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"To me, you'll always be a fish," a boy tells a teenage mermaid, gently rejecting her romantic advances. It's a bruising, funny, and relatable moment in 38-year-old Polish director Agnieszka Smoczyńska's inspired feature-film debut The Lure. Smoczyńska uses the genres of fantasy and horror to tell a coming-of-age story about two adolescent mermaid sisters who come ashore and become singers in an European underground nightclub restaurant (their act is called The Lure) during the '80s. It turns out that mermaids—creatures that are "half-children, half-animals" in Smoczyńska's words—serve as a perfect metaphor for developing girls grappling with their sexuality, objectification, and feelings of otherness. Smoczyńska's mermaids have beautiful faces and cascading hair, but they also have beastly, slimy, long, eel-like fishtails. Last year at the Sundance Film Festival The Lure won a Special Jury Prize in the Dramatic World Cinema competition for "unique vision and design." It's a lush, arresting art film with the transporting surrealism of Björk's music videos (which the filmmaker has named as an influence), the vivid colors and exhilarating energy of '90s foreign hit Run Lola Run, and shades of the poetic Czech cult classic Valerie and Her Week of Wonders and the deranged Isabelle Adjani film Possession thrown in for good measure. It's also a musical that was largely shot in an abandoned club in Warsaw and a vampire movie, in which the mermaids hunger for human flesh and—in a nod to Homer's sirens—hypnotize people with their voices.
The dark-haired, rebellious Golden (Michalina Olszańska) squints and smirks challengingly at adults, making it clear than she won't be beholden to anyone, as she maneuvers through the nightlife world with its ramshackle glamour and a desolate, drab cityscape. Her sweet-tempered, ginger-haired sister, Silver (Marta Mazurek), is at once more mature than Golden and more vulnerable in her longing for earthly love. (Like her model, the eponymous character in Hans Christian Andersen's "The Little Mermaid," Silver seems willing to give up her voice for legs, so she can become a human being).
Smoczyńska is currently in Poland shooting The Fugue, her follow-up film about a woman with amnesia who doesn't want to recover her memory. We recently spoke to the gracious and down-to-earth director by Skype as she was traveling to the set.
JULIA YEPES: Even though The Lure is fantastical, you did a lot of things to make it feel emotionally true to being a teenager. For example, the songs were interlaced into the story in such a way that it didn't even feel like a musical. The songs just seemed like natural expressions of joy or angst or sadness.
AGNIESZKA SMOCZYŃSKA: Yes. I don't know if you read this, but the band Ballady i Romanse, the Wrońska sisters, they play such music. It's anti-musical music, as you said. Zuzia's lyrics are like poems, and Basia, her sister, composes the music. I had to visualize their songs; it was my goal, my task to do this. We were working together for, I don't know, one year with our scriptwriter. One of the songs in the movie, Gold's song to Silver when there is the fishtail operation—it was the same in real life because one of the Wrońska sisters was in a hospital and the second sister, Basia, wrote this song to cheer her up.
I really like the song with the end credits because the lyrics are about this creature who is singing that she prefers to be under the water, on the car parts and the trash. "And this is much warmer than your arms!" This is the sense of the song. In Poland, they found a body of a 2-year-old boy in a river, and Basia wrote this song because she was so touched by this story. This is what you can feel. The lyrics are from the perspective of the boy. I think this is a beautiful song of the mermaid to the human being.
YEPES: What movies influenced you when you were a teenager?
SMOCZYŃSKA: When I was a teenager it was movies by Jim Jarmusch, because when I was in secondary school, I was in a film class where I was able to watch very good films from age 14 to 19. So we had history of cinema, and every week we went to the cinema. I remember the movies of Tarantino, of course, and Jarmusch, but Bergman was also an influence on me, and also Back to the Future [1985]. The Karate Kid [1984] was very important for me. But the main characters in most movies were boys or men, and I really liked movies where the main character is a woman or a girl. Which other movies when I was a teenager? When I was a child it was La Strada [1954] by Fellini. I liked Cronenberg's Naked Lunch [1991]. But also I remember Arizona Dream [1993]. Of course, Batman [1989]. And Polish movies, especially Polanski and Kieślowski. It was these directors that I really liked the most.
YEPES: What about Żuławski?
SMOCZYŃSKA: Andrzej Żuławski, of course, and Agnieszka Holland, of course. And Andrzej Wajda. We had great, great filmmakers during communism. I grew up on these movies. To be honest, I didn't like horror, I didn't like thrillers. So this is my first movie, but my previous thoughts—they were normal psychological drama.
YEPES: [laughs] No wonder you like Bergman.
SMOCZYŃSKA: Yeah, exactly. Antonioni, Bergman. Very serious art cinema.
YEPES: I saw a connection between your movie and Żuławski because his movie Possession [1981] deals with extreme emotions. The main character is dealing with the fallout of an ending relationship, so it deals with extreme grief, extreme despair.
SMOCZYŃSKA: Yes.
YEPES: And this movie also deals wild emotions and expresses them in unusual ways. Silver and Golden are topless for a lot of the movie. Why did you think you think that was necessary?
