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Sainte-Anne-de-Sorel est une municipalité du Québec située dans la MRC Pierre-De Saurel en Montérégie.

Elle est accessible par la route 132.

Géographie

Sainte-Anne-de-Sorel couvre un territoire qui comprend des îles faisant partie de l'archipel du lac Saint-Pierre et une partie de la rive sud, à l'est de Sorel-Tracy.

L'archipel du lac Saint-Pierre, constitué de 103 îles, étonne par sa très grande biodiversité et est à la source d'une industrie récréo-touristique importante. Le lac Saint-Pierre et son archipel a reçu en  la reconnaissance officielle de réserve de biosphère de l'UNESCO.

Municipalités limitrophes

Démographie

Administration municipale
Sainte-Anne-de-Sorel changea son statut de municipalité de paroisse pour celui de municipalité le .

Les élections municipales se font en bloc et suivant un découpage de six districts.

Culture populaire
Sainte-Anne-de-Sorel est renommée pour être le lieu où se déroule l'action du roman Le Survenant et Marie-Didace de Germaine Guèvremont. Sainte-Anne-de-Sorel est également un lieu souvent évoqué dans les chansons du chanteur québécois Normand L'Amour.

Notes et références

Liens externes

 SorelTracyRegion.net Portail officiel de la région Sorel-Tracy et du Bas-Richelieu

Municipalité en Montérégie
Municipalité dans Pierre-De Saurel


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Q: Way to calculate antiderivative if given $n$ values. If I am given some integral which I don't know how to take, but I know the results of $n$ different definite evaluations, as well as the limits of integration of each, what is the smallest $n$ required to figure out the indefinite expression?  Is it even possible?  The question could be rephrased as, if given a derivative of a function and the values of $f(a_1)-f(b_1),f(a_2)-f(b_2)...f(a_n)-f(b_n)$, what is the minimum number of values needed to find f.

A: There is no such $n$.
Finding the indefinite expression is equivalent to being able to determine the value of all definite integrals say in the range $[0,x]$. However, one can always create crazy enough functions that will give you any result over a specific interval, no matter how many existing evaluations you already have.
As an example, consider the function: $$2\alpha^2 xe^{-\alpha^2 x^2}$$
The integral over any interval of the form $[-a,a]$ is zero, and for all intervals $[\epsilon, a]$, where $\epsilon\gg1/\alpha$ the integral is pretty close to zero as well. With this information, you could guess the indefinite expression is pretty close to zero, yet at the point $x=1/\alpha$, the indefinite expression can be as large as you like, depending on your choice of $\alpha$!

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The centre-half usually has linked with the side till 2020 but the Zidane's team wanted to keep up the playmaker for more long time. They are planning to cast Kroos till 2022 or 2023.
It is second time in this summer, Real Madrid going to make extention deal with Kroos. The first one is the Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo. The Vikings on the way to kick the same sort once again.
There is no doubt about the ability of Kroos. He is Such a mind blowing footballer. Since his debut in the side he proved himself in the every turn of the situation. That is the main cause why Zidane's teal will not agree to lose the playmaker.
Toni Kroos became the potential target of Manchester United in late July. But Real Madrid refused the proposal of United. It also learnt to the source, the playmaker reportedly rejected the blank cheque offer of Mourinho in the Summer.
As the transfer Window has been shut down, so there has no chance to jump the player once club to another. So the Los Blancos target is to set the 26 years old in their side for a long time.
By stated of the report the Wales international Gareth Bale also in the same line to abstract the contract. Old Trafford were willing to pay 90 million for the Wales man in Summer window. But the Whites are not willing to sell him ahead of the campaign and blown water the United dream.
Bale is a very realistic footballer who always seemed working hard on field. Los Blancos are also planning to renew Bale's contract, which keep him in the side till 2022. Bale demanded 17 million euros to extend his contract. If he will be paid according to his demand, he became the second most paid player in the club after CR7.
Bale is consisting the side with six years contract since 2013. And according to the deal he has still 2 years to with the side. But the the Whites would not take any risk about the playmaker and that's why they are hurrying to sign the 27 years Wales man.The both proposal yet not submitted but soon the two versatile player will sign the paper and complete the deal.


