| Piet Romer - 394 sec
Piet Römer bij De Wereld Draait Door. Ouderdom, drank of drugs. Apart is het in ieder geval.
Auteur : deeoo
Tags:Piet Romer dronken wereld draait door
 | | Nancy Romer - World Against War Conference Dec 1 2007 - 466 sec
Nancy Romer of US Labor Against The War
Auteur : adycousins
Tags: anti-war iraq USLAW union solidarity strike peace labor
| | garish - junge römer - live - 246 sec
live im wuk {17.04.2007}
www.garish.at
Auteur : cacaotee
Tags:garish live WUK junge römer
| | michael romer shredding - 92 sec
Micheal Romeo
Auteur : AsmeginDavid
Tags:Shredding
| | Junge Römer - 255 sec
gesungen von Manuel Rubey anlässlich der Filmpremiere des neuen Falco Films im Museumsquartier
Auteur : lindaone
Tags: Falco Manuel Rubey
| | Katja Schuurman - Römer - 1999 - een gesprek met katja.. - 259 sec
een gesprek met katja schuurman römer over het einde van 1999 Linda, roos en jessica.
Auteur : afutselaar
Tags:linda roos jessica 1999 katjaschuurmanrömer katjaschuurman Alexander Futselaar
| | Charlie Rose - FRIEDMAN / ROMER / TYSON (IN SAN FRANCISCO) - 3389 sec
Episode 9107
GUESTS/AFFILIATIONS: Milton Friedman///Paul Romer///Laura Tyson
Auteur : CharlieRose
Tags:charlie_rose entertainment charlie rose
| | "Als Die Römer Frech Geworden" Ruud Merx tenor - 277 sec
André Rieu, his orchestra and choir with Ruud Merx tenor sings:
"Als Die Römer Frech Geworden" in German in Trier.
A DVD of this video doesn't exist.
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Joseph Viktor von Scheffel, 1826-1886
Als die Römer frech geworden,
Sim serim sim sim sim sim,
Zogen sie nach Deutschlands Norden,
Sim serim sim sim sim sim,
Vorne mit Trompetenschall,
Te rä tä tä tä te rä,
Ritt der Generalfeldmarschall,
Te rä tä tä tä te rä,
Herr Quintilius Varus,
Refrain:
Wau, wau, wau, wau, wau,
Herr Quintilius Varus,
|: Schnäde räng täng :|
Schnäde räng täng, de räng täng täng
2. In dem Teutoburger Walde,
Huh! Wie pfiff der Wind so kalte,
Raben flogen durch die Luft,
Und es war ein Moderduft,
Wie von Blut und Leichen.
11. Nur in Rom war man nicht heiter,
Sondern kaufte Trauerkleider;
Grade als beim Mittagsmahl
Augustus saß im Kaisersaal,
Kam die Trauerbotschaft.
Auteur : abussemaker
Tags: André Rieu Ruud Merx Trier Joseph Viktor Scheffel
| | Piet Romer doet raar - 200 sec
Piet Römer doet een beetje raar bij de Wereld Draait Door.
Auteur : deeoo
Tags:Piet Römer Romer Baantjer
| | WDR Poetry Slam (Runde 4) - Felix Römer - 367 sec
Felix Römer aus Berlin - mit Kriegserlebnissen seines Urgroßvaters.
Auteur : rockaneLLa
Tags:WDR Poetry Slam Felix Römer
| | Ancient Lives by John Romer - The Valley of the Kings 1/3 - 646 sec
This is Episode Two, part one, of the 8 episode series.
2. The Valley of the Kings
The tombs of Ipi the workman and Kha the architect illustrate the daily rituals of life, as well as the nature of tools, furniture, clothes, kitchen utensils, and foods. As we explore the tomb of Tutmose III, Romer explains what its paintings and hieroglyphs mean.
