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Race Recap: Bayshore 10k
Already this month, I've run two races: the Tulip Time 10k and the River Bank Run 25k; this morning marked May's third and final run: the Bayshore 10k in Traverse City, Michigan.
I was up a little before 6 am to start getting ready; I had planned on a little earlier than that, but it just didn't happen. I made what has become my standard pre-race/long run fuel: toast with sunflower seed butter; today I topped it with white chocolate chips.
By the time we got into town last night, the packet pick up had closed down already, so I grabbed that this morning while also enjoying a break from the cold drizzle that was coming down…and have a photo op!
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My pace steadily decreased over the last half, but I did as best as I could, determined to make it to the end. Just before the 6.0 mile marker, I could hear the crowds cheering at the finish line and I knew the end was in sight! I used everything I had in me and just started booking it to the finish line.
It felt awesome to finish so strong!
- Mile 1: 10:29
- Mile 2: 9:59
- Mile 3: 10:48
- Mile 4: 12:49
- Mile 5: 13:53
- Mile 6: 14:22
- Mile 0.23: 2:04
I finished with a chip time of 1:14:22 (1:14:27, Garmin time) which was about 5 minutes slower than I was hoping for, but a finish is still a finish and for that much, I'm proud of what I accomplished! I placed 1518 out of 1901 which was actually a lot better than I anticipated!
My playlist was almost entirely pop music. When I was putting it together, I really just wanted music I could have fun with and I'm so glad because it was a great distraction when my knee was really hurting near the end!
Another race, in the books! As I start training for the marathon, I plan to play around with knee braces and other options to hopefully get that under control! I'm really over having it hurt so bad by the end of a race!
7 thoughts on "Race Recap: Bayshore 10k"
great job!! I agree– the out and back is a little discouraging. Once I hit the track I started flying too!
How'd you get your official time?? the Bayshore website has been down all day 🙁
congrats again!
nevermind, found the results online! congrats again 🙂
Great job, once again. You are inspiring me to train for more events.
Great race! Excited for marathon training to start?? I'm terrified!!


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REVIEW: 'Plutona' #1 by Jeff Lemire, Emi Lenox and Jordie Bellaire
★★★★☆ (4/5)
What could have been a derivative coming-of-age story between preteen misfits becomes a charming adventure in the hands of Jeff Lemire and Emi Lenox. 'Plutona' has all the makings of your typical group of angst-ridden kids who come together under extraordinary circumstances. Except Lemire infuses these archetypes with a pathos and depth as only he can.
The comparisons to stories like Stand by Me, Goonies and Super 8 set in the world of superheroes are inevitable, but this cast of familiar characters aren't as likable, at least not yet. There's bratty Mie who is super annoyed by her little video game-playing brother Mike. Lovable nerd Teddy is obsessed with superheroes so he chronicles their activity in a notebook. Diane, best friend of Mie, seems the nicest but doesn't let requisite bully Ray skate when he calls her "Chubs." They all represent the trappings of adolescence when you're at your most vulnerable, trying to find your way socially, intellectually and physically.
Lemire finds a way to add depth and emotion into what otherwise would be characterized as cliched underage Breakfast Club types. Ray for example is your run-of-the-mill bully from an abusive home who lashes out and insulates himself by being an asshole to everyone. Yet, in his posturing and aggrecious behavior he is transparent and the yearning he has to connect to someone rises to the surface. You can't help but feel sympathy for the jerk.
It's classic Lemire, taking simple characters that slowly and stealthly jab at your heart before falling in love with them. He's an emotive ninja. The introductions of this peculiar group of kids helps build-up the discovery of a dead superhero. It's the life-altering event that will bind them together. Stephen King did this in much greater detail in the novel "It" but Lemire doesn't have the luxury of a thousand page prose epic to define the motivations of his characters.
What King never had however was the brilliance of artists Emi Lenox and Jordie Bellaire at his disposal. Lemire smartly lets the pictures tell the story at times, getting out of the way, and allowing Lenox to inform the reader without a word balloon in sight.
The opening panels are just one example of how impactful simplicity and subtlety can be. The limbs of the dead hero are individually displayed in close-up panels. If there was a question of her condition the looping and curious fly tells the reader otherwise. The somber scene opens to vast pastures dipicting an enormity and sadness to the cruel scene that came before.
As much excellent detail as there is in the landscapes and backgrounds, Lenox shines in designing believable kids with all the attitude, awkwardness and false bravado that can be expressed visually. The furrough of a brow, a smirk, a flick of a cigarette tell the story and reveal personalities all at once.
Superstar colorist Jordie Bellaire is great yet again complimenting Lenox's lines with muted hues that enrich the scenes without overpowering them.
The three-page backup story by Jeff Lemire detailing the struggle of Plutona trying to balance the demands of family, work, and saving the world as the worlds greatest superhero adds poignancy to her mysterious demise.
Behind such a talented group of creators, 'Plutona' transcends its genre with endless charm, brilliant pacing, and an intriguing mystery. It begins familiar and ends with endless possibilities. Jeff Lemire, ever the literary snake charmer, has hypotized us again with a captivating new tale in 'Plutona.'


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Bill Foulkes passes away
Manchester United is very sad to report that legendary centre-back Bill Foulkes has passed away, aged 81.