SMOCZYŃSKA: We were thinking about it very seriously. If you can see mermaids in paintings and in the sculptures in Warsaw and also in Denmark, they don't wear bras. Bras were put on via Disney, not artists. Because Disney was for kids, that's why they had to add the bra. A mermaid doesn't need to wear a bra because she doesn't feel that she's naked. And we wanted to tell about creatures that do not feel ashamed because they are not human beings. For us, it was very important that our mermaids don't wear bras.
YEPES: Did you feel that might limit who sees the movie?
SMOCZYŃSKA: We didn't want to tell the story to the kids. It's a fairytale for adults. In Poland, you can watch it after 16 years old. It was also important for us to not show nudity in an erotic way or porno way, just natural.
YEPES: The sisters have a telepathic connection to each other the way a lot of young girls that are good friends do. And in the movie, it's signaled by a dolphin-like sound. How did you work with the sound designer to arrive at that noise and in general?
SMOCZYŃSKA: The sound design was crucial. I started to work with the sound designer after the first draft of the treatment. I treated the whole script as a score. I knew the sound design would involve the horror genre, the horror convention of the film, and also I was working with the sound designer on how to create the language of mermaids. We thought maybe they should speak via words. Then we started reading about fish, and fish can sometimes communicate via telepathy. So that's when we decided to use it. But you can hear dolphins, sharks, many underwater sounds—I think there are like 19 levels of sound in our telepathy.
YEPES: How did you connect with the artist whose work is in the animated opening sequence?
SMOCZYŃSKA: For the opening sequence, I used paintings from Aleksandra Waliszewska, a Polish painter. She invented the creepy, long, wet fishtail. I like this image because the mermaid is like a beautiful, sad monster.
YEPES: But how did you meet her? Or how did you know her work?
SMOCZYŃSKA: [Scriptwriter] Robert [Bolesto] and I knew her paintings from the internet. At the opening of her exposition, I came to her and said, "I'm a filmmaker, and I would love to work with you. I would like to make a movie about mermaids—could you paint the mermaid?" And she said, "No, I have to feel it." Then we sent her a treatment. After maybe a week or two weeks, she started to send us some paintings and they were fantastic. It was a huge inspiration for our team.
YEPES: How did you cast the lead actresses?
SMOCZYŃSKA: In the beginning, I thought because the characters were in their teens, maybe teenagers should act it, but after a while, I realized it's not possible for a teenager to act such a very, very hard role. We had a casting and we saw about 2,000 girls. [What we were looking for] was hard to find. But first of all we found Marta Mazurek, Silver. Then I started to look for her sister because I really needed the chemistry between them.
YEPES: Your cinematographer used special old lenses and lamps to help create the bright colors and the mood for the movie.
SMOCZYŃSKA: Yes. [Jakub] Kijowski joined us maybe two weeks or two months before the shoot. So it was very, very late, but he was fantastic. His input was really huge, because I gave him the music, I gave him the script, and he started to think about the whole visualization.
YEPES: Were the saturated colors your idea?
SMOCZYŃSKA: I showed him images of Diane Arbus, Nan Goldin, and also Waliszewska, and I told him, "I want something like this." I showed one particular picture of Waliszewska's, and when he watched the movie after editing, he told me he realized the film is very similar. Because he's also really young, we really used our imagination, not our experience.
YEPES: I read that you made a short film about a woman who was transfixed by her neighbor's voice, and also a documentary about an opera singer who was getting older and losing her voice. So I thought it was interesting that that theme continues in this movie.
SMOCZYŃSKA: Yes, yes, this is true. But this was very subconscious. I didn't think about it. Maybe I'm interested in the beauty of the voice, the beauty of singing. The documentary was about Maria Fołtyn, an opera singer, a diva. My short film was about an opera singer who seduced her neighbor via her voice. Our mermaids seduce people also via their voices. And I like this, because voice is something you can't paint, you can't photograph it, but you can show it in a movie.
YEPES: You evoke the heady feeling of being on the verge of womanhood so well in The Lure. Would you ever be interested in making a full-length movie about adults? Because the adults in the movie don't seem happy. I know we're kind of seeing things from the point of view of the sirens, but the lives of the grown-ups are pretty bleak. I was wondering what your views of adulthood are. Is it possible to be happy as an adult?
SMOCZYŃSKA: [laughs] I don't know. It's a hard question. It depends if you cut your fishtail or not. I think what I like in this movie, in this story, in this archetype is when you're growing up, before you become a woman, and when you are not a child, in this state, when you are a mermaid metaphorically, you can build yourself or you can lose yourself.
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Do you think there's such a thing as being guy pretty or girl pretty? If so please explain what you think makes someone either one. An example I think is Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato, for the most part I think Selena is guy pretty and Demi is girl pretty
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I definitely think there's a difference between 'girl' pretty and 'guy' pretty, and I agree with your observations on those two.
Guy-pretty is like, 'girl next door' types. Girls who look like girls in magazines, with typical features and typical style. Prominent breasts and hips/ass. Not usually anything that strays too far from the 'norm' as far as clothing choices, hair, facial features, etc.
