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La bataille contre la différence du MuséoParc Alésia

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Ok so since the "get to know me" posts about my main ocs were mostly jokes (they wrote them themselves, you know😞), I'm making a more legit one with, you know, actually correct information this time. Actually, Ferdinand and Paola's intros were correct (though Paola is very talkative). Blue and Lux's were straight up shit posts (these guys are unreliable😔). So here it is:

Ferdinand Le Gall

Born September 15th 2010 (currently 13).

He's about 5'1 and weighs 90 lbs. He's still a little baby.

He's noidea's bassist. He started playing it when he was about 5.

He does competitive swimming.

He has 3 cats: Keith, Shelley and Moz.

His mom is Russian-Ukrainian and Czech, while his dad is Russian-French. He has 5 siblings: an older sister, two younger sisters and two younger brothers.

His favorite food is strawberries and his favorite drink is apple juice.

He likes Franz Ferdinand (because his name's in it).

Paola Julinha Ferreira Álvarez

Born March 7th 2009 (currently 14)

She's around 5'2 and 100lbs. She stopped growing when she was 12, much to her dismay. She still hopes she'll hit a growth spurt at some point, but it's not gonna happen.

She's noidea's vocalist and guitarist. She started singing when she was very little and picked up the guitar when she was about 10, due to her dad's encouragement.

She plays volleyball.

She has a German shepherd named Ponyo (named after her favorite Ghibli movie).

Both her parents are Portuguese. She has 3 older brothers.

Her favorite food is chocolate, especially chocolate muffins, and her favorite drink is coffee.

She likes Blink 182 because her older brother introduced her to their music when she was little.

Blue (his real name is actually Noël Sébastien Morvan, but he absolutely hates it and will kill anyone who calls him that.)

Born March 5th 2008 (currently 15)

He's around 5'6 and 130lbs. He's always been on the shorter side, but he believes he'll grow taller eventually. Sorry buddy, but you stop growing now. That's it. You've reached your adult height.

He's noidea's guitarist and keyboardist. He picked up the piano on his own when his grandma gifted him a keyboard for his 11th birthday. Then, Lux helped him learn the guitar.

He's a very ambitious stoner.

He doesn't have any pets, but he vibes with the spiders in his room. He calls them Norbert.

His father is French (Breton to be precise) and his biological mother is Filipino (but he's never met her). He has an older brother.

His favorite food is galette saucisse and his favorite drink is monster, which he can't stop drinking.

He likes Operation Ivy because that was his brother's favorite band.

Luxander Gaëtan Martial Hartmann (yes, Luxander is his real government name. What were his parents thinking??)

Born June 30th 2007 (currently 16)

He's around 6'1 and 115lbs. He was always a tall kid and the doctor told him he'd probably grow to be 7 feet tall, but he was severely underweight which might've stunted his development, so he stopped growing at like 14. He's not short by any stretch of the term, but he could've been way taller. He doesn't actually like being that tall due to the attention it brings him.

He's noidea's drummer. His aunt gave him piano lessons when he was little. He can also play the guitar. He decided to start playing the drums during lockdown in 2020 and ended up really liking it.

He likes drawing and writing little comics.

He has a pet ladybug named Maurice. He must've had 100s of Maurices throughout his life.

His father is Swiss and his mother is Vietnamese, but he was raised by his aunt. He's an only child, but he has two cousins he's close to.

His favorite food is bread and his favorite drink is water. He's a very picky eater.

He likes Parasitic Ejaculation (yes, it's a real band, look it up).

Domina by Carl Craig from the album Versus

7 sentence WIP game

I was tagged by @stormxpadme to post 7 sentences for my current WIP. Thanks for the tag, darling!

(And for once, I actually have a WIP I can post from, that never happens!)

 Rules: post 7 sentences from a wip and then tag 7 more

Travelling will take place on horseback, along with a régiment de cavalerie, and although he is not the most glamorous rider, Sébastien knows how to stay on a horseback. He’s tried it enough times to know how to handle them - even when he learns that the only horse available to him is a feisty Morvan horse. None of the horses from the Haras Nationaux will be lent out to him. 

The stallion has been named “Robespierre” by Roederer, who had purchased it for draught work, but ended up having to let it go, due to its belligerent nature. Offering to Sébastien had been the least he could do, especially when he’d noticed how quiet the horse came to be in the hands of Sébastien.