Foulkes joined the club in 1950 and made his United debut two years later against Liverpool. The St Helens-born centre-half, a Munich air disaster survivor, went on to make 688 appearances for the Reds during 18 seasons at Old Trafford. Only three men have bettered that total - Ryan Giggs, Sir Bobby Charlton and Paul Scholes.
Renowned as a rock-solid pillar of some of United's most successful teams under Sir Matt Busby, Foulkes was a four-time league champion, FA Cup winner and European Cup winner, and very few players in the club's history have served United with such distinction.
Executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward expressed his and the club's sadness at the news, saying: "Bill was a giant character in the post-war history of Manchester United. He was a very gentle man, who I was privileged to meet on several occasions, including most memorably with his team-mates at the Champions League final in Moscow, 50 years after his heroics in the Munich air crash.
"Bill's contribution over almost 700 games and nearly 20 years will never be forgotten. The thoughts of everyone at the Club – directors, players, staff and fans – are with Bill's family."
Fergie leads the tributes to Bill Foulkes, Manchester United legend and survivor of Munich air disaster, who has died aged 81
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... ed-81.html
Busby Babe Bill Foulkes:
688 Appearances
4 First Division Titles
4 Charity Shields
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Did you go to camp as a kid? I did: Camp Pettijohn Springs just over the Texas-Oklahoma border. I started going when I was about twelve years old and went every summer until I was eighteen. It was both a broad, flat red-dirt plain and hilly, tree-covered wood. The girls got the cabins in the shady trees, the boys got the cabins on the sun-baked expanse.
The pool was at the bottom of a hill, and its deep end was full of algae and weeds, so that when I jumped off the diving board, I would curl my legs up under me, lest my toes brush those creepy leaves.
The mess hall was a favorite place. Here is where Bible Bees happened in my younger days, meals were wolfed down, and talent shows were put on.
We had an annual talent show act performed by our youth minister, a stand-up routine in which he acted like a silly little boy with a sideways baseball cap and puffed-out cheeks, then two of the senior boys set up that daffy thing you've probably seen where one guy has his hands behind his back and the other one does the actions- including the eating of whipped cream and squirting of ketchup and such. We laughed like maniacs every single year. All the singers, including me, would perform Contemporary Christian numbers, and I think I remember someone playing the spoons. Right outside the mess hall was a propane tank emblazoned with the word "Danger." We sat on it like it was a horse, lots of harmless flirting happened around the Danger.
The traditional Sunday night arrival supper was baloney sandwiches, but for the rest of the week, food was pretty good. KP duty meant your cabin stayed after meals to wipe down tables and mop up cement floors. At meal times, you were not permitted to put your elbows on the table, if you did and were caught, a song might ring out:
"Get your elbows off the table, David H!
Get your elbows off the table, David H!
We have seen it once or twice and it isn't very nice,
Get your elbows off the table, David H!"
It was always followed with another song, "Round the Mess Hall You Must Go," which finished with a stipulation. You might have to run around the mess hall skipping backwards, perhaps hopping like a bunny or singing loudly. If you were lucky in love, you'd be assigned the direction "holding hands," and the whole Mess Hall population would wait with bated breath to see who you picked to hold hands with.
I saw my first tarantulas and centipedes at Camp Pettijohn. I was so traumatized by the centipede that I could barely sleep for fear that one would crawl, with its hundred nasty little legs, into my sleeping bag.
There was a small metal building that served as our canteen, and twice daily we queued up to get sodas and snacks with our canteen punch cards. My favorite was peach Jolly Rancher sticks dipped in a Sprite, the candy would give just a hint of peachy goodness to the Sprite. When we were teens, boys and girls might use their canteen cards to buy their crushes treats.
The only air conditioned building on the whole site was the chapel, which was a sweet little brick building overlooking a drop-off covered with trees. The windows at the front of the little chapel gave us a glorious view of Oklahoma sunsets over dense green leaves. If memory serves, it was carpeted with some sort of green turf. There were gorgeous devotionals in that chapel, and mid-day Bible studies in shady cabin breezeways.
I always came back from camp with an awesome tan, a suitcase full of dirty clothes smudged with sweat and red dirt, and a list of new pen pals. I slept for about eighteen hours, then got up to head to Sunday morning church, full of light and joy.
As a youth minister's wife, I spent several years in my 30s attending a different camp, this one in Texas Hill Country along the Medina River; while it shared some traditions and characteristics with the Camp Pettijohn of my youth, it had its own beauty and rituals. Here I was cabin counselor and lifeguard, trying to love on girls while calming my own introverted spirit. A cabin of thirty noisy sixteen-year-olds can be a lot to take in! I loved Bandina for the years I got to attend: its traditional camper vs. counselor softball game, its rope swing, its large, shady gazebo. The food, cooked lovingly by a team of folks from the various churches, was fantastic- way better than the food at Camp Pettijohn (sorry, Pettijohn peeps). Evening worship and talent were in a sweet little outdoor amphitheater, and hymns were accompanied by the sound of hundreds of feet shuffling the gravel that lined the aisles. Late night devotionals happened on the rocky riverside. During the dark hours while campers were sleeping, deer always came out to find snacks and crumbs left on the wide open field around which all the cabins were encircled. My favorite times were the singing sessions in the screened-in dining hall, when 500 people sang songs both silly and holy with every bit of their bodies and souls. The very best memories, though, are spending time there with my own kids. When my youngest wanted to be baptized in the river, I drove to be there and walked into that river with my baby girl and her big brother, who baptized her.