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There are few events that you can bet on that are as poorly named as the BBC Sports Personality Of The Year Award. Going off its title you'd assume that the winner would need to have some sort of personality to speak of, but that is invariably not the case. Instead it is essentially an award that rewards the finest sporting accomplishment during the previous year, so how competitive it is depends entirely on how many big moments there have been over the last twelve months. If it's a World Cup, Olympic or European Champions year then you can expect more people to be seen as 'favourites' than if not much has happened lately.
The awards show takes place every year in December, often seeing the great and the good from the world of sport gathering together to honour the person that is seen as having pulled off the most noteworthy accomplishment. The show originally boasted just one award, the Sports Personality Of The Year Award, but over they years more and more have been added so that now the Overseas Personality Of The Year, the Team Of The Year and the Young Sports Personality Of The Year, among others, are all recognised for their achievements.
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Sports Personality Of The Year Format
The winner of the Sports Personality Of The Year Award always comes from a shortlist that is announced to the public a few weeks before the award itself. Originally it was decided courtesy of a panel of 30 sports journalists who would each submit a list of 10 possible contenders. That process continued until it was criticised in 2011 when it produced a shortlist that was made up entirely of male sports personalities.
From 2012 onwards an expert panel has been used to decide who should be on the shortlist. They are tasked with creating a shortlist that most accurately reflects the achievements in sport on the national and international stage, taking into account the likes of impact within and beyond the sport itself. They look at a large amount of UK sports, ensuring that the actual sporting achievement is the most important thing.
The nominees don't have to be British, but their accomplishment has to have been achieved in Great Britain for them to be considered. The likes of speedway star Barry Briggs and jockey Frankie Dettori have both the award because of what they did during the sporting year that won the appreciation of the British public.
Once the shortlist has been created it then goes before the public on the night of the vote and the winner is determined according to a telephone and online vote. Whilst the tagline for the award is that it is given for 'excellence in sporting achievement', it can often come down to who the audience likes and knows rather than the level of the sporting achievement attained by the nominees.
The award itself that is given to the Sports Personality Of The Year is a camera that has four turret lenses on it. It is plated in silver and has three legs, sitting on top of a base that is covered in shields denoting the previous winners.
The other awards that are also given out during the ceremony are simply smaller versions of that same trophy.
There are a number of awards that are given out every year at the same time as the Sports Personality Of The Year, whilst there are also some that have been awarded sporadically over the years.
Here's a look at the main ones:
BBC Sports Team Of The Year Award
This award is for 'the team in an individual sport or sporting discipline that has achieved the most notable performance in the calendar year to date. The team should have significant UK interest or involvement".
Unlike the main award, which is voted on by the public, the winner of this award is decided on by an expert panel, which is selected by the BBC. That system has been in place since 2012, with the award being decided by a panel of 30 journalists before that.
First presented in 1960, it has been shared twice to date. There's no specific information on the size of the team that can win this award, with a team of 2 doing so in 1982, 1983, 1992 and 1996, whilst the British Olympic and Paralympic teams won it in 2012.
The England national rugby union team and the Ryder Cup team have won the award the joint-most times, whilst Celtic became the first football club to win it when they also became the inaugural British winners of the European Cup in 1967. Liverpool Football Club have won it four times (1977, 1896, 2001, 2020), more than any other footballing side.
BBC Sports Personality World Sport Star Of The Year Award
Previously known as the Overseas Sports Personality Of The Year, this trophy is for a non-British sports star sporting star that has made a big contribution to sport over the previous twelve months. This award was also presented for the first time in 1960 when the Australian middle-distance runner Herb Elliott was the recipient.
The leading recipient of the award is Roger Federer, with the tennis player being given it four times to date. Muhammad Ali and the Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt are not far behind with three awards apiece. The award has also been shared three times at the time of writing, which were as follows:
1965: Ron Clarke and Gary Player
1966: Eusébio and Garfield Sobers
1996: Evander Holyfield and Michael Johnson
When Oleg Protopopov and Ludmila Belousova won it in 1968 they became the only pair to have done so. Lanve Armstrong, meanwhile, is the only person to have had the award stripped from him. He won it in 2003 but that was rescinded in the wake of the UCI's decision to take his titles from him for doping.
BBC Sports Personality Of The Year Helen Rollason Award
Named in honour of Helen Rollason, the first female presenter of Grandstand who died of cancer in 1999, the award is presented to some who has shown 'outstanding achievement in the face of adversity'. It's a fittingly named award, given that Rollason spent the time she had after her diagnosis raising £5 million for a cancer wing to be set up at the North Middlesex Hospital.
Recipients of the award include the likes of Paralympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius, Jane Tomlinson, who completed challenges in order to raise money for charity after being diagnosed with terminal cancer, and Anne Williams, who was given the award posthumously after campaigning on behalf of the victims of the Hillsborough disaster.
If you're interested in some stats then more English people have won it than any other nation, whilst athletics is the sport that has provided the most winners at the time of writing. In 2008 Alastair Hignell, who was both a cricket and rugby union player, won the award for raising both funds and awareness for multiple sclerosis, after having been diagnosed with the illness.
BBC Sports Personality Of The Year Coach Award
The award has been given since 1999, with the panel of 30 journalists that were used for other awards deciding who should get it. That year they opted for Alex Ferguson after his Manchester United team completed a Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League treble, as well as winning the Intercontinental Cup.
Football managers have won the award more often than any other sport, with Jürgen Klopp achieving the honour in 2020 after leading his Liverpool team to the record breaking Premier League title.
In 2007 Enzo Calzaghe became the first person to be given the award for coaching a person rather than a team.
BBC Young Sports Personality Of The Year Award
This is for sportspeople under the age of 17 on the first of January in the year that the award is given. Non-Brits are eligible to be entered for the award as long as they are resident in the UK, with Brits being nominated for it most often. The nominees for the award are put forward by the Youth Sport Trust, with a judging panel creating a ten-person shortlist before later deciding upon the winner courtesy of a secret ballot.
This was originally the BBC Sports Personality Of The Year Newcomer Award and was open to people aged 25 and under. It was replaced in 2001 by the current iteration of the award, with diver Tom Daley being the only person to date to win it more than once (2007, 2009 & 2010). Previous well-known winners include Andy Murray and Wayne Rooney.
BBC Sports Unsung Hero Award
This award is given to a sportsperson who has made what the voters consider to be a 'substantiative yet unrecognised contribution to sport'. It is one of the only award in which the nominees are put forward by the pubic, with the requirements being that they can't be nominated by themselves or their immediate family and have to be 16 or over at the start of the year.
The award was given for the first time in 2003 and there are regional nominees. One winner comes from each of the 12 BBC English Regions and from the 3 national regions of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The winner is then chosen from the fifteen-person shortlist by a judging panel.
BBC Sports Personality Of The Year Lifetime Achievement Award
Frank Bruno was the first person to be given the award, the winner of which is decided by BBC Sport and needs to have made a 'major impact on the world of sport during their lifetime'. Bruno won it in 1996 and Spanish golfer Seve Ballesteros won it the year after, but at that stage it hadn't been decided that it would be an annual award. That only came into effect in 2001, the year that Alex Ferguson was presented with it.
Martina Navratilova became the first woman to win the award when she was presented with it in 2003. The award is not one in which the recipient needs to be British or based in the UK, with the likes of Pelé Bjö Borg and Michael Phelps all having won it at one time or another. That being said, more people based in the UK have won it than all other nations put together. Football is the sport that has provided the winner of the award the most often.
History Of Sports Personality Of The Year
Paul Fox was the editor of Sportsview, the magazine show, in the 1950s when he came up with the idea of the Sports Personality Of The Year Award. Once the notion of it was approved, Peter Dimmock hosted the show as part of Sportsview on the 30th of December 1954. It lasted for around 45 minutes and took place at the Savoy Hotel in London. The public voted by postcard to decide who had achieved the most that year in a sporting sense, with the middle and long-distance runner Christopher Chataway beating Roger Bannister for the prize.
More than 14,000 votes were cast in the inaugural version of the event, with the stipulation being that the sports person had to have appeared on Sportsview during the year in order to qualify. That most people know the name of the person who ran the 4-minute mile decades later and few people would known who Christopher Chataway was tells you that the voters don't always make the right decision! In 1955 the show was retitled as Sports Review Of The Year and the programme that showed it was longer, lasting for 75 minutes rather than the original 45.
Developments In The 1960s
The first real development to the newly created awards show came in 1960. Dimmock was still presenting but it had moved to BBC Television Centre and two new awards had been added to the roster. The Cooper Car Company were the inaugural recipients of the Team Of The Year Award, whilst Herb Elliott was named the Overseas Personality Of The Year. Another big change took place the year after when David Coleman came on board as a co-presenter, remaining in his role until 1983.
Anita Lonsbrough, the swimmer, made history in 1962 when she became the first woman to win the main prize. It was something of a glass ceiling moment, with females winning it for the next two years. At the end of the 1960s Don Revie was rewarded for his work with Leeds United by being named the Manager Of The Year, but that was the only time that that particular award was presented. Henry Cooper, who has won the award for the first time in 1967, became the first person to win it twice when he was on the receiving end of it again in 1970.
The Award Finds Its Feet
As the 1960s moved into the 1970s the Sports Personality Of The Year Award began to settle in terms of what it was. The likes of Jimmy Hill, Cliff Morgan, Kenneth Wolstenholme and Harry Carpenter had turns presenting it, with Des Lynam taking over duties in 1983. That was the first year before more than one person received the award when Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean won it as a duo in 1984. That wasn't the only first of the 1980s, with the Special Team Award being presented to the Great Britain men's 4 x 400 metre relay team in 1986.
There was something of a controversial moment in 1991. The Angling Times ran a campaign to get angler Bob Nudd the award, only for the BBC to decide that this was against the spirit of the competition. They discarded any ballot that was cast on a form printed in the Angling Times, meaning that the athlete Liz McColgan ended up as the winner. In 1996 there was another first; the Lifetime Achievement Award was created and given to boxer Frank Bruno. The biggest change in decades came about in 1999 when the show was renamed as Sports Personality Of The Year.
The Modern Day Awards
1999 proved to be an important year for more reasons than just the new moniker of the show. Three new awards were introduced alongside the main one, with the Coach Of The Year and Newcomer Of The Year both being recognised. The Helen Rollason Award was also offered to the person that had shown 'outstanding courage and achievement in the face of adversity'. There was also a unique award presented to Mohammad Ali, who was named the Sports Personality Of The Century.
Another big change came about in 2006 when the awards ceremony was held outside of London for the first time. It was hosted by Birmingham's National Exhibition Centre, with another first being the availability of tickets for the public. Two years later and the event was moved to Liverpool's Echo Arena, partly because of the fact that the city had been named the European Capital Of Culture that year and partly because it had a larger capacity than the NEC. In the years since then it has moved around different venues, including the BBC's own media centre in Salford.
Previous Winners Since 2000
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2020 Lewis Hamilton Formula 1 English
2019 Ben Stokes Cricket English
2018 Geraint Thomas Cycling Welsh
2017 Mo Farah Athletics English
2016 Andy Murray Tennis Scottish
2012 Bradley Wiggins Cycling English
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Formula 1 8 10
Tennis 6 4
Football 5 17
Boxing 5 5
Cycling 5 1
Cricket 5 6
Figure Skating 3 1
Golf 2 7
Swimming 2 8
Eventing 2 1
Snooker 1 6
Rugby Union 1 5
Rowing 1 3
Motorbike Racing 1 2
Show Jumping 1 6
Horse Racing 1 4
Interesting BBC SPOTY Facts
The BBC Sports Personality Of The Year Award has been going for more than six decades, so it's no major surprises that there are a few interesting facts associated with it. Here's a look at the major ones:
At the time of writing Andy Murray is the only person to win the SPOTY three times, just four people have won the award twice: Henry Cooper, Nigel Mansell, Damon Hill and Lewis Hamilton.
Lewis Hamilton has finished in the top two more than any other person, winning it twice and finishing 2nd on four occasions.
Only one person from outside of the UK has won the award, Irish boxer Barry McGuigan in 1985
Athlete Jessica Ennis-Hill has achieved the most placings without winning, finishing second once and third on three occasions.
Of those that have won the award it is Steve Davis who has the worst record with just one win from 5 podiums.
Princess Anne won it in 1971 and Zara Phillips did so in 2006, making them the only members of the same family to have won the award
Dai Rees won it in 1957 aged 44, being the oldest recipient of the award
Ian Black won it in 1958 aged 17, becoming the youngest winner
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import os.path

