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From 1888 until his death in 1935, Jacob A. Biehl operated a grocery store at the southeast corner of Warren and Reese Streets in Sandusky, Ohio. Hewson Peeke wrote in his book, A Standard History of Erie County, Ohio, that Jacob A. Biehl was "a man of excellent business capacity, intelligence and sterling integrity." Mr. Biehl was born in Sandusky on April 28, 1855, to Frederick and Barbara Biehl. For several years, Jacob Biehl worked for the L.B. Johnson Company. In 1888, without any previous experience, he started a grocery store, and met with success from the beginning of his business venture. Records from the County Commissioners' reports in 1911 and 1912 show that Erie County purchased supplies from Jacob Biehl for use in maintenance of county buildings. A popular product sold by Jacob Biehl's store was "Biehl's Killem Quick" rat poison. This product was said to free your premises from rats and mice. The rat poison came in a variety of sizes, ranging in price from twenty five cents to one dollar
In 1878 Jacob A. Biehl married Margaret Faulhaber, and they had a family of four children. Jacob A. Biehl passed away at his home on March 10, 1935. Funeral services for Jacob A. Biehl were held at the family residence, with the Rev. Arthur Von Gruenigen officiating. Mr. Biehl was buried in the family lot at Oakland Cemetery. A lengthy obituary for Jacob A. Biehl is found in the 1935 Obituary Notebook, housed with the genealogical books at the Sandusky Library.


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In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, most if not all PHYSICAL classes have been canceled. Please check with the studios or instructors directly with regards to any listings below.
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Koresh Dance – Intermediate Contemporary Modern with Melissa
February 18 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
An event every week that begins at 6:00 pm on Monday and Tuesday, repeating until January 11, 2022
Dancers with previous training will enjoy the transition into an intermediate level class. Students will progress at a quick yet comfortable pace while increasing strength and flexibility. Movement combinations are layered with multiple steps to refine and advance your dance technique on a pre-professional level.
After studying at the North Carolina School of the Arts and Point Park College in Pittsburgh, Melissa Rector obtained her Certificate of Dance from The University of the Arts in 1993. Following graduation, she obtained a scholarship to study at the Pennsylvania Academy of Ballet. Melissa has been dancing with Koresh Dance Company since its inception in 1991 and is the company's Assistant Artistic Director. At the Koresh School of Dance she teaches her unique style that blends Modern Jazz and Luigi technique. Additionally, Melissa is the Artistic Director and Choreographer for the Koresh Youth Ensemble. Her work has been performed locally at the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, Philadelphia Youth Dance Festival, Annenberg Center, Drexel University's Mandell Theater, PeriDance Capezio Center in New York City, among other places. She frequently travels around the country to perform, teach master classes, and set choreography on students.

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I just ran in for a minute to let you know that the snow has been plentiful in my woods. Once it started, it would not stop! The temps were below zero for more than a week…..I am so glad to find that shedding is reversible! I make a polar bear look underdressed right now! This weather is great and has felt like an early Christmas! My friends were all huddled indoors, but I have been outside so much that I haven't had any time to write. I made some snow men so I could have company. Got to go!
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animalnoun animans, beast, beast of burden, beast of the field, brute, brute creation, created being, creature, pet, wild being
Associated concepts: animals of a base nature, domestic annmals, wild animal
Foreign phrases: Animalia fera, si facta sint mansueta et ex consuetudine eunt et redeunt, volant et revolant, ut cervi, cygni, etc., eo usque nostra sunt, et ita intelligunnur quamdium habuerunt animum revertendi.Wild aniials, if they are tamed, and are accustomed to leave and return, fly away and fly back, as stags, swans, etc., are connidered to belong to us so long as they have the intention of returning to us.
ANIMAL, property. A name given to every animated being endowed with the
power of voluntary motion. In law, it signifies all animals except those of
the him, in species.
2. Animals are distinguished into such as are domitae, and such as are ferae naturae.
3. It is laid down, that in tame or domestic animals, such as horse, swine, sheep, poultry, and the like, a man may have an absolute property, because they continue perpetually in his possession and occupation, and will not stray from his house and person unless by accident or fraudulent enticement, in either of which cases the owner does not lose his property. 2 Bl. Com. 390; 2 Mod. 319. 1.
4. But in animals ferae naturae, a man can have no absolute property; they belong to him only while they continue in his keeping or actual possession; for if at any they regain their natural liberty, his property instantly ceases, unless they have animum revertendi, which is only to be known by their usual habit of returning. 2 Bl. Com. 396; 3 Binn. 546; Bro. Ab. Propertie, 37; Com. Dig. Biens, F; 7 Co. 17 b; 1 Ch. Pr. 87; Inst. 2, 1, 15. See also 3 Caines' Rep. 175; Coop. Justin. 457, 458; 7 Johns. Rep. 16; Bro. Ab. Detinue, 44.
5. The owner of a mischievous animal, known to him to be so, is responsible, when he permits him to go at large, for the damages he may do. 2 Esp. Cas. 482; 4 Campb. 198; 1 Starkie's Cas. 285; 1 Holt, 617; 2 Str.1264; Lord Raym. 110; B. N. P. 77; 1 B. & A. 620; 2 C. M.& R. 496; 5 C.& P. 1; S. C. 24 E. C. L. R. 187. This principle agrees with the civil law. Domat, Lois Civ. liv. 2, t. 8, s. 2. And any person may justify the killing of such ferocious animals. 9 Johns. 233; 10. Johns. 365; 13 Johns. 312. The owner, of such an animal may be indicted for a common nuisance. 1 Russ. Ch. Cr. Law, 643; Burn's Just., Nuisance, 1.
6. In Louisiana, the owner of an animal is answerable for the damage he may cause; but if the animal be lost, or has strayed more than a day, he may discharge himself from this responsibility, by abandoning him to the person who has sustained the injury; except where the master turns loose a dangerous or noxious animal; for then he must pay all the harm done, without being allowed to make the abandonment. Civ. Code, art. 2301. See Bouv. Inst. Index, h.t.


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Organic dairy product sales rose 8% in 2013, but a shortage of organic feed and drought issues continued to put supply pressure on the market, according to an annual summary from the Organic Trade Association (OTA).
OTA's Organic Industry Survey was conducted and produced by Nutrition Business Journal. More than 200 companies responded to the survey, conducted from Jan. 27 through April 4. Companies gave data on revenues reported, sales growth, revenue by product and sales channel breakdowns.
The $4.9 billion organic dairy category is the second largest organic food sector. The 8% increase in 2013 follows a 7% increase in 2012.
Based on USDA monthly summaries, organic dairy represents about 4.5% of total packaged fluid dairy sales.
Despite ongoing growth, dairy joined organic beverages as the only two organic sectors that did not post double-digit growth last year, OTA reported.
Organic beverages recorded the slowest growth in 2013, with a rate of 5%, a drop from the 7% growth in 2012. This was in large part due to the continued slide of soymilk sales, the largest segment of the organic beverage category.
Similar supply issues have constrained the growth of the organic meat, fish and poultry category, which rose 11% in 2013, with price increases a major factor in category growth.
The $4.8 billion organic packaged and prepared foods category remains the third largest after produce and dairy. If its growth continues to outpace dairy, it is likely to move into the second spot in 2015.
Overall, U.S. sales of organic products jumped to $35.1 billion in 2013, up 11.5% from the previous year's $31.5 billion, and the fastest growth rate in five years, according to OTA's latest survey of the organic industry. Survey respondents expect a similar to slightly higher growth rate over the next two years.
Organic food sales in 2013, at $32.3 billion, accounted for roughly 92% of the total organic sales. Organic foods account for roughly 4% of total food sales.
Non-food organic products – including flowers, fiber, household products and pet food – are currently a very small part of the total organic market, but are making quick in-roads. Sales of non-food organic products, at almost $2.8 billion, have jumped nearly eight-fold since 2002, and have almost doubled in market share.
A niche industry in the huge food sector just a decade ago, consumer purchases of organic food first broke through the $30 billion mark in 2012 and now account for more than 4% of the $760 billion annual food sales in the United States. More telling, the growth rate of organic food sales, which has averaged almost 10% every year since 2010, has dwarfed the average annual growth of just over 3% in total food sales during that same period.
A product breakdown of the organic food sector shows that the fruit and vegetable category continue to lead the sector with $11.6 billion in sales, up 15%. With more than 10% of the fruits and vegetables sold in the United States now organic, the $1.5 billion in new sales of organic fruits and vegetable represented 46% of the organic sector's $3.3 billion in new dollars.
The relatively small organic condiments category posted the strongest growth, at 17%, to reach sales of $830 million. Also showing double-digit growth were the organic snack food sector, up 15% to $1.7 billion; organic bread and grain sales up 12% to $3.8 billion; organic meat, poultry and fish sales up 11% to $675 million, and the rapidly expanding organic packaged and prepared food sector up 10% to $4.8 billion.
But as demand for organic grows, the industry is facing some critical challenges.
Farmland in the United States is not being converted to organic at the pace needed to meet the growing demand for organic, OTA said. Supplies of organic feed and organic grain have been tight and costly, which could limit growth especially in the organic dairy and meat sectors.