“You will have to give him another name,” Marie-Thérèse says, the day before her departure from the Maison du Temple. Their destination is Bâle, in Switzerland.

A little excerpt of the next chapter of the Booker origins fic, which will update on Wednesday if all goes well <3

I’m tagging @ohmystarsy (because I know you’re working on something!), @solrosan, @alphaflyer, @hawksandspiders, and @cassiesinsanity :)

The 5th annual Philip K. Dick European Science Fiction Film Festival announces events in France and Germany

The Philip K. Dick European Science Fiction Film Festival has announced its full schedule for the fifth annual celebration spotlighting the brilliance of legendary novelist Philip K. Dick. Pushing the boundaries of storytelling through remarkable feature and short films and virtual reality, the festival will be held October 25-26 at L'Hybride and Inoui in Lille, France and November 1-2 at Film Club 813 e.V. in Cologne, Germany.

This year's festival marks its fifth gathering in the locations of Lille and Cologne, both highly artistic meccas essential for the event's mission. "Europe has a long tradition of integral and psychological science fiction," said Daniel Abella, the founder and director of the festival. "Both Lille and Cologne have a rich cultural life and are popular areas for learning and appreciating this genre." The event will also commemorate its namesake by attributing his work as a reflection of modern society. "Philip K. Dick foresaw the aspects of technology to free and liberate us," said Abella. "If you look around at the technological advancements of our world, many of his stories have come to pass and the festival recognizes his vision. He understood that the fluid nature of reality and the lure of transhumanism is becoming a real phenomenon."

Festival Passes: Passes to the festival are available for purchase on www.philipkdickfilmfestival-europe.com.

FESTIVAL SCHEDULE:

