fadiman & Frager (select Sufi texts)

Psychological Foundation of the Quran, parts 1, 2, & 3 by Muhammad Shoaib Shahid

Hadith by Jonathan A.C. Brown (the history of Hadith and Islam)

The Story of the Quran, 2nd ed. by Ingrid Mattson (history and development of the Quran)

The Book of Hadith by Charles Le Gai Eaton (a small selection of Hadith)

The Holy Quran by Maulana Muhammad Ali (Arabic to English translation, the only translation I’ve read cover-to-cover)

Mary and Jesus in the Quran by Abdullah Yusuf’Ali

Blessed Names and Attributes of Allah by A.R. Kidwai (small, lovely book)

Jainism & Sikhi

Understanding Jainism by Lawrence A. Babb

The Jains (The Library of Religious Beliefs and Practices) by Paul Dundas

The Forest of Thieves and the Magic Garden: An Anthology of Medieval Jain Stories by Phyllis Granoff

A History of the Sikhs, Volume 1: 1469-1839 (Oxford India Collection) by Khushwant Singh

Sikhism: A Very Short Introduction by Eleanor Nesbitt

Judaism  ✡

Hebrew-English Tanakh by the Jewish Publication Society

Essential Judaism by George Robinson (this is THE book if you’re looking to learn about Judaism)

The Talmud: A Selection by Norman Solomon

Judaism by Dan & Lavinia Cohn-Sherbok (introductory text)

The Jewish Study Bible, 2nd edition by the Jewish Publication Society (great explanations of passages)

The Hebrew Goddess by Raphael Patai

Native American

God is Red: A Native View of Religion, 30th Anniversary Edition by Vine Deloria Jr. , Leslie Silko, et al. 

The Wind is My Mother by Bear Heart (Native American spirituality)

American Indian Myths and Legends by Erdoes & Ortiz

The Sacred Wisdom of the Native Americans by Larry J. Zimmerman 

Paganism, Witchcraft & Wicca

Magic in the Roman World: Pagans, Jews and Christians (Religion in the First Christian Centuries) 1st Edition by Naomi Janowitz

The Greek Magical Papyri in Translation: Including the Demotic Spells: 2nd Edition by Hans Dieter Betz

Wicca for Beginners: Fundamentals of Philosophy & Practice by Thea Sabin

The Path of a Christian Witch by Adelina St. Clair (the author’s personal journey)

Aradia: Gospel of the Witches by C.G. Leland

The Anthropology of Religion, Magic, & Witchcraft, 3rd ed. by Rebecca L. Stein

Paganism: An Introduction to Earth-Centered Religions by Joyce & River Higginbotham

Christopaganism by Joyce & River Higginbotham

Whispers of Stone by Tess Dawson (on Modern Canaanite Paganism)

Social ☮

Tears We Cannot Stop (A Sermon to White America) by Eric Michael Dyson (concerning racism)

Comparative Religious Ethics by Christine E. Gudorf 

Divided by Faith by Michael O. Emerson (on racism and Christianity in America)

Problems of Religious Diversity by Paul J. Griffiths

Not in God’s Name by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks (on religious terrorism)

The Sacred and the Profane by Mircea Eliade (difficult but worthwhile read)

World Religions  🗺

Understanding World Religions by Len Woods (approaches world religions from a Biblical perspective)

Living Religions, 9th ed. by Mary Pat Fisher (introductory textbook)

The Norton Anthology of World Religions: Hinduism, Buddhism & Daoism by Jack Miles, etc.

The Norton Anthology of World Religions: Judaism, Christianity, & Islam by Jack Miles, etc.

Zoroastrians: Their Religious Beliefs and Practices by Mary Boyce

The Baha’i Faith by Moojan Momen (introductory text)

Saints: The Chosen Few by Manuela Dunn-Mascetti (illustrated; covers saints from Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and more)

The Great Transformation by Karen Armstrong (the evolutionary history of some of the world’s greatest religions)

Roman Catholics and Shi’i Muslims: Prayer, Passion, and Politics by James A. Bill (a comparison of the similarities between Catholicism & Shi’a Islam)

God: A Human History by Reza Aslan (discusses the evolution of religion, specifically Abrahamic and ancient Middle Eastern traditions)

A History of God by Karen Armstrong (similar to Aslan’s book but much more extensive)

The Perennial Dictionary of World Religions by Keith Crim