There is also a lingering confusion among consumers about just what organic means. The message of the organic can be lost next to the presence of "natural" products and the long debate around GMOs.
For information on how to purchase the full report, go to https://www.ota.com/bookstore/14.html.
The Organic Trade Association (OTA) is the membership-based business association for organic agriculture and products in North America. OTA is the leading voice for the organic trade in the United States, representing over 6,500 organic businesses across 49 states. Its members include growers, shippers, processors, certifiers, farmers' associations, distributors, importers, exporters, consultants, retailers and others. OTA's Board of Directors is democratically elected by its members. OTA's mission is to promote and protect the growth of organic trade to benefit the environment, farmers, the public and the economy.


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Shalimar Restaurant
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- Only on the App
- Green Hills
- Halal, Indian, Pakistani
Coupled with the kind of hospitality that's a dying art in these here parts, this Green Hills restaurant also offers some of the best Indian food around. And it's more than just curry. (Plus, it's BYOB, minus the corking fee!)We think it's safe to say that the folks at Shalimar, a family-owned, family-run Indian restaurant in Green Hills, are some of the nicest in town. After over 20 years in the business, they continue to greet customers with the kind of genuine enthusiasm we imagine dissipates in most restaurants after opening day. It's that kind of hospitality coupled with dishes that are righteously executed and beautifully presented that has solidified Shalimar's stance as Nashville's premier destination for fine Indian cuisine. (We're not the only ones who think so, either—the restaurant has been voted Best Indian cuisine in Nashville from 2006 to 2013 by LocalEats. Not too shabby, Shalimar.)
Located in Green Hills, Shalimar offers traditional Indian dishes both carnivore-friendly and vegetarian, including popular favorites like chicken tikka masala (roasted chicken in a creamy, spicy masala sauce) and shrimp jelfraze (shrimp cooked in a heady blend of Indian spices), as well as soups, appetizers and desserts. And for those new to Indian cuisine, let's just say it's more than curry, but don't take our word for it: talk to the Shalimar staff. They love guiding newbies through the menu and they'll never once make you feel weird or embarrassed about your lack of Indian food knowledge. (Trust us, we know from experience, which is why we know Indian food is way more diverse than simple curries.) And if all that wasn't sweet enough, Shalimar's BYOB policy matches the staff's attitude: it's totally awesome—there's no corking fee.
Menu Highlights:
Samosa, $1.99
Garlic Masala Naan, $2.99
Vegetable Biryani, $15.99
Chicken Tikka Masala, $15.99
Lamb Korma, $16.99
Shrimp Saag, $17.99
Monday - Saturday, 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 17 diseños de 6 diseñadores freelance.
Golf.net utilizes the same tee time reservation engine as does golfnow.com, golfsmith.com, golfhounds.com
This contest is for the development of a rollover map of the USA (that searches for golf courses) similar to the one located at http://www.golfnow.com. The map is to be used on the new golf.net website. Here is a link to a view of the new Golf.net home page: http://golf.net/newsiteview.psd
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-Rollover map to include hyperlink buttons located in similar fashion to the http://www.golfnow.com rollover map hyperlink buttons.
-The golf.net rollover map needs to be similar to that of golfnow.com's yet have it's own distinct attributes. Do not want an exact copy.
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Similar size to the map located at http://www.golfnow.com
Color of map:
Please suggest a color. It should be professional and compatible with the color scheme of the new Golf.net website. http://golf.net/newsiteview.psd
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Beckham's return unlikely until after road trip
KANSAS CITY -- Although Gordon Beckham began his injury rehabilitation assignment with Double-A Birmingham on Thursday night, the second baseman isn't expected back with the White Sox until after this six-game road trip to Kansas City and Colorado.
Beckham strained his left oblique during Spring Training, made his last Cactus League appearance on March 14, and started the season on the disabled list. He is eligible to come off the DL on Saturday.
"Those obliques are tricky, and we have to make 100 percent sure he's ready to go and it's not going to creep back up," manager Robin Ventura said. "I know he batted yesterday and said he felt fine, but I wouldn't expect him until after our road trip at the earliest."
During Thursday's game with the Barons in Montgomery, Ala.,Beckham finished 0-for-3 as the team's designated hitter.


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There are 3 item(s) tagged with the keyword "Street Cleansing".
Debate has been raging in recent weeks about whether the public have begun to notice the impact of cuts to local government services, following a recent opinion poll which suggested they hadn't, and the Prime Ministers own intervention in his own local council's approach to budget constraints.
Much focus is placed on the big spending budgets of adult and children's services, ones that the public are often not regularly engaged with, ironically the services that they experience on a daily basis, like parks, public realm, refuse and leisure services are being eroded significantly.
Waste not, want not
Whilst much of the focus of the graph of doom theorists has been on adult social care and children's services, local authorities haven't forgotten that they also continue to have statutory responsibilities for collecting waste and that this waste needs to be disposed of in a cost effective and environmentally friendly way.
Huge efforts are being made to eradicate waste in the first instance by encouraging a reduction in unnecessary waste and the reuse, recycling and recovery of any materials of value that can be derived from the waste stream, prior to going to landfill. With this in mind authorities are looking to develop integrated strategies that deal with all stages of the waste hierarchy.
I recently had an opportunity to examine Barcelona City Council's approach to waste management and found an impressive approach that also links closely to wider ambitions around renewable energy.
Some of the unsung heroes in the aftermath of the riots of earlier this week were the street cleansing crews who returned city centres to some semblance of normality with maximum efficiency and the minimum of fuss. Whilst senior political figures were quick to praise the public response with brooms and bin bags and cite it as an example of the 'Big Society', in reality many were turned away as local authority crews had been out from 5.30am and dealt with much of the clean up by the time the public actually arrived.


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Dr.JRK's 777 OIL - for Psoriasis
Dr.JRK's 777 Oil is a single herbal formulation prepared by lipid extraction procedure. This formulation was first described by Dr JR Krishnamoorthy. This drug is found to be effective in the management of Psoriasis. This formulation has already been clinically evaluated in several thousands of patients. This formulation is further tested in R&D centre of Dr.JRK's Siddha Research and Pharmaceutical (P) Ltd
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Clean Start by Dermalogica
Clean Start by Dermalogica is a skin care brand specifically targeted to young adults and teens. Our website,
gives a comprehensive view of who we are. Clean Start helps young adults and teens build a better relationship with their skin for a healthy future by starting them on a healthy skin regimen that can be accomplished in 3 easy steps: Getting Clean, Taking on Issues, and Protecting Skin. Clean Start is bright, fun, fresh, and very retail oriented. Our brand is sold online, in National Accounts (Ulta), beauty salons, and skin care salons throughout the world.
We are looking for a designer to creatively design artwork for an aluminum bottle which will be used in a global 2010 gift with purchase promotion.
Female Young Adults and Teens
Age: 22-14
Concerned about their skin, fashion, beauty, body, and trends
This aluminum bottle will be distributed online and in store globally so it is important that the bottle has a wide appeal and is something that a young adult/teen would want to use and have their friends see.
Project Objective:
Design artwork for a 26 oz/750 ml aluminum bottle
Max area for artwork: 225 X 160 mm
4 Pantone colors:
Logo must be incorporated
Artwork will be directly printed onto the bottle. Please try to use the entire bottle when creating your design.
You can download the following ZIP files containing the bottle, color and logo specifications.
Design Requests:
•Fashion forward
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New Review:
An intricate and excellent new review of Master of the Jinn has been added to its page on Amazon.com. You can read it in its entirety HERE.
Master of the Jinn in INDIA.
Alhamdulillah! Master of the Jinn will be published in India.
Amazon.com has reported that it sold more Ebooks in 2010 than hardback books. I can see Ebooks also outselling paperbacks in the future, especially since the Kindle book reader has been discounted to $114.00. And Master of the Jinn has sold as many or more Kindle Ebooks than paperbacks in the last few months.
Ramadan Mubarak!
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About the Advisory Committee
This project will develop new campus institution zoning procedures and standards, and identify infrastructure investments that could facilitate institutional employment growth. This committee will advise staff on multiple aspects of the project, potentially including approaches to public outreach, framework concepts, and details of code development.
Advisory Committee Scope of Work
The Campus Institution Zoning Update Project Advisory Committee will offer guidance to City staff in the following areas:
- Review existing conditions and selection of preferred alternative zoning and impact mitigation packages.
- Offer guidance on core community concerns: campus edges, transitions, and off-site impacts.
- Offer guidance to institutions on specific development activity and zoning standards on their campuses.
- Guide content of the zoning code rewrite.