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2018: L'Hybride (18 Rue Gosselet 59000, Lille, France) Short Films + Q&A: Reality Is An Illusion 7:00pm - 9:00pm It's a Clear Day (2017) Director: María Vázquez Run Time/Country: 14 min, Spain Synopsis: A woman is planning on giving a lecture on the famous science fiction writer Philip K. Dick. Everything seems like her everyday routine, except for a little excitement because of the event. But as time passes she will discover nothing is what it seems. Gab (2018) Director: Gazanfer Biricik Run Time/Country: 10 min, France Synopsis: A journalist who was charged by her diary to write an article about a victim killed in an attack organizes an interview with the sister of the deceased in a pub. The Photographer (2017) Director: Bertrand Normand Run Time/Country: 12 min, France Synopsis: A woman photographs statues of antique gods in the gardens of the Versailles palace. Through her camera, she perceives the presence of a male statue who has come to life and is lurking around her. The Pipers (2013) Director: Ammar Quteineh Run Time/Country: 15 min, France Synopsis: An army psychiatrist is puzzled by a case of a French soldier who returns from the war in Afghanistan and claims that he's a plant. Based on Philip K. Dick's short story Piper in the Woods. Tous les jours (2017) Director: Philippe Orreindy Run Time/Country: 14 min, France Synopsis: A company director is under the perverse psychological influence of her superior. But is it real or is it an hallucination caused by her anguish? The Summoned (2017) Director: Mathias Couquet Run Time/Country: 29 min, France Synopsis: Paris, 1920. Four veterans of the Great War painfully try to recover from this dreadful experience. But for them, the horror is only beginning. For in the midst of their dreams, a dark and sinister entity has arisen. Post-Film Q&A: The screening will be followed by an in-depth discussion with directors. Short Films + Q&A: Invisible Realms 9:00pm - 11:00pm The Bay (2017) Director: Joris Laquittant Run Time/Country: 23 min, France Synopsis: Every year during the summer solstice, the Bay transforms into desert sands and the tides stop. This year, when a hunter is charged with battling the forces of nature, nothing goes as planned. Mimesis (2017) Director: Patrick Lee Run Time/Country: 4 min, USA Synopsis: Nothing is what it seems in the cycling of the natural world. Le Flottement (2017) Director: Philippe Gariepy Run Time/Country: 15 min, Canada Synopsis: A woman suffering from dementia disappears from her rest home. During the search, her daughter discovers mysterious clues. A Forest (2017) Director: Thomas Geffrier Run Time/Country: 15 min, France Synopsis: A young woman meets a couple at a private party and leaving with them, she finds herself trapped in some sort of twilight zone from which she cannot escape. The Devil's Remix (2017) Director: Hugues Sanchez Run Time/Country: 44 min, France Synopsis: A surrealist remix of Les Diaboliques (1955) directed by Henri Georges Clouzot. Post-Film Q&A: The screening will be followed by an in-depth discussion with directors and the first Audience Award. Inoui (6 rue de l'Egalité, 59155 Fâches-Thumesnil, Lille, France) Virtual Reality Experience 7:00pm - 11:00pm Eclipse (2018) Director: Aymeric Favre Run Time/Country: 40 min, France Synopsis: An immersive "hyper-reality" experience and a glimpse into tomorrow's cinema. Contrary to most VR experiences dedicated to entertainment, this exhibition is a four-player interactive science fiction short film enhanced by physical effects, full body awareness and a total freedom of movements. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2018: L'Hybride (18 Rue Gosselet 59000, Lille, France) Short Films + Q&A: The Eschaton Approaches 7:00pm - 9:00pm Those Who Can Die (2017) Director: Charlotte Cayeux Run Time/Country: 18 min, France Synopsis: A 15-year-old girl enters a strict boarding school. Around her pupils are playing and attending classes with faded eyes and the violence of the supervisors is visible through their obsequious look. One day she meets a classmate and understands their true destiny. SOMA (2018) Director: Christel Morvan Run Time/Country: 9 min, Belgium Synopsis: A tribute to Aldous Huxley's 'Brave New World' showing the challenges and risks of living in a world of artificial pleasure. Cyborgs. Should We Be Better Than We Are? (2017) Director: Victoria Sutton Run Time/Country: 23 min, USA Synopsis: Restoring human senses and capabilities is almost universally accepted, yet enhancing human capabilities beyond human norms is highly controversial. This short documentary explores this question and what it means to be human. Fraktaal (2017) Director: Julius Horsthuis Run Time/Country: 4 min, Netherlands Synopsis: A world within worlds. December 17 (2016) Director: Yuji Hariu Run Time/Country: 15 min, Japan Synopsis: In the near future, a family comes face to face with a dangerous secret about their sons. Metta Via (2017) Director: Warren Flanagan Run Time/Country: 10 min, Canada Synopsis: Set in the future, a young woman wakes up in a mysterious temple-like room and must figure out her purpose. Post-Film Q&A: The screening will be followed by an in-depth discussion with directors. Short Films + Q&A: The Darkness Returns 9:00pm - 