Girls seem to find a wider array of girls to be pretty. They're more forgiving when it comes to unique features, or girls who just generally don't look like 'every other girl'. A girl will be more likely to find beauty in a girl who doesn't have completely symmetrical or typically/traditionally feminine features.
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I think Bjork is the perfect example of what ISN'T guy-pretty, for the simple fact that most guys wouldn't be attracted to her. Her weird quirkiness isn't a mark in her favor in the eyes of most guys. Her beauty is nontraditional, and as a girl, I think she was -stunning- in her younger years.
As for myself, I'm most definitely girl-pretty. Girls tell me 'how pretty I look today' and fling compliments left and right, but most men don't spare me a second glance. I'm talking 'in real life'. The internet doesn't count, because no one here knows me in person.00|00|0
Thanks so much for taking the time to comment I like your answer!! For me I think I'm girl pretty too for the same reasons you do. I always thought how weird it was to have a difference between being girl pretty and guy pretty. For demi and selena I've talked to different guys and they always pick selena but it baffles me cause I think demi is GORGEGOUS!! oh well...lol
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I've always found Bjork to be attractive in some ways, but something about her face reminds me of a girl who parties way too much and suffers from lack of sleep. I'm not sure if you know what I mean when I say I can see that in a girl's face a lot of the time. And it's definitely a deal breaker for me because that's exactly what I think it is: The "branding" basically of a girl who does drugs, drinks way too much, partes all night, and deprives herself of sleep.
I know what you mean. I used to have that kind of face, haha. I don't really see it in her though.


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Some of us take part in the '40 years of Lucas Plan' conference in Birmingham, 26th of November 2016
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Do we need to talk about Donald? Living the dream on the US election
This is the latest episode of Living The Dream the podcast from The Word From Struggle Street a collaborative anti-capitalist blog from Brisbane. In this episode we look at what discussions about the US Election in Australia tell us about the state of things in Australia..... kinda ......
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Militancy and the beautiful game: an interview with Gabriel Kuhn
Gabriel Kuhn is an anarchist activist living in Sweden and author of an impressive array of histories, translations, and collections published on anarchism, history of the left, and sports. His energy for writing is matched by a passion for soccer as a longtime fan and once professional athlete. We interviewed him about his experiences playing for a living, radical history, and controversies today.
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The fourth installment of Recomposition's 'Politics on the Field' series comes from South Florida where Marcos Restrepo brings us to the world of youth sports. With the Super Bowl past us and all the attention the world plays to sports industries and media, it's important to remember that where sports grows from in the innumerable fields and arenas where children learn and play. Restrepo presents a picture of these games a father and someone critical of what capitalism has done to a game that continues to capture the passion and imagination of millions.
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In the third installment of our series "Politics on the Field" we bring the story of three IWW athletes. This piece of history is written by IWW Neil Parthun, a sports show host, who offers a glimpse into the lives and trajectories of the IWW members who played sports as a career, and ends with his reflections on labor in professional sports.


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My third Marathon was on April 28th, 2013. The Gettysburg North/South. 26.2 miles around the rolling hills of the hallowed battlefield. Upon finishing it, I would be eligible to join an elite group of lovable crazies known as the Marathon Maniacs. With upwards of seven thousand members all over the world, the Maniacs are all about running as many marathons as possible, as often as possible, in as many locations as possible...because they enjoy it. If you have the "head" for getting hooked on marathons, this is a good group of people to be in with. Like most addictions, surrounding yourself with people who have the same problem feeds your denial and makes you feel less insane about what you're doing. In the past I did that with all of my negative addictions, so here was a chance to do it for a positive one.
The minimum qualification for membership is to run 3 full marathons within 90 days. Finishing Gettysburg would get me in the club, having already run Surf City on February 5th and Garden Spot Village on April 6th. Building on the experience of those two races, I felt reasonably confident that this one might go better. The race has a civil war gimmick to it. Depending on which state you come from, you can choose to "run for the north" or "run for the south". Whichever side has the best collective time, "wins".
I must say, I wasn't too crazy about this gimmick, in principle. Any setting that gives closeted confederate sympathizers a chance to "change history" and "win" the Civil War in any way strikes me as a little offensive...mostly annoying. I mean, I remember watching the Ken Burns movie, and seeing some of the southern historians talk about how "If Lee had gone up this mountain, and if the fuck-nut regiment had gone down this hill instead of that trail, then so-and-so might not have been resupplied and the south might'a taken that battle...and why, if they HAD, they might'a gone on ta win tha war!"
Well, you know what? THEY DIDN'T.
I mean, I can cry all I want about the 2000 World Series. "If Luis Sojo hadn't hit that ridiculous seeing-eye grounder up the middle, the Mets might have hung on and won game 5 over the Yankees, and if they had...they JUST might have hung on to win games 6 and 7!" But you know what? They fucking didn't. I've accepted it. I don't like it, but I've accepted it. So, I can accept that the ball didn't bounce the right way with respect to the "Bronx Wehrmacht" winning World Series #107, with Rudy Giuliani smiling in the wings, dressed as a goddamned COACH, while the heroic Al Leiter stood broken on the mound, but YOU can't live down the fact that a slavery-condoning government was brought down, even after 150 years? Well, ok..All I know is, the presence of a confederate ANYTHING doesn't sit especially well with me, but...