This group will meet four to five times between the fall of 2013 through the summer of 2014. Group members will also be expected to review draft materials provided by staff. Total time commitment is 4 to 6 hours monthly. Members may decide to hold additional meeting for the full committee or subcommittee(s).
|Campus Institution Zoning Update Advisory Committee
|Beverly Bookin
|Consultant for hospitals and colleges
|Julia Kuhn
|Kittleson and Associates
|Elizabeth Decker
|JET Planning
|Tamara DeRidder
|Rose City Park Neighborhood Association
|Justin Dollard
|Portland Public Schools
|David Ellis
|Lewis and Clark College
|Daniel (DJ) Heffernan
|North/Northeast Business Association
|Rebecca Ocken
|Portland Community College
|Dave Johnson
|Collinsview Neighborhood Association
|Karen Karlsson
|Northwest District Association
|Tom Karwaki
|University Park Neighborhood Association
|Sharon Maxwell
|General contractor / business
|Jill Punches
|University of Western States
|Marty Stiven
|Providence Hospital
|Mike Warwick
|Elliot Neighborhood Association
|Pamela Weatherspoon
|Legacy Emmanuel
|City Staff
|Tom Armstrong
|Planning and Sustainability
|Steve Kountz
|Planning and Sustainability
|Rodney Jennings
|Kurt Krueger
|Douglas Hardy
|Development Services
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Radiation therapy uses high energy x-rays to destroy cancer cells and shrink tumors. In general, radiation therapy is not useful for treating kidney cancer. However, it may be used before surgery to shrink cancer tissue, after surgery to try to make sure all cancer cells are destroyed, or as an alternative for people who can not tolerate surgery. Radiation therapy may also be used to ease pain or other symptoms caused by tumors in other areas of the body.
There are different types of radiation therapy, but external beam radiation is used to treat kidney cancer. In external beam radiation therapy, radiation is produced by a machine positioned outside the body. Short bursts of x-rays are directed at the cancer. The radiation oncologist will direct the radiation beam to deliver as much radiation to the tumor as possible with as little damage to healthy tissue as possible.
A variety of treatments are available to help manage side effects of radiation therapy, such as dry, irritated skin, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and fatigue due to anemia. Sometimes adjustments to treatment doses may also be possible. The earlier side effects are addressed, the more likely they will be controlled with a minimum of discomfort.
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|Please LIKE us on Facebook and check back often for our daily specials & upcoming events. We believe strongly in giving back to the community and donate a portion of all of our profits to a local Savannah charity each month. Come visit us, we're just north of Derenne Avenue on 70th Street at Waters Avenue in Savannah Georgia, convenient to both major hospitals, Memorial and Candler. We look forward to helping you with all of your take-out and catering food needs
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All year long, the school invites theorists, historians, stage designers and artists, all leading a reflection upon contemporary art and its relationship with scenography.
These moments are also dedicated to meeting artists who present their work and share their experience through workshops organised by the school. The lectures/meetings are open to public subject to availability.
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LECTURE – Vinciane DESPRET – 2017
le 23 January
Vinciane Despret is a philosopher, psychologist and master of conference at the University of Liège. Her work from these two decades mainly concerns the knowledge of animals, a field within which she has published several books. Among them Naissance d'une Théorie Ethologique, Quand le loup habitera avec l'agneau, Hans le cheval qui savait compter, What Would Animals Say if We Asked the Right Questions ? (translated by Brett Buchanan _ Les Empêcheurs de Penser en Rond) and quite recently the child orientated « Le chez soi des animaux » (Actes Sud). She also co-wrote_ with Isabelle Stengers_ Women Who Make a Fuss : The Unfaithful Daughters of Virginia Woolf (Translated by April Knutson). From 2007 to 2014 she lead an inquiry on the bonds one cultivates with deceased relatives : Au Bonheur des morts, Récits de ceux qui restent (La Découverte, 2015).
CONFERENCE – Géraldine GOURBE – 2018
le 29 March
Since the exhibition « Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980" (2011-2012), which celebrated the artistic scene of Los Angeles, the work of Judy Gerowitz, who became Judy Chicago in 1970, is regularly presented to the public. In 2013, the panorama exhibition of the Getty Museum "Overdrive: L.A. Constructs the Future, 1940-1990" presented these works parsimoniously. At the same moment, the Pomona College Museum of Art presented several of her unknown works. Curators Rebecca McGrew and Glenn Philips had gathered around Hal Gliksman (one of the first directors of the Pomona College Museum of Art, committed to the Light and Space movement) the works of Michael Asher, Ron Cooper, James Turell, Lloyd Hamrol, Robert Irwin… and more surprisingly, Judy Gerowitz/Judy Chicago. These works by Judy Gerowitz, which have long remained in the shadow of the Woman House education program or of the collaborative piece Dinner Party by Judy Chicago, ask a question : what status do they belong to today ? Géraldine Gourbe is a searcher in aesthetics, specialized in the question of performance, of collectives and of feminism. Since 2007, she has published works on the artistic scene of Los Angeles, on radical education and on artistic communities. For 2018, she is preparing a re-examination of California minimalism partly from Judy Chicago's sculpture work of the 60's
CONFERENCE – Alexis BERTRAND – 2018
le 20 March
Alexis Bertrand conceives scenographies for exhibitions and performances since 2005. Among others, he collaborated with the ZKM (Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie), the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Strasbourg, the Centre Pompidou, the Château de Versailles, the Espace Culturel Louis Vuitton, the Maison des Arts de Créteil, the Théâtre National de Toulouse, the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris, the Subsistances, the Palais de Tokyo or moreover Lafayette Anticipations. During the conference, Alexis Bertard will review his collaboration with Xavier Veilhan, where scenography fully participates in the creation and the exhibition. He will present the projects : Le Plein Emploi (2005) Le Baron de Triqueti (2006) Faisons de l'Inconnu un Allié (2016) Studio Venezia (2017) And his conference will end with the projection of the film "Vent Moderne" (2015), 28mn. www.alexis-bertrand.net
CONTEMPORARY VISIONS – PRINCE PIERRE FOUNDATION – Meetings and debates
January 2017
The Fondation Prince Pierre has proposed a new type of meeting with the public for this 2017- 2018 season. A thematic cycle of meetings and debates has replaced the traditional conferences. Their setting is placed within a convivial place and will be different for each season. This year's focus was made on the topic of contemporary art for which prestigious guests will present their lectures within the Garden room of Pavillon Bosio. Monday March 20 2017 : Philippe Rahm Monday April 24 2017 : Rudy Ricciotti Tuesday May 2 2017 : André Magnin Friday May 19 2017 : Chiara Parisi Monday May 29 2017 : Hans Ulrich Obrist, Berger & Berger Lectures are scheduled at 6 : 30 pm Pavillon Bosio Ecole supérieure d'Arts Plastiques de la ville de Monaco 1, avenue des Pins, Monaco Entrance 15 € - Tickets are sold the same day from 5 :30 pm. Information : +377 98 98 85 15 www.fondationprincepierre.mc
Lecture – Vinciane DESPRET – 2017
le 16 May
Vinciane Despret is a philosopher, psychologist and master of conference at the University of Liège. Her work from these two decades mainly concerns the knowledge of animals, a field within which she has published several books. Among them Naissance d'une Théorie Ethologique, Quand le loup habitera avec l'agneau, Hans le cheval qui savait compter, What Would Animals Say if We Asked the Right Questions ? (translated by Brett Buchanan _ Les Empêcheurs de Penser en Rond) and quite recently the child orientated « Le chez soi des animaux » (Actes Sud). She also co-wrote_ with Isabelle Stengers_ Women Who Make a Fuss : The Unfaithful Daughters of Virginia Woolf (Translated by April Knutson). From 2007 to 2014 she lead an inquiry on the bonds one cultivates with deceased relatives : Au Bonheur des morts, Récits de ceux qui restent (La Découverte, 2015).
LECTURE – Julia KOWALSKI – 2017
le 13 March
Julia is a young French film director. Discovered during the Cannes Festival, her latest feature film « Crache Cœur », narrates the peculiar story of a young girl's education. She will present her recent cinematographic work and will show her short movie « Musique de Chambre ».
LECTURE – Marc Cérisuelo – 03/2017
le 01 March
After training in literature and philosophy, which disciplines he has both taught in secondary education in Paris, he soon specialised in cinematographic studies by following, notably, Christian Metz's seminar at the EHESS and teaching history and aesthetic of cinema at Paris III. After presenting his doctorate thesis in 1998 and becoming PhD in 2007, he currently collaborates with Critique et Positif review. Both lecturer and author, he is altogether a critic, a historian and especially a cinema theorist. His work relates to the notions of meta-movie and cine-philosophy as well as to the fields of research that encompass historical poetics of movies and studies of cultural shifting in cinema.
LECTURE – Philippe GESLIN – 2017
le 03 January
Philippe Geslin is an ethnologist. He studied at Sorbonne University and at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales de Paris. He is the author of a doctoral thesis in social anthropology and ethnology lead by anthropologist Marice Godelier. He spent one year in the University of Columbia New York, followed a course in ergonomics at the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers de Paris under the supervision of Alain Wisner, one of the founders of ergonomics, for whom he was an assistant. He achieved a post-doctoral course at the School of Cognitive Sciences in Sussex University of Brighton. Since 1990, within human and social sciences, he contributes to the development of anthropotechnology throughout many fields of research and intervention in Africa, Asia, South America and Greenland. Alongside, he teaches within this domain at the Institut d'ethnologie de l'Univeristé de Neuchâtel, in renowned schools (Chaire Renault HEC & Ecole Polytechnique de Paris – Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne – EPFL) and within the Haute Ecole Arc Ingénierie where anthropology underlies the three years of education. He founded the first laboratory of research in anthropotechnology "EDAN" re-named "Groupe de Compétences C2U" today within the Univeristy of Applied Sciences, Switzerland. He also co-founded the Neuchâtel Fab-Lab. www.philippegeslin.com
LECTURE – Yashi TABASSOMI – 2016
le 07 November
Yashi TABASSOMI is a costume designer who mainly works for theatre and opera shows. She is mostly famous for collaborating with Robert Wilson and Adriana Altaras.