11:00pm Shelter (2017) Director: Daniel Andrew Wunderer Run Time/Country: 10 min, Austria Synopsis: A wanderer in the wasteland seeks shelter in an abandoned trailer, where he discovers he corpse of a boy with strange wounds. MayDay (2016) Director: Sébastien Vaniček Run Time/Country: 13 min, France Synopsis: A man subject to violent hallucinations must overcome the imminence of death during his extradition flight towards United States. I Came from the Future (2018) Director: Dave Lojek Run Time/Country: 4 min, Germany Synopsis: A man writes his suicide note but finds there are more questions than answers. Rabbid Jacob (2017) Director: Donovan Alonso-Garcia Run Time/Country: 22 min, France/Belgium Synopsis: Two meteorites have hit Brussels. There is little time left for Jacob to restore order and moral in the depths of a city in complete loss. Leftovers & Leftlovers (2017) Director: Raitis Abele Run Time/Country: 15 min, Latvia Synopsis: After years of madness, a man seeks out his past and confronts his feminine and masculine alter egos. Sound From the Deep (2017) Director: Antti Laakso, Joonas Allonen Run Time/Country: 29 min, Finland Synopsis: An international research group is searching natural resources from the Arctic Ocean. They pick up a strange underwater sound from far north, and start to follow it to the uncharted waters. Inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft. Post-Film Q&A: The screening will be followed by an in-depth discussion with directors and the second Audience Award. Inoui (6 rue de l'Egalité, 59155 Fâches-Thumesnil, Lille, France) Virtual Reality Experience 7:00pm - 11:00pm Eclipse (2018) Director: Aymeric Favre Run Time/Country: 40 min, France Synopsis: An immersive "hyper-reality" experience and a glimpse into tomorrow's cinema. Contrary to most VR experiences dedicated to entertainment, this exhibition is a four-player interactive science fiction short film enhanced by physical effects, full body awareness and a total freedom of movements. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2018: Film Club 813 e.V. (Hahnenstraße 6 50667, Cologne, Germany) Short Films + Q&A: War and Paranoia 7:30pm - 9:30pm Shelter (2017) Director: Daniel Andrew Wunderer Run Time/Country: 10 min, Austria Synopsis: A wanderer in the wasteland seeks shelter in an abandoned trailer, where he discovers he corpse of a boy with strange wounds. The Super Recogniser (2017) Director: Jennifer Sheridan Run Time/Country: 11 min, UK Synopsis: A normal guy has the very special talent of 90% facial recollection. He never forgets a face and you better hope he doesn't knows yours. Starring Jacob Anderson (Game of Thrones) and Ritu Arya (Humans). Sound From the Deep (2017) Director: Antti Laakso, Joonas Allonen Run Time/Country: 29 min, Finland Synopsis: An international research group is searching natural resources from the Arctic Ocean. They pick up a strange underwater sound from far north, and start to follow it to the uncharted waters. Inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft. Hunters and Gatherers (2018) Director: Andreas Ramm Run Time/Country: 15 min, Germany Synopsis: The year is 2044. A violent conflict permeates throughout the country. Various zones are ridden by chaos and terror. To put down riots, a regime sends troops but does not shy away from biological warfare. Nazi VR (2017) Director: David Freid Run Time/Country: 17 min, Germany Synopsis: The High Tech Prosecution of a WWII Nazi Guard with virtual reality. Post-Film Q&A: The screening will be followed by an in-depth discussion with directors. Short Films + Q&A: Reality Is An Illusion 9:30pm - 11:00pm It's a Clear Day (2017) Director: María Vázquez Run Time/Country: 14 min, Spain Synopsis: A woman is planning on giving a lecture on the famous science fiction writer Philip K. Dick. Everything seems like her everyday routine, except for a little excitement because of the event. But as time passes she will discover nothing is what it seems. The Pipers (2013) Director: Ammar Quteineh Run Time/Country: 15 min, France Synopsis: An army psychiatrist is puzzled by a case of a French soldier who returns from the war in Afghanistan and claims that he's a plant. Based on Philip K. Dick's short story Piper in the Woods. Instant Realities (2017) Director: Andreas Z. Simon Run Time/Country: 10 min, Germany Synopsis: A businessman feels followed by fitting puzzle pieces on the street. Reality seems to fade away and a greater mystery begins. Gallery of Lost Trades (2018) Director: Will Kubica Run Time/Country: 8 min, Germany Synopsis: The year is 2068. A gallery owner leads a journalist through “The Gallery of Lost Trades”. By means of impressive paintings it depicts the historical downfall of whole fields of trades and professions. Alchemy (2017) Director: Brandon Polanco Run Time/Country: 14 min, USA Synopsis: A failed everyman begins working through pages and pages of questions. As time begins to elongate, the man finds himself tormented and more and more isolated. He battles the unknown ultimately transcending into a heightened reality, discovering a new life existing between multiple worlds, both familiar and otherworldly. Mental Health (2018) Director: Michael Carolan Run Time/Country: 15 min, Ireland Synopsis: A young worker is sent to be mentally assessed after expressing disillusionment with his job, leading to a sinister revelation about his very existence. First Day Kosmos (2018) Director: Thomas Kuhling Run Time/Country: 18 min, Germany Synopsis: Under the vast expanse of a cosmic sky, a psychiatric guardian is on his way to his farmhouse in a secluded region where he is surprised by the unannounced visit of his old friend who escaped from a psychiatric ward. Post-Film Q&A: The screening will be followed by an in-depth discussion with directors. