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citadelspires · 4 years

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Lumity In The Human Realm

Hello I’ve been thinking about Lumity and my favorite thing about lumity is the idea of Amity dealing with human world stuff I dunno why I just really like it so I’m gonna talk about it.

Amity takes forever to get used to the general lack of magic in the human realm. She has mixed feelings about it because there’s a lot of things that make the boiling isles wonderful and beautiful that she had taken for granted that she misses a lot when she’s in the human realm with Luz but there’s another part of her that recognizes magic as part of her past with her life before Luz and her relationship with her parents and the fact that she always had to be amazing at it even when she wasn’t and somehow not having it at all is incredibly freeing. Amity sits with Luz under the stars a couple nights into their visit into the human realm and sighs wistfully, telling Luz she thinks she could get used to this. Luz doesn’t really get it, the boiling isles is everything she’s ever wanted and coming home is kind of bittersweet because for most of her life this was where she belonged even when she didn’t but now she belongs somewhere completely different and being home is just a reminder that she isn’t where she wants to be. But still, something about the fact that Amity is the one sitting next to her makes her feel like maybe, just maybe, she’s closer to where she belongs than she thought. Luz takes Amity to her regular human high school and Amity is actually terrible at it. Everything is so different from the classes at hexside and so foreign to her that she can’t understand it at all, even with studying. Luz gets a chance to be the (only slightly) smarter one in the relationship. She actually kind of hates it. They both agree that human schools are much better left avoided.

Amity repeatedly waves her hand in the air in a circle in subconscious attempts to cast magic that inevitably fail. She gets really embarrassed when Luz laughs every time but then Luz tells her it’s adorable and oh wow now her face is insanely red for completely different reasons.

Luz convinces Amity not to do anything to hide her ears, instead she puts on some of those dumb looking pointy plastic elf ears or whatever and they just go everywhere matching. Amity feels like she should probably feel embarrassed but seeing Luz in any approximation of witch’s ears makes her imagine what her life would have been like if Luz was always there on the boiling isles and the fantasies of having had Luz by her side for that long immediately distract her from any other feeling. Luz has to wave her hand in front of Amity’s face like ten times.

The food in the boiling isles is actually much different from the food in the human realm so one night Luz gets super excited as she lays out a full spread of the “best” human cuisine. Some of it is actual real homemade stuff and some of it is the worst fast food you’ve ever seen, all so Amity can get the true “experience.” Amity almost doesn’t believe Luz that this stuff isn’t literal poison but one pouty expression from Luz has her trying whatever the other girl gives her. Luz at least had a good time, and Amity enjoyed some of the food and all of the smiles Luz gave her.

The flora of the human realm is also drastically different from that in the boiling isles and, after Luz finally convinces Amity that “the flower’s aren’t going to try to eat us I promise” she finds herself completely captivated by them. Luz picks out an absalon tulip (pretty little brown flower) and puts it in Amity’s hair and Amity leaves it in there for as long as physically possible. (sidenote I don’t think Luz would know flower symbolism but a tulip represents perfect love which is great because Luz thinks Amity is perfect and she loves her)

#lumity #luz noceda #amity blight #the owl house #toh #flower language #amity in the human realm #gay little amity

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j-r-macready · 3 years

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OPERATION REASSURANCE - Her Majesty's Canadian Ship HALIFAX - 2021 by Commander, U.S. Naval Forces Europe-Africa/U.S. 6th Fleet Via Flickr: Caption: RAIDER, the embarked MH-60 Seahawk Maritime Helicopter of Standing NATO Maritime Group One (SNMG1) ship HDMS Absalon, conducts flight operations and cross deck training on the flight deck of HMCS Halifax off the coast of Denmark on June 8th, 2021 during Exercise BALTOPS 50. BALTOPS is an annual joint, multinational maritime-focused defence exercise designed to enhance interoperability, flexibility, and demonstrate resolve among Allied and partner forces to defend the Baltic Sea Region. It involves maritime and air forces, strengthening combined response capabilities necessary to ensure regional security and stability. Photo taken by: Sailor First Class Bryan Underwood, Imagery Technician, Royal Canadian Navy

#BALTOPS 50 #HDMS Absalon #HMCS Halifax #Helicopter #Keywords: BALTOPS #MH-60 #RAIDER #SNMG1 #Seahawk #Undisclosed Location #Denmark

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asadflowerblog · 3 years

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Tulip Divisions

Hello everybody!