from PyQt5.QtCore import QUrl

from ems.app import app, app_path

from examples.bootstrap.seeding.orm import Contact, Base, ContactNote

from sqlalchemy import create_engine
from sqlalchemy.orm import sessionmaker

from examples.bootstrap.seeding.seeds import seed_contacts, seed_contact_notes

from ems.search.sqlalchemy.orm_search import OrmSearch
from ems.resource.sqlalchemy.repository import OrmRepository
from ems.qt5.itemmodel.search_model import SearchModel

engine = create_engine('sqlite:///:memory:', echo=False)

Base.metadata.create_all(engine)

sessionMaker = sessionmaker(expire_on_commit=False)
sessionMaker.configure(bind=engine)
session = sessionMaker()

seed_contacts(session)
seed_contact_notes(session)

search = OrmSearch(session, Contact)
columns = [str(c).split('.')[1] for c in Contact.__table__.columns]
search.withKey('id', 'contact_type', 'forename', 'surname', 'company', 'phone', 'fax', 'memo')

repository = OrmRepository(Contact, session)

model = SearchModel(search, repository)

app().shareInstance('contacts.model', model)

app("events").fire("auth.loggedIn")

qmlFile = os.path.join(app_path(), "examples", "qt5", "qml", "Views", "SearchAndFormEditorExample.qml")

app("events").fire("qml.apply-url", QUrl.fromLocalFile(qmlFile))

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Mohammad Sidique Khan ( – ) est le plus âgé des quatre kamikazes responsables des attentats de Londres du 7 juillet 2005, au cours desquels des bombes explosent dans trois voitures du métro et dans un bus du centre de Londres. Le bilan fut de 56 morts, dont les terroristes, et plus de 700 blessés. Il est le kamikaze du métro Edgware Road, provoquant la mort de cinq personnes.

Biographie
Khan est né au St Jame's University Hospital à Leeds et a grandi à Beeston avant de déménager à Dewsbury en 2005. Ses parents sont Tika Khan, ouvrier dans l'industrie né au Pakistan et Mamida Begum. Il a fait ses études secondaires à la South Leeds High School, par où passa aussi Hasib Hussain, le kamikaze du bus. Khan continua ses études à la Leeds Metropolitan University.

C'est en 1999 qu'il commença à être influencé par le prêcheur radical .

Khan travailla à l'école primaire Hillside à Leeds en tant que chargé d'apprentissage pour les enfants de familles immigrés fraîchement arrivées au Royaume Uni. Ses collègues dirent de lui qu'il était discret et ne faisait aucunement part de ses convictions religieuses et politiques.

Khan était aussi impliqué dans une association communautaire du nom de Hamara Healthy Living à Beeston. Il s'investit aussi dans le projet Hamara Youth Access Point (HYAP). Des membres du personnel du centre confirmeront plus tard que deux des kamikazes de Londres, Shehzad Tanweer et Hasib Hussain, avaient eu des liens avec ce projet. D'après les propos recueillis par The Guardian auprès de l'un de ses amis, Khan l'utilisa en effet comme centre de recrutement.

Sa belle-mère Farida Patel travaille aussi dans l'enseignement, comme personne de liaison dans une école de Dewsbury. En 1998, elle fut la première femme asiatique à être invitée au palais de Buckingham lors d'une soirée et à rencontrer la reine ainsi que d'autres membres de la famille royale en remerciement pour son travail au sein de la communauté musulmane de Dewsbury. Elle fut à nouveau invitée en 2004. Après les attentats impliquant son beau-fils, elle dira être dévastée par les actions de ce dernier.

Mohammad Sidique Khan aurait reporté les attentats du 6 au  pour emmener son épouse enceinte à l'hôpital.

Attentats de Londres
Le matin du , Khan se déplace en automobile avec ses trois complices de Luton à Bedfordshire d'où ils prendront tous les quatre un train vers la gare de King's Cross.

De là, Khan entre dans le métro de Londres, monte à bord d'une rame à destination de l'ouest et attend quatre arrêts jusqu'à la station Edgware Road, située dans un quartier arabe de Londres. Il actionne sa bombe à 8h50 heure locale juste au moment où la rame redémarre. Ses pièces d'identités seront retrouvées sur place.

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Khan aurait voyagé régulièrement au Pakistan et en Afghanistan où il aurait séjourné dans des camps d'entraînement militaires. Il aurait également séjourné en Israël. En 2001, il semblerait qu'il ait appris la confection d'explosifs au camp d'entraînement de Malakand au Pakistan. Il se serait également entraîné avec le groupe terroriste indonésien Jemaah Islamiyah et serait directement impliqué dans les attentats de Bali en 2002.

D'après le journal israélien Maariv, Khan s'est rendu en Israël le  et serait reparti le lendemain. Le journal rapporte aussi qu'il était suspecté d'avoir aidé à planifier l'attentat perpétré par deux citoyens britanniques d'origine pakistanaise le  à Tel Aviv (trois Israéliens tués).

D'après  de Ron Suskind, la NSA surveillait déjà les appels et emails entre Khan et plusieurs radicaux islamistes dont Ahmed Omar Abu Ali. Juste avant que Khan ne prévoie son voyage aux États-Unis, la NSA intercepta un échange d'emails entre lui et ses partenaires à propos de leur désir de « faire sauter des synagogues sur la côte Est ». Selon Suskind, la CIA voulait que Khan puisse entrer sur le territoire américain de façon que le FBI puisse le mettre sous surveillance mais le FBI refusa car, d'après un agent « nous ne pouvons pas prendre le risque qu'il fasse exploser un temple à Washington. ». Le gouvernement américain inscrivit donc Khan sur sa liste d'exclusion pour l'empêcher d'entrer sur le territoire.