----- from the official description of episode two
In "Ancient Lives" John Romer traces the history of what is now called Dier-el-Medina, the village of the craftsmen and builders of the Royal tombs of the Pharaohs.
The scribes of the village kept extensive records of the work, legal disputes, events, even poetry--enabling historians to understand their lives 3,000 years ago in the sort of intimate detail Romer is so good at explaining with such fun, interest and lyrical affection.
marketing blurb of series:
The history of a single Egyptian village, from the time of the great Ramses through the decline of pharaonic power some 500 years later, is traced in this fascinating series. In this village the tombs in the Valley of the Kings were built, and John Romer, our enthusiastic host,shares the excitement of making its inhabitants come alive: from Paneb the unruly foreman to Djutmose the dutiful scribe; from descriptions of what the villagers dreamed about to the first sit-down strike in recorded history.
Auteur : SirMixItAllUp
Tags: Ancient-Lives John-Romer Egypt Pharaohs Egyptology Dier-el-Medina archaeology Egyptologists culture
| | Ancient Lives by John Romer - Village decays - part 1 of 5 - 642 sec
In "Ancient Lives" John Romer traces the history of what is now called Dier-el-Medina, the village of the craftsmen and builders of the Royal tombs of the Pharaohs.
The scribes of the village kept extensive records of the work, legal disputes, events, even poetry--enabling historians to understand their lives 3,000 years ago in the sort of intimate detail Romer is so good at explaining with such fun, interest and lyrical affection.
This episode is the forth and final as originally aired on TV in the US, in 1984. It is available on VHS tape at many libraries. These tapes split each of the four episodes into two. The episode I uploaded here as described in those library tapes:
7. The Year of the Hyena
The Year of the Hyena has passed, the famine is over. The date is October 5, 1079 B.C. by our calendar, a time of disillusionment, decay, and change, as the entire village moves to the temple compound at Medinet Habu. We meet Djutmose the scribe; Herihor, a general sent by the King to take control of the Year of the Hyena; and Butamen, son of Djutmose, who investigates plundered tombs.
8. The Deserted Village
As desert sands slowly begin to cover the deserted village, we suddenly realize how fragile our link with these ancient lives has been. In the final program, Romer discusses how the valley today offers clues to those who care to read them.
Auteur : SirMixItAllUp
Tags: Ancient Lives John Romer Egypt Pharaohs Egyptology Dier-el-Medina archaeology Egyptologists humanities
| | Ancient Lives by John Romer - The Valley of the Kings 2/3 - 658 sec
This is Episode Two, part two, of the 8 episode series.
2. The Valley of the Kings
The tombs of Ipi the workman and Kha the architect illustrate the daily rituals of life, as well as the nature of tools, furniture, clothes, kitchen utensils, and foods. As we explore the tomb of Tutmose III, Romer explains what its paintings and hieroglyphs mean.
----- from the official description of episode two
In "Ancient Lives" John Romer traces the history of what is now called Dier-el-Medina, the village of the craftsmen and builders of the Royal tombs of the Pharaohs.
The scribes of the village kept extensive records of the work, legal disputes, events, even poetry--enabling historians to understand their lives 3,000 years ago in the sort of intimate detail Romer is so good at explaining with such fun, interest and lyrical affection.
Auteur : SirMixItAllUp
Tags: Ancient-Lives John-Romer Egypt Pharaohs Egyptology Dier-el-Medina archaeology Egyptologists humanities
| | Dan Romer - 580 sec
Fire Flies guitarist/vocalist "Dan Romer"
With accordion covers of Britney Spears, David Bowie, and David Byrne, and live footage of Fire Flies in NYC.