The spring has come and it’s time for different flowers to bloom. Today we’re going to learn a bit more about our beloved flowers tulips.

Tulips come in great varieties, therefore it was decided to divide them in different classes. Divisions are based on common characteristic such as bloom time, bloom shape, visual appearance, plant size and its origin.

There’re 15 divisions and here we go.

Div. 1: Single Early tulips

These tulips have that classic tulip look: a single cup-shaped flower. Tulips in this division are rather short (15 to 45 cm), but come in a wide range of colors and often have a pleasant fragrance.

Bloom time: early to mid spring season.

Let’s have a look at the following examples.

Tulipa Candy Prince

Tulipa Apricot Beauty

Tulipa Red Revival

Div. 2: Double Early tulips

These guys have bowl-shaped semi- or fully-double flowers somewhere looking like peonies. The tulips also have a wide range of colors ranging from pastel pink to dark red. Can grow 30-40 cm tall. Bloom time: mid spring season.

Tulipa Palmyra

Tulipa Foxy Foxtrot

Tulipa Peach Blossom

Div. 3: Triumph tulips

Triumph tulips are similar to their single early brothers: both have single cup-shaped flowers. What’s different here? Triumph tulips have the widest range of colors, proudly stand 40-60 cm tall and bloom mid to late spring season.

Tulipa Suncatcher

Tulipa Paul Scherer

Tulipa Happy Generation

Div. 4: Darwin hybrid tulips

Darwins are the result of hybridization of fosteriana tulips and single late tulips. That’s why they have huge single oval-shaped flowers with strong stems. The giants grow 50-70 cm tall. Bloom time: mid to late spring season.

Tulipa Hakuun

Tulipa Mystic van Eijk

Tulipa Red Impression

Div. 5: Single Late tulips

The real big brothers among all tulips, the true “basketball players”: they grow 45-80 cm tall. Single late tulips have an oval or goblet shape and can be single or multi-flowered. Bloom time: late spring season.

Tulipa Flaming Club (multi-flowered)

Tulipa Yosemite

Tulipa Big Smile

Div. 6: Lily-flowered tulips

These tulips have elegant single flowers. You can’t mistake this signature narrow waist of lily-flowering tulips. Petals arch outwards and have pointed tips. The plants can grow 40-60 cm tall. Bloom season: mid to late spring season.

Tulipa Youkihi

Tulipa White Triumphator

Tulipa West Point

Div. 7: Fringed tulips

Also known as crispa tulip. They have cup or goblet-shaped flowers, petals end with spiked or crystal-like fringes. Can have simple or semi- or fully-double flowers. Most of them grow 45-60 cm tall. Bloom time: mid to late spring season.

Note that this type may fall into other divisions as well (e.g. div. Double Late).

Tulipa Cummins

Tulipa Vaya con Dios

Tulipa Cool Crystal

Div. 8: Viridiflora tulips

“Viridis” means green in Latin. As you might guess this type of tulips have single cup-shaped flowers streaked with green. Viridiflora tulips produce long-lasting flowers so you can enjoy them for up to 3 weeks. They are of variable height, usually 40-50 cm tall. Bloom time: late spring season.

Note that this type may fall into other divisions as well (e.g. div. Lily-flowered).