Selon les services de renseignement américains, Khan était aussi connu de Mohammed Junaid Babar qui avait plaidé coupable aux États-Unis pour avoir fourni une assistance matérielle à al-Qaïda. Babar, qui, d'après ses déclarations aux enquêteurs, préparait des attentats contre des pubs, des stations ferroviaires et des restaurants au Royaume Uni, confirme qu'il avait rencontré Khan au Pakistan.

Le , le gouvernement pakistanais diffusa une vidéo sur laquelle on peut voir Khan arrivant à l'aéroport de Karachi le  depuis le vol TK 1056 de la Turkish Airlines en compagnie de Shehzad Tanweer, l'un des autres kamikazes des attentats de Londres. Khan et Tanweer séjournèrent au Pakistan jusqu'au , puis repartirent ensemble pour Londres. Le troisième membre du groupe de Londres, Hasib Hussain, arriva quant à lui à Karachi le  par le vol SV714 en provenance de Riyad en Arabie saoudite.

Références

Personnalité britannique
Naissance en octobre 1974
Naissance à Leeds
Décès en juillet 2005
Décès à 30 ans
Étudiant de l'université de Leeds Beckett
Décès à Londres
Terrorisme au Royaume-Uni

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EDM News: Magnetic Talks With Sonns About Producing Music, Throwing Parties And Running A Label
Cooper Saver
Photo Credit: Dustin Beatty
Almost exactly two years ago today I was getting one of my first true LA underground experiences courtesy of a certain warehouse party where Simian Mobile Disco was billed to play. Not knowing what I was getting myself into, I called up the info line for the secret location and off I went – driving into the night straight to a random neighborhood near downtown where I wouldn't dare visit on any other occasion. Skinny white kids such as myself don't really belong in these areas unless we're going to a rave of course. Anyway, I was instructed to wait for a shuttle bus to pick me up from the parking lot and drop me off at the hidden venue. It felt like some crazy movie scene, but to everyone else this was the usual. Needless to say, Simian Mobile Disco killed it for the lucky sub-1000 person crowd, but the party's resident main man really laid it down. I had no idea who he was at the time, but I later learned it was Alexandre Mouracade – a life long DJ and true master of the vibe. Since that night, I have seen Alex play many different environments – from rooftop pools to converted industrial spaces, his crates go deep enough to make each party memorable. These days, Alex seems to be at the busiest he's ever been, but each time we run into each other he seems chill as can be…I guess that's California for you. Earlier this summer, Alex put out an EP on Throne of Blood Records as his Split Secs project, which is a collab with his good bud Travis "TK Disko" Kirschbaum. Also brand new is his SONNS alias, in which he teamed up with vocalist Red Baron resulting in a debut solo EP entitled "On My Mind." The single recently made its way into the sets of staple figures such as Tensnake, Sinden, Bottin, Cosmo Vitelli, and plenty others. On top of all of the above, Alex runs his own independent label, Machine Limited, alongside his Split Secs partner TK. While both Split Secs and SONNS offer different styles of the underground house music spectrum, the label is a solid representation of what both projects are all about – and it's quite simple; quality tunes with zero tolerance for BS. Well produced – not overly produced. With the release of the SONNS "On My Mind Remixed" EP just around the corner next month, I couldn't think of a better time to sit down with my friend Alex for some serious questioning.
Hey Alexandre, how's it going?
Hi Cooper, I'm doing great.
Clearly you've been very busy over the last while. Tell me what a usual day you is like.
These days it's been mostly about making music, playing music, and enjoying life.
Where are you originally from and when did you move to Los Angeles? Musically, what were you all about when you first came to LA?
I was born and raised in Paris France and moved to LA when I was 11. I loved it all pretty much, from Classical Music, French Pop to Disco. Paris has always been an inspiring, and musically rich city…with amazing radio stations.
Growing up, what sort of records were you into? Do you come from a family with a rich musical background, or did you kind of dive into it all by yourself? Was there always music playing around the house?
Luckily, I was immersed in a wide range of great music at a very young age. My parents are music lovers. We were fortunate to have a decent hi-fi stereo with big speakers, my dad was obsessed with quality sound and we had tons of records. I remember at around the age of 7 listening to Earth Wind & Fire or Phil Collins and practically get choked up, thinking to myself "Woah, music really has an intense affect on me". I have vivid memories of driving around Paris in my dad's car listening to American Soul, Funk and Reggae jams-we'd crank it up loud.
Were you ever in any bands as a kid?
Yea, I had a few. My first band was a three piece named 'Hollow Tree'. I Started it at the age of 16…I sang and played guitar. Our music was like a fuzzy version of CAN meets The Specials. I was really into putting swirling stereo effects and delays of my guitars. We won the battle the bands at my senior year in high school and then we also opened a big show for Sublime, which was an incredible experience. I also started a couple Soul/Funk instrumental bands with full horn sections, one was called 'Stout' and the other was 'Engine #9'. We used to play at local clubs from Los Angeles to Newport Beach; we'd cover some of our favorite hip-hop cuts growing up, and ride that pocket groove for hours. I really miss those jams.
Was it until after you began immersing yourself in various music scenes that you began DJing, or did you have an interest in mixing records long before going out a lot?
I started collecting techno and dance records long before I started DJing, I only had one shitty turntable and tons of records. I just wanted to make my own mixed tapes and then I just started getting booked out, playing my friends' parties and opening up at random clubs or shows. Eventually, I was playing like three or four nights a week.
Outside of the music world, what are some of your main interests or hobbies? If you weren't doing music fulltime, what do you think you'd be doing?
Fashion has always been my other gig…I've always loved cinema and writing.
What was the scene in LA like when you were getting started here? How is it different today? Tell me about some of the most influential DJs and events that you caught in the early years here in LA.
I think the entire world has changed drastically; scenes are nothing like they were back in the early 90s. The excitement of seeing a DJ roll up with two big bags of records through the crowd and absolutely rock your socks off to music that the great majority of people had never even heard of or knew. When good techno and house music was still very underground for most people, everything felt fresh and you were part of a movement which I don't think is as evident nowadays. With the Internet and everything so readily available it's just different. Now it's almost impossible to throw an underground without risking to get shut down. Back then, a rave or after hour dance party just happened all the time. You'd have to call info lines like "The Dirt Line" where all the parties were announced by a real human voice. You could just call, find out who was playing and get the party info in one call-pick of the litter every weekend. Now, you're lucky if the DJ gets to play longer then an hour set on a decent sound system.
I used to love watching J ROCC kill it with his records doing quick mixes, juggling doubles and just throw his records on the floor playing everything from the Whatnauts to the illest new underground hip-hop jams into some New Wave b-side. Some of my favorite DJ experiences were undoubtedly from the Wicked Sound System dance parties—Jeno, Thomas, Garth and Markie. They blew minds and still do to this day.
I remember you telling me how the DJ culture in LA at the time wasn't so much about house music and that your sets were very eclectic with bits of new wave, post punk, weird disco, etc. You seemed to be doing something different than most people at the time, but was there ever a point where you felt like things were coming together in the form of actual dance music?
For me, it's always just been about good music. When I DJ'd somewhere, I just played records that I loved and felt good playing. As long as people were dancing, we're all having fun. I love playing eclectic sets and still do today whenever the time is right.
And later down the line you began throwing your own underground parties and brought out guests that would normally play superficial Hollywood settings due to the nature of the game. I even attended a few and they were always exciting and refreshing. Seeing Simian Mobile Disco at a warehouse was almost too good to be true. Explain your experience of throwing your own parties and the things you learned as a DJ.
Yea that was an EPIC night! One of my favorite Making Shapes for sure, Jas and James are some of the nicest most talented dudes I know.
With throwing parties, I always want to build a setting that is somewhat reminiscent of my formative years in dance culture, a certain feeling of intimacy even though its packed, everyone should feel special - part of something electric and ALWAYS with great sound.
I'm a fan of having multiple areas when it's done right. I really miss the ambient rooms at good dance parties-you could just relax and listen to killer down beat mixed by usually the best and most under-rated DJs.
I definitely love the "one DJ, one floor, all night" action but it's nice to switch the vibe up-get your mind blown to some different rhythms, forward thinking music that's not always necessarily dance oriented.
Let's talk producing. What do you have to say about your passion for going the analog route in the studio? Do you feel that using hardware is about more than just the finished product, but also the process? Would you say that even though it may take longer to make music the classic way, the time put into it may be more worthwhile?
There's something special about using machines to create grooves. I do love analog circuitry but digital synths are very exciting to me as well. I just enjoy recording passes, twisting knobs, playing an instrument - an all around hands-on approach is the way I've always made music - the computer just helps me glue everything together. As far the process, it doesn't necessarily take longer for me; it can actually go a lot faster at times, especially to develop an idea.
How did Split Secs come to be? Compared to working as a solo artist, what are some of the main difference when creating with a partner? Do you and Travis have your own separate roles in the writing process, or do you guys usually alternate duties?
Mutual friends introduced us. Two minds at work can make for some interesting dynamics that would otherwise not be there. It's also just great to hang with one of your best buds doing what we love most. We both do all the writing and arranging together. Sometimes he'll start an idea and I'll add to it, and vice versa.
The two of you also have a label, Machine Limited. Did you have any label experience prior to forming this project, or did you just want to give it a shot?
Travis worked at a couple record distribution companies for a few years and we've both watched our friends run labels and record stores…We just decided to launch a label to put out our music whenever and however we want.
What's some of the best advice you've gotten in regards to starting and running a record label? Are you able to mention any upcoming releases?
Still learning myself, but I would say-just do it. Yes, next up for Machine Limited is the SONNS remixed ep with some incredible remix work of On My Mind and Starts Tonight by Kasper Bjørke, Geoffroy Mugwump & DC Salas, Golden Touch, Tuff City Kids and Night Plane. Out in mid-September. This will be followed by another Split Secs Original EP and then we're bringing our good friend Alona in the studio for another cover version of one of our favorite forgotten underground jams. After that, the next Sonns EP and possible LP. All of these releases will have some remixes by some of our favorite producers at the moment. We'll be leaking some of these tracks on the SONNS and Split Secs SoundClouds prior to the release dates for anyone who is interested.
A lot of people speak negatively on the topic of record labels in 2013, but I figure there's always going to be a bright side to look upon. What are some of the best things the label has brought into your life, and some of the benefits of being involved in a project like that?