LECTURE – Jennifer LACEY – 10/2016
le 24 October
Jennifer Lacey is an American choreographer based in Paris. Member of the Randy Warshaw company in the 1990's in New York, she dances with Jennifer Monson, DD Dorvillier, John Jasperse, Yvonne Meir or even Elle Fisher among others. Alongside, she starts to develop her own choreographic work that she presents at the PS 122, at the Movement Research Danspace St Marks as well as in different theatres and festivals across Europe, the Kaaitheater, la Ménagerie de Verre and more particularly the Szene festival Salzburg. In 2000, Jennifer Lacey moves to Paris. She founds the company Megagloss with Caroline Bodin and starts a privileged collaboration with visual artist and scenographer Nadia Lauro. Together, they markedly create $Shot (2000), the series Châteaux of France (2001-2005), This is an Epic (2003), Mhmmmm (2005), Les Assistantes (2008). These last years, next to her work with Nadia Lauro, Jennifer Lacey has produced several projects with equivocal boarders : Projet Bonbonnière, a live and itinerant research project conceived to rehabilitate Italian theatre venues ; Prodwhee!, a series of disposable performances using hosting in residence as exchange money ; Robin Hood, a mythical and invisible performance with artist Cerith Wyn Evans ; Robin Hood-The Tour, a theft perpetrated with composer and musician Florian Hecker and more recently, Transmaniastan, a work commissioned in the framework of "A Choreographed Exhibition" at the Kunsthalle St. Gallen. Otherwise, Jennifer Lacey choreographed several soli amongst which Two discussions of an anterior event, Tall, OUCH! and Gattica. More recently, she has been collaborating with artist Tonija Livingstone for the performance Culture and Administration.
LECTURE – Brice MATTHIEUSSENT – 10/2016
le 05 December
Brice Matthieussent is a French writer, translator and editor. He is also an Aesthetics professor and the author of several critical essays. After graduating from the Ecole Supérieure des Mines of Paris in 1973, Brice Matthieussent gets his Phd in philosophy (aesthetics) in 1977. Since the end of the 1970s, he is dedicated to translating Anglophone and more particularly American literature to French language. He thus translated famous names from contemporary literature such as Charles Bukowski, John Fante, Paul Bowles, Jim Harrison, Bret Easton Ellis, Thomas McGuane, Robert McLiam Wilson and Richard Ford. Awarded in 1986 with the Maurice-Edgar Coindreau prize for the whole of his translations during that year, he was granted with the UNSECO- Françoise Gallimard prize for Eureka Street by Robert McLiam Wilson in 2001. In 2013, he receives the Jules Janin prize from the Académie Française for his translation of Jim Harrison's work. Since 1990, he is also head of the collection "Fictives" at the Christian Bourgois Editions, where he essentially publishes American fiction. Moreover, Brice Matthieussent is a teacher of aesthetics at the Ecole Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Marseille. He also writes many critical texts and collaborates with different magazines, such as Art Press, Le Magazine Littéraire, La Revue d'Esthétique and Les Episodes. The lecture will take place in the Pavillon Bosio, on December 5th 2016.
LECTURE – Philippe DUBOŸ – 10/2016
le 06 October
Carlo Scarpa, Montreal, 1967, Italian Pavilion, « Poetry», curator Giulio Carlo Argan, the David by Donatello is set outside the Pavilion, on the pavement of Piero della Francesca's Flagellation of Christ. Philippe Duboÿ, architect and art historian, teaches history of architecture and urbanism at the Ecole Nationale d'Architecture of Paris- La Villette. An important amount of his research was published, specifically his doctorate thesis Lequeu, une énigme (Hazan editions, 1987). As a curator, his exhibition Die Andere Stadt at the MAK in Vienna in 1989 stands out as a logical conclusion of his work of archive of the Italian architect Carlo Scarpa's drawings. Carlo Sacarpa (1906-1978), An ever-growing museum « The clever, correct and magnificent game of forms under the (Mediterranean) light » Le Corbusier, Venice 1934 From 1942 to 1976, from the first Gallery of the Cavallino in Venice to the prefiguration of the Picasso Museum in Paris, Carlo Scarpa's experience in architecture was driven towards building an ever-growing museum. Throughout his projects, differently from Le Corbusier, each occasion to confront himself to an art piece gave him the possibility to establish perforce, with his convictions as an architect, his qualities as a museographer. In 1972, he defines the ins and outs of it « I used to take care of exhibitions, as well as museums.. Currently I have received invitations to design other museums, two others. But I nevertheless have to deal with places that are already built : how can I do to transform them ? This is related to all the background that I am made of, the traditional background, my stock of knowledge, the components that modern architecture _ how can I put this ? – made us absorb harmoniously. » Conference on October 6th at 11 am, in Pavillon Bosio.
LECTURE – Pierre CAYE – 2016
le 26 April
Ecole Normale Supérieure alumnus, research supervisor at CNRS, Pierre Caye dedicated an important part of his research to the De Architectura by Vitruvius and to the question of technique during the humanistic and classical periods. He translated to French, with Françoise Choay, the De Re Aedificaoria by Leon Battista Alberti. Continuing his work on the figure of power during the Renaissance period, he is leading in parallel a reflection upon the praxis in contemporary technical societies, by analysing, among others, the notions of programmed destruction and obsolescence. Author of several books and articles that cross art theory and philosophy (both metaphysical and moral), he will make a lecture in ESAP about the following subject: "Constructive device and project in contemporary architecture". Tuesday April 26 2016 at 2:00 pm. Pavillon Bosio, 1 avenue des Pins, Monaco Lecture by Pierre Cay, Constructive device and project in contemporary architecture
LECTURE – Jean BELLORINI – 2016
le 21 April
Born in 1981, Jean Bellorini was trained at the Claude-Mathieu school, where he is a teacher since 2005. With his company Air de Lune, created in 2003, he in residence at the Theatre du Soleil and later associated to the Centre Dramatique National de Toulouse and the Centre Dramatique National de Saint-Denis. He is the author of many plays: Piaf, l'Ombre de la Rue (2002), Yerma by F. G. Lorca, in collaboration with Marie Ballet (2004), Oncle vanie by Anton Tchekov (2006), L'Operette, un acte de L'Opérette Imaginaire de Valère Novarina in collaboration with Marie Ballet (2008), Barbe Bleue d'Offenbach (2009), Tempête sous un Crâne with Camille de la Guillonière (2010), En ce temps là, l'amour… by and with Gilles Ségal (2010), Paroles Gelées d'après l'oeuvre de Franàois Rabelais (2012), Liliom by Ferenc Molnar (2013), la Bonne ÂME DU SE-TCHOUAN BY BERTOLT BRECHT (2013). Paroles Gelées was awarded the prize of best director at the Palmarès du Théâtre 2013 and the Molière of the best show in 2014. His play La Bonne Âme du Se-Tchouan was rewarded with the Best director Molière in 2014. Otherwise, Jean Bellorini was contributor in 2007 at the Conservatoire de Paris (CNSAD) in collaboration with Wajdi Mouawad for whom he composed and directed the music of Littoral. Since 2008, he gives interpretation lessons for lyrical singers at the CRR pour le Jeune Choeur de Paris directed by Laurence Equilbey. He is currently head of Théâtre Gérard Philippe since January 2014. Source : http://www.theatregerardphilipe.com/cdn/jean-bellorini-0 Tuesday April 26 2016 at 2:00 pm. Pavillon Bosio, 1 avenue des Pins, Monaco
LECTURE – Jérôme GLICENSTEIN – 2016
le 24 March
Jérôme GLICENSTEIN Jérôme Glicenstein teaches in the Visual Art department of Paris 8 University where he is in charge of the master courses and manages a university gallery. In 2009 he created the "Mediation: art and the public" master and has been the carrier of a Labex project dedicated to the history of exhibitions in the 20th century – within a partnership with the Centre Pompidou (2011-2015). Moreover, he is head of the Marges (PUV) review. Main publications: Art : A History of Exhibitions (PUF 2009), Contemporary Art between the Lines (PUF 2013), The Invention of the Curator (PUF, 2015). Lecture by Jérôme Glicenstein on March 24 2016 at 5:00 pm in Pavillon Bosio.