Tulipa Green Star (div. Lily-flowered)

Tulipa Virichic

Tulipa Hollywood Star

Div. 9: Rembrandt tulips

These unusual tulips are bred to resemble Old Dutch tulips of the Tulip mania. Originally this unique pattern was the result of a virus spread by aphids. Today real “broken tulips” are banned from commerce and no longer available. Tulips you can find in the market are virus-free bulbs. Bloom time and plant size are cultivar specific.

Note that this type may fall into other divisions as well (e.g. div. Single Late)

Sheet from a Tulip Book by Jacob Marrel (1640)

Stilleven met bloemen by Hans Bollongier (1639)

Flora by Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijnm (1634)

Clockwise from top left: Tulipa Silver Standard (div. Single Early), Tulipa Black and White (div. Single Late), Tulipa Wonder Club (div. Single Late, multiflowered), Tulipa Absalon (div. Rembrandt)

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victorytaken · 2 years

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Quick notes, so I don’t forget the OC ideas for when i write their bios later

Codename: Paladin Race: Still deciding, most likely Kuranta Class: Vanguard / Guard Occupation: Former Knight of Kazimierz, now employed by Rhodes Island

Codename: Apotheosis or Absalon Race: Liberi Class: Specialist / Sniper Occupation: CEO of Sabre Corporatin or just SabreCorp for short. In turn for treating her sister’s oripathy, she works for them.

#ooc

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nawapon17 · 3 years

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wedavid109me-blog · 4 years

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A U.S. Air Force B-52H Stratofortress long-range bomber flies over the Royal Danish Navy Absalon-class support ship HDMS Esbern Snare (L17), left, and the Swedish Royal Navy Visby-class corvette HMS Karlstad (K35) during exercise Baltic Operations (BALTOPS) 2020.

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ocamoza-blog · 7 years

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1 Minggu Berharga

Assalamualaikum

Hej alle! Hvordan går det med jer alle? Håber I har det godt.

Jadiiii kali ini aku mau cerita tentang Mini Exchange ku. Apa tuh? Jadi, kita-kita para exchange students harus tinggal di keluarga dan ke sekolah lain di kota lain selama kurang lebih 1 minggu. Nah, aku dan exchange students lain dari Chapter Absalon, pergi ke kota Silkeborg buat Mini Exchange ini.

My mini exchange started on 14 January 2017. Temen-temenku pada naik bus ke Silkeborg, tapi aku engga. Kebetulan, mini hostfam ku lagi ada acara ulang tahun di København, jadi kita bisa sekalian ketemuan di København aja ehehe. Kita janjian jam 3 sore di stasiun Dyssegård. Nah terus aku di ajak ke rumah kerabat mereka (yang punya acara ulang tahun) di daerah situ.

Btw di keluarga ini, aku ada dua host sister; Line (hampir 16 tahun) dan Mia (hampir 13 tahun). Dan ada anjing juga, namanya Laike.

Setelah nyampe di rumah kerabat mereka, kita jalan-jalan ke taman, terus balik lagi buat Eftermiddags Cafe (Afternoon Cafe), dan makan malem. Setelah itu baru deh kita naik mobil ke Silkeborg (perjalanan sekitar 3 jam-an).

Hari Minggu, aku di ajak ke Himmelbjerget, suatu bukit disini. Dan waktu itu ada salju, so omg it was really nice and beautiful there.

Terus pas nyampe rumah, host dad tanya,

“Mau ga presentasi tentang Indonesia di sekolahnya Line sama Mia, plus sekolahnya Host Mom juga. (Host mom kerjanya guru), jadi hari Senin kamu ke kelas Line, Selasa ke kelas Mia, dan hari Jum’at ke 3 kelas di sekolahnya Host Mom. So in total, presentasi 5x dalam 1 minggu.”

Mantab ga tuh?

Akhirnya aku setuju-setuju aja deh presentasi 5x ehehehe (kapan lagi lol). Dan Alhamdulillah presentasi nya lancaarrr. Rata-rata sih pada kaget liat uang Indonesia yang banyak 0-nya lol :p

Btw, waktu aku presentasi di kelas Mia, aku presentasi mostly pake bahasa Danish karena mereka masih umur 12-13 tahun, jadi belum terlalu bisa bahasa inggris. I’m feeling proud of myself lol.