It's like having a beautiful kitchen with all your favorite spices and cooking utensils, when you're ready to chef it up its all there for you.
Do you feel that you represent or push a certain vibe or sound with your work as both SONNS and Split Secs? As far as being a producer and putting music out, what other artists or labels inspire you to keep at it?
I think both projects have their own sound. Too many to name really, but I honestly don't have a choice-I just need to make music and have it in my life as much as possible…It's been my passion since I can remember.
Tell me a bit about the process of creating the debut SONNS EP "On My Mind." Was this EP something you had been working on for a long time leading up to the release? How did the vocal collaboration of Red Baron come to be? Are you responsible for the lyrics as well?
'On My Mind' was a beat I started on my MPC like 10 years ago, I just recently added the bassline and all the other elements. I met Toby (Red Baron) from Travis actually. The song needed vocals so I asked him to come try. We clicked and every session since then has been magical. We both write the vocal melodies and lyrics together, it's a very relaxed, inspiring and productive dynamic. I'm truly blessed to have such an amazing performer and artist to work on music with.
When you reflect upon your productions, what is the most common setting in which you imagine your songs ideally being played?
Each setting can have its own charm and inspire differently. In the wilderness with big speakers surrounded by stars and waterfalls seems pretty ideal-although not so common.
Do you go to the studio everyday? Does creativity only strike at certain times, or do you try to make something everyday for the sake of learning? Do you have any habits or routine with making music, or is it usually just a natural flow?
Practically everyday, or as much as I can. It's always different but usually my mornings are great for mixing and the technical side of producing, evenings for composing and arrangements.
Your solo material seems to be a little more laid back compared to the warehouse vibes of Split Secs. Are you aiming for a mid-tempo daytime feeling with the SONNS stuff, or do you plan on exploring all sides of your tastes?
No rules really, for now I definitely feel that SONNS has more live instruments and is vocal driven. There's definitely no set tempo, some housey jams, some slow slung grooves whatever I'm feeling at the time musically, working with Toby's voice permits a wide range of vibes.
What's coming up next as far as your solo releases as well as Split Secs? Who will you be releasing with soon, and are there any exciting remixes you can finally tell us about? I read something about a Throne Of Blood release, a label that seems to be on the same page with what you're all about.
For Split Secs, we have an Original Single called 'I Stand Alone' coming out on Mike Simonetti's (Italians Do it Better) new Imprint 'New Jersey' packaged with some killer remixes by Mike himself, Secret Circuit (Beats in Space), and Monty Luke (Planet E, Black Catalogue). We also have some remixes coming out in the next couple months on Bpitch Control, Matt Walsh's Clouded Vision, on Future Classic, and few others to be announced soon. As far as SONNS, I just finished a remix of 'Grown Folk' coming out soon for 'Young Adults' and yes 'Throne Of Blood' is putting out a SONNS EP later this year…DEF the same page…T.O.B. is a family affair.
Apart from making music, what else is in the works for you? More parties? Travels? What are some of your biggest goals of the near future?
I'm currently in the process of producing a few different events, a festival next year and our Label Night called 'Machine' here in L.A. There's talk about possibly throwing another Making Shapes but haven't confirmed it yet. Working on the live P.A. is high up on the list.
Alright, before we wrap this up how about some shout outs, thanks, or final things you'd like to mention?
We are finishing a Music Video for "On My Mind" directed by the always amazing Ryan Heffington, produced by my dear friend Guy Logan for Royal Interactive Media.
Shout out to the big fam!!
Thanks man, talk soon!
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Limits of a Function: Hanmi Gallery at London Art Fair
by Events Editor posted 11 Jan 2014 23 Nov 2017 updated 23 Nov 2017
in Events | Arts | Festivals. 4 minute read
Here is the official press release covering Hanmi Gallery's participation in London Art Fair this year. You can find their stall in the Project Space, Stand P10.
Limits of a Function
Junebum Park | Joey Holder | Sungfeel Yun
Hanmi Gallery | Art Projects | London Art Fair 2014
Hanmi Gallery is pleased to be exhibiting at London Art Fair, Art Projects 2014. The curated Art Projects section has established itself as an important international platform for new galleries to showcase the most stimulating contemporary practice, and continues to garner widespread critical acclaim.
Hanmi Gallery is proud to present a group exhibition of works by emerging and established artists employing new media and installations in their practices. Featuring three international artists, Junebum Park, Joey Holder and Sungfeel Yun, the exhibition 'Limits of a Function' takes a mathematical term as a curatorial framework to consider the boundaries of international contemporary art and 'measure' its dimensions. The works proposed for the exhibition explore the threshold of artistic dialogue and its interface with the actual and the virtual.
Junebum Park engages in a visual discussion on the restraints of routine, confines of a set societal structure, and the expected submission into roles within these realms. The (in)visible hand of society on individuals and communities becomes apparent where the religious, familial, and cultural conflicts are all attended to. The artist places particular consideration into his home country South Korea and East Asia. By photographing and rearranging commercial advertisements and commodities, Park evokes these pressures, manipulating the hand himself. Constructing impenetrable environments, he holds the presumed cultural and national identities accountable. The fast-forwarded and controlled worlds created in Park's works display the unsettling and automative realities of daily life.
Junebum Park, Parking, Single-channel (2001), DV, 05'25", NTSC, Silent, Colour
Park has exhibited and held international artist residencies including at the BizArt Center (Shanghai), Schinkel (Berlin), Chinese Arts Centre (Manchester), and Artspace (Sydney). He is the recipient of SIA Media Art Award 2012) and the Grant for International Exchange of Art and Culture, Arts Council Korea (2011). Junebum Park's works are held in public and private collections worldwide including the Zabludowicz Collection (UK), Leeum Samsung Museum of Art (Korea), Gyeonggi Museum of Art (Korea), and Microsoft Art Collection (USA).
Joey Holder's work stretches over a variety of contemporary mediums, from sculpture and video works, to digital manipulations. Her virtual presence, which includes the use of social media and blogs, heightens the changing scenescapes of artistic practices of present day. She maleates and reveals elasticity in fractal forms, allowing for a new and decidedly contemporary response to romantic deliberation of organic forms. In testing the limits of the artificial and the natural, as well as questioning the function of the Internet and the digital age for art, Holder explores how and where contemporary works can be created and exhibited.
Joey Holder, Texture Rotation Error (2013). Single–channel Video, 19:54 mins, Silent, Colour
In 2009 Holder's work was featured in 'Impossible Exchange' for Frieze Projects, and in the same year she was shortlisted for the Red Mansion Art Prize. Holder's works has been exhibited at Nottingham Contemporary, and the Digital Art Biennale. Holder was nominated for the 2013 Converse/ Dazed and Confused Emerging Artist Award in association with the Whitechapel Gallery.
Sungfeel Yun's embraces the scientific and ontological as a framework for realizing subtle yet energetic sculptural works. Presented in simplified, almost industrial aesthetic, Yun captures the mystery and pursues the boundaries of metaphysical thoughts. Avoiding the superfluous and flamboyant so as not to obscure the density of these vast concepts, Yun suggests that ancient philosophies and scientific theories are not as far removed from each other as we believe. His fascination with this subject began with painful episodes of bronchial asthma attacks during his childhood. In these fatalistic moments, Yun became preoccupied with the deceptively simple age-old question, 'What am I?', which remains a pivotal theme in his works.
Sungfeel Yun, Looking at the Real World from within the Real World 04, (2011). Stainless steel, Magnets, Motor, Action sensor, Screws, 110x110x25cm
Sungfeel Yun studied Eastern philosophies and religions, namely Buddhism and Taoism. Yun holds MFA from Slade School of Fine Art and BA from Goldsmith College. Yun is the recipient of Special Award from National Museum of Contemporary Art, Korea (2006) and Seoul Art Award Exhibition from Seoul Museum of Art (2005). Yun features in the Saatchi Gallery New Sensation's 50 Long List (2013) and the Caitlin Guide's 40 Selected Artists (2014).
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SC Johnson takes home five 2016 Cannes Lions for Glade® and Ziploc® brand campaigns.
In total, SC Johnson was shortlisted for 26 Cannes Lions awards across its brands.
RACINE, Wis., June 27, 2016 -- SC Johnson, for the first time, took home five Cannes Lions for Glade® and Ziploc® brand campaigns at the prestigious 2016 Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity. The festival celebrates the best of creativity in brand communication and is the largest gathering of advertising professionals, designers, marketers and digital innovators from across the globe.
Four Cannes Lions were awarded to the Museum of Feelings curated by Glade® activation program for Live Brand Experience (Gold Lion), Omni-Channel Experience (Silver Lion), Spatial Brand Installation & Experience (Bronze Lion) and Creative Data (Bronze Lion).
The Museum of Feelings brought emotion and scent to life through an engaging and immersive experience, inspired by Glade® fragrance during the 2015 holiday season.
The Museum of Feelings, visited by 56,000 people in New York last November, was an interactive experience built to showcase the connection between scent and emotion. Visitors were taken on a sensory journey through the Museum, where Glade® fragrances acted as the muse to inspire visitors to explore their emotions. The exterior of the Museum changed color based on the mood of New York City. The mood was determined using the sentiment of conversations by New Yorkers on Twitter, coupled with local news and trends including the weather, stock exchange fluctuations and flight delays.
Commenting on the wins for Glade®, Ann Mukherjee, global chief marketing officer at SC Johnson said, "How do you get people to remember a smell? Build memories around it. Create an experience. We gave the world a whole new way to look at Glade®. We're very honored and humbled to win SC Johnson's first Gold Lion at Cannes for the Museum Of Feelings curated by Glade®."
In addition Ziploc® brand was awarded a Bronze Lion at Cannes in the Outdoor category which celebrates creativity experienced out of home and is awarded to brands which leverage public space to telegraph a message clearly and effectively. Ziploc® brand received the award for the brand's negative space poster campaign which includes "Tools," "Toys" and "Cereal." The out of home posters are part of this year's "Chaos Comes to Life" campaign which is rooted in the insight that in everyday family life, chaos can surprise you at a moment's notice but Ziploc® brand is here to help you put everything in its place.
The Ziploc® brand negative space posters are part of this year's "Chaos Comes to Life" campaign.
Mukherjee continued, "These two campaigns stand out as showcasing a number of the key elements that we at SC Johnson strive to achieve in all of the work that we do - build trust with consumers, focus on innovation and deliver creative campaigns that engage and interest people. We are delighted that the Cannes Lions jury has recognized our work with these prestigious awards."
In total SC Johnson was shortlisted for a total of 26 Cannes Lions across their brands Glade®, Ziploc® brand and Raid®.


