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Same station image, color tones tweaked in Photoshop. I'm attempting to normalize the color space of the iPad I'm using - my images are all coming out a bit darker than I'd like
The free town of Christiania in Denmark is threatened by politicians who want to "normalize" it. The red flag with three yellow dots is the official flag of Christiania, and the idea to claim Iwo Jima and other places for expansion of Christiania was mine.
A special exhibition, "文, 향," kicks off on August 11 at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Seoul, as part of events to mark the 50th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between Korea and Japan. The exhibition displays a series of works of art created by both Korean and Japanese artists. Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Kim Jongdeok, too, attends the opening ceremony of the exhibition and admires art pieces on display here.
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In some cities colourful "hippie-buildings" are considered as of great value - in Copenhagen we "normalize" them...
¡Baraguá! was the newsletter of the National Network on Cuba, but compiled, edited and published by the Washington, D.C. Hands Off Cuba Coalition from circa 1990-95.
The organization campaigned to lift the U.S. embargo on Cuba, to lift all restrictions on travel to Cuba from the U.S. and to normalize relations between the Cuban and U.S. governments.
The newsletter also reported on Cuban world views and events in Cuba and on support activities in the United States.
¡Baraguá! took its name from Cuban revolutionary leader Antonio Maceo’s “Protest of Baraguá” issued after a truce was negotiated to end Cuba’s 10-year war of indepe3ndence from Spain in 1878. Maceo insisted that fighting continue until Cuba was free and independent and slavery had been abolished. After several more attempts at military campaigns to secure independence from Spain, Maceo was killed in battle in 1896.
The National Network on Cuba was composed of both national organizations and local coalitions across the country. In June 1992, its affiliates included: Casa de las Americas (NY); Venceremos Brigade (National); Antonio Maceo Brigade (National); Cuba Information Project; International Appeal for Peace with Cuba; Friends~ of Cuba (Denver); Hands Off Cuba Coalition (Denver); Justice for Cuba Coalition (Detroit); Hands Off Cuba Coalition (Cleveland); DC "Hands Off Cuba!" Coalition; U.S. Hands Off Cuba Coalition (NY); July 26 Coalition (Cambridge); New Jersey Hands Off Cuba Committee; Coalition Against U.S. Intervention in Cuba (Chicago); Committee to End the Cold War Against Cuba (Portland); Hands Off Cuba Coalition (San Francisco); Committee to Normalize Relations with Cuba (Boston); U.S.-Cuba Friendship Assoc. (San Diego); Coalition in Solidarity with Cuba (Los Angeles); Cuba Educational Project (Santa Cruz).
The newsletter was 8 ½ x 11 and usually 20 pages long.
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Adam Sandler played a crucial role in normalizing raunchy bathroom humor and invented several ubiquitous pop culture references.https://goo.gl/p7Jekh
Dual Temporary passport, to allow me to fly through South Africa, to Swaziland, before normalization of relations.
A special exhibition, "文, 향," kicks off on August 11 at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Seoul, as part of events to mark the 50th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between Korea and Japan. The exhibition displays a series of works of art created by both Korean and Japanese artists. Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Kim Jongdeok, too, attends the opening ceremony of the exhibition and admires art pieces on display here.
Photograph was taken with a polarization filter. Image was normalized and desaturated, shadows tone mapped.
Art for… * Gulsun Karamustafa, Osman Bozkurt, Cevdet Erek, Esra Ersen, Halil Altindere, Hatice Guleryuz, Koken Ergun, Neriman Polat, Sener Ozmen, Erkan Ozgen, Yetkin Basarir, Leyla Gediz, Secil Yersel, Aydan Murtezaoglu, Bulent Sangar, Yael Bartana, Phil Collins, Solmaz Shahbazi, Can Altay
2004
Platform Garanti, Istanbul
"Rusalka" - Nikola Radić Lucati
(Rusalka butterfly, poison) detail
at UBSM Gallery Belgrade, June 2012
weather has been crazy--just when we think spring has finally arrived, this weekend we're back in the 40's...sigh. Things are also quite hectic lately, making it more difficult to take photos. I hope things normalize soon...
