#richard acre

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HAD TO draw my lil oc guy as the New Normal Album Cover (as much as he doesn't look normal in the slightest this whole album is literally him, trust me)

I am extremely normal about both of these men and I definitively do not listen to Will Wood every single day of my life

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You’re warm. STARVE ACRE (2023)

[+] MORFYDD CLARK [GIF Collection] 🌻 [+] ..more on “Starve Acre” 🎬

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Richard Lionheart at Acre by Giuseppe Rava

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Third Crusade Richard the Lionheart shooting crossbow bolts from the sickbed Siege of Acre (mpreg edition)

Continuation of this doodle i guess

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Films Watched in 2024: 92. Starve Acre (2023) - Dir. Daniel Kokotajlo

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STARVE ACRE (2023) Reviews of rural British horror

Starve Acre is a 2023 British horror film – a couple’s idyllic family life is thrown into turmoil when their son starts acting strangely. The movie is written and directed by Daniel Kokotajlo (Apostasy), based on a novel by Andrew Michael Hurley. The House Productions movie (partly funded by the BBC and BFI) stars Matt Smith, Morfydd Clark, Erin Richards, Matilda Firth, Robert Emms, Sean Gilder,…

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CRUSADER KING RICHARD I KILLS 2700 MUSLIM PRISONERS AFTER THE FALL OF ACRE

On August 20, 1191, the Massacre of Ayyadieh occurred during the Third Crusade after the fall of Acre when King Richard I had more than two thousand seven hundred Muslim Prisoners of war from the captured city beheaded in front of the Ayyubid armies of Sultan Saladin. Despite attacks by Muslim forces during the killings, the Christian Crusaders were able to retire in good order. Saladin subsequently ordered one thousand six hundred Crusader prisoners of war to be executed in retaliation.

Image: Massacre of the Saracen prisoners, ordered by King Richard the Lionheart by artist Alphonse de Neuville. (Wikimedia Commons.)

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CENTRO GEORGES POMPIDOU

Arquitectos: Renzo Piano Building Workshop , Richard Rogers 

Localización: París, Francia

Realización : 1977

Contexto cultural y descripción de la obra

En la década de 1970, los entonces desconocidos arquitectos Renzo Piano y Richard Rogers colaboraron en uno de los edificios más famosos y radicales de nuestro tiempo, el Centro Pompidou. El centro cultural de París, Francia, ha puesto nuestro mundo patas arriba. Todo comenzó cuando Georges Pompidou, presidente de Francia de 1969 a 1974, quiso crear un centro cultural en París que atrajera a los turistas y se convirtiera en un aspecto importante de la ciudad. Con más de 150 millones de visitantes desde su apertura hace treinta y tres años, no hay duda de que la visión de Pompidou se ha convertido en una exitosa realidad.

Para elegir al diseñador del proyecto, el presidente convocó un concurso en el que participó mucha gente, incluidos algunos de los aquitectos franceses más famosos de la época. Sin embargo, la gente se sorprendió cuando Renzo Piano y Richard Rodgers ganaron el entonces impopular concurso. Caracterizado por el constructivismo en su entrada, es un moderno centro cultural de alto nivel construido con un sistema de gerberets y cajas nunca antes visto en el mundo de la arquitectura.

Su concepto, representado en uno de los dibujos de la competencia como un collage, representaba el museo mismo como movimiento. El otro concepto en su diseño fue exponer toda la infraestructura del edificio. El esqueleto mismo envuelve el edificio desde su exterior, mostrando todos los diferentes sistemas mecánicos y estructurales no solo para que puedan entenderse sino también para maximizar el espacio interior sin interrupciones.Los diferentes sistemas en el exterior del edificio están pintados de diferentes colores para distinguir sus diferentes roles. Uno de los elementos de "movimiento" por los que el centro es más conocido es la escalera mecánica (pintada de rojo en la parte inferior) en la fachada oeste, un tubo que zigzaguea hasta la parte superior del edificio y brinda a los visitantes una vista asombrosa de la ciudad de París.  

El Centre Pompidou alberga el Musée National d'Art Moderne, que es el museo de arte moderno más grande de Europa. El centro fue inaugurado oficialmente el 31 de enero de 1977 y desde entonces ha integrado la arquitectura y el urbanismo de alta tecnología como un movimiento y espectáculo para que la ciudad lo experimente todos los días.

Biografía de los autores

Renzo Piano es un arquitecto italiano que, desde 1977 impactó en el curso de la arquitectura moderna. Ha sido clasificado como pionero en las altas tecnologías, gracias a sus diseños innovadores que, lejos de ser ambiguos, establecen una relación entre el marco geográfico y cultural en el que están asentados.

Richard Rogers arquitecto británico, responsable de algunos de los edificios más emblemáticos de las últimas décadas, como el Centro Nacional de Arte y de Cultura Georges Pompidou en París, que diseñó con Renzo Piano, y el Lloyd’s en Londres. Conocido por sus edificaciones pioneras junto a Norman Foster y Renzo Piano, Richard Rogers mantuvo durante toda su carrera profesional un compromiso con la relación entre arquitectura y medio ambiente, cultura y sociedad.

