#friezland

[coffeeinkblog]

#TheWeatherWoman by #Sally Gardner #historicalfiction

Book Summary (Kaye Publicity): Neva Friezland is born into a world of trickery and illusion, where fortunes can be won and lost on the turn of a card. She is also born with an extraordinary gift. She can predict the weather. In Regency England, where the proper goal for a gentlewoman is marriage and only God knows the weather, this is dangerous. It is also potentially very lucrative. In order…

[jeniharney]

Friesland church in saddleworth. Shot on Rollei IR400 infrared film. #saddleworth #friezland #church #infrared #film #filmisnotdead #rolleiir400 (at Christ Church Friezland) https://www.instagram.com/p/CipIeLxImHw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jakemorph]

snowy regions in fantasy rpgs be called like, “Coldaria” and “Friezland”

[aida-phoenix]

This is a photo of a dance workshop I was running ‭at the Friezland Hall, organised by ‬Global Grooves. We were collaborating with some wonderful Future Leaders participants, and some distinguished musicians. Initially we were divided into three groups of Persian musicians and trumpet players (melody), drummers, and dancers. Here, we all got together and tried to create something completely new on what we practised earlier. It was an amazing experience to work with highly talented dancers and it was possibly my last artistic activity in 2019.‭ I’m looking forward to further developments of what we achieved on that session, and hopefully some gigs for next year. ‬ Thanks to Holly, Jordan and everyone else for the very productive day. Image by Dionne Cyprus. Courtesy Holly Prest / Future Leaders / Global Grooves. #FutureLeaders #GlobalGrooves #music #dance #workshop (at Saddleworth) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6JHp_FgOPP/?igshid=4yyquxlx0cc9

[shovelandgumby-blog]

February 2017 - Kuridala - this once thriving Copper, Gold and Silver mining operation is now a Heritage listed deserted ghost town. If you draw a line across Australia from Townsville to Geraldton, Kuridala during the First World War was the richest town in Australia, north of this line, with close to 2,000 residents in the boom. Situated approximately 80kms south of Cloncurry off the Barkly Highway, Kuridala, originally named Hampden (after the mining company) then Friezland (changed in WW1 due to its German pronunciation) began as a mining smelter in 1906, continuing during the boom until 1919 then in a reduced capacity through to 1928, when operation ceased. Many components of the mine were sold to the fledgling mining Provence of Mount Isa (discovered by John Campbell Miles in 1923). Interesting to note the hospital building in Kuridala was also relocated to Mount Isa. In the 1980’s the last resident left Kuridala and now there is nothing left of the town, just an eerie cemetery and dilapidated remains of the old smelters. During our visit we saw a dingo and kangaroo. It was exciting to explore this abandoned site that only a hundred years earlier was the centre of activity in the region.

[cody-gakpo-archive]

op literally but Friesland is the only non valid province but go off I guess

bro I’ve never heard of this friezland thing either??

[ivonnesaenz]

Notas de insomnio.

El nihilismo, y una nueva forma de melancolía ante la vida, se la debemos a un grupo de asesinos, que no lo fueron de manera suficiente. De haberlo sido, no habríamos llegado a esa separación brutal entre el cuerpo y el espíritu. No habríamos tenido a Schopenhauer, Hegel, Kierkegaard, Kant, Nietzsche, y de hecho, toda la ciencia moderna, y el deseo de la matematización del conocimiento.

Inquieto, y amante de los viajes, el joven en apariencia tranquilo y amable, se enfrentó al terror de la muerte. En su trayecto a Friezland Oriental, y para no perder tiempo, decide contratar en compañía de su criado, una embarcación que lo llevara sin demora a su destino. Una vez en el mar, supo que aquel grupo de marineros a los que había contratado era un grupo de asesinos. La principal intención de ellos era degollarlo, despojarlo de sus pertenencias y arrojarlo al mar, pues por su criado y la ropa, suponían que era un comerciante. Como los asesinos lo escuchaban hablar en francés, asumieron también que seguramente no pertenecía a aquellos lugares, y que por tanto sería más fácil deshacerse de él sin tener complicaciones.

Pero los asesinos, no estuvieron a la altura,

Tal vez haya sido la sorpresa al descubrir, que pese a que todo el tiempo lo habían escuchado hablar en francés con su criado, al ver que el asesinato que planeaban cometer los marineros no era broma, los encara hablándoles en su mismo idioma. Con la misma agresividad con la que toda su vida perseguiría y acosaría a los alquimistas, se levanta de su asiento, y le hace saber a la tripulación que está dispuesto a defender su vida y a atravesarlos con sus armas. Pero tampoco él cumplió su promesa,  de haberlo hecho nos habríamos salvados de su filosofía, pues habría sido, al regresar, condenado a la horca, o bien, habría tendido que dedicar su vida a ser un prófugo y vagar por mares y bosques escondiéndose.