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2018: Film Club 813 e.V. (Hahnenstraße 6 50667, Cologne, Germany) Short Films + Q&A: Human All To Human 7:30pm - 9:30pm December 17 (2016) Director: Yuji Hariu Run Time/Country: 15 min, Japan Synopsis: In the near future, a family comes face to face with a dangerous secret about their sons. SOMA (2018) Director: Christel Morvan Run Time/Country: 9 min, Belgium Synopsis: A tribute to Aldous Huxley's 'Brave New World' showing the challenges and risks of living in a world of artificial pleasure. Cyborgs. Should We Be Better Than We Are? (2017) Director: Victoria Sutton Run Time/Country: 23 min, USA Synopsis: Restoring human senses and capabilities is almost universally accepted, yet enhancing human capabilities beyond human norms is highly controversial. This short documentary explores this question and what it means to be human. The Very Near Future (2017) Director: Sebastian Egert Run Time/Country: 5 min, Germany Synopsis: In the very near future, a man tries to order a pizza online. The Ash: Safe Haven (2017) Director: Marty Stalker Run Time/Country: 17 min, UK Synopsis: A deadly volcanic ash cloud. A 12-year-old boy besieged by the bloodthirsty infected. When the ash falls, terror rises. Brainbloodvolume (2016) Director: John Carter Run Time/Country: 17 min, Germany Synopsis: Inspired by the bizarre actual life events of Dutch librarian and medical student Hugo Bart Huges, this stylistic interpretation of the essential moments at which Huges followed through with an operation he theorized would lead to a permanent state of higher consciousness - through the ancient mind-altering practice of "trepanation." Post-Film Q&A: The screening will be followed by an in-depth discussion with directors. Short Films + Q&A: The Alchemical Wedding 9:30pm - 11:30pm APEX (2018) Director: Stuart T. Birchall Run Time/Country: 4 min, UK Synopsis: Emergence of a hybrid human-alien consciousness from the void. Metta Via (2017) Director: Warren Flanagan Run Time/Country: 10 min, Canada Synopsis: Set in the future, a young woman wakes up in a mysterious temple-like room and must figure out her purpose. Genesis (2018) Director: Michael Tekle Run Time/Country: 9 min, Germany Synopsis: The CEO of a biotech corporation suffers from an incurable disease. With the help of a doctor, he creates an android with autonomously growing A.I. uploads of his entire memory. However, his search for eternal life might end faster than he thinks. The Replacement (2018) Director: Sean Miller Run Time/Country: 16 min, USA Synopsis: On election night, a janitor feels cheated out of a life he might have lived when his own clone becomes the president. He goes on a bender to seek justice, encountering new forms of prejudice, dismissal, and classicism. In a society where the morality around cloning is dividing the masses, physically looking like the newly elected president has its own dangers. Ghostcode (2017) Director: Patrick Defasten Run Time/Country: 9 min, Germany Synopsis: Advancements in sonic warfare lead to a net-born artificial intelligence. Voyager (2017) Director: Kjersti Helen Rasmussen Run Time/Country: 8 min, Norway Synopsis: A shooting star falls down over the arctic island of Svalbard. The Global Seed Vault gets an unexpected visit. Hunger knows no boundaries. Pura Energia (2018) Director: Francisco Garcia Mateos Run Time/Country: 15 min, Spain Synopsis: They thought it was a distant future. They thought they knew disaster. But only a few of us were aware of what surely would happen. Pure White (2018) Director: Sven Windszus Run Time/Country: 3 min, Germany Synopsis: The protagonist is an anatomy model who awakens in a seemingly perfect world. The fact that she must live as a "damaged" being in such an ideal environment amplifies her pain. She converses with her creator in an attempt to find answers. I Came from the Future (2018) Director: Dave Lojek Run Time/Country: 4 min, Germany Synopsis: A man writes his suicide note but finds there are more questions than answers. Back and Forward INC. (2014) Director: Martin Demmer Run Time/Country: 13 min, Germany Synopsis: Switching between visual metaphors and a near future possible way of living created by the company Back and Forward INC., a program is launched for the modern society that nobody has to fear the effect of the burnout syndrome any longer. Attack Of The Cyber Octopuses (2017) Director: Nicola Piovesan Run Time/Country: 20 min, Estonia/Italy Synopsis: Neo-Berlin, 2079. A dark city held by mega corporations where the only way to enjoy life is by connecting into cyberspace. Here, a team of detectives are investigating a new menace: an army of cyber octopuses that are terrorizing the government. Post-Film Q&A: The screening will be followed by an in-depth discussion with directors.