Bibliografía:

Perez, A. (2022, 24 agosto). Architecture Classics: Centre Georges Pompidou / Renzo Piano Building Workshop + Richard Rogers. ArchDaily. https://www.archdaily.com/64028/ad-classics-centre-georges-pompidou-renzo-piano-richard-rogers

Biografia de Richard Rogers. (s. f.). https://www.biografiasyvidas.com/biografia/r/rogers_richard.htm

LIfestyle, M. E. R. &. (2022, 20 noviembre). Renzo Piano. Real Estate Market & Lifestyle. https://realestatemarket.com.mx/influencers/renzo-piano

Centro Pompidou - Horario, precio y ubicación en París. (s. f.). https://www.paris.es/centro-pompidou

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I’ve written the first part of my Starve Acre fic! :)

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Movie Review ~ Starve Acre

Starve Acre Synopsis: When their son starts acting strangely, a couple unwittingly allow dark and sinister forces into their home, awakening a long-dormant ancient evil rooted deep in the countryside.Stars: Matt Smith, Morfydd Clark, Erin Richards, Robert Emms, Sean Gilder, Melanie Kilburn, Arthur ShawDirector: Daniel KokotajloRated: NRRunning Length: 98 minutes Review: Few films have captured…

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GUESS WHO'S GONNA FIGHT THE ART THIS YEAR 🔥🔥💪

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What you search for and what you find aren’t always the same. STARVE ACRE (2023)

[+] MORFYDD CLARK [GIF Collection] 🌷 [+] ..more on “Starve Acre” 🎬

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New College gets land donation over USF Sarasota-Manatee

The New College Board of Trustees (BOT has approved a nine-acre land donation from Manatee County, following the Manatee County Commission’s vote in October 2023 to give the land parcel to New College of Florida. The parcel was originally promised in 2020 to the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee (USFSM), which had planned to build student housing and an educational facility.   “We…

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Richard actually preferred to spent his Spring Break lounging around his quaint and peaceful university town. But, since his Uncle drove all the way down to pick him up unannounced, simply because Richard is in the same state now, not like he could just shush that man away so he lazily packed his bag and hit the road with the 43 years old hulk of a DILF

They didn't talk much throughout the long trip into the farmland as Richard pretended to fall asleep before eventually really falling asleep on the way there. But he's dead wrong to assume that his Uncle is unaware of his avoidance. In fact, that very attitude is the sole reason why his Uncle came all the way down to pick him up. It's time to mold Richard into the perfect Dawson boys, and Spring Break provides the best timeline in order for Richard to hit his final alteration right during summer

When the pair arrived at the sprawling farm, Richard realized how stinking rich his family must be with all these acres of land under their possession. It's been more than a decade since he last visited the family farm, but clearly this visit will leave him with the memory about the family farm much more clearly. His uncle let him rest for the remainder of the day, he even fell asleep right after his quick dinner and cleaning himself. But Richard didn't expect that he needs to do some hard labour the following morning!

"Your cousin Adam is spending some time with his sickly wife while Steve took off for the entirety of this Spring Break to spend time with his kids. So I need your help, boy,"

"Wait, Adam is married?"

"Yes, a year ago, don't you remem--- oh yeah, you were on your gap year trip,"

The tone his uncle used irked Richard a bit, gap year trip, but he let it go. His mind is focused on the fact that Adam is the same age as him, and he's married? At 20? 19 if he considered the fact it happened a year ago.....what a totally different life the two of them have. His uncle snapped Richard's out of his mind as he told the pale, gangly-looking Richard to put on the boots before helping him around the farm and the ranch. Richard at first doubted that he could fit into the boots, but somehow it fits him just right. So, off he goes with his uncle

Day after day, the routine remained the same. He will wake up at around 5 or 6 AM, have his loaded breakfast and head out with his uncle. He surprisingly found himself enjoying the routine, he even started to address his Uncle with "Sir" and cooked the breakfast for the two. He simply didn't notice the change in his reflection on how his skin tanned on its own, how his form straightened rather than hunched per usual, how all his clothings somehow altered to solely consist of black t-shirt, jeans and some plaid shirt and he just didn't bother to ask his uncle for the whereabouts of his other clothing. He also failed to notice how his uncle has been subliminally planting in his subconsciousness that he enjoyed working in the farm, that he preferred to be called Dick since Richard sounded too posh for him, that Dick has always been interested with farming and the idea to continue the family's business, that Dick wanted to recruit some good trusted friends of his to join the family's business and how he needs to pivot to study about agriculture or farming in uni.....well, scratch that, he will probably drop out later in the summer and learn better about farming or agriculture by working with his Uncle.