Nah hari Rabu dan Kamis, aku jalan-jalan sama anak exchange lainnya di sekitaran Silkeborg. Kita ke Industrial Museum, Art Museum, Aquarium, Pabrik Kertas, Farm, dan lain-lain. Yang paling berkesean buatku sih, Industrial Museum. Soalnya di situ, ada bagian museum yang berupa rumah, dimana rumah ini itu rumah orang Denmark dari “working class” di tahun 1800an, 1920an, 1950an, sama 1999an. Dari situ aku tau banyak. Yang menarik tuh, di tahun 1800an, orang-orang dari “working class” di Denmark bisa jadi mandi cuma 1 atau 2 kali dalam setahun. Iya. S e t a h u n. Soalnya dulu kalo mau mandi itu susah banget. Harus ke kota sambil bawa ember buat nyari air. Dan itu perjalanannya lumayan jauh. Nyampe rumah masih harus dipanasi dulu. Baru deh bisa mandi. Mereka bahkan cuma punya 1 pasang baju, jadi mandi ga mandi ya percuma aja soalnya tetep pake baju yang sama….

Terus aku juga lihat beberapa mesin-mesin dari jaman dahulu, ada beberapa kereta juga. Pokoknya banyak deh.

By the way, I really like my mini host family here. Terutama sama host sister ku. Awalnya kita kayak awkward gitu…. Tapi makin kesini makin deket akk:’) Kita main just dance bareng, terus aku juga ngajari mereka Tari Jejer lol. Sayang banget deh. Bahkan waktu aku mau balik ke Copenhagen, aku sampe sedih banget bakal ninggalin mereka. :(

Soo, menurutku mini exchange ini bener-bener pengalaman yang ga akan aku lupain deh. Bahkan aku ngerasa kalau 1 minggu itu ga cukup. Di bis perjalanan pulang, aku sama anak exchange lainnya pada sedih banget. We really hope we had more time in Silkeborg, especially with our mini host family.

Yaudah deh segitu dulu aja ya geng. Hej hej !

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smartencyclopedia · 5 months

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defpost · 4 years

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U.S. Air Force B-52H Bombers Conduct BTF mission to Europe, Participate in BALTOPS 2020 Exercise

#USAirForce B-52H #Stratofortress bombers conduct #BomberTaskForce mission to Europe, participate in #BALTOPS 2020 exercise.

Two U.S. Air Force B-52H Stratofortress strategic bombers conducted a long-range, long duration strategic Bomber Task Force (BTF) mission throughout Europe and the Baltic region, on June 15, while also supporting the BALTOPS (Baltic Operations) 2020 naval exercise.

The bombers involved in this mission was from the USAF’s 5th Bomb Wing base at Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota.

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courtneytincher · 5 years

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U.S. Navy destroyer Gravely conducts PASSEX with Royal Danish Navy

The U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Gravely (DDG 107) and Royal Danish navy Absalon-class command and support ship HMDS Absalon (L 16) conducted a passing exercise (PASSEX) in the Arctic waters off the coast of Greenland, Aug 16, according to Chief Petty Officer Brian Finney.

According to a statement released by the Commander, U.S. 2nd Fleet, PASSEXs are unit exercises requiring cooperation, communication and interoperability between two or more navies, testing advanced ship maneuvering and tactics. It affords the opportunity to improve crews’ knowledge and demonstrate shared tactics.

“This exercise was a unique opportunity for Gravely to conduct training with the Danish navy and to demonstrate interoperability in strategically important waters,” said Cmdr. Michael O’Reilly, commanding officer of Gravely. “As our navies share many common tactics, techniques and procedures, it was great to see how quickly we were able to establish communications and exercise our combined warfighting and seamanship skills.”