...the race was a driveable distance from home, scheduled on a day which would be within the 90-day limit for me to join the Maniacs.
Fuck the re-enactment part. Logistically, I was sold.
The first race was about finishing -- despite a bad cold, 3 hours sleep, and 3 weeks of training derailed by knee trouble. The second was all about the course -- steep hills, lots of turns, and colder weather affecting my breathing. This one would be about getting a faster time, but also, about solitude..
You see, the first race, I was with my wife, and my brother's family. Initially, it was to just be the two of us. But, early during training, on August 1st, my mother died after a long, painful, debilitating illness. As shaken up as I was, I was relieved for her...she had suffered long. I decided to keep training, as a part of life "going on". It also gave me a way to focus on the day-to-day of things, despite the grief, and all of the memories, good and bad. It was decided that my brother and his wife and daughter would join Nicole and I on the trip to Huntington Beach for the Surf City Marathon. They would cheer me on, which would be amazing -- and then we would all travel up to San Francisco to scatter mom's ashes. She grew up in the Bay Area. After the race, and a couple of days in L.A. catching up with friends, we continued up to San Francisco to scatter her ashes off the Point Bonita Lighthouse, as she'd requested. A beautiful place.
The second race was the Garden Spot Village Marathon, in New Holland PA. That time just my wife went with me, and we did it "Rock and Roll style" -- basically, instead of getting there the night before, booking a hotel room, getting up reasonably refreshed and running a race, we stayed home...got up at 3am, I fired down some Clif bars, we got into the car, drove STRAIGHT to the race, I ran it, and we came home. That's rock and roll style to me..rolling into town, rocking, and rolling out. This takes quite a bit out of you but it adds to the sense of bad-ass-ness that I think all marathon runners kind of get off on. Granted, on this one, my wife was not thrilled. She was very tired from the night before, and we argued quite a bit. But by the end of the race, we buried the hatchet. She was proud to see me finish, and saint that she is, drove my exhausted ass home.
Owing to the fact that Nicole's mom would be having knee surgery on the 26th, I'd be going to the Gettysburg marathon by myself. Nicole would have to stay behind and look after her mom while she recovered. My wife was concerned about my going to the race alone, mainly because after my first two marathons I was barely in condition to speak, let alone drive. But my training was getting better and better, and my recovery times seemed to be decreasing, owing to smarter training, better stretching, and some cross-conditioning (read: some leglifts, glute-bridges, and a lot of walking). I thought I'd risk "going solo" the night before the race, and driving back soon after the race, in whatever condition I was in.
I manage to get a hotel room on points at the Courtyard By Marriott. This was where the check-in/packet pickup for the race would be, as well as the all-you-can-eat pasta dinner. They would also run shuttle buses to and from the race site, about three miles away from the hotel. All of this, logistically good. I drive out to Gettysburg in our beloved Outback, check in, pick up my packet -- chip, bib, t-shirt, brochures, etc -- throw my stuff down in my room and go straight to the pasta dinner. Luckily, the main dish is Penne in a meat-free marinara. Being vegan, I'm especially happy. I get a few sidelong glances from the other patrons, one for the obscene amount of pasta I'm firing down, and two for the nutritional yeast flakes I'd brought with me and am shaking liberally over the penne. Nutritional yeast flakes are a vegan's best hope for something close to grated parmasean cheese. Once you get used to it, it really doesn't taste too bad. And it's loaded with B-12.
So, back to my room -- time to stretch, hit the foam-roller, watch the damned White House Correspondent's dinner/circlejerk, call my wife, and go to sleep as early as I can. I am on the fence about what to wear for the race. The weather forecast is split. It's going to start out on the chilly side (47-49) but it's going to go up to the high fifties. Not sure if I should wear my tech-layer-super nifty cold weather gear, or just the grey t-shirt that I ran Surf City with, sort of Rocky I style. I decide on the t-shirt, laying it and the rest of my gear out. New Balance 1540's (which I'll be changing soon because they're too frickin' heavy), black Saucony pants, black socks, tighty-whities, and five Clif shot energy gel packs, to be consumed during the race. All my ducks more or less in a row, I finally conk out, around midnight.
Race morning, up at 5. I fire down a Clif protein bar, a couple of spoons of peanut butter, my vitamins, and a tablespoon of blackstrap molasses. Blackstrap is great stuff -- basically all the good stuff that gets cooked out of sugar cane to make table sugar. It's got 20% of your daily Iron per tablespoon. Vegans often need extra Iron, as vegan sources of it aren't as easily assimilated by the body. Also, distance runners tend to have lower iron than normal. This has been attributed to the excessive sweating and exertion of distance running, but also to the pounding of the blood vessels in the feet. At any rate, if my iron gets too low I'll be at risk of fainting, or at the very least more susceptible to feeling chilly. I don't need that shit. I head down to the hotel buffet (which they've opened early for the race...the staff is SO thrilled!) and get a small bagel with some more peanut butter, a little fruit and two cups of black coffee. I have a nice chat at the toaster with the guy who would end up finishing the race fourth overall.