It made me sad when the folks who ran the camp told me I couldn't come any more because I had switched to a different flavor of church. That sort of closed mindedness, that denies people whose walks might be a little off the approved path, can make it hard for folks to stick with church. At least, it did for me.
The best part of camp was always the friends. In both of these camps, you spent quality time with kids and adults from other churches, other towns, other states. You made real friends. I still have a handful that I am in touch with. Back in the 80s, you had to write real, honest, paper letters; and we did. Now, kids get to follow each other on Instagram- so cool! Camp creates connection. We all need it.
I have been asking people to share old camp stories, and have gotten some great responses:
"A raccoon ate my toothpaste."
"Finding out I was very naturally good at archery, when I was struggling and behind on every other activity out there. It was nice to find my 'thing.'"
"Breakfast in bed for having the cleanest cabin."
"Pranks, kitchen raids, spying on others, building campfires – I worked camp staff for years. We had the most fun when getting in trouble was a possibility."
"Hiking up Hermits Peak and holding hands with a guy by the time I got to the top."
There have been a few stories that are sad: abandonment worry, being shunned, getting hurt. I guess every good thing has some dark stuff, too.
My life now is defined by a mission to recognize magic in an ordinary life, and to share it; and I believe that for many of us, summer camp was, and is, magical. Whether church affiliated or not, camp gets us into nature. We swim and hike and tell tales under the stars. We sing- have you ever heard of a camp without songs? Whether it's "Big Booty," "On Top of Old Smoky," or "El-Shaddai," music is pure enchantment. We use our hands to make cool crafts. Best of all, camp creates friendship, and love between people is about the best magic there is.
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Home To Me
In 2014, we teamed up with Jewel to think about home and why it matters. As part of the 'ReThink: Why Housing Matters Song Contest with Jewel', hundreds of people from across the US entered and shared their stories. After two rounds of voting from the public and judges panel, a grand prize winner was determined: Silvia Kearney of Akron, Ohio. Inspired by Silvia's entry and those of the top ten finalists, renowned singer and songwriter, Jewel, composed a new song, 'Home To Me.' Read more about the contest, the entrants, and hear and download the song below!
By Silvia K. – Grand Prize Winner
After all these years...this is what I know
Home is where I'm safe
is where I'm very strong
is where nobody hurts me
is where, I do belong.
Home is the warmth, the love,
is the familiar taste and touch
is the sweet wisdom words
and it is much more.
Home is where I start
dreaming all my dreams
where my imagination
has no limits and lives.
Home is the faces, engraved in my mind
is where the heart, the soul
and of course the spirit
will forever smile.
By Leonard H.
Oh how joyful it would be, to have in my hand an entry key
a place for me my very own, my space would simply be called a home
out of the cold I wish to be, looking out from inside would mean the world to me
I'll fill each room from ceiling to floor with lots of love, and so much more
taken for granted sometimes by those that are blessed, to have four walls of happiness
A place my space homeless erased
I guess I'm obsessed or it would seem, but having a home is my biggest dream.
By Katie W.
Reserved on the reservation
Always a hesitation
Looking for our destination
Found hope in the greatest Nation
Tiny mouths gave motivation
Fulfilled out preservation
Thank you to the Ojibwa Nation
As a single mother owning a home seemed like a distant dream. Even after earning a college degree with two small children, I was still stuck in poverty, renting and living in public housing in a rural community. But through the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community I was given a once in a life time opportunity, home ownership. Not only did they help with home loan, but with a down payment.
By Joan C.
Public housing is absolutely a must. If only my mother and I would have had public housing when I was little, how much better our lives would have been. We were the next thing to being homeless. Let's all stand up for all the homeless people, the needy people, the children, and make a difference in our world.
Little white house, looking all torn down
Standing beside the road, on the edge of town.
The porch was leaning, and the front steps were all gone
But it was the only place me and Mama ever called "Home"
By Brent P.
I arrived there as a baby and left there mostly grown
It's such a part of who I am, that house I called my home;
It's the kitchen where my mom made me my first five birthday cakes
And the bedroom where I spent hours listening to my first oldies tapes;
In that house my dad told jokes that made me laugh until I cried
And then provided me with strength and comfort after my mom died;
It seems that in America, the greatest nation that we've known
That every child deserves a space like that house I called home
By Theresa S.
Home was the warmth of four walls, the hug of a roof over my head. Home was where memories were made with family. Five sisters who grew up together and went our own way afterwards. Home is the place you can always go back to. It is a place to regroup, to gain support. My childhood home was a place of learning, a place of closeness, a safe haven from the outside uncertainties. Home is a heartbeat, a pulse of living, a vein of hope and nurturing. Home was mom and dad. Now gone but still felt.
By Meagan G.
Home is an incubator. Hatched dreams need warmth to grow, safety to expand and shelter to excel. Home is pride in refrigerator drawings, sustenance in meals, memories in frames. Home is a provider, a friend, privacy, a known giving security; it lessens angst, builds confidence. Home fosters hope for pursuits, accomplishments, future. I talk with kids taller than myself and see innocence. I kneel to my kneecap, looking four year olds in the eye hearing about superheroes and princesses. I hold babies smaller than laptops, knowing they've begun journeys in worlds revolving around animal-and-mirror-dangling mobiles above cribs. Home is universal.