The PASSEX started with a rendezvous of the ships, followed by the landing of Absalon’s MH-60R helicopter on the flight deck of the Gravely. The ships conducted four, pre-planned close maneuvers allowing the ships to safely come within 250 yards. The operations allowed Gravely Sailors to draw from the wealth of experience and knowledge our ally has in northern latitude operations, and as highly skilled, technologically advanced, militarily interoperable neighbors.

“Events like today’s passing exercise not only deepen the relationship between our two countries but also strengthen our maritime security capabilities in the North Atlantic,” said O’Reilly.

USS Gravely’s operations in the Arctic are a step toward further enhancing our Navy’s proficiencies operating in Arctic climates. GRAVELY is underway to conduct Arctic operations as part of an 8-month deployment.

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“Events like today’s passing exercise not only deepen the relationship between our two countries but also strengthen our maritime security capabilities in the North Atlantic,” said O’Reilly.

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210606-N-EI510-0355 by Commander, U.S. Naval Forces Europe-Africa/U.S. 6th Fleet Via Flickr: 210606-N-EI510-0355 ATLANTIC OCEAN (June 6, 2021) The HMDS Absalon (F 314), back, FS CBT Blaison (F 793), center, and HNOMS Storm (P 961) sail in formation as seen from the Blue Ridge-class command and control ship USS Mount Whitney (LCC 20) in the Atlantic Ocean, June 6, 2021 in support of exercise BALTOPS 50. BALTOPS 50 is an annual international maritime-led joint exercise including 16 NATO allies and 2 partner nations demonstrating the ability of the alliance to contribute to deterring and if required defeating aggression. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Scott Barnes/Released)

#BALTOPS50 #NATO #WeAreNATO #AwaysVigilant #USS Mount Whitney (LCC 20)#Atlantic Ocean

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丹麥海軍阿布薩隆級多用途支援艦剪輯 Denmark Navy Absalon class Multipurpose support ship

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sentrava · 7 years

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What’s On in Copenhagen: October 2017

Hygge is great and all, but it’s no excuse to stay indoors all autumn long. Don that scarf and look alive people, this month is full of fun things to see and do. The city has a mix of gigs, exhibitions, food and drink events, flea markets and reams of other stuff.

Here’s all the unmissable Copenhagen events in October:

Sunday 1st October

Stefansgade Loppemarked

It’s the last Stefansgade flea of the “summer” season kids, so make the most of it. There’ll be the usual bargains, coffee carts and food trucks for the ideal slow Sunday stroll around Nørrebro.

Monday 2nd October

Pin-up Fit

Ever fancied yourself as a Bettie Page type? This fun 50s style workout will get your whole body energised with bumps ‘n’ grinds, hip shimmies and shoulder shimmies! It’s an all-female class and all ages from 13+ are welcome.

Tuesday 3rd October

Observation Evening at Tycho Brahe Planetarium

There’s a starry-eyed suprise this month at Tycho Brahe Planetarium where you can observe the night sky guided by an astrophysicist all for free!

Wednesday 4th October

Tommy Hilfiger & Calvin Klein stock sale

Some great discounts at Papirhallen on these two all-American brands, including sales on men’s and women’s clothes, jeans, kids’s clothes, underwear and accessory bits.

Thursday 5th October – Saturday 7th October

“The Water” Exhibition at The Underground Cisterns

Explore Copenhagen’s subterranean reservoir lit with a sea of lanterns as part of the Reflektor Light Festival. The exhibition was created by the Japanese architect Sambuichi. There’s sake by the glass, and a Japanese boat, tarai-bune, drifting on the underground lake. It’s even a full moon!

Thursday 5th October – Sunday 8th October

Won Hundred Stock Sale

Get up to 80% discount on Danish fashion brand Won Hundred and nail that classic, low-key Scandinavian look in the process.