Back up to the room, to, well...shit. I can't emphasize how important this is. Having heard the horror stories of the "Browning Of The Sweats", I don't take any chances. I won't become a statistic.
So I get on the bus to the starting line with a bunch of equally twisted but happy folk. Some of them have really nifty GPS watches that I look at with a little envy. I'm just there in my grey t-shirt with a $10 stopwatch and some gelpaks in my pockets. I have a plastic bag which contains a jacket (which I end up not needing), my phone, my room key, and a "I just qualified for the Marathon Maniacs!" sign which I am to hold up and be photographed with at the finish line.
Get there, check the bag, head to the start line, and I am chilly. I'd decided on faith to ditch the jacket because after two miles I'll warm up and I'll probably wish I'd left it behind. So I'd checked it with the bag at the bag-check, where my phone and room key will live for the next 4+ hours. At the starting line, and I'm shivering. was checking the jacket a good idea? Fuck. Too late now.
But I get jazzed with all the other runners around me. There's that great comraderie and vibing between us all...we've all trained hard. We've all dealt with pain. We've all worked this dopey obsession into our busy, stressful lives. But this is where we get to enjoy ourselves. For 3-4 hours, no one is bugging us. It's us, our bodies, that terrible, wonderful, distance, the small talk with other runners we pass or who we run with or who pass us, the rolling out of the landscape along the way, and the feeling of finishing.
I don't like running. But I LOVE finishing. I like looking back over 26.2 miles of distance and saying, "Yeah, I RAN you, bitch!"
(Then collapsing onto the nearest open patch of grass.)
For this race, I've printed up a "Pace Band". Since I do not yet have a GPS watch which beeps a friendly beep after every mile, or gives me my time per mile, etc, I've gotten a great low-tech solution. You go online to this site where you put in the amount of time you'd like to run your marathon in, and it tells you the elapsed time you have to be at at each mile in order to finish on pace. So, for example, if you're trying to finish in three hours and fifty minutes, that's about 8 minutes and 46 seconds per mile, so on the pace band it'll read "Mile 1 - 8:46. Mile 2 - 17:32 Mile 3 - 26:19", etc. With just a regular stopwatch you can keep yourself on pace to (hopefully) finish at your target time. If your body decides to actually comply. For Gettysburg, I was hoping to hit it in 4 hours and 20 minutes. My first race I did in 4:55. The second, 4:33. I thought 4:20 was a nice target.
At the starting line, a few kids and old men in civil war get-up stand with flags. A nice lady belts out the Star-Spangled Banner. I have no idea how I'll run this one, but I feel pretty good. There's the gun, off we go...
By mile three, the sun peeks out, and people left and right are abandoning their outer layers of clothes. My gamble leaving behind the jacket paid off. I wouldn't have to take it off and carry it for 22 miles. (I sure as shit wasn't going to abandon it. It was too expensive.)
I'm shocked to find that there are no mile markers until the third mile. As a result, I find out by mile four that I'd started out WAY TOO FAST. Going out too fast is the kiss of death. You can fuck yourself on the back end and have no hope of finishing. At this rate, I would be on pace to run this between 4:00 and 4:10. Certainly admirable, but WAY faster than my intended 4:20. I thought that finish times like that were WAY ahead of me.
This course, folks, is HILLY. I mean, Garden Spot Village was pretty hilly too. Back there, there was a fucking STAIRCASE between mile 21 and 22. But whereas in New Holland the hills were steeper, in Gettysburg they go on longer. Let's face it -- they do not fucking end.
But I run them. All of 'em. I take no walk breaks except at the aid stations to drink water and gatorade, and eat my gelpaks. Those walks, even for a minute or so, are pesky -- especially after mile 14 or so...because when you slow down to drink that water, your body starts saying, "Why do we have to start running again? That patch of grass is so pretty...we could just....REST there.."
Same thing with a bathroom break. I'm lucky this time. I only take one break at mile 8 and run the rest of the way through. My first two races, I'd taken a second break at mile 20. When you're THAT tired, ANYPLACE you're sitting becomes the most magical place on EARTH. There I was in a Porta-Potty in amish country thinking, "I could spend the rest of my life....right here..." All the more reason to not stop until the end, unless you absolutely have to.
And let's face it, sometimes you have to. Again, I won't be that guy who shits himself during a race. As my beloved coach and fellow maniac, Angie Whitworth, says, "Some people think 'Oh, this is just going to be a fart..well..'" --and her next words were epic --
Between good weather, good training, and some good old grit, I end up finishing this bastard in 4:11:57! 22 minutes faster than my last race, and over eight minutes faster than I had hoped. I'm happy.
Crossing the finish line, I steady myself on a table, get my finisher medal, snake through the crowd of people who've already finished, find an open patch of grass..
...and mutter, "TIMBER."
I lay down looking up at the sky for 10 minutes. The worst part's getting back up. But I have to in order to find someone to take my picture with that "Maniacs" qualifying sign. A wonderful fellow named John (who was already a member of the maniacs) does the honors and takes the picture.