By Shelley-Ann T. S.
A house is our first line of defense against the elements of nature & each other. I grew up with a sense of safety and love knowing I always had a safe haven no matter what and it aches my heart to know some people do not. A house can be as basic as four walls and a roof, but it can also represent our identity and who we are. It is a vessel which captures some of our most precious and painful moments. If those four walls could talk they would probably tell the world who we are.
By Christa R.
Home is the Safe haven we surround our family with. It's the warm morning hugs while the wind whispers outside. It's the breath of I love you before bedtime dreams. It's the smell of comfort food sitting in your belly. It's the end of a long hard day of blistering work followed by listening to joyful laughs to ease the soul. It's the place you know with ease. Home is the place your heart sits, the place you can leave the world at the front door and the place where judgment of the cruel world doesn't reside.
By Susan Q.
Many of the children I work with don't experience the stability and positive memories created by a safe, warm place to live. The poem excerpt below is about how I grew up. Housing DOES matter!
Our old farmhouse had cracked old paint
The scent of wildflowers on cream colored lace
Rays of sunshine peeking through the screen door
To an antique table and a hardwood floor
It was a beautiful time and a beautiful place
Of sunshine and lace
Let's love those around us by making sure they have a safe, warm place to live!


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|Additional Foes
|Initial Reward
|Repeat Reward
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The cloven spire of Taejin's Tower forms the bridge between the Archylte Steppe and the outlying lands. Yet a rampaging juggernaut now bars all passage, and I have been charged with its disposal. Why do the fal'Cie value that place so? Why do they protect it, and yet stand idly by when our village is threatened? I sense the place must guard some secret of theirs…
Having just finished fighting a Juggernaut we now learn that the target of this mission is… A Juggernaut. Right then, head back to the previous Cie'th Stone and teleport back to the Tower and head back towards it to the larger open area for the target.
You'll essentially have to fight the Juggernaut twice for this mission: once to access the Cie'th stone (it's guarded by a tough enemy similar to the mark), and once to actually complete the mission. The Juggernaut has heavy defenses and hits hard with fire attacks, so be sure to have a Synergist on hand to set up appropriate elemental protection. Fortunately, its stagger percentage is pretty low. Commando skills won't work too well initially, so get your Ravagers in, stagger him, then Shift back in a melee attacker or two to go in for the launcher.


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Videos are the best thing your brand can do on social media right now, and live videos in particular have proven to be a successful way for businesses to connect with their social audiences. Learn more in this post.
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Like it states in this post, Instagram's latest feature - Instagram "Stories" - allows businesses like yours to engage your customers with a more complete message than a single image can provide. Learn how this can work for your brand and find a few key ways to get started here.
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More people are shopping online than ever before. But even though e-commerce has the perk of convenience, many customers still crave that in-store experience. So how do you use your online communication to bring customers to your store? Find out here.
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It is a sort of "all Hull" RSI(oma) (it uses Hull average wherever average can be used or substituted. Also, this version is having the "divisor" parameter. That parameter, if set to 2.0 produces exactly the same Hull average as the original. Any value less than 2, "slows" down the Hull average, and any value greater than 2.0 "speeds" it up (but also adds overshooting – you shall notice those periods of overshooting when very sudden RSI changes of the "trend" happen – that is the consequence of being "too fast" and then some adjusting of the divisor parameter is a wise solution). So, one has to find some balance how to use that parameter and some experimenting is advised when it comes to its usage. All in all, Hull average produces sometimes "too fast" RSI values, but the results are interesting enough to play a bit with it since with right settings it seems to be a potential useful tool.
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State seeks feedback on draft permit and consent order for Asheville Steam Electric Plant
The N.C. Division of Water Resources is seeking public feedback on a draft wastewater permit and draft special order by consent for Duke Energy's Asheville Steam Electric Plant. The draft wastewater permit is a modification to the plant's existing permit, while the special order by consent has been requested by Duke Energy to address issues related to seeps from coal ash basins at the Buncombe County facility.
The Division of Water Resources will hold a public hearing to receive comments on the draft permit and draft special order on Aug. 22 at the Skyland/South Buncombe Library, 260 Overlook Road, Asheville, N.C. Speaker registration will begin at 5 p.m. and the hearing will begin at 6 p.m. The hearing will close after all comments are received but no earlier than 7 p.m.
Public comments on the draft permit modification and draft special order by consent may also be submitted by mail to: DWR-Wastewater Permitting, Attn: Asheville Facility, 1617 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, N.C., 27699-1617. Public comments may be submitted by email to: email@example.com. Please be sure to include "Asheville Permit" or "Asheville SOC" in the email's subject line. All comments received by Aug. 23, 2018 will be considered in the final determinations regarding the draft permit and draft special order by consent.
The draft wastewater permit and related documents are available online at: https://goo.gl/3WtzMF. The draft order is available online at: https://bit.ly/2LkIF4K. Printed copies of the draft permit, draft order and related documents may be reviewed at the department's Asheville Regional Office. To make an appointment to review the documents, please call 828-296-4500.