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What if someone told you to spend an entire day or week resting instead of working? You might visualize your inbox filling up and your weight set just staring back at you. You might dread boredom and let’s be honest here, you should never rest the whole day if you’re an athletes person. As an athlete, physical rest is as much a part of training as is lifting weights. Without rest, one person could never recover after workouts or build muscle. Every joint in the body would have to suffer. Normalize mental rest in athletics should never be ignored.
In this article, we’ll talk about the importance of rest and explore the value of mental rest and creativity as a tool for self-care. Here are myths about athletes and rest because even if you aren’t competing, you still think like an athlete, which means you probably need some reframing around mental rest.
MYTH-1 Rest Is Passive
As athletes, many people think of resting as sitting on the sofa, sleeping the whole day or watching their favourite series/movies. We think of rest as passive and it can be. Some people concentrate on pampering themselves. But rest can look different for high-performers. Rest should be channelling your energy into something creative and investing in other outlets. So if you’re resting you should know that diversifying and exploring other things is absolutely important to mental and physical well-being.
MYTH-2 Athletes Aren’t Creative
Athletes don’t always think of themselves as creatives. As a coach or high-performer, you make creative decisions every day. Creativity is a necessary skill in sports. Your job is to find creative solutions to the problem in front of you, adopt new perspectives, and think on your feet. Your sport requires different imaginations with the flexibility to adapt to an ever-changing landscape and your creativity and tactical intelligence allow you to outplay your opponent.
MYTH-3 Creativity Happens In a Vacuum
This is simply not true - not only does it give pleasure to play with dough, oftentimes because brains start working differently, and some people start connecting things that wouldn’t have otherwise. We’ve learned in past that firsthand creativity breeds creativity. The more you exercise creativity in any area of your life, the stronger your creativity muscle becomes. And being creative in any way creates creativity in other unrelated parts of your life.
MYTH-4 Your Energy Is Limited
Sometimes, we’d have practised without really having practice. We’d go from a group looking like we’re going into a math test, to a team excited to play sports again.
For eg- We’d leave the gym with our workout is done, our mind rested, and our energy up. It just looks like one small shift to remind us that energy isn’t finite.
Do more what gives you energy. Do less of what takes it away. Find ways to bring excitement and change into your daily life.
Importance Of Athletic Performance Training And Active Mental Rest
Engage inactively mental rest with the assurance and confidence that it’s one of the best things you can do for yourself. It’s healthy, productive, and so very necessary.
If you struggle to rest remind yourself-
Having things you do for fun is a natural pressure-release value.
Your body needs physical, mental, and emotional rest away from your sport to heal, regenerate, and stave off burnout.
Creative passions are gratifying, fun, and fulfilling. Being creative helps you tap into different parts of your brain.
Creativity in other areas of your life will actually strengthen your creative thinking in every area of your life, including your sport.
Conclusion- If you’re an athlete and looking for mental training for athletes, you’re at the right place. Connect with us as we’re engaged in self-care, active mental rest, and creativity.
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At a glance the first thing we might notice is two green post-it notes on a surface. On one green post-it note there is writing that states “Test in progress”. I imagine the story the picture is trying to tell is that a student is taking a test in their bedroom and they want to give their family a warning incase they are being loud or need something from the student. This can create inequality because not everyone has a home life that can give students the working environment their school is expecting from them. In some test situations, it is required to have your microphone and camera on. This can cause many students to feel uncomfortable because their class can hear everything that is going on in their house and in the event they are taking the test in a public room then they might see members of their family. This impacts our lives because for the past two years all of our schooling has primarily been online. This means that a lot of us are taking class from home which can sometimes mean we have our home life on display. At times this can provide loud and unfavourable learning environments that many of us would not want people we have never met to see. This situation might be a concern because the students cannot control the actions or events that take place in their home. Many situations are out of students control and by having their camera on, it can turn an already stressful situation into a worse one. This can demonstrate violence by limiting a students potential through an improvised learning environment due to a global pandemic. The photograph can educate society on being mindful of everyone’s unique home life. Some people do not want to turn their camera/microphone on because it makes them feel very uncomfortable and self conscious of their home life and this should be normalized. We can improve the situation by providing students with different situations to take a test that might make them more comfortable. The community can improve through communication and finding a common understanding of the different home lives students have.