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Where Does Vegas Think Nick Foles Will Be in 2018?
By Corey Seidman | NBC Sports Philadelphia	• Published at 1:46 pm on February 6, 2018
The big question now for the Eagles is what to do with their 2-QB situation.
Carson Wentz is quite obviously the franchise QB of the future, but is Nick Foles worth holding onto this summer in case Wentz isn't recovered from his ACL tear in time for Week 1?
Or does it benefit the Eagles more to trade Foles for, say, a second-round pick and take their chances Wentz will be OK?
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Bovada released its odds Tuesday of where Foles will be for Week 1 of the 2018 regular season and the Eagles are far and away the favorite at 6/5.
Here's the rest of the list, in order:
• Cardinals: 5/1
• Browns: 5/1
• Jets: 5/1
• Bills: 7/1
• Broncos: 7/1
• Jaguars: 14/1
• Vikings: 14/1
There will be QBs drafted and QBs signed. Kirk Cousins is out there. Sam Bradford and Case Keenum may end up finding new homes. Blake Bortles could end up somewhere other than Jacksonville.
Foles proved in the playoffs that he's better than probably the 10-worst starting QBs in the NFL. He deserves to start elsewhere, but he is under contract for next season at $7.6 million.
If ever there was a time to have an expensive backup QB, it's when Wentz's contract is still relatively cheap. Wentz is due $7.275 million next season, so even when you combine the salaries of Wentz, Foles and Nate Sudfeld, you get a dollar figure of $15.5 million next season that is more than manageable.
That places the Eagles 19th in the NFL next season in total QB spending, just below the Bengals and ahead of the Titans.
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LEJOG 18 Sep : Cirencester to Worcester
Back home, the landscape is the focus of a bike ride, in southern England the buildings are the attraction.
Poor night's sleep in the ridiculously hot, stuffy and tiny hostel room, a letter of complaint will ensue whan we arrive home. I collected an Americano from Caffè Nero to accompany breakfast. Another hosteller was in the self catering kitchen, he was in the process of buying Youlgreave hostel from the YHA but could then use their booking facilities, it's not always apparent who's responsible for anything. He thought the Cirencester hostel was only managed by the YHA and they had no control how it was designed. Contemporary business practice can be mystifying.
Mist was in evidence initially but soon cleared to yet another sunny and very warm day. It was fairly easy cycling, undulating terrain, pleasant but unremarkable farming country. We paused for a chat with two cyclists on a multi-day excursion from home, one showed us his new electric bike which he'd bought since he was in his seventies. We passed through pretty villages of Cotswold stone then abruptly into Worcestershire where brick prevailed. The attractive small town of Pershore was a good stop for ice cream, the cafe owner told us he regularly had thirty bikes in his courtyard on Sunday mornings.
We weaved through Worcester on an intricate network of cycle paths which avoided the very busy roads, then onto the canal towpath, well populated until we left the city. I spotted a Yes Cymru sticker on a post on the towpath. It went on a lot longer than we expected, arriving at the Pear Tree Hotel around 17:00. In a stark contrast from last night, we had an executive suite with a sitting room. The receptionist said we could take our bikes in, which made it look a lot less executive but was very convenient.
Today's distance: 51.4 miles (82.7 km)
Cumulative: 352.8 miles (568 km), 7029 metres
Worcester to Shrewsbury