Friday 6th October – Sunday 8th October

HÖST Nordic Literature Festival

New for this year, HÖST literature festival — taking place at Johan Borup’s High School — celebrates Nordic writers over three days with a mix of debates, workshops and even community singing! Listen to speakers including Tomas Espedal, Adam Holm, Jonas Hassen Khemiri, Helga Flatland and Lone Aburas.

Saturday 7th October

Obscura Vertigo Light workshop

If you were lucky enough to see Obscura Vertigo’s light installation, The Wave, on Copenhagen’s waterfront you’ll know how stunning the display was. Now us mere mortals can learn the seemingly magical craft behind these installations at REFLEKTOR Light Festival’s free workshop and discover how these works of art come to life!

Sunday 8th October – 11th October

Shoptalk Europe

This four day conference celebrates all things innovative in retail and ecommerce, so it’s ideal if you are thinking of starting your own business or are already a business owner. With talks from leaders in the field like Simona Scarpaleggia, CEO of IKEA and Tim Kendall, President of Pinterest, you can learn useful tips for your own business.

Tuesday 10th October – 13 October

Body landscapes festival 2nd week workshop

Two artists, Ramen who is half Afghan, half Austrian and Yong is Korean but is based in Denmark, examine themselves from a transnational perspective, exploring their identity through their performance and a series of workshops.

Wednesday 11th October

Hip Hop Quiz

Think you know your Tupac from your Snoop? Then grab your crew and come test your knowledge at Absalon’s quiz night.

Thursday 12th October

Karen Blixen – Storyteller at Cinemateket

This documentary follows the famed Danish author on her trip to the US in 1959 where she regailed her readers with stories of Africa and Rungstedlund. The poet Thorkild Bjørnvig, literature professor Aage Henriksen and even Louisiana’s founder Knud W. Jensen make an appearance as well. The film is in Danish.

Friday 13th October

Denmark’s Biggest Tapas Event

Torvehallerne’s Tapas evening is ideal for diners on a budget. Sample from 50 different tiny (but mighty tasty) dishes ranging beween 10-35kr. Fill those little tummies up!

Culture Night

An evening packed full with reams of arts and culture where the city comes alive with people bustling about from activty to activity. All kinds of institutions will be opening up their doors to the public that evening, including DR, UN City and the Danish parliament. There’s loads going on so check out the full programme here.

Find out what Culture Night is all about here!

Saturday 14th October – sunday 15th October

Fleamarket at Forum

Come and explore this h-u-g-e market at Forum over the weekend where there’ll be everything from antiques, retro bits and other deals to be had. Entrance is 40kr.

Sunday 15th October

Danish on a Sunday: The Soldier And Jenny

This Danish classic film from 1947 traces the love story of two tortured souls. Jenny, a young woman who remains unsure of her fate as she awaits trial. And Robert, a man similiarly trying to shake free from his dark past and begin again. Jenny and the Soldier is one of the ten films in Denmark’s cultural canon and is undoubtedly a must-see.

Tuesday 17th October

Codher Pop-up Programming vol. 13

Whether you’re a beginner or just looking to improve your existing coding skills, this free workshop run by Codher is such a fun way to learn and meet other enthuisiasts. Get inspired and share that knowledge with other women!

Thursday 19th October – 22 October

Envii Stock Sale

You can forget about saving for Xmas because there’s up to 80% from chic high street brand, Envii. When the bargain calls, we can only follow…

Friday 20th October

Death Becomes Her at Huset’s Biograf

Robert Zemeckis’ 1992 comedy is a cult classic starring two Hollywood greats, Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn, as nitpicky friends desperate to fight the aging process. One a faded actress, the other a shinking violet. Soon, with the help of some “alternative assistance! both women figure out how to cheat death itself, but not without some hilarious and very painful repurcussions.

Saturday 21st October

Ásgeir at DR Concert House

The Concert House will be filled with the haunting dulcet tones of Icelandic singer-songwriter, Ásgeir, this month. Fresh from the release of his follow-up album, Afterglow, Ásgeir and his band are back in Copenhagen, one of the cities they love most.