Shuttle bus back to the hotel. I get into the bus, and after a completely cramp-free day, as soon as I sit down, cramps hit the length of my entire legs hard and fast. Ooohhh the pain. Luckily, I get a gelpak into me, and the electrolytes chase those fuckers away.
Back to the hotel room. Thanks to a late check-out, I'm able to shower. This is the most amazing shower I've had in my life. I just killed a hilly bastard of a course, ran my third marathon in 85 days, faster than I thought I would. Fresh clothes, pack, check out, and drive off to the nearest Taco Bell for the one Vegan thing I can get there -- the Fresco Bean Burrito. I have four of them, plus a whole bar of dark chocolate with raisins and pecans, and a big cup of coffee. I'm walking like someone who's been repeatedly sodomized, but I'm happy as a clam. I fire down a big cup of coffee, and, despite being cooked, I'm actually ready for the drive back home.
I call Nicole and tell her everything. Was I sorry she wasn't there? Of course. But there was something nice about doing this one on my own. The connection. The concentration. The silent, solitary, doing-ness of it. I'm now a member of the Marathon Maniacs, and I've had an absolute blast.
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These are my absolute favorite mashed potatoes! I usually use red potatoes, but I don't know the exact amount. I kind of eyeball it. I like it better with the baking potatoes, but my boyfriend prefers the red ones.
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- 8 large baking potatoes, peeled, cubed, cooked, and drained
- 1⁄2 cup sour cream
- 1⁄2 cup butter
- 8 ounces cream cheese
- 1 teaspoon garlic, minced
- 1⁄2 cup milk
- salt
- pepper
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- Place hot potatoes into a large bowl. Start mixing the potatoes at medium speed until they are smooth. Add sour cream, cream cheese, butter, milk, garlic, salt, and pepper and continue beating until thoroughly mixed.
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I'm not a big coffee lover until my college days. But now I'm trying different coffee with different coffee maker with my husband who is a coffee geek. Lately I stumbled upon Italian Moka pot and I wanted to give it a try. Though there are lot of bad reputation of using a moka pot, I really love the flavor and the intensity it delivers. Here is my own twist and my recipe for a good latte which can soothe you any time of the day.
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- Boil 100 ml of Water in a kettle to 100 degree Celsius/212°F.
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Called by the Spirit
Homilies from the Road - Year A
por Fr Joseph Clayton Neiman
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This is a book of homilies or sermons for Year A of the Common Lectionary given at various congregations around Southwest Michigan and illustrated with original photographs. Year A features passages from the Gospel of Matthew.
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- Categoria Religião e espiritualidade
Retrato padrão, 20×25 cm
80 Páginas
- Capa mole: 9781320011518
- Capa dura com ImageWrap: 9781320011525
- Data de publicação jan 02, 2012
- Idioma English
- Tags Diocese of Western Michigan, Joseph Neiman, Matthew's Gospel, Worship, homily, sermon, Eucharist, lectionary, healing, forgiveness, demons, communion, choir, priest, deacon, congregation.
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Fr. Joseph Neiman is an Episcopal (Anglican) priest in the Diocese of Western Michigan, a writer and a photographer. He served as editor of the diocesan newspaper for 32 counties for many years, and has had photographs and writings published in numerous religious and secular newspapers and magazines. He has published several Blurb photobooks, a book on religious education, and is currently researching a book on the historical Jesus..
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Vincent Janssen has completed his move from AZ Alkmaar to Tottenham – and Spurs supporters on Twitter were delighted that the club now have two prolific strikers.
Mauricio Pochettino's men are preparing for Champions League football this season after a remarkable 2015-16 season which saw the club miss out on the Premier League title.
Janssen was the top scorer in the Dutch League last season with a virtual goal-a-game haul of 27 goals in 34 games. In all competitions, he struck 32 times in 49 matches.
In contrast Harry Kane scored 25 goals in 38 games in the Premier League – a goal every 135 minutes compared to one every 105 for their new signing.
Spurs supporters were just pleased that the club now have a second senior striker which they hope will take the workload off Kane's shoulders.
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Welcome @vincentjanssen_ can't wait to see you step out a white hart lane for @SpursOfficial #COYS
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Spurs making moves , signing the Dutch top scorer last season , but can see 2 strikers working for them tbh #COYS
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Yes! We've actually signed a striker ? Welcome @vincentjanssen_ #COYS
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Wow. We have finally signed a second striker. #COYS #WelcomeJanssen
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I'm thinking just one more major key signing Levy. Get it done. #COYS #THFC
— Steezy Coys (@SonOfKane10) July 12, 2016
#COYS: Vincent Janssen is no joke. Last season he scored 27 goals in 34 games for AZ & 3 for Holland – 5 caps. An agile Ruud Van Nistelrooy.