If you are a fan of professional football, then at some point in the last few months you have heard of the stringent social media policy the NFL has imposed on the teams in the league. If you are a fan of this blog, then you also already know why this policy was destined to fail. As I said in "How Social is Your Sport", the NFL is already far behind other professional sports organizations in terms of its overall social media presence and engagement. However, this policy was a blatant slap in the face to not only the NFL teams, but also to the fans who may not be able to watch the game but love to stay updated by having access to highlight footage on social media, specifically Twitter.
These updates do not address all of the complaints that have been made since the adoption of this new policy, but they do create opportunities for teams to have a bit more content and creative freedom on their social media accounts. Even though their first policy set them back, the NFL has been trying to be more social this season and is making major moves to ensure that they are. This season the NFL has partnered with Twitter to make ten Thursday Night Football games available for global streaming. They may have a while to go before they reach the NBA's social status, but for now it's good to see them making forward progress.


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Provenance of a New Zealand brush-tailed rock-wallaby (Petrogale penicillata) population determined by mitochondrial DNA sequence analysis
Mark D B Eldridge*, Teena L. Browning, Robert L. Close
Modern molecular genetic techniques provide a valuable means to address questions concerning the origins of naturalized populations. Brush-tailed rock-wallabies (Petrogale penicillata), of unknown provenance, were introduced to New Zealand from Australia in the early 1870s. While the introduced wallabies prospered in New Zealand, their antecedents in Australia experienced widespread local population extinctions as part of a drastic, widespread and ongoing decline. In this study, a polymerase chain reaction-single-strand conformation polymorphism analysis was undertaken of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) control region sequences from P. penicillata in New Zealand (n = 18) and throughout the species' native range in southeastern Australia (n = 54). A single mtDNA haplotype was identified in New Zealand, while 17 haplotypes were found in sampled Australian populations. Phylogenetic analysis (583 bp sequence) revealed the presence of three divergent mtDNA groups within Australian P. penicillata, with each group showing distinct geographical circumscription. The New Zealand haplotype consistently clustered within the central New South Wales group and was most similar (0.55% sequence divergence) to a haplotype from Winmalee, just west of Sydney. It seems likely then, that the New Zealand population of P. penicillata was founded by animals captured near Sydney in the late 19th century. Since P. penicillata in this region have experienced widespread population declines and extinctions, the naturalized New Zealand population represents a potentially valuable conservation, resource for Australia. However, the unusual history of New Zealand's P. penicillata presents unique challenges to Australian wildlife managers.
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Eldridge, M. D. B., Browning, T. L., & Close, R. L. (2001). Provenance of a New Zealand brush-tailed rock-wallaby (Petrogale penicillata) population determined by mitochondrial DNA sequence analysis. Molecular Ecology, 10(10), 2561-2567. https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1365-294X.2001.01382.x
Eldridge, Mark D B ; Browning, Teena L. ; Close, Robert L. / Provenance of a New Zealand brush-tailed rock-wallaby (Petrogale penicillata) population determined by mitochondrial DNA sequence analysis. In: Molecular Ecology. 2001 ; Vol. 10, No. 10. pp. 2561-2567.
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The Notorious Benedict Arnold: A True Story of Adventure, Heroism & Treachery is a non-fiction biographical adolescent book about Benedict Arnold. Written in 2010 by Steve Sheinkin, the book encompasses the whole life of Benedict Arnold, from his freezing cold date of birth in Connecticut to his death in England in 1801. It has won the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award for Nonfiction, the Margaret Edwards Award, and the YALSA-ALA Award for Excellence in Young Adult Nonfiction.

Background
Sheinkin writes in the book that he was long fascinated by Arnold. Over the years, he compiled an "absurdly large collection" of books, plays, and anything to do with Arnold. He even followed Arnold's route to Canada that he took in 1775.

Story line
The book begins with the hanging of John Andre, before backtracking and telling the story of Arnold's life. The book also occasionally tells the reader what's happening to John Andre. Eventually, the two stories merge into one, when Andre and Arnold begin working together to hand West Point over to the British.

Reception
Reviews were almost entirely positive, with three of them starred. School Library Journal's starred review calls it an "engaging story of revolution and treason" in which "Sheinkin keeps readers wanting to know what will happen next." Booklist as well was very positive, stating that "history junkies are in for a treat when they pick up this lively, highly readable biography," and called the book a "a worthy addition to all libraries". Kirkus Reviews (starred review) says that Sheinkin wrote a "brilliant, fast-paced biography that reads like an adventure novel," and that "the author's obvious mastery of his material, lively prose and abundant use of eyewitness accounts make this one of the most exciting biographies young readers will find." A starred review from the Horn Book Magazine describes how the book simplifies complex ideas for its readers, saying that "several complex political, social, and military themes emerge."