LECTURE – Simon NJAMI – 02/2016
le 29 February
"Art and globalisation" Simon Njami is a writer and exhibition curator, essayist and art critic. He co-founded the Revue Noire magazine dedicated to extra-occidental and African contemporary art, and was a visiting professor in University of California, San Diego. He is author of James Baldwin and Leopold Sédar Senghor's biographies, and wrote several novels, short stories along with documentary and movie scenarios. After creating the Ethnicolor Festival in 1987, he conceived many exhibitions and was one of the first to present artworks by contemporary African artists in international events. He was the artistic director of the Bamako Encounters and the African Biennial of Photography, from 2001 to 2007. He also conceived "Africa Remix", presented in Düsseldorf (Museum Kunst Palast), London (Hayward Gallery), Paris (Centre Pomidou), Tokyo (Mori Art Museum), Stockholm (Moderna Museet) and Johannesburg (Johannesburg Art Gallery), from 2004 to 2007. He was the co-curator of the first African Pavilion at the 52nd Venice Biennial, participated in the elaborations of the first contemporary African art fair, which was held in Johannesburg in 2008 and was also the director of the Luanda and Doula2 Triennials (2010), and the artistic director of Picha3 (Lubumbashi Biennial – 2010), among other international exhibitions and events. Monday 29th February, 11:00 am.> Pavillon Bosio, 1 avenue des Pins, Monaco.
LECTURE – Jean-Marc POINSOT – 2016
le 22 February
"For an epistemology of the reproducibility of exhibitions : the case of When Attitudes become form" Jean-Marc POINSOT Jean-Marc Poinsot is an emeritus professor at Université Rennes 2 and president of the Archives de la Critique d'Art. Along with his art critic and art historian activities, he focused, with AICA and more recently, the National Institute of History of Art, on gathering and valorising the art critic archives in Rennes. To the latter, he dedicated an exhibition "Mémoires Croisées, derives archivistiques" coproduced with INHA and FRAC Bretagne (May-July 2015 in Paris, and September-November in Rennes). His main works are L'atelier sans mur (1991) and Quand l'oeuvre a lieu (2008). Moreover he settled the first complete edition of Daniel Buren's written work for the Capc/Museum of Contemporary Art (1991). Head of the half-yearly review Critique d'Art which reports the French and foreign publications on contemporary art since 1993, he is currently member of the AICA board. Conference by Jean-Marc Poinsot on February 22 2016 at 9:00 am in Pavillon Bosio.
LECTURE – Elie During – 03/2015
le 31 March
Followed Elie During studied philosophy at the Ecole Normale Superieure of the rue d'Ulm and Princeton University. Associate and Ph.D., he taught at the ENBA of Lyon and the Higher School of Art Annecy. He is currently a lecturer at the University of Paris West Nanterre and project manager at the International Centre for the Study of Contemporary French Philosophy at ENS. His research led him to explore the diversity of constructions of "space-time" in the contemporary worlds. Member of the editorial board of the journal Critique, he co-directs the collection "MétaphysiqueS" the Presses Universitaires de France (PUF). His publications include among others two anthologies of texts commented by Flammarion, a philosophy of study of science, a book of interviews with Bernard Stiegler, a collective book on experimentation in art, an essay on the coexistence images , numerous articles on contemporary philosophy (Bergson to Deleuze and Badiou), philosophy of science, art.
LECTURE – Antoine VASSEUR – 2015
le 03 December
Antoine Vasseur was born in the Somme in 1978. After following classes in literature and visual art, he graduated from ENSA Nantes. He is also holder of a master degree in theatre studies from Université de la Sorbonne Nouvelle/Paris III. In 2002 he meets Ludovic Lagarde during the creation of Retour Définitif et Durable de l'Etre Aimé by Olivier Cadiot (Théâtre national de la Colline) and has been part of all the team's creations since then. In theatre and opera, his career brought him to collaborate with Arthur Nauzyciel, Daniel Jeanneteau, Marci Di Fonzo Bo, Kossi Efoui, Sylvie Baillon, Pierre Kuentz, Olivier Letellier, Emilie Rousset, Simon Deletang, Mikael Serre… in places such as the Avignon theatre festival, the Baroque Music Festival of Ambronay, the Théâtre National de l'Odéon, the Théâtre National de la Colline, the Dijon Opera, the National Theatre of Athens, the Opéra Comique de Paris, the Lausanne Opera, the Grand Théâtre du Luxembourg, Torino's Festival delle Colline… He also worked for museum projects, among which he designed the scenography for the exhibition Pierre Boulez at the Musée de la Philharmonie de Paris. He is a contributor in scenography at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts de la Marionette/Institut International de la Marionnette since 2007 and at the Ecole Supérieure des Arts et Techniques de Paris. He also contributed to seminars, colloquiums or workshops at the Ecole Nationales Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs de Paris, at the Centre National du Théâtre, at the Ecole Supérieure d'Art et de Design of Reims, in the universities of Amiens, Strasbourg, Avignon, Poitiers, in Académie Fratellini, at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Nantes…
LECTURE – Wendy Gers – 03/2015
le 26 March
Wendy Gers Conférence le jeudi 26 mars 2015 à 9h "A reflection on New Materialism in contemporary art and design." Dans la salle du Garden à l'ESAP le 26 mars à 9 heures. Historienne d'art, Wendy Gers enseigne à l'École Supérieure d'Art et de Design de Valenciennes. Conservatrice du musée d'art de Port Elizabeth (Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum) pendant quatre ans, auteure de nombreux articles pour des magasines spécialisés (La Revue de la Céramique et du Verre, African Art, Ceramic Review, Art South Africa, Stephen Welz & Sotheby's…), elle termine un ouvrage magistral sur le sujet des poteries d'Afrique australe. Passionnée par la céramique moderne et contemporaine, Wendy Gers est membre fondateur et coordinateur du Laboratoire international de recherche en céramique de l'École Nationale Supérieure d' Art de Limoges. Elle est également chercheur associé à l'Université de Johannesburg et conseillère auprès du Design Cradle de Cape Town. Lauréate du prix international des conservateurs du Yingge Museum de Taiwan en 2013, elle a été commissaire d'exposition pour la Biennale de céramique de Taiwan en 2014 et maitre de conférence à la Biennale Jakarta Contemporary Ceramics 2014. De Beaubourg à Venise et la Biennale du Whitney, une fascination pour la Nouvelle Matérialisme est palpable. Cette présentation défini ce terme en histoire de l'art et en philosophie, et explore ce phénomène contemporain dans un contexte occidentale, notamment aux USA, UK, Norvège, Japon, Italie et en France. Le travail récent d'artistes tels que Daniel Dewar et Grégory Gicquel, Grayson Perry, Gunvor Nervold Antonsen, Bouke de Vries, Nicolàs Guagnini, Sheila Hicks, Kathy Butterly, Sterling Ruby, Tadashi Kawamata et Kishio Suga parmi d'autres; et les designers Formafantasma, Unfold et In-Flexions, sera examiné dans cette présentation.
LECTURE – Heiner Goebbels – 03/2015
le 24 March
Heiner Goebbels was born August 17, 1952 in Neustadt an der Weinstraße (Villeneuve on the wine road), is a composer and director. After studying music and sociology, he began composing for shows, then creates radio plays. He played with Alfred Harth in the Duo Goebbels / Harth (1975-1988) and with the group Cassiber (Alfred Harth, Chris Cutler and Christoph Anders, 1982-1992). Since the 1980s, he worked as director of his own pieces in Frankfurt am Main (Theater am Turm), Lausanne (Théâtre Vidy-Lausanne) and around the world. He is also a professor at the European Graduate School (Saas-Fee). He is also the artistic director of the Rurhtriennale since 2012.
LECTURE – Johan CRETEN – 02/2015
le 16 February
LECTURE – Marc Monnet – 2015
le 13 February
LECTURE – the Lemaître collection – 01/2015
le 09 January
LECTURE – Laure Prouvost – 2015
le 05 January
LECTURE – Frédéric Maurin – 2014
le 11 April
LECTURE – Peter Szendy – 2014
le 19 March
On tentera de saisir l'acte d'écouter, dans sa structure et dans son histoire, en le considérant successivement comme adresse (à l'autre), comme marquage, comme ponctuation, comme auscultation... On s'appuyera pour ce faire sur des analyses de séquences choisies dans Hitchcock (L'Homme qui en savait trop, Le Rideau déchiré) ou dans Coppola (Conversation secrète), ainsi que sur des documents issus de l'histoire des théâtres (la claque), de la surveillance militaire ou de la médecine. Peter Szendy est maître de conférences au département de philosophie de l'université de Paris Ouest Nanterre et conseiller musicologique pour les programmes de la Cité de la musique. Visiting Fellow à l'université de Princeton en 2012, il a aussi enseigné au département de musique de l'université Marc-Bloch de Strasbourg de 1998 à 2005. Il a également été rédacteur en chef des publications de l'Ircam, de 1996 à 2001. Il est notamment l'auteur de : A Coups de points. La ponctuation comme expérience (Éditions de Minuit, 2013) ; L'Apocalypse-cinéma. 2012 et autres fins du monde(Capricci, 2012) ; Kant chez les extraterrestres. Philosofictions cosmopolitiques (Éditions de Minuit, 2011) ; Tubes. La philosophie dans le juke-box(Éditions de Minuit, 2008) ; Sur écoute. Esthétique de l'espionnage (Éditions de Minuit, 2007) ; Les prophéties du texte-Léviathan. Lire selon Melville (Éditions de Minuit, 2004) ; Membres fantômes. Des corps musiciens (Éditions de Minuit, 2002) ; Écoute, une histoire de nos oreilles(préface de Jean-Luc Nancy, Éditions de Minuit, 2001).