Questions regarding the draft permit, draft order or public hearing may be sent to the attention of Mr. Bob Sledge, NCDWR, 1617 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, N.C. 27699-1617. Mr. Sledge may also be reached at 919-807-6398 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Yesterday we received great news that one of our charter contributors, Mario Vittone, was honored by the United States Coast Guard with the Alex Haley Award which "recognizes special achievements of individual authors and photographers for whose published works have excelled in supporting Coast Guard operations through skillful public communications."
Mario received the award based on four extraordinary articles, three of which were published on Weekly Leader. A Little Perspective and Ready in Our Hearts. Millions of Readers Digest readers had the chance to read How to Make an Impression which was a version of his very popular (better) Weekly Leader post titled A Letter on Their Hearts. (editor's comment). The Truth About Cold Water was published on the popular maritime website, gCaptain.com.
The Alex Haley Award was named after the American author, most famously known for writing Roots: The Saga of an American Family and The Autobiography of Malcolm X, and who also had a decorated US Coast Guard career and a cutter named in his honor. Ironically, after he retired from the USCG, Haley began his literary career which included being a senior editor at Readers Digest. I guess Mario couldn't wait to retire before appearing in the magazine. Could there be a cutter in Mario's future as well?
Seriously, congratulations to our teammate and friend for a well deserved award!
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· Realism! Online Magazine – table of contents
- – Preface
- – Siw Umsonst, Martin Kirchner, Jeronimo Voss: "Organising Realism"
- – Interview with Claire Fontaine: "Historical Fiction as Realism"
- – Interview with 'Chto delat?': "The Truth of Actuality"
- – Johannes Raether and Kerstin Stakemeier: "The Art of Falling Apart"
- – Martin Kirchner: "Realism and its Discontents"
- – Flo Maak: "Monochrome Realities"
- – Michael Eddy: "Presence and Absence in Crowds"
- – Lars Schmid and Jeronimo Voss: "All Cops are DJs – Police Sensitivity in the State of Exception"
Organising Realism
The foundation of realism is the negation of the ideal.
Gustave Courbet, 1861
In the year 1848 its regular customers Courbet, Baudelaire, Proudhon, and Champfleury rename the tavern "Brasserie Andler" in Paris to Temple of Realism. Here theories and experiments on new oppositional relations of art towards reality arise together with the will to overcome romanticism and its melancholic desire for an authentic nature that disguises the constructedness of bourgeois society. Today the situation appears conversely: romantic mythologies are being actualised in the most different fields[1] while the so called post-avant-garde hides realism in the art historical categories of the 19th century. Meanwhile the image of the romantic (mostly male) artist who obsessively dedicates himself to the profession of art enjoys an elevated degree of esteem. His stylisation as a showcase entrepreneur of neoliberal management discourse ultimately banalises him to a stereotype of post-fordist self-expression. The search for a way out of this glamorous drama of artistic self-super elevation cannot simply be answered by an abstract call for a more collective practice.[2] The romantic imperatives of the present demand the revitalisation of a programmatic focus on art as realism. Thereby the term realism refers to a substantiated history of artistic and political debates.
In 1916 Malevich writes the Manifesto "From Cubism and Futurism to Suprematism: The New Realism". He polemically rejects the "naturalist" forms of 19th century figurative realism while insisting on art as realism. Malevich's collaborative frame of reference is the council of UNOWIS (1920 – 1923) – an organisation functioning as an experimental art-academy as well as an open laboratory for production. In the UNOWIS publications, "The New Realism" is differentiated from the conventional "realism of impression" and discussed as a non-figurative method of appropriating the world of things.[3]
The CPSU's decree of 1932 "On the adjustment of all literary- and artistic organisations" into the state-run "Union of Soviet Artists" sets an early end to similar art groups, organisations and free associations.[4] Shortly after, the traditional form of heroic realism is declared to be the only "socialist realism". Its function is to document (and idealise) the developments of the Soviet Union.[5]
As a reaction Bertolt Brecht defends his modernist realism in a debate on anti-fascist art in the Moscow exile magazine "Das Wort".[6] Here Brecht emphasises that his understanding of socialist realism has nothing to do with heroic idealisation, but that it is grounded on a basic critical stance towards ideologies of reality. At the same time Brecht considers the "Model R"[7], the workers council, as the basis for political practice and describes his concepts of "learning plays" as a model for collective political experimentation.[8] Similar to the artists who organised themselves in the November Gruppe (November Group, 1918 – 1933), the Arbeitsrat für Kunst (Art Soviet / Artist Workers Council, 1918-1921) or the Rote Gruppe (Red Group, 1924 – 1933)[9], Brecht connects artistic realism with political organisation. This realism doesn't define any formal style. Instead it becomes a method to oppose representations of reality by hinting at the potentials for collective change of those constructed actualities.