Dan "kinda hates" NASA.
http://www.myspace.com/firefliesmusic
Auteur : sjaffe
Tags: Dan Romer Sam Jaffe Suny Purchase fire flies aliens accordion britney spears david byrne bowie love america nasa
| | Who's Next - Thijs Römer - 756 sec
Babs Assink leest nrc.next met Thijs Römer
Auteur : whosnext
Tags: thijs romer whosnext nrc.next babs assink
| | Ancient Lives by John Romer - Village decays - part 3 of 5 - 633 sec
John Romer (born 1941) published a fine book based on this series called "Ancient Lives; Daily Life in Egypt of the Pharaohs"
blurb for the book:
"John Romer uses hundreds of surviving texts to describe the life and times of one group of people in Egypt. The book centres around the people of a tiny New Kingdom village, which was the home of artisans and construction workers who created the marvellous tombs in the Valley of the Kings."
Auteur : SirMixItAllUp
Tags: Ancient Lives John Romer Egypt Pharaohs Egyptology Dier-el-Medina archaeology Egyptologists humanities
| | Future American Idol? - Breanna Romer (6yrs) - 149 sec
6 year old Breanna Romer sings "I'm Sorry" with a live band. She really feels the music in her soul and is amazing to watch and listen to.
Auteur : homerromer
Tags:Future American Idol Breanna Romer talent gifted amazing singer
| | Römer und Germanen - Rome total Brawl (Part 3) - 457 sec
Hier ein Tribute an alle Sandalenfilme. Have Fun!
Auteur : Sargendpepper
Tags: Römer Germanen Kampf Barbaren Schwert Axt Kurzfilm Antike Sueben Romans Fight Funny Germans Barbarian
| | Ancient Lives by John Romer - An Artist's Life 1/3 - 563 sec
This is upload one (of three) of episode 3 of the 8 episode series "Ancient Lives" by John Romer.
3. An Artist's Life
Details of Paneb's life are revealed: how he carried out his duties as foreman of a crew of superb stone carvers and how he eventually came to grief. His story leads us to the world's oldest map. Romer also discusses the Egyptian interest in the relationship between day and night, life and death, flood and drought.
----- from the official description of episode three
In "Ancient Lives" John Romer traces the history of what is now called Dier-el-Medina, the village of the craftsmen and builders of the Royal tombs of the Pharaohs.
The scribes of the village kept extensive records of the work, legal disputes, events, even poetry--enabling historians to understand their lives 3,000 years ago in the sort of intimate detail Romer is so good at explaining with such fun, interest and lyrical affection.
Auteur : SirMixItAllUp
Tags: Ancient-Lives John-Romer Egypt Pharaohs Egyptology Dier-el-Medina archaeology Egyptologists humanities
| | Ancient Lives by John Romer - Village decays - part 4 of 5 - 628 sec
John Corry wrote of this series in the New York Times:
John Romer, the host of the series, says we know more about the people who lived in the settlement 3,000 years ago than we do ''about most people in the last century.'' The ancient Egyptians were inveterate scribblers, recording their lives on stone.
Thus Mr. Romer, an Egyptologist, takes us on a tour of the village: Here lived a little old lady who adored a pet monkey; there lived a scribe who wrote love poetry. Mr. Romer scambles up hillsides and over fallen statuary. Sometimes he grows breathless and sometimes his British accent gets in the way. On the whole, however, he is not a bad guide.
Nonetheless, the great appeal here is not the lesson in Egyptology, but the lesson in design. Have the graphic arts improved all that much in 3,000 years? "Ancient Lives" indicates they have not. The people in the settlement decorated their own modest tombs with striking pictures, carefully rendered. Even everyday artifacts were made with care. Form, function and esthetic appeal seem to have been given equal weight.
Mr. Romer is enthusiastic about all this - ''the finest linen woven anywhere, anyplace, anytime'' - and he notes that much of what the ancient Egyptians made couldn't be duplicated today. Climbing over a huge statue of Ramses II, he notes that it had to have been made by gifted craftsmen who shared a sense of purpose. No such community, he says, exists today.
Auteur : SirMixItAllUp
Tags: Ancient Lives John Romer Egypt Pharaohs Egyptology Dier-el-Medina archaeology Egyptologists humanities
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