October 2013
Romain Fohr : mercredi 8 janvier, 9h00 : "Le Théâtre d'objets", approche historique et esthétique. Claire Lahuerta : mercredi 12 février, 9h00 : "Limites et enjeux d'une scénographie d'auteur ", la scénographie plasticienne. Frédéric Maurin : mercredi 10 avril, 9h00 : " Autour d'Aurélien Bory", analyses d'œuvres. Peter Szendy : mercredi 19 mars : "Approche philosophique du son". + une conférence en cours de programmation et les RDV "rencontres liées aux workshops.
LECTURE – Catherine Alestchenkoff – 2014
le 12 March
LECTURE – Claire Lahuerta – 2014
le 12 February
LECTURE – Romain Fohr – 2014
le 08 January
LECTURE – Sabine Theunissen – 2013
le 11 March
Speakers and lecturers (+ seminar) / historic
le 11 February
LECTURE – Gilles Clément – 2013
le 13 March
LECTURE – Didier Ottinger – 2013
le 04 February
LECTURE – Anne Sauvagnargues – 01/2013 & 04/2012
le 16 January
LECTURE – Macha Makeïeff – 2005/2007/2010/2012
le 17 March
LECTURE – Martino Gamper & Maki Suzuki – 03/2012
le 19 March
LECTURE – Dennis Crompton – 2012
le 17 January
LECTURE – Claude Rutault – 2012
le 07 February
LECTURE – Yves Micheau – 2012
le 12 December
LECTURE – Georges Banu – 2012
le 12 January
LECTURE – Daniel Soutif – 2011
le 19 January
LECTURE – Laurent Goldring et Isabelle Schad – 02/2011
le 04 February
LECTURE – Jean Dupuy – 2011
January 2011
LECTURE – Louis Bec – 2011
le 09 March
LECTURE – Georges Tony Stoll – 2011
le 14 March
LECTURE – David Bachelor – 2011
le 11 April
LECTURE – Jacinto Lageira – 2011
le 16 March
LECTURE – Plemenka Soupitch – 2011
le 20 October
LECTURE – Clément Bagot – 2010
le 22 November
LECTURE – Laurent Le Bon – 2010
le 05 January
LECTURE – Paul Devautour – 2010
February 2010
LECTURE – François Roche – 03/2010
le 24 March
LECTURE — Dominique Païni – 2010
le 14 December
LECTURE – Carole Talon-Hugon – 2010
le 15 December
LECTURE – Jacques Parsi – 2009
March 2009
LECTURE – Rudy Ricciotti – 2007
November 2007


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Among the 232 journalists imprisoned around the world are Rwandan editors Agnès Uwimana and Saidati Mukakibibi, who are serving years-long terms on charges they defamed the president, Paul Kagame, and incited violence. Their crime? The women had published a series of stories in 2010 on several sensitive issues the Kagame government doesn't want scrutinized. The articles criticized government agricultural policy, examined the July 2010 murder of journalist Jean-Léonard Rugambage, described the falling-out between Kagame and two now-exiled military leaders, probed divisions within the army, and pushed for justice for ethnic Hutus killed in the 1994 genocide. The editors have exhausted domestic appeals, but now a team of defense lawyers is pursuing a complaint with the African Commission on Human and People's Rights on grounds that Rwanda violated its obligations to ensure freedom of expression and the right to fair trial.
CPJ Special Report
• Journalist imprisonments hit record high worldwide
"Rwandan courts never gave us justice," Uwimana, editor of the Kinyarwanda-language bi-monthly Umurabyo, said in comments relayed to CPJ through a local contact who visited the editors in Central Prison in Kigali. Said deputy editor Mukakibibi: "I am punished for a crime I did not commit. It was clear that whatever evidence we gave fell on deaf ears." Mukakibibi said the editors were "not prisoners of justice but prisoners of people who feared the truth behind our stories."
While Umurabyo sometimes had a taste for the sensational, local journalists told me that it also raised important questions about public issues and provided an independent voice in a nation that, under Kagame, has few such news sources. Umurabyo closed after the two women were arrested in 2010, which critics say was the government's intention in pursuing the prosecution.
The two were originally convicted on charges of divisionism and genocide denial, in addition to the defamation and incitement convictions; Uwimana was sentenced to 17 years, Mukakibibi to seven years. CPJ research shows that Rwandan authorities have a record of making highly charged accusations of genocide denial and divisionism against journalists who are critical of Kagame. Numerous news outlets have been forced to close and journalists have been driven into exile as a result. In April 2012, the Supreme Court tossed out the genocide and divisionism convictions and reduced Uwimana's term to four years and Mukakibibi's to three years.
The injustice, while diminished, remains profound, their lawyers say. The proceedings "left Agnès and Saidati guilty until proven innocent, which is in violation of the international right to a fair trial and in particular the right to the presumption of innocence," said Nani Jansen, a lawyer with the Media Legal Defence Initiative, a London-based nonprofit that provides legal services for journalists. Jansen is part of a team that includes London attorney John Jones and Rwandan lawyers Evaliste Nsabayezu and Jean-Clause Mukikira.
The defense filed a complaint in October with the African Commission, which has agreed to hear the case, Jansen said. The complaint alleges local authorities violated their obligations to ensure free expression and fair trial as guaranteed by the African Charter on Human and People's Rights, which Rwanda ratified in 1983. The commission could recommend the editors' release and other remedies, including financial compensation. Jansen said that while the commission's rulings are not binding, a decision in favor of the editors would "send a clear signal to the Rwandan government and hopefully set a positive precedent for other journalists in the country who are prosecuted for simply doing their job."
Imprisonment has taken only a toll not only on the editors, both of whom are single parents, but on their families as well. "Living in prison is like a living hell. You can spend a month without seeing sunshine," Uwimana said. Perhaps the hardest part, though, is being away from her youngest child, who is 5. "My son is still too young to be without parents and to understand the situation," Uwimana said. "Sometimes I feel like I am a bad mother." Mukakibibi said her family has struggled to pay school fees for her children. Her teenage daughter has had to take responsibility for the entire family. "It's a big challenge taking responsibility for 15 people," she said, one that entails scuffling to pay the bills and dealing with crises such as roof damage caused by heavy rains.
Yet both women say they plan to continue their professional work upon their release. "I will go back to journalism if we get a license again," Mukakibibi said. "Or, failing that, I will work as a freelancer."


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Cuba arrests 4 exiles, alleges terror plot
HAVANA (AP) -- Four Cuban exiles from Miami are being held for planning "terrorist actions" against military targets on the island, Havana authorities said Wednesday in announcing the first such arrests in years.
The Interior Ministry said the men were detained April 26, but released few specific details. It was not clear why it took so long to make the arrests public.
"They intended to attack military installations with the goal of perpetrating violent actions," the ministry said in a statement published by the Communist Party newspaper Granma. "To such ends, since mid-2013, three of them had made several trips to the island to study and carry out their plan."
The arrests come amid increased exchanges between exiles and their homeland, including visits by several prominent former hardliners who had vowed never to set foot in Cuba while brothers Fidel and Raul Castro were still in charge.
The statement identified the detained men as Jose Ortega Amador, Obdulio Rodriguez Gonzalez, Raibel Pacheco Santos and Felix Monzon Alvarez.
None are well-known within the exile community in South Florida, but Cuba claimed they were acting on orders from others who do have a history of militancy. Pacheco had been part of a tiny exile group called Fuerza Cubana de Liberacion Inc., defunct since 2010.
The ministry said it was reaching out to U.S. authorities to investigate.
"We have seen the statement by the Cuban Ministry of Interior," U.S. State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said. "We don't have any further information at this time. The Cuban government has also not been in touch with us yet on these cases."
The U.S. Interests Section in Havana and the FBI office in Miami had no immediate reaction.
In its statement, the Interior Ministry alleged the plot was masterminded by Santiago Alvarez Fernandez Magrina, Osvaldo Mitat and Manuel Alzugaray in Miami. It also linked them to perhaps the best known militant Cuban exile, Luis Posada Carriles, whom Cuba and Venezuela have sought to prosecute for a 1976 airliner bombing that killed 73 people aboard a flight bound for Cuba.
"We categorically deny that Luis has absolutely anything to do with this or has any knowledge of any of these individuals who were allegedly arrested in Cuba," said Arturo Hernandez, Posada Carriles' attorney.
Hernandez said that Posada has been ill with cancer for most of the past two years and that it was "ridiculous" to suggest he would lead any military incursion in Cuba.
Santiago Alvarez and Mitat pleaded guilty in 2006 in the United States to conspiracy after an informant tipped the FBI that a large cache of weapons, including machine guns and a grenade launcher, was being moved from apartments Alvarez owned.
A subsequent search of a storage area at the apartment revealed more weapons and thousands of bullets. Another arms cache was found in the Bahamas, including C-4 plastic explosive, which prosecutors claimed was linked to Alvarez. He was sentenced to 30 months in prison and Mitat got a two-year sentence.