Réunions publiques vendredi 3 juin, à Château-Chinon (Nièvre)

Avec Sandra Germain, ma suppléante et Conseillère Régionale, François Patriat, Sénateur, ancien Ministre et ancien Président du Conseil Régional de Bourgogne, Sébastien Mirek, Médecin anesthésiste-réanimateur au CHU de Dijon, médecin réserviste et Relais santé d'Emmanuel Macron, nous vous attendons 𝘃𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗿𝗲𝗱𝗶 𝟯 𝗷𝘂𝗶𝗻 à 𝟭𝟵𝗵 à 📍 Château-Chinon (salle Louise Michel)📍 pour notre première réunion publique #AvecVous.

↪ Nous échangerons en premier lieu sur la santé, point crucial pour notre territoire et particulièrement pour le Morvan.

↪ Tous les autres sujets seront aussi abordés comme le pouvoir d’achat, la forêt ou encore l’agriculture et l’économie locale.

Venez débattre avec nous !

Vauban, Sébastien Le Prestre De

France's most noteworthy military architect the celebrated "taker of urban communities"– and a devoted local official of Louis XIV, Vauban barely has the right to be known as a researcher. Albeit made a privileged individual from the Royal Academy of Sciences in his advanced age, it was less for any logical achievements than for his since quite a while ago, gave, and complex administrations to France. He never separated himself in math or material science like Lazare Carnot or Coulomb, both prepared as military architects. Vauban was a viable man of little culture and meager logical preparing who was gifted in the utilization of straightforward math and calculation and the rudimentary standards of looking over and structural designing to fortress and siegecraft. Over all he had reach and adaptability of brain, sound judgment, and the propriety and knowledge that comes from long insight.

Vauban's family was of humble beginning public accountants and little shippers of Bazoches in the climatically rough Morvan. In the sixteenth century one individual from Vauban's family entered the lesser honorability through the acquisition of a little fief. Vauban's dad bragged the title "Écuyer, Seigneur de Champignolle et de Vauban." Saint-Simon from his elevated social greatness considered Vauban a "petit gentilhomme de Bourgogne, promote au in addition to." Of Vauban's childhood little is known. From the outset he was educated by the town clergyman of St.- Léger-de-Fougeret, where he was brought into the world during the rule of Louis XIII and the organization of Cardinal Richelieu. At ten years old Vauban was shipped off the Carmelite collège of Semur-en-Auxois; here he obtained the basics of arithmetic, a sprinkling of history, and showed some ability for drafts-manship. In 1651, when he was seventeen, he entered upon his tactical profession as a cadet in the powers of Louis II de Bourbon, sovereign de Conde, then, at that point in disobedience to the ruler. Under Condé he served his apprenticeship by dealing with the strongholds of Clermont-en-Argonne.

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SAIL 2016 - Douarnenez Horta Solo 2016 - Sous le signe du sport et de la convivialité - 2016

24 agosto 2016 – Horta : un tel parcours sonne comme une évidence tant les deux villes ont des traits de caractères similaires : un fort vécu maritime, un même sens de l’accueil et de l’esprit de fête, un ancrage culturel solide. C’est le double pari de la Douarnenez Horta Solo : réunir un plateau de qualité pour la dernière épreuve du Championnat de France tout en veillant à la chaleur des relations humaines. Pour cette dernière épreuve de la saison, on pouvait difficilement rêver meilleur plateau. Ne manqueront à l’appel qu’Alexis Loison, actuel 4e du Championnat de France Elite de Course au Large en Solitaire, contraint de déclarer forfait sur avis médical et Benjamin Augereau qui, lors de son convoyage, est entré en collision avec un bateau de pêche dans le raz de Sein, endommageant gravement son voilier. Enfin, on notera l’absence du contingent des coureurs britanniques qui s’illustraient dans le circuit depuis quelques années, avant que leur sponsor titre ne décide de mettre la clé sous la porte brutalement, à l’issue de la Solitaire Eric Bompard Le Figaro. Ce sont donc six ou sept coureurs qui auraient pu compléter un plateau déjà bien garni. Bizuths du large : une double découvertePour la moitié des coureurs, ce sera une première. Ils vont découvrir les pièges de la navigation à l’abord de l’archipel des Açores, la spécificité de ce parcours aux conditions souvent changeantes. Savoir bien négocier les transitions sur une étape au large sera une des clés du succès. Parmi ces néophytes ont trouve l’actuel leader du classement général des bizuths, Pierre Quiroga (Skipper Espoir CEM), Sophie Faguet (Région Normandie) ou Théo Moussion (#theoenfigaro) pour qui ce sera aussi la découverte du grand large en course en solitaire. Pour tous ces navigateurs, il va falloir découvrir un autre rythme de course, essayer de planifier une stratégie sur quelques jours, savoir doser ses options entre audace et sagesse. La récompense, ce sera l’arrivée sur les Açores, la découverte des îles volcaniques, d’une faune foisonnante avant l’accueil exceptionnel des gens de Horta. Ceux pour qui les Açores seront une première :Aymeric Decroocq (Bretagne Crédit Mutuel Espoir) – Corentin Douguet (Sofinther – Un Maillot pour la Vie) - Sophie Faguet (Région Normandie) – Arnaud Godart-Philippe (Faun Environnement) – Martin Le Pape (Bellocq Paysages) – Nicolas Lunven (Generali) – Théo Moussion (#THEOENFIGARO) – Pierre Quiroga (Skipper Espoir CEM) Les récidivistes : en Figaro ou en MiniIls ont déjà pu apprécier l’escale açorienne, les levers de soleil sur le Pico, plus haut sommet du Portugal, les incursions chez Peter Café Sport. Ils connaissent les pièges de l’atterrage sur l’archipel quand il faut garder toute sa lucidité pour éviter les dévents des îles. Certains ont découvert le parcours sur Les Sables – Les Açores – Les Sables en Mini 6,50. C’est le cas de Damien Cloarec (Saferail), Tanguy Le Turquais (Lizmer Capitole Finance) ou bien encore Justine Mettraux (Network). D’autres ont pu participer à la première édition de la course la Lorient Horta Solo, tels Anthony Marchand (Ovimpex Secours Populaire), Gildas Morvan (Cercle Vert), Yoann Richomme (Skipper MACIF 2014) ou Sébastien Simon (Bretagne Crédit Mutuel Performance). Enfin, ils sont deux à avoir découvert le parcours en Mini, puis confirmé sur le circuit Figaro, Charlie Dalin (Skipper MACIF 2015) et Xavier Macaire (Chemins d’Océans). Mise en placeQue ce soit à l’occasion des Grand Prix Guyader ou des différentes épreuves de Mini, nombre de coureurs sont des familiers de Douarnenez. Réunis lundi soir pour l’inauguration de l’événement, ils étaient nombreux à souligner la chaleur de l’accueil, le caractère profondément familial de l’organisation, loin des grands barnums de certaines épreuves. Une sorte de bouffée d’air frais avant même de prendre le large. D’ici samedi les skippers devront satisfaire à certaines obligations : contrôles de jauge, briefing sécurité ce lundi, briefing météo et départ le vendredi 26, ainsi qu’une soirée de rencontre entre coureurs et organisation le mercredi 24 août. Mettre du liant reste une spécialité locale. FROM http://www.navigamus.info/2016/08/douarnenez-horta-solo-sous-le-signe-du.html