Sunday 22nd October

Astrid S at Lille Vega

The seriously catchy, bubble-gum pop beats of Norwegian singer Astrid S are coming to Vega. She’s already worked with the likes of Katy Perry so expect great things from this rising singer-songstress.

Tuesday 24th October

Emma Holten: The New Feminism

What does discrimination in Denmark look like? Feminist and activis, Emma Holten is hosting a discussion aiming to unpack the layers of inequality that are still prevalent today. The talk will be in Danish.

Thursday 26th October

Lecture: Recycling textile into furniture

Design school KADK are running a lecture on upcycling old textile materials into furniture pieces. Speakers Wickie Meier, CEO of Really, and Lea Nordström, Technical Manager of Kvadrat, will discuss design and the circle economy.

Sunday 29th October

Virtual Reality at Huset’s Biograf

Get a glimpse of unfamiliar reality at Huset when guests can try out old-school VR headgear, followed up by David Cronenberg’s 1999 gamer-movie masterpiece eXistenZ.

Monday 30th October

Texas at Amager Bio

Scottish rockers led by Sharleen Spiteri play hits from their new album Jump On Board and hopefully some old favorites too.

Tuesday 31st October

MURA MASA at Store Vega

Electronic Guernsey-born producer MURA MASA is only 21 but already worked with the likes of A$AP Rocky and Stormzy. And after releasing his debut album in July, he is now on the up up.

Ongoing in October

Crossing Borders at SMK

Artists have always crossed vast distances looking for something undiscovered and original, and on occasion, sometimes for just pure adventure. A selection of works from greats of the European art world between 1300 to 1800 focussing on those that went in search of their inspiration. Highlights include: Andrea Mantegna, Peter Paul Rubens, Corbelius Norbertus Gijsbrechts and Rembrandt van Rijn and much more.

Micheal Kvium Circus Europe at Arken

Visual Danish artist Michael Kvium is setting up his circus of the absurd at Arken. The exhibition centres around the European identity and community in a time governed by xenophobia, fear and tension. Kvium takes the political and social scenes of life in contemporary Europe and places it under the big top for all of us to gawk at.

Stanley Kubrick – The Exhibition

The Kunstforening GL STRAND presents the first exhibition of its kind in the Nordics, an exclusive look into Kubrick’s visionary workroom. Constructed from movie excerpts, interviews with Kubrick himself and colleagues, as well as old archive material, get a glimpse into the movie master at work.

Marina Abramović “The Cleaner” at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

The first major retrospective of Abramović’s work in Europe, Louisiana is showcasing 100 pieces of the critically acclaimed performance artist spanning over five decades. “The Cleaner” exhibition includes her early concept sketches, paintings, and depictions of some of the artist’s live performances, including her partnership with Ulay. It immersive, though-provoking, at times disturbing, and a must-see.

Masterpieces. From Degas to Hammershøi at Ordrupgaard

A wonderful opportunity to experience the works of some of the greats from Ordrupgaard’s Danish and French collection, including Edgar Degas, Claude Monet, Auguste Rodin, Paul Gauguin, Vilhelm Hammershøi and several others.

There will also be the opportunity to view the galleries extensive collection of pastels, rarely exhibited previously. These include Degas’s ballerinas in the rehearsal room and portraits by Renoir and Manet of life in Paris.

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courtneytincher · 5 years

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U.S. Navy destroyer Gravely conducts PASSEX with Royal Danish Navy

“Events like today’s passing exercise not only deepen the relationship between our two countries but also strengthen our maritime security capabilities in the North Atlantic,” said O’Reilly.

from Defence Blog

“Events like today’s passing exercise not only deepen the relationship between our two countries but also strengthen our maritime security capabilities in the North Atlantic,” said O’Reilly.

via IFTTT

#Defence Blog

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