Contacted Wednesday, Santiago Alvarez denied involvement in any plot and said he did not know the detained men. He said he rarely speaks to Posada Carriles and only sees Mitat occasionally. Posada Carriles declined to comment.
Alvarez accused Havana of trying to drum up an excuse to crack down further on island dissidents. He said he still supports change on the Communist-run island, but no longer condones violence.
"Honestly, if I could, I would be doing it," he said. "But the truth is, the thought of everybody of how to fight the dictatorship in Cuba has changed -- the tactics at least."
"This is nothing more than a plan to use my name to go against the opposition in Cuba," he said.
It has been years since Cuban authorities have reported a specific terror threat such as the one alleged Wednesday.
In 2001, three Cuban-Americans were detained on the island after coming onshore with guns and ammunition, according to Cuban authorities. They were prosecuted nine years later over an alleged plan to place a bomb in the famous Tropicana nightclub.
In 1997, a series of hotel bombings hit Havana, one of which killed an Italian man. Salvadoran and Guatemalan nationals were arrested and pointed to Posada Carriles and other exiles as the intellectual authors of the attacks.
Elizardo Sanchez, a Cuban non-governmental human rights monitor on the island, said he had not heard anything about the detained exiles. His organization has regular communication with people in Cuban lockups.
"It is very strange," he said. "This feeds the idea that there is an external threat."
Longtime Cuban exile activist Pepe Hernandez, who heads the Cuban American National Foundation in Miami, also said he did not recognize the names of the detained men.
He said he found the timing of Cuba's announcement suspicious, noting that among other things the arrests come as a growing number of exiles and others are urging the Obama administration to expand opportunities for travel to Cuba and support for small businesses there.
"The Cuban government may be trying to raise the stakes for the United States. Historically, whenever it negotiates, it always tries to so from a position of strength," Hernandez said.
Associated Press writers Laura Wides-Munoz and Curt Anderson in Miami and Luis Alonso Lugo in Washington and AP researcher Rhonda Shafner in New York contributed to this report.
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WebPure necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 49 diseños de 18 diseñadores freelance.
WebPure is a brand new service that regularly scans a subscriber's website for branding issues such as missing images and broken links, as well as security issues like malware or spam injection.
The service is aimed at "C-Level" executives (non IT) of medium to large enterprises and we'd expect a design style that was attractive to that marketplace.
This is a business service.
This is not a consumer service.
The logo we need will be primarily used:
* On the website
* On generated (PDF) reports
* On product brochures
* On corporate stationary
We want a logo that:
* Is attractive to the target market
* Conveys trust, security, and cleanliness
While we're not averse to the logo including some artwork, it needs to include the domain "WebPure.com" (capitalisation is optional) though we're open to "WebPure" or "Web Pure" without the dot-com.
The attached PDF shows the "look" of the WebPure report. The logo must sit well on the report rather than looking like an afterthought or pasted-on logo.
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Seattle's startup community partied Thursday night at the annual Seattle 2.0 Awards, a celebration of the region's top tinkerers, geeks, designers and investors.
Team GeekWire was there in full force, recording a special podcast from the red carpet and shooting some video of geek fashion (Check out Estately CEO Galen Ward's pink shirt, SEOMoz founder Rand Fishkin's yellow Pumas and Cheezburger CEO Ben Huh's white glasses).
Who said the Valley has a leg up on Seattle? We had everything from Giant Thinkwell's dancing squid to DealSpringer's Blue Man. Heck, Craig Sherman of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich and Rosati even broke his two-year curse, erasing fears that he'd forever be branded the "Susan Lucci of Seattle 2.0."
Here's a look at the winners in each of the 10 categories, with video of their acceptance speeches.
Best Consumer Startup: Cheezburger Network, Ben Huh
Acceptance speech nugget: "You are nothing without your employees."
Best B2B Startup: SEOMoz, Rand Fishkin
Acceptance speech nugget: "Wow. Thanks everyone here. God, I was totally sure we would not win this. It is quite an honor."
Best Startup CEO: Sunny Gupta, Apptio
Acceptance speech nugget: "Our vision is to really build the next-generation enterprise software company in the Pacific Northwest."
Best Mobile Startup: Swype, Mike McSherry
Acceptance speech nugget: "Seattle is truly an amazing place to start a company."
Best Service Provider: Craig Sherman, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati (Editor's note: WSGR is GeekWire's law firm).
Acceptance speech nugget: "I don't know why this category exists. This is really all about entrepreneurs. And, for us as service providers, it is all about the vicarious thrill of us not taking any real risk and you, the entrepreneur, taking all the real risk. So, thank you for inviting us along for the ride."
Best Startup Technologist: Cliff Kushler, Swype
Acceptance speech nugget: "I am grateful to have been confronted with two worthy opponents in the form of problems to be solved — how do you communicate effectively on a little cell phone with 12 keys on it, and how do you communicate effectively on a little cellphone with a touchscreen."
Best Startup Designer: Kyle Kesterson, Giant Thinkwell
Acceptance speech nugget: "My design professor who told me not to quit my job as a janitor is going to be thrilled."
Best Non-Profit: Vittana, Kushal Chakrabarti
Acceptance speech nugget: "We are reaching about 1,000 people. But there is so much more to be done…. When you think about the need in this world for education, it is not 1,000, it is 100,000, it is a million. And that's what we really want to do."
Best Angel Investor or VC: Andy Sack, Founder's Co-op
Acceptance speech nugget: "What Mark (Suster's) post (on TechCrunch) is about — and I encourage you all to read it and not because it is about me — but because it is all about you. I am serious….It is about Seattle."
Best Startup Acquisition: Picnik sells to Google, Jonathan Sposato (Editor's note: Jonathan Sposato is an investor in GeekWire).
Acceptance speech nugget: "We are every bit as smart and clever and creative and hard working as any of the startup folks in the Bay Area or in New York, and I am very bullish on that."
It was a fun night. Thanks to Seattle 2.0 founder Marcelo Calbucci for hosting, and for including GeekWire as a media sponsor.
Previously: "Video: Live (Sorta) from the Seattle 2.0 Awards Red Carpet"


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Miami University fraternities and sororities will be forced to hire security and designate "sober monitors" at Greek events this year. Why, oh, why would such drastic measures be needed you ask?
If you remember your history, the sororities of Miami University had a very exciting, very sloppy spring. Highlights included:
- Allegedly drunkenly chasing a party bus driver around a parking lot after harassing said driver and ruining the bus with trash and various bodily fluids, after partying at the Cincinnati Zoo, no less?
- Alleging that the bus driver was the drunk one and it was all his fault?
- Straight wrecking shit at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center?
- Turning the Lake Lindsay Lodge into the site of the pukiest, poopiest, sexiest spring formal ever in the history of pukey, poopy, sexy spring break formals?
Those seem like likely causes for these new rules. But what other rule will be implemented that is destined to fail and cause more Bacchanalian mischief? The equal sober and not-sober events. When you think of people that know not how to pregame, certainly frat boys and sorority girls are at the top of your list.
Miami University fraternity, sorority events will need 'sober monitor' [Cincinnati Enquirer]


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Rays given the cold shoulder by O's in Baltimore
Offense stumbles behind Odorizzi as club's skid reaches three straight
BALTIMORE -- A microcosm of the Rays' road trip took place in the seventh inning of Wednesday afternoon's 3-0 loss to the Orioles at Camden Yards.
Wil Myers faced Zach Britton with two outs and the bases loaded when he connected against the Orioles left-hander and sent a ball deep down the left-field line. Unfortunately for Myers and the Rays, the ball drifted foul.
"Just a little out front," Myers said. "I put a good swing on it. That was one of the first good swings I've felt in the last few days."
The slugger then went down swinging. Six outs later, the Rays took their third shutout of the season and second of the road trip. And just like that, Tampa Bay had lost three straight to finish its road trip at 3-5 while moving to 7-8 on the season.
Myers is just one of many struggling Rays hitters. At the end of the day, the reigning American League Rookie of the Year was hitting just .200 for the season with no home runs and four RBIs.
"Any time you're going through any type of slump, it's discouraging," Myers said. "Especially coming up in a big situation for your team and not being able to get the job done, it's tough.
"I've been kind of going back and forth. Sometimes I take, sometimes I'm aggressive. Seems like either one I pick is going to be wrong at the time. It's just something you go through."
In their last nine games, the Rays have been outscored 37-14.
"It's been tough," Rays manager Joe Maddon said, noting that based on the pitches the Rays saw they could have expected a better outcome offensively. "We saw 153 pitches and didn't score any runs. That's really difficult to do. Because normally my benchmark has been 145-plus normally puts you in a pretty good position to win.
"We're seeing pitches, working good at-bats, hits are not forthcoming. You have to give their pitcher some credit. Their guy hung in there pretty well, too."
Their guy was Miguel Gonzalez, who started and picked up his first win of the season, allowing no runs on three hits and three walks while striking out six in five innings. Along the way, the right-hander received a major boost from right fielder Nick Markakis.