Habitat, Déco et Jardins : Semur-en-Auxois refait son salon

Habitat, Déco et Jardins : Semur-en-Auxois refait son salon

Les 16, 17 et 18 avril 2022, Semur-en-Auxois accueille le salon Habitat, Déco & Jardins. Une quarantaine de professionnels, locaux pour la plupart, participeront à cette quatrième édition confiée à un nouvel organisateur. C’est un week-end de Pâques où, entre le gigot familial et quelques œufs dans le jardin, chacun pourra penser à sa toiture à changer, ses volets à repeindre, sa piscine à…

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Sébastien Le Prestre Marquês de Vauban, também conhecido por Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban (Saint-Léger-Vauban, 15 de maio de 1633 – Paris, 30 de março de 1707) foi um arquiteto militar francês, introdutor do chamado estilo Vauban de fortificação. Especialista em poliorcética, diz-se que deu à França uma impenetrável cintura de aço. Foi nomeado Marechal de França por Luís XIV. Juntamente com Colbert, controlador geral das finanças, e Louvois, ministro da guerra, Vauban foi um dos principais conselheiros do rei, contribuindo decisivamente para que a França se tornasse um grande estado moderno, o mais avançado da Europa daquela época, o que permitiu a Luís XIV embarcar numa política de conquistas. Biografia Sébastien Le Prestre nasceu em Saint-Léger-de-Foucherets (hoje Saint-Léger-Vauban), na região de Morvan, e foi baptizado a 15 de Maio de 1633. Em 1651, ao 17 anos, incorporou-se como cadete às tropas de Condé, na época revoltadas contra o rei. Perdoado, aos 22 anos de idade torna-se engenheiro militar de fortificações. Nestas funções, aperfeiçoa as técnicas defensivas e obtém importantes conhecimentos sobre a interacção entre as estruturas defensivas, nomeadamente entre a sua forma e estruturas arquitectónica, e a eficácia dos cercos e sortidas. Com esses conhecimentos aperfeiçoa a arquitectura das cortinas de defesa das fortalezas. Dirige pessoalmente a defesa de várias cidadelas, entre as quais a de Lille em 1667, a de Maastricht em 1673 e a de Philippsburg em 1688. Foi a vitória de Maastricht que levou o rei a oferecer-lhe uma substancial dotação, que lhe permitiu adquirir o Château de Bazoches em 1675, e a nomeá-lo Comissário das Fortificações em 1678. Na sequência de uma desinteligência com o rei, motivada pelas suas opiniões sobre política fiscal, caiu em desgraça e faleceu em Paris a 30 de Março de 1707, vítima de uma infecção pulmonar. Durante este meio século de trabalho sem interrupção, conduziu aproximadamente cinqüenta assédios e desenhou as plantas de cerca de uma centena de fortificações e instalações portuárias. O seu corpo está sepultado na igreja de Bazoches-du-Morvan e o seu... (Saiba mais na nossa página no Facebook) https://www.instagram.com/p/BpqfFbuH3A5/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1rbrfzembwnzs