Brecht's ideas influence members of the Dziga Vertov Group[10] working in the immediate aftermath of the May 1968 rebellion. Initiated by Jean-Luc Godard and Jean-Pierre Gorin the group attempts to "make political films politically". Therefore the filmmakers construct film aesthetics interrogating current political situations and seemingly natural perceptions of reality. Commenting on their Film "Tout va Bien" Gorin explains: "It's a realist film, but it's neither critical realism nor socialist realism (a bourgeois value and a bourgeoisified value). We've gone into a new type of realism, closer to Brechtian theory".[11]
Similar approaches appear in certain film-theory occuring in the context of the feminist movement of the 1970s. Rejecting the "idealist conception […] of the artist" as well as naturalist traditions of documentary forms that pretend 'to show life as it is', film theoretician Claire Johnston argues: "What the camera in fact grasps is the 'natural' world of the dominant ideology […], the 'truth' of our oppression cannot be 'captured' on celluloid with the 'innocence' of the camera: it has to be constructed."[12]
In the 1990s this criticism is redefined by a 'critique of representation' focussing on the 'performative' construction of identity as well as problematising forms of collective representation. The political agenda of this critique is the deconstruction of hegemonic systems of representation and its accordant strategies of normalisation. By exposing the discursive production of naturalised concepts of subjectivity its goal is to develop and refine performative counter-strategies.[13]
Parallel, in the art world and beyond, performativity of identity tends to be (mis-)understood as performance of Personality. The neo-romantic doctrine of combined self-representation and -exploitation thereby turns into a more or less reflexive work of spectacular self-performance:[14] a proto-celebrity culture of endless flexibility in which works of art appear as deeply conflated with the artist's personage.
Instead of celebrating this present status quo of idealised self-expression, artistic realism puts the material changeability of current realities into the fore. This realism is not reproductive (mimetic) but productive, providing reflexive and critical means to counter supposedly natural and seemingly unchangeable conditions of the present.
Martin Kirchner, Siw Umsonst, Jeronimo Voss, 2008
[1] Thereby the term 'Romantic Conceptualism' is only the most obvious indicator for such tendencies in the present art world.
[2] Especialy german romanticism is known to answer this call with prospects for a collectivism driven by a spirit for 'Volk', race and nation.
[3] Cp. Malewitsch, ed. Larissa A. Shadowa, (Schirmer/Mosel, München, 1978).
[4] Other art organisations of the early soviet union were the Swomas (free art-academies) and productivist mass-organisations like the Proletkul't Groups (proletarian cultural organisations) and the influential Oktjabr (association of workers in new ways of artistic practice). For further details read Kerstin Stakemeier: "Künstlerische Produktion und Kunstproduktion, Polytechnik und Realismus in der frühen Sowjetunion", in: Phase 2.24, 2007. (http://phase2.nadir.org/rechts.php?artikel=464&print=)
[5] George Lukács describes these Stalinist aesthetics in his later writings as "establishment naturalism" (Cp. Conversations with Lukács, ed. T. Pinkus (Cambridge, Mass., 1975), p. 36-37).
[6] Cp. Aesthetics and Politics, ed. Frederic Jameson (Verso, New York/London, 1977), p. 68-86.
[7] "Model R" refers to the model of the Workers Council [in german: (Arbeiter-) Rat / Sowjet] as it occured after the end of the 1st World War in 1918 replacing state institutions on a local level all over Germany. This development was repressed early on by military interventions of radical right wing Free Corps backed by a social democratic government. Cp Bertolt Brecht: Schriften zur Politik und Gesellschaft, GW 20: p. 118.
[8] Cp. Douglas Kellner: "Brecht's Marxist Aesthetic", http://www.gseis.ucla.edu/faculty/kellner/essays/brechtsmarxist.pdf
[9] Today more well known members of these groups are Hanns Eisler, El Lissitzky, Mies Van de Rohe, Walter Gropius, Käthe Kollwitz, Otto Dix, George Grosz and John Heartfield.
[10] Named after the early soviet documentary and newsreel filmmaker Dziga Vertov, the group includes members such as Nathalie Billard, Jean Luc Godard, Jean Pierre Gorin, Armand Marco, Gérard Martain and Anne Wiazemsky.
[11] Cp. Julia Lesage: "Godard and Gorin's left politics. 1967-1972", (http://www.ejumpcut.org/archive/onlinessays/JC28folder/GodardGorinPolitics.html)
[12] Cp. Claire Johnston: Women's Cinema as Countercinema, in Feminist Filmtheorie, ed. S. Thornham, p. 31-40.
[13] Cp. Dagmar von Hoff: "Performanz/Repräsentation", in: Gender & Wissen. Ein Handbuch der Gender-Theorie, ed. Christina von Braun und Inge Stephan, (Köln/Weimar/Wien: Böhlau 2005).
[14] Cp. Sven Lütticken: "Progressive Striptease. Performance Ideology Past and Present", in: Secret Publicity | Essays on Contemporary Art, (NAi Publishers, Rotterdam, 2005).


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The Environmental Venture Projects (EVP) program is closed for the 2020 funding cycle. The program is expected to open again for requests in November 2020, with the next deadline being early January 2021, for the 2021 cycle. For insights into the program and what is required each year for the Letter of Intent application, you may consult the 2020 EVP Program Priorities, Guidelines, LOI Instructions and Budget Guide.
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Home Appraisals: A PrimerOne's home purchase is the most serious transaction some people might ever make. Whether it's a main residence, a second vacation property or an investment, the purchase of real property is a complex financial transaction that requires multiple parties to make it all happen.
Most of the participants are very familiar. The real estate agent is the most known entity in the exchange. Next, the lender provides the financial capital required to fund the deal. The title company ensures that all details of the transaction are completed and that the title is clear to transfer to the buyer from the seller.