Awards

 Boston Globe–Horn Book Award for non-fiction
 YALSA-ALA Award for Excellence in Young Adult Nonfiction
 School Library Journal Best Children's Book

Margaret Edwards Award

References

American biographies
Works about rebels
2010 children's books
Children's history books
Books by Steve Sheinkin
Roaring Brook Press books
Square Fish books


Courtesy of the city of Aurora.
The city of Aurora will be honoring the memory of Walter Truemper, the only World War II Medal of Honor recipient to hail from Aurora, by dedicating a Near East side street in his name on Armed Forces Day, May 17.
The ceremony will take place at 10:30 a.m., and will officially designate the 300 block of East Ave., between North and Fourth Avenues, as Walter E. Truemper Lane. It will feature speeches from City and Aurora's Veterans Advisory Council officials, presentations from East Aurora's NJROTC unit, remarks from Walter Truemper's family members, and an unveiling of the honorary street sign. The street dedication was requested through the City's Veterans Advisory Council.
Truemper, who was a second lieutenant in the United States Air Force, was awarded the Medal of Honor for his heroics during his assignment on a bombing raid over enemy-occupied Europe on Feb. 20, 1944. Lt. Truemper was serving as the navigator of a B-17 bomber known as "Ten Horsepower" when it came under intense fire by German fighters. The attack instantly killed the co-pilot, rendered the pilot unconscious, and seriously wounded the radio operator. Despite the severely-damaged plane, Lt. Truemper and the six other crew members who were not wounded, righted the aircraft and flew it back to their home base in England.
When they contacted the Control Tower to report their situation and Lt. Truemper and flight engineer SSgt. Archie Mathias volunteered to try and land the plane, the other crew members were ordered to jump. Once Lt. Truemper's commanding officer, who was in another plane, observed the badly-damaged aircraft, he decided that Truemper and Mathias' attempt to land the plane would be futile due to their inexperience. They were ordered to abandon the plane and parachute to safety.
Truemper and Mathias responded by telling the commanding officer that the pilot was still alive but could not be moved and they refused to desert him. They were then told to attempt a landing which they tried twice. On the third attempt, the plane crashed into an open field, killing all three men.
Both Truemper and Mathias were awarded the Medal of Honor, the highest award for heroism in military action. Only 38 members of the Air Force and its predecessor organizations were awarded Medals of Honor for actions during World War II.
Courtesy of City of Aurora Veterans Advisory Council .


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Q: Getting content of infowindow upon closing it (Google Maps) I'm trying to get the content of a marker's infowindow upon closing it in Google Maps.  The following code works after creating the infowindow:
console.log(infowindow.getContent());

However, on the close function, I think the infowindow is closed before I can view the content.
//Close Infowindow
google.maps.event.addListener(infowindow,'closeclick',function(){
    console.log(infowindow.getContent());
});

How can I grab the content before the infowindow is completely gone?

A: I would try
google.maps.event.addListener(infowindow, 'closeclick', function () {
  console.log(this.getContent());
});

or even
infowindow.addListener('closeclick', function () {
  console.log(this.getContent());
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An infowindow's content doesn't change on closeclick alone, so you should be able to pull it out with #getContent even if it's been closed.


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Peeter Karin (also Peeter Karrin; 9 October 1877 Tartu Parish, Tartu County – 23 August 1944 Ropka Parish, Tartu County) was an Estonian politician. He was a member of Estonian Constituent Assembly. On 15 April 1920, he resigned his position and he was replaced by Johannes Rätsep.

References

1877 births
1944 deaths
Members of the Estonian Constituent Assembly


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Nazar Bilyk
I throw the liquid material of white gypsum into the environment in which it detects the presence of a human being. These outlines are both an object and a tool for the space delineating
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Artist's website
Ukrainian sculptor, artist of works in public space. Born in Lviv. Lives and works in Kyiv. Artist of numerous solo exhibitions in Ukraine and the United States. Nazar has participated in many international group exhibitions around the world: the USA, China, Italy, Germany, France, Austria, Great Britain and others. Among them are: participation in the biennial land art in Italy, the Dream Catcher Contemporary Festival in the USA, the exhibitions Contemporary Ukrainian artists and Premonition: Ukrainian Art Now at the Saatchi Gallery in London etc. Nazar's works have been exhibited at many art fairs around the world – at the Volta in Basel, at the Istanbul Contemporary in Istanbul, at the Art Copenhagen in Copenhagen, at the Miami International Art Fair in Miami, at the Budapest Art Fair in Budapest and more.
Space around
"Space around" is devoted to the interaction of people and the environment, the study of the specifics of the construction of form and its perception by our consciousness. On the one hand, the sculpture is focused on the image of the person. On the other – human outlines dissolve in the ideal shape of the sphere, and within it – in space. Turning to the counterform, the artist concentrates his gaze on the inner world and looks through it at the environment, looks inside the very process of creation, slightly pulling back the veil of mystery, but leaving room for the assumptions.
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Yeshiva Community Shul at Shenk
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June 27th, 2019
It is with much excitement that I'd like to announce Shenk's new Rabbi.
The votes were collected, your voices were heard and the Shenk community has elected Rabbi Matt LeVee as our new Rabbi.
Due to exciting circumstances we cannot announce an official start date, however we are very excited for his impending arrival later this summer.
I want to again extend a huge thank you to our Search Committee. Akiva Schreiber (head of Committee) as well as Gabby Miller, Julie Wasserman, Yitzy Mayefsky, Yael Green and Adin Liss have spent countless hours over the last month ensuring the Shenk community had the best candidates to choose from. Please send your sincerest thank yous when you next see them.
I'd also like to thank the community for exercising your patience these last two months. It was with your help we were able to successfully undergo three Probah Shabboses and a smooth votingprocess.
Thank you to all members of Shenk who participated in this process. We couldn't have done this without you.
This is an exciting time for our community and we you hope you continue to join us every Shabbos!
Yoni Pollak
President of Shenk Shul
A Message From The President - April 2019
Over the course of the next few months, Shenk Shul will be undergoing several changes. After much discussion and deliberation with our board, we believe that these changes will be executed with the community's best interests in mind.
The first change is an upgrade to our physical space. Yeshiva University is expected to have completed the renovation of our ceiling when we return to our Shul on Friday, May 3rd. As you are no-doubt aware, the Shul's ceiling has deteriorated to the point where a repair was necessary. This is the most notable physical change to our Shul.
While we work on other possible aesthetic and physical changes to our Shul space, we will also be entering a month of leadership changes.
As Rabbi Wiederblank has announced, our Mora D'asra will be leaving our community this summer. We are grateful for all the time, hard work and relationships he's built with us over the last four years. We will miss the entire Weiderblank family and wish them well in their new home in Passaic.
With the Rabbi's impending departure, a search committee has been formed and tasked with selecting our new spiritual leader. Headed by Akiva Schreiber, I am confident in this group's ability to find the best fit for our community's needs.
Over the next few weeks the search committee will continue to collect applications. The committee will then interview potential candidates and select a few of them for a Probeh Shabbos. On those Shabboses the community will have an opportunity to hear from each candidate during the morning drasha slot, before mincha on Shabbos afternoon, plus a Q&A program during Suedah Shlishit. The entire community is invited to meet our candidates and help us choose the future spiritual leader of our community. More details will follow regarding the exact dates and times for each of the Probehs. We hope to have the Probehs and membership vote within the month of May and hope to have a new Rabbi this summer.
The month of May is also the end of the board's term. I would like to thank Evie Tavin, Rivka Grossman and Andy Botvinik for their strong work in making Shenk what it is today and hope that they will continue to stay involved in the community. In the next few weeks, board applications will be sent out and I encourage all interested to apply. We are looking for a few dedicated volunteers to hop on our board for the 2019-2020 year. Please feel free to reach out with any questions.
Another change that I can happily report to the community is that the board has voted to begin a new initiative called the "Hot Kiddush Initiative". After years of no kiddushes or simple dessert kiddushes, the cold kiddush option is a thing of the past. Instead, you can expect a hot kiddush served every single week. We hope this will come as a welcome addition to our community. Click here for more information.
The above changes are just some of the upgrades that I can announce at this time. I firmly believe these changes and upgrades will usher in a new and exciting time in our community. Our Shul and its community has unlimited potential and I hope that this is just the beginning of great changes and new beginnings at Shenk.
As always, please don't hesitate to reach out to me or any board members with any comments, questions, suggestions or criticisms you may have. Myself and the board would love any and all feedback and we look forward to hearing from you.