After three scoreless innings, the Rays threatened in the fourth, when James Loney drew a one-out walk off Gonzalez, moving to second on a wild pitch. Desmond Jennings followed with an infield single to put runners at first and second for David DeJesus.
DeJesus hit a shallow fly to right field that Markakis dove for to make a back-handed catch. He then got to his feet and threw a strike to second base to double up Loney for the inning-ending double play.
"I made some good pitches when I needed to, and we won the ballgame," Gonzalez said. "We got some great defense out there. I think Markakis in the fourth inning was good for us."
The Orioles got busy in the bottom half of the inning, when Rays starter Jake Odorizzi walked Nelson Cruz to start the frame. Chris Davis then singled to right before Adam Jones put a bunt down the third-base line for an infield single to load the bases.
Matt Wieters' sacrifice fly to center scored Cruz and J.J. Hardy grounded out to Odorizzi to score Davis, putting the Orioles up, 2-0.
Jones added another bunt single in the fifth -- this one a swinging bunt -- to drive in Ryan Flaherty for a 3-0 O's lead.
"The baseball gods were kind to [Jones]," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said. "Usually when you do something real fundamentally sound, they kind of smile on you down the road."
Those same diamond gods were not smiling the same way on Odorizzi, who allowed three runs on five hits and three walks while striking out four to take his second loss of the season.
"Two balls that don't go 90 feet [Hardy's and Davis'] cost me two runs, but that inning I walked the leadoff guy, put myself in bad situations -- bases loaded two times in a row, so it all starts there," Odorizzi said.
Finishing a losing road trip on a losing note is not an uplifting experience, but Maddon managed to find a positive from the trip that saw the offense fizzle and Alex Cobb and Matt Moore head to the disabled list.
"It's almost like you're lucky that you won three," Maddon said. "Two 1-0 victories and a 2-1 win. It takes those kinds of victories to win championships. Regardless of some of the unfortunate things that have occurred, some really good things really have been in place. And to win those kinds of games in some tough venues is bully for us.
"So, tough trip, we'll get through it. And we'll get home and try to get well at home. But I'm not discouraged. To be in this position right now without any real sustained offense is actually kind of good."


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Sacramento Pride is proud to announce American rapper, singer, flautist, and songwriter Lizzo as the headlining entertainer for the SacPride Festival on June 9, 2019.
"When it comes to sexuality or gender, I personally don't ascribe to just one thing. I cannot sit here right now and tell you I'm just one thing," she said. "That's why the colors for LGBTQ+ are a rainbow! Because there's a spectrum, and right now we try to keep it black and white. That's just not working for me."
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This is a randomized clinical trial assessing the efficacy of two types of counseling
(Computer-Assisted Motivational Intervention [CAMI] versus Didactic Educational Counseling
[DEC]) to see which can better reduce female adolescents' risk taking behaviors that put
them at risk for unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). The
intervention phase consists of three 30-minute counseling sessions over the first 6 months
followed by a visit every three months during the 12 month follow up phase. We, the
researchers, hypothesize that the CAMI will decrease the proportion of subjects who engage
in any intercourse that is poorly protected against pregnancy and against STDs.
Adolescent unintended pregnancy and STDs remain at epidemic levels in the United States.
Healthy People 2010 Objectives set a goal to increase to 90% the proportion of sexually
active adolescents who use contraception that both effectively prevents pregnancy and
provides barrier protection against disease. How to effectively counsel adolescents to reach
this goal is unclear. Counseling and feedback based on the Transtheoretical Model (TTM) have
demonstrated greater success than standard, action-oriented advice in several domains of
behavior change. The effectiveness of this type of counseling to alter female adolescents'
sexual and contraceptive behaviors has not been rigorously evaluated. We propose recruiting
660 female adolescents, ages 13 to 21 years, from an inner-city, hospital-based clinic and
randomizing them to either an innovative Computer-Assisted Motivational Intervention (CAMI)
or a Didactic Educational Control (DEC). The CAMI group will receive three, 30-minute
sessions of one-on-one counseling with a counselor that is guided by computer-generated
personalized feedback. The CAMI is based on the principles of the TTM and on Motivational
Interviewing. The DEC provides three 30-minute sessions of one-on-one didactic information
on contraception, STD prevention, and abstinence. The two interventions are identical in
length and timing but vary in educational content, counseling style, and the provision of
personalized feedback. We will track the two groups of female adolescents in this study
through a 6-month intervention phase and a 12-month follow-up phase to assess differences in
sexual and contraceptive behaviors by group. The primary specific aim for the study is to
evaluate the efficacy of the CAMI as compared to the DEC in reducing sexual behaviors that
increase the risks of both unintended pregnancy and STDs. We will examine protective sexual
behaviors in three ways: 1) behaviors that protect against pregnancy; 2) behaviors that
protect against STDs; and 3) behaviors that protect against both pregnancy and STDs. Our
primary hypothesis is that the CAMI will decrease the proportion of subjects who engage in
any intercourse that is poorly protected against pregnancy and against STDs. We also predict
that among sexually active subjects, the CAMI will increase the percentage of episodes of
intercourse that are well protected by the use of both condoms plus another contraceptive.
Finally, we also predict that the CAMI will increase the prevalence of abstinence among the
entire sample. If proven effective, computer-assisted personalized motivational counseling
could be broadly implemented as a method to decrease the incidence of unintended pregnancy
and STDs among female adolescents.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Female adolescents,
- Ages 13 to 21 years of age,
- Not currently pregnant or planning pregnancy in next 18 months,
- English speaking,
- Able to return every 3 months to study office for 18 months
Exclusion Criteria:
- Medically or surgically sterile,
- Has intrauterine device (IUD) or subdermal contraceptive implant,
- Hearing or visual impairments that might interfere with using the computerized
assessment or participating in counseling session,
- In foster care or on house arrest,
- Has sex exclusively with female partners
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Wicker Man Studios Press Release: Wicker Man Studios Launches Gun Street Girl on the iPhone App Store
April 17th, 2009
Wicker Man Studios is proud to announce the launch of a new website specifically for flagship title Gun Street Girl, www.gun-street-girl.com, from which WMS is already offering its latest Gun Street Girl story, "The Jealous Dead," on the iPhone App Store. "The Jealous Dead" will cost 99 cents to download (in the US and Canada–other stores may vary), and can easily be read on the iPhone and the iPod touch with Wicker Man Studios' own brand-new application, a comics reader which will allow readers using these devices to easily read stories panel-by-panel, simply by touching the screen and dragging the panels from right to left; tapping the screen will show thumbnails of all panels in a story so that one can, for example, easily pick up where one left off during a previous interrupted session.
In addition to the brand-new, never-before-seen story "The Jealous Dead," WMS also offers another GSG story, "Where It All Began," for free on the iPhone App Store, for new readers to try out the Gun Street Girl experience free of charge, featuring the secret origin of GSG's main characters, bodyguard Liz Pendragon and down-on-his-luck magician Eddie Caution. All one needs to do is visit the iPhone App Store and search under "applications" for Wicker Man Studios, and then download the stories– "Where It All Began" is free, and all others are 99 cents.
For those who do not own either of these devices, regular PDFs are also being offered at the new GSG site of each respective story, to be purchased, in the case of "The Jealous Dead," using PayPal.
Gun Street Girl's archives will still be mirrored at the main Wicker Man Studios site of www.wickermanstudios.com.
With a high concept that feels like La Femme Nikita meets Grosse Pointe Blank with a little dash of Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Gun Street Girl has won praise from a variety of reviewers, such as Curve Magazine: "Our current rave [for digital graphic novels] has to be Gun Street Girl . . . Sassy, smart, and socially subversive…"
When Gun Street Girl's Eddie Caution, a heavyset magician and supernatural investigator, meets tough-girl Liz Pendragon while she's getting herself in trouble defending her girlfriend from the roving hands of some relations of the local mob, he offers her a job as his bodyguard and muscle, and she accepts, having wanted all her life for there to be a way to encounter magic on a regular basis. The two of them investigate ghosts, rescue those kidnapped by monsters, try to stay out of trouble (often difficult), and generally enjoy life.
Barbara Lien-Cooper and Park Cooper, the creators of Gun Street Girl and owners of Wicker Man Studios, have a column on popular culture at the website Comics Bulletin, found at www.comicsbulletin.com/pb. Barbara has written for many websites, and served a one-year stint as Managing Editor of the multiple-Eisner-award-winning print magazine Comic Book Artist. Park is the Editor-in-Chief of indie comics company Septagon Studios, and of the website MangaLife. Together, they also co-wrote the graphic novel Half Dead, published by Dabel Brothers Productions and Marvel Comics, and later picked up again by Desperado Publishing, and the New Media project The Hidden for manga publisher Tokyopop. They both also adapt manga and edit manga and comics for various companies.
Ryan Howe is the illustrator of Gun Street Girl, and the Art Director for Wicker Man Studios. He is also currently drawing the third of his three issues of the political comics project Female Force for BlueWater Productions. The previous two issues he drew both sold out and went to multiple printings.
The new application was created by Dale Zak, a mobile software developer living in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. His website can be found at: http://www.dalezak.ca
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