So who makes sure the value of the real estate is in line with the purchase price? In comes the appraiser. We provide an unbiased estimate of what a buyer might expect to pay - or a seller receive - for a parcel of real estate, where both buyer and seller are informed parties. A professional Michigan licensed appraiser from New Century Appraisal, LLC will ensure you as an interested party are informed.
Appraisals start with the property inspectionTo determine the true status of the property, it's our duty to first complete a thorough inspection. We must physically see aspects of the property, such as the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, the location, and so on, to ensure they indeed are present and are in the shape a reasonable buyer would expect them to be. The inspection often includes a sketch of the property, ensuring the square footage is proper and illustrating the layout of the property. Most importantly, we identify any obvious amenities - or defects - that would have an impact on the value of the house.
Following the inspection, an appraiser employs two or three approaches when determining the value of the property: a paired sales analysis, a replacement cost calculation, and an income approach when rental properties are prevalent.
Replacement CostThis is where we gather information on local construction costs, the cost of labor and other elements to derive how much it would cost to replace the property being appraised. This figure commonly sets the upper limit on what a property would sell for. It's also the least used method.
Paired Sales AnalysisAppraisers are intimately familiar with the communities in which they work. We thoroughly understand the value of particular features to the people of that area. Then, the appraiser researches recent sales in the vicinity and finds properties which are 'comparable' to the property being appraised. Using knowledge of the value of certain items such as remodeled rooms, types of flooring, energy efficient items, patios and porches, or additional storage space, we adjust the comparable properties so that they more accurately match the features of subject property.
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text: Liev Schreiber, Janet McTeer Return to Broadway in 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses' 9:31 AM PDT 4/18/2016 by THR Staff FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME C Flanigan/FilmMagic/Getty Images; Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic/Getty Images Christopher Hampton's drama about sex, rivalry and betrayal in 18th century France transfers to New York following a sellout run at London's Donmar Warehouse. Tony winners Liev Schreiber and Janet McTeer will return to Broadway in the fall, playing the dueling rivals whose cruel games of sexual conquest have fatal consequences in Christopher Hampton's drama, Les Liaisons Dangereuses. Staged by Josie Rourke, the revival transfers to New York following a sellout run that ended earlier this year at London's Donmar Warehouse, where Rourke is artistic director. McTeer starred in that incarnation opposite Dominic West, whose role will be played by Schreiber on Broadway. The production will play a 15-week limited engagement at the Booth Theatre, with previews beginning Oct. 8 and opening night set for Oct. 30. Arielle Tepper Madover will produce the transfer, continuing a relationship with the Donmar that yielded the 2010 Tony winner for best play, Red. Additional casting for the Broadway run is to be announced. Adapted from Choderlos de Laclos' 1782 epistolary novel of sex, rivalry and betrayal, the play chronicles the salacious contest between ruthless libertine Le Vicomte de Valmont and his jealous friend La Marquise de Merteuil, which has unforeseen casualties. Those roles were originally played in the celebrated Royal Shakespeare Company premiere in 1985 by Alan Rickman and Lindsay Duncan in a production that moved from Stratford-upon-Avon to London's West End and from there to Broadway. Stephen Frears directed the 1988 film adaptation, retitled Dangerous Liaisons, which starred Glenn Close, John Malkovich and Michelle Pfeiffer. Numerous other screen versions have followed, including the contemporary teen update, Cruel Intentions. The play was previously revived on Broadway in 2008, starring Laura Linney and Ben Daniels. Schreiber was last on Broadway in 2010 in A View From the Bridge; he won a Tony in 2005 for Glengarry Glen Ross. McTeer's most recent Broadway role was in Mary Stuart in 2009, another Donmar transfer; she won a Tony in 1997 for A Doll's House. Prior to her Broadway return, McTeer is slated to appear this summer opposite Cush Jumbo in an all-female staging of The Taming of the Shrew, as part of the Public Theater's Shakespeare in the Park series. Rourke also has an interim summer job with the Public, directing Daniel Radcliffe in Privacy. Hampton is currently represented on Broadway with his adaptation of French playwright Florian Zeller's The Father, starring Frank Langella. FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME THR Staff email@example.com THR


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We are thrilled to announce The Nutrition & Teaching Community Courtyard Garden Building Campaign
Today is the official launch of The 540WMain Nutrition & Teaching Community Courtyard Garden Building Campaign.
The The 540WMain Nutrition & TeachingCommunity Courtyard Garden Building Campaign sees 540WMain, our community center in the Susan B. Anthony district renovate and beautify the existing courtyard attached to our recently renovated community room. This renovation campaign is part of the 540WMain Cares Initiative.
The Campaign Details
The Nutrition & Teaching Community Courtyard Garden at 540WMain will have a mission to teach community members and families how to adopt and sustain a healthier lifestyle through a garden based nutrition and urban gardening program. It will be a collaborative place all person to to share ideas, learn, and practice how to live a holistic lifestyle by connecting with nature and the earth.
Groundbreaking for the renovation project will begin Saturday April 22 at 10 AM and the projected timeline for the project is September 2017. The "Courtyard" garden will double the size of the adjacent community room and will be multi-use event space for 540WMain.