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Oh Vincent Janssen's Magic he wears a magic hat!!! Buzzing 17mil What a bargain that is ??? #COYS
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One of the most enjoyable aspects of Halloween for many people is the opportunity to express their creativity with pumpkin carvings. While some carvers opt for a simple jack-o-lantern design, others enter contests or host pumpkin carving parties with family and friends to create unique designs. When lit on a dark evening, these designs are stunning. If you like sharks and enjoy a mild challenge, you can carve a shark into your pumpkin this Halloween.
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Sketch a shark design onto a piece of paper with a pencil. Think in terms of negative space as you sketch, realizing that the pattern you create for your pumpkin using empty, illuminated space to project a shark design. Alternatively, if you do not want to create your own shark pumpkin design, you can purchase a pre-drawn shark design template for pumpkin carving online.
Draw a squiggly line through the middle of the paper to represent water surface. Draw the body of a shark below the line with fins outstretched on either side. Sketch a triangle pointed towards the top of the page to represent the shark's head. Draw an open mouth inside of the head and a space for the eye above it.
Cut the top off your pumpkin and scoop all of the seeds and flesh out. Bake and season the seeds for a savory snack or just throw contents of pumpkin into trash.
Tape your shark design to your pumpkin and use a punching tool from a pumpkin carving kit to trace the outline of the design onto your pumpkin. Remove the paper from the pumpkin.
Use a small carving knife from your pumpkin carving kit to cut away all of the spaces that will reveal your shark design. Move gently from one puncture hole to the next, gently pushing the cut pieces into the center of the pumpkin.
Clean out the inside of the pumpkin. Place a small, folded piece of foil on the bottom center of the inside of your carved pumpkin and set a tea light on top of it. At night, light the candle, place the lid on the pumpkin, stand back and admire your work.
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At ~49:48 minute mark, there is an interesting comment by Pastor Mark Driscoll on the theological diversity within the Chinese church.
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"The Christian faith is the most exciting drama that ever staggered the imagination of man—and the dogma is the drama …. this terrifying drama in which God is the victim and the hero. If this is dull, then what, in Heaven's name, is worthy to be called exciting? The people who hanged Christ never, to do them justice, accused Him of being a bore—on the contrary; they thought Him too dynamic to be safe. It has been left for later generations to muffle up that shattering personality and surround Him with an atmosphere of tedium. We have efficiently pared the claws of the Lion of Judah, certifying Him "meek and mild," and recommended Him as a fitting household pet for pale curates and pious old ladies." – Dorothy Sayers
Francis Chan ~ "Aging Biblically" ~ Sermon Jam – YouTube
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Darcy got involved with Compassion in 2010, part of a full-life transformation that followed years as an A-list party girl in her well-heeled community. She was adored by friends for her pizzazz, flamboyant life, and dazzling business success — the very things she now says left her with a bankrupt soul.
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Southwest Airlines' profitability: How the company uses operations theory to fuel its success. – Slate Magazine
Yes; simple / focused is good.
The airline industry is notoriously brutal. As Warren Buffett once wrote in a letter to shareholders, "[I]f a farsighted capitalist had been present at Kitty Hawk, he would have done his successors a huge favor by shooting Orville down." Yet Southwest Airlines just recorded its 39th consecutive year of profitability—in a business sector where profits can be excruciatingly tough to come by.
How does Southwest do it? In part, by keeping operations simple. Simpler operations mean fewer things that can go awry and botch up the whole process.
Consider, for instance, Southwest's fleet of jets. While other airline fleets can employ 10 or more types of aircraft, Southwest uses just one, the Boeing 737. As V.P. of ground operations Chris Wahlenmaier explained to me, this results in all manner of cost-saving efficiencies: "We only need to train our mechanics on one type of airplane. We only need extra parts inventory for that one type of airplane. If we have to swap a plane out at the last minute for maintenance, the fleet is totally interchangeable—all our on-board crews and ground crews are already familiar with it. And there are no challenges in how and where we can park our planes on the ground, since they're all the same shape and size."
via Southwest Airlines' profitability: How the company uses operations theory to fuel its success. – Slate Magazine.
Christianity – Something Else Entirely
To most people in our society, Christianity is religion and moralism. The only alternative to it (besides some other world religion) is pluralistic secularism. But from the beginning it was not so. Christianity was recognized as a tertium quid, something else entirely.
The crucial point here is that, in general, religiously observant people were offended by Jesus, but those estranged from religious and moral observance were intrigued and attracted to him. We see this throughout the New Testament accounts of Jesus's life. In every case where Jesus meets a religious person and a sexual outcast (as in Luke 7) or a religious person and a racial outcast (as in John 3-4) or a religious person and a political outcast (as in Luke 19), the outcast is the one who connects with Jesus and the elder-brother type does not. Jesus says to the respectable religious leaders 'the tax collectors and the prostitutes enter the kingdom before you' (Matthew 21:31).
Jesus's teaching consistently attracted the irreligious while offending the Bible-believing, religious people of his day. However, in the main, our churches today do not have this effect. The kind of outsiders Jesus attracted are not attracted to contemporary churches, even our most avant-garde ones. We tend to draw conservative, buttoned-down, moralistic people. The licentious and liberated or the broken and marginal avoid church. That can only mean one thing. If the preaching of our ministers and the practice of our parishioners do not have the same effect on people that Jesus had, then we must not be declaring the same message that Jesus did. If our churches aren't appealing to younger brothers, they must be more full of elder brothers than we'd like to think.