Imagine the surprise his roommates got when Richard went back from his Spring Break 30 lbs heavier and looking like a Southern farm stud with his outfit and the way he got this drawl out of nowhere. And he apparently have a souvenir too for them

"Got these from my Uncle, now, try to put these babies on and tell me how it feels,"

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Fast forward to summer, not only Dick really followed through with his drop out plan, he brings along his now much-more fitting roommate to join him in the farm

Hey there, a bit rushed with this execution but hope it's still an enjoyable read

[butchhamlet]

do you have any good shakespeare retelling book recs?

what a beautiful time to ask this, says guy who has left this ask collecting cobwebs in his inbox for months! because guess who has two thumbs and just finished queen goneril by erin shields! WHAT a fucking play, holy SHIT, this is some of the best characterization of the lear sisters that i've ever read and the exploration of womanhood as filtered through class + race + shitty families + political maneuvering is so so so good. also the things shields does with the og playtext... chef's fucking KISS

anyway, recency bias aside, i've been meaning to make a post about my favorite shakespeare retellings for a while, and i think i never actually did it because i wanted to make a lear retelling ranking list and then i never read some of the ones on my TBR. so whatever. the learlist will happen someday. here are my favorites in general. (here is my goodreads shelf for the retellings i've read, good and bad, and here is the shelf for the ones i have yet to read.)

in no particular order:

a thousand acres by jane smiley: outsold. epitome of what makes an effective retelling--a book that clearly has something to say about and to the original text, but that also isn't afraid to diverge, to exclude here and zoom in there. ungraciously, this is "lear on a farm" and it starts a little slow, but holy fucking shit, i can't do justice in a paragraph to the way this book unraveled me. one of the best books of all time mayhaps. also, introduced the edmund character by describing his ass. 10/10

the last true poets of the sea by julia drake: i don't read that much YA anymore but jesus fucking christ. books tailored for me specifically. twelfth night retelling about siblings + mental illness + being bisexual + love triangles that actually make sense (emotions are confusing!) instead of being contrived + beautiful description + excellent dialogue + THE MENTAL ILLNESS. books that made me start crying in zoom class in 2020

rosencrantz and guildenstern are dead by tom stoppard: kind of a cop-out answer because we all know this one. but that does not detract from how good it is. this is one of those plays, at least for me, that makes me think, "ohhhhhh, THIS is what theater can do. this is using its medium to the absolute utmost." it is so clever and it makes me want to cry. i think about "i don't know. it's the same sky" more often than i can say

american moor by keith hamilton cobb: not exactly a retelling, but a one-man play about a Black man auditioning for the lead role in Othello, tangling as he does with his relationship with shakespeare's work and cultural dominance. suuuuuch a good fucking play even beyond the analysis of othello (which is excellent); the language is so fucking incredible. everyone who likes shakespeare should read this.

teenage dick by mike lew: modern teenage richard iii; this one's more reimagining than retelling, because it diverges pretty sharply from the plot of richard iii, but god, it's so fucking fun. and upsetting! really upsetting also.

foul is fair by hannah capin: i will be so real. i read this in high school and some of the YA books i've revisited since did not hold up for me. so idk if i can tell you this is "good" with my full chest. but the pitch is "lady macbeth gets sexually assaulted at a party and decides to fucking kill the boys who did it" and i stayed up until like 1am to finish it because it was such a vicious gleaming wild ride

the stars undying by emery robin: does this count? hard to say, because it's just as much a retelling of roman history than shakespeare's antony and cleopatra (honestly, more, since it focuses on the era where caesar and cleopatra were lovers, which is before shakespeare's play). but i'm counting it anyway because it's bisexual space opera cleopatra and it's the best book i've read so far in 2024 and it's making me crazy and i'm writing a thesis on it < genuinely

peerless by jihae park: macbeth, but college applications, featuring asian macbeths (they're twin sisters >:3) who think their classmate has taken their place in their dream school because of affirmative action/DEI. this play is absolutely VICIOUS. it's macbeth x heathers. think it mirrors macbeth in faltering a little in its final stretch, but it still fucks hard

the wednesday wars by gary d. schmidt: okay, not a retelling; this is about a preteen boy in the 60s. but it's one of the best most genuine and heartwarming books i've ever read and it manages to be hilarious while also foregoing cheap slapstick punching-low humor for a hell of a lot of warmth and passion. and the main character interacts with shakespeare a lot as a running theme so i can justify putting it on this list. #evangelizing

of course, i would be remiss not to mention that @suits-of-woe / @mjulianwrites has written the best take on Two Gentlemen of Verona to ever exist, and i mean that quite seriously. unfortunately it hasn't been published yet so we'll all just have to prayer-circle about it. i would also be remiss not to take the opportunity to. uh. coughs. do a bit of casual self-promo. if you 1. have ocd 2. have gender or 3. think about malvolio a lot. boy do i have the novella for you

will definitely add to this when i read more retellings; feel free to drop recs in the tags/replies/reblogs/my askbox!