El valor, la sorpresa, la agresividad, hicieron que los marineros decidieran llevarlo a su destino sin molestarlo.

Esos viajes, esos encuentros, fueron creando en el joven  por aquél entonces de apenas 25 años, su filosofía.

Me imagino a Descartes, lleno de dudas, exclamando como grito de guerra «cogito ergo sum»  mientras los marineros le cercenaban el cuello antes de arrojar ese cuerpo y ese espíritu al agua como una carga estorbosa llena de filosofía. Aunque tuvieron que pasar 17 años para que ante todo el mundo, con esa verdad a prueba de toda duda, Descartes defendiera su existencia, dando un giro al curso de la historia, la ciencia, y la filosofía.

[rockzone]

Gig Guide: 5 - 11 Apr 2017

Wednesday, April 5, The Who at Manchester Arena.  A new acoustic presentation of the rock Opera Tommy. Wednesday, April 5, Bernie Torme at FAC251: The Factory, Manchester. Rock guitarist and singer/songwriter from Gillan, Ozzy Osbourne, Atomic Rooster, The Electric Gypsies, and Torme. Wednesday, April 5, Cold In Berlin at Gullivers, Manchester. Rock band with razor-sharp guitar wizardry. Thursday, April 6, Colin Hay at Dancehouse Theatre, Manchester. Accomplished singer/songwriter/musician, former frontman of Men at Work. Friday, April 7, The Muffin Men at Friezland Church Hall, Saddleworth. With Denny Walley who has played with Frank Zappa & Captain Beefheart.

Friday, April 7, HELLYEAH at Club Academy, Manchester. Rock supergroup consisting of former members of Pantera, Mudvayne and Nothingface. Friday, April 7, The Wytches at Sound Control, Manchester. Psychedelic rock with 50s surf riffs, desert whips, and melancholic shuffles. Saturday, April 8, Neal Morse Band at O2 Ritz, Manchester. Multi-instrumentalist. Writer and vocalist of Spock's Beard. Saturday, April 8, Toseland at Club Academy, Manchester. Five piece rock band fronted by ex-racing champion James Toseland. Sunday, April 9, Pallbearer at The Ruby Lounge, Manchester. Metal band from Central Arkansas Monday, April 10, Palace at The Ruby Lounge, Manchester. Ethereal, big, unpredictable groovy rock. Tuesday, April 11, Vader at Rebellion, Manchester.  This Polish death metal band. Support from Immolation, an internationally renowned rock metal band.

* Alan Ovington’s Rock Zone can be heard on Tuesdays at 9pm on 103.6 Tameside Radio and on-line at tamesideradio.com * Follow The Rock Zone on Twitter @TamesideRock

[rockzone]

Gig Guide: 15  - 21 Mar 2017

Wednesday, March 15, Mike & The Mechanics at Bridgewater Hall.  New line-up sees Mike Rutherford joined by Andrew Roachford, and singer Tim Howar. Support from Ben McKelvey, who has been compared to Bruce Springsteen, The Clash, and Paul Weller.

Thursday, March 16, Moon Duo at Band On The Wall, Manchester. San Francisco band of guitar, keyboards, and vocals.

Friday, March 17, Thunder at O2 Apollo, Manchester.  90s rock band with a distinct 70s British hard rock sound. Support from Cats In Space, a new rock band playing Power Pop Rock. Friday, March 17, Desert Storm at Star & Garter, Manchester. Five piece hard and heavy blues rock band from Oxford. Support from Cheshire rockers 1968, and the Nottingham stoner grunge band Witchtripper. Saturday, Sunday and Monday, March 18-20, Elbow at O2 Apollo, Manchester.  Guitar-based band from Manchester who won Best British Group at the 2009 Brit Awards. Support from Glasgow’s C Duncan. Saturday, March 18, Viva Morrissey at Gullivers, Manchester. A tribute to Morrissey and The Smiths. Saturday, March 18, The Verve Experience at Manchester Academy 3. The only tribute band to The Verve with a look-and-sound-a-like Richard Ashcroft. Sunday, March 19, The Strawbs at Friezland Church Hall, Saddleworth. Comprising David Cousins, Dave Lambert, and Chas Cronk from the classic 1970s line-up. Sunday, March 19, Navi As Michael Jackson at Middleton Arena. Michael Jackson Impersonator who actually worked with the legend himself. Tuesday March 21, Piano Wire at Gullivers, Manchester. London based rock group of Andy Huxley and Sym Gharial, founding members of Eighties Matchbox B-line Disaster.

* Alan Ovington’s Rock Zone can be heard on Tuesdays at 9pm on 103.6 Tameside Radio and on-line at tamesideradio.com * Follow The Rock Zone on Twitter @TamesideRock