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Finished "World War Cthulhu", a collection of shorts in Lovecraft's universe where his various monsters and factions exist. It's a bunch of short stories by a variety of authors, so the quality varied considerably. There were some decent ones that did a good job of developing the horror and there were some that just went all-out with crazy extra-dimensional weaponry. I ended up giving the collection as a whole 3/5. I was hoping for more stuff like Stross' "A Colder War" and I didn't really get it, but what I did get was alright.
Now, on to "In the Shadow of the Sword: The Birth of Islam and the Rise of the Global Arab Empire".
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Inspired by all the praise for the movie "Arrival", I've got myself the Ted Chiang short story collection which includes "The Story of my Life", upon which the movie is based.
I hadn't done any research and thought all stories were SciFi stories, which they're not. I'm not even sure if there's an English term for that kind of literature, in German it's called "Phantastik". Think of Outer Limits-like "weird" stories. That's plots which have some SciFi/horror/fatansy (or a combination thereof) touch.
As for the stories themselves: I applaud the person who could see a potential movie hit in "The Story of my Life" and turned it into what seems to be a very good movie script - I really couldn't. Even in hindsight. It's an OK'ish story, the idea for the main topic is interesting, but to me it didn't feel like something groundbreaking. For me, it lacks any kind of tension building. And I'm not talking about 'xplosions action! here, but any "Oh, now, that's interesting, how will this resolve?" moment.
All other stories follow that impression. I wonder if that's perhaps a case of where translation did kill the spirit of the original works. The German version I've got is by a small publisher, one I've never heard of before and - from the looks of it, it could even be a one-person shop.
Overall I'd give it a 3/5.
That's strange that you mention these two. Breathe is the one I probably enjoyed the most, along with Merchant's gate (don't know the real English original title). Whereas Babel left me with a big "So - that's it? What am I supposed to take away from it?".
After realizing that it probably will take another year or so (if at all) until The Expanse makes it to German TV, I decided to start reading the books. I'm still early into the first one, but enjoying it so far. Haven't read some space opera for quite a while and appreciate the "no need to think - just consume" aspect.
Hel Oween. It's literally 'Weird' or 'New-weird' depending on the era.
China Mieville is a good example of 'New Weird'.
Ah, thanks. Good to know. So I was pretty close with my Outer Limits-like "weird" stories description.
Finished In the Shadow of the Sword: The Birth of Islam and the Rise of the Global Arab Empire. I didn't enjoy it much. Unfortunately much of the book is given over to the world before Islam even appears. The author does set it out in the introduction that in order to understand the rise you need to understand the environment it arose in, but so much time is spent on this era of late antiquity between the Romans and the Persians that the actual bits about Islam and the Arabs feels truncated. If you're looking for a somewhat rambling history of Judaism, Zoroastrianism, and Christianity in late antiquity with ~20% of the book about Islam, this is your thing. If you're looking for what the title implies, look elsewhere.
So, since my interest in a history book was not sated, on to Neptune's Inferno: The U.S. Navy at Guadalcanal. I'm less than 100 pages in but thus far the USN is not looking very good.
If you like it there's a new history on HMAS Canberra I that's just been released. But I can't for the life of me remember the author (who I've actually met).
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Loved the Necroscope series, so much so my name is derived from a character in the second book. They stay pretty strong up till Harry Keogh: Necroscope and Other Weird Heroes (in my opinion) where I gave up. The Vampire Worlds books are brilliant if you like evil vampire shit.
I'm really looking forward to the next Kings Dark Tidings book, guess I'm just a fucking slag for assassin shit.
If you haven't read the Vaz Gettnor books I think you will like them, very entertaining and excellent protagonist.
Any of you readers has experience with a Kobo Auro One E-Reader?
Still use my Kindle Touch from 2011. Works. But i ve been pondering a backlit reader for some time. Best bang for the buck probably would be a Kindle Paperwhite for ~80€, with the added advantage that most of my bought books are kindle books. Reading plenty of non Amazon .mobi too though.
The Aura One's main seller for me would be its size though. I kinda got used to 6" now. But i always read landscape with a slightly bigger font than default (i think). The 7.8" seem like a really nice size.
With Calibre it shouldnt be a problem to use the Aura for Kindle stuff too .... Sooo, anybody got any advise against or for ? ^^
P.S.: its main negative is obviously its price .. 230'ish, but better size + IP cert might just be worth it ^^
Just a heads-up, the second Bobiverse book (For We Are Many) is out since yesterday or so, if anyone wants to nerd out.
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I ran out of stuff to read. So... the "Gentleman Bastard" series, yay or nay?
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Saturday 16 August 1941
It was Saturday, under the sign of Leo. The US president was Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic).
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- Palio dell'Assunta in Siena
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The teller gave him some money and he fled on foot, Carl said. Authorities wouldn't say how much money he took.
The robber is described as a white man in his 50s, about 6-feet tall, 170 pounds, with graying blond hair and a mustache, Carl said.
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