The project has been broken up into two components. The primary project cost is $3000 and includes:
- 500 yards of lumber for the raised beds and seating ($840)
- 2 new doors ( $400)
- 3 cubic yards of soil ($108)
- 2 cubic yards of compost ($80)
- 2 cubic yards of fine mulch ( $42)
- Compost bin $(100)
- A new wooden gate ($100)
- A new wooden fence ($200)
- Outdoor sink ($200)
- Labor ($600)
- Design work ($300)
- Tree removal
- Fasteners($40)
The second component is the restoration of the brick and concrete. The projected cost for this component is $7500 and includes relaying and restoring the brick floor of the courtyard.
Flower City Roots Edible Landscaping
Owned and operated by Rawson Duckett; Flower City Roots is a Rochester based edible landscaping company. Rawson specializes in urban edible gardening, landscaping and property maintenance. He brings a specialized expertise in landscaping, building, urban gardening and property maintenance to the beautification project and will be instrumental to developing the garden education and programming within the courtyard garden once it is complete. We look forward to Rawson becoming the "Chief Executive Gardener" at 540WMain.
Frisch Ecological Design
Jeff Frisch is the founder Frisch Ecological Design a local sustainable landscaping and design firm. Jeff is a Sustainable Landscaper & Designer and studied Landscape Design at Conway School of Landscape Design. Jeff has been a key player from the inception and planning stages of the nutrition garden and worked alongside 540WMain Founder, Calvin Eaton to design the architectural plans, mock-ups, and art of the project.
Jeff will oversee the building and construction of the nutrition garden project, help build many components of the space and design and co-install munch of the flora. His expertise in sustainable landscape design will be an asset to the project throughout every stage and will remain a primary consultant after the project is complete.
The public is invited to join us on Earth Day Saturday April 22 from 10-2 PM to begin the cleaning and groundbreaking of the renovation project. Community members can donate to the project monetarily hrough its GoFundMe campaign, donate time and labor over the course of the summer, or donate materials and supplies by contacting organizations and businesses on behalf of 540WMain.
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The Unified Patent Court (UPC) is one step away, with ratification by Germany required....However, there remains uncertainty as to German ratification, and whether the UK will be able to continue in the UPC system after Brexit.
On Thursday, April 26, the UK Government announced that it had ratified the UPC Agreement. For the UPC and the EU unitary patent to commence, at least thirteen countries, including the UK, France and Germany, must have ratified the UPC Agreement. Sixteen countries have now ratified the Agreement, leaving Germany as the only country that is required to ratify but has yet to do so.
The prospect of Brexit had delayed the UK's ratification and, at one stage, there had been doubts as to whether the UK would ratify at all. There is still uncertainty as to whether the UK will be permitted to remain in the UPC system after Brexit. However, it is clear that there are no significant political objections to that in the UK, and it is thought that other European countries are generally keen for the UK to remain involved. There is a question as to whether the CJEU will decide that it is lawful for the UK to remain in the system once it is outside the EU. In its Opinion 1/09, the CJEU ruled that an earlier proposal for a pan-European patent court, which involved non-EU Member States, was unlawful. However, the UPC Agreement acknowledges the primacy of EU law, which may overcome the previous objection.
The remaining hurdle preventing the commencement of the UPC and the unitary patent is ratification by Germany. A claim challenging the UPC ratification has been brought in the German Constitutional Court on various grounds, including an allegation of a breach of the requirement for a qualified majority in the Bundestag and Bundesrat, criticisms of the administration of the UPC and the extent of the independence of the judges, and an allegation of incompatibility with EU law. As a preliminary measure, the Constitutional Court asked the German President not to approve the German legislation providing for ratification (which had been passed by the legislature). The constitutional complaint will initially be considered this year. If the case is dismissed at that stage, the UPC can be expected to commence in 2019 (with the opt-out period possibly starting this year). However, it remains possible that the German Constitutional Court will decide that full consideration of the complaint is required, or that a reference to the CJEU is necessary, either of which would involve significant further delay of at least a couple of years (and, in turn, complicate the UK's inclusion, as the court would then start after Brexit).
Ratification of the Protocol on Provisional Application that permits certain acts to take place before the court opens, for example, judge recruitment and opting out, is also required, and is proceeding. Ten countries have ratified the Protocol, including France and the UK, and it only remains for Germany and two other countries to ratify the Protocol. Ratification of the Protocol by a number of countries is expected shortly so, as a practical matter, the outstanding step is ratification by Germany, which would take place together with its ratification of the UPC Agreement.
The Unified Patent Court will be a single court having jurisdiction in all EU Member States that ratify the UPC Agreement. As things stand, that will eventually amount to all current EU Member States apart from at least initially, Spain, Poland and Croatia. The court will hear proceedings involving the new EU unitary patent, classic European patents (that have not been opted out of the system), and Supplementary Protection Certificates (a form of patent extension for medicinal and plant protection products) associated with those patents. It will deal with infringement proceedings (and so will grant pan-European injunctions having effect in all states in which the patent is in force that have ratified the UPC Agreement), declaration of non-infringement proceedings (and so will grant pan-European declarations) and revocation proceedings (and so will be able to revoke a unitary patent and all designations of a European patent within its jurisdiction). It will, therefore, be a court with unprecedented powers that will ultimately have jurisdiction in states with a combined population of at least 350 million people.
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