CE QUI NOUS TIENT, CE À QUOI NOUS TENONS

CE QUI NOUS TIENT, CE A QUOI NOUS TENONS Exposition in situ du 7 avril au 26 juin 2018 AVEC: Céline Ahond, Alain Bernardini, Camille Bondon, Jean-Baptiste Farkas, Lola Gonzalez, Julie Gouju & Adaline Anobile, Anne Immelé, Joséphine Kaeppelin, Jérémy Laffon, Camille Llobet, Violaine Lochu, Aline Morvan, porte renaud, Marie Preston, Sébastien Rémy & Cyril Verde, Matthieu Saladin, Fabien Steichen, Annie Vigier & Franck Apertet (les gens d’Uterpan), Marianne Villière Une proposition de Mickaël Roy, commissaire associé VERNISSAGE dans le cadre de la "nuit des arts" Vendredi 6 avril, 18h 18h, protocole sculptural participatif de porte renaud, "Préservation d’espèces" 19h, conférence-performance de Fabien Steichen, "Le spectateur", témoignage, 30 minutes, galerie du Granit Les performances de Fabien Steichen interrogent les protagonistes nécessaires à leur réalisation, en jouant sur différentes adresses. Ce témoignage, en l’occurrence, assume le point de vue d’un spectateur. Dans le cadre de la saison "Et, toujours, ils tiennent le monde", à la suite des expositions "Brouhaha" (16/9 – 19/12/2017) et "Désirer un coin de soi-même inconnu" (13/1 -27/3/2018) la galerie du Granit présente l’exposition "Ce qui nous tient, ce à quoi nous tenons" du 7 avril au 26 juin 2018. Conçu en trois actes et en un mouvement transversal, ce cycle d’expositions se compose de fragments de faits, de récits et de fictions, de formes, de situations, de figures et de gestes choisis en ce qu’ils peuvent contribuer à actualiser notre regard sur le monde tel qu’il va, tel qu’on le voit et tel qu’on l’imagine, en ce qu’il peut être considéré comme le théâtre d’un temps ordinaire ou exceptionnel, digne, en partie, d’être (re)présenté. Si le monde est d’une part un objet mouvant qui se perçoit par des agents et des sujets intermédiaires et s’il se pratique par la somme des individus qui le compose, il s’éprouve aussi dans l’espace des courtes distances, des rencontres et des relations interpersonnelles, là où les attentions et les présences mutuelles et réciproques d’échange et d’amitié sont porteuses d’un partage de situations sensibles. Dans ce monde plus ou moins étendu, tandis que les gestes s’adressent, la langue s’essaie et persévère, et ce faisant la parole court et revient autour de la table ou sur le terrain des liens tissés par celles et ceux qui l’animent, ramenés des coulisses sur les planches du théâtre du quotidien, là où le souci de l’autre se traduit par l’intérêt de faire ensemble et, à petite échelle, de faire société. Parce qu’aucun homme n’est une île*, "Ce qui nous tient, ce à quoi nous tenons" est une invitation à épouser certaines formes du commun, celles qui se montrent par les moyens spécifiques de l’art, et celles qui, compatibles avec le monde, se meuvent par son dehors. *John Donne, in. Devotions upon Emergent Occasions, 1624 + L’EXTENSION DU PLANCHER EST UNE LUTTE (LA RUMEUR) Avec : Camille Bondon, DeYi Studio, Anne Immelé, Joséphine Kaeppelin, Quentin Lacroix, porte renaud, Sébastien Rémy, Matthieu Saladin, Fabien Steichen, Dorothée Thébert & Filippo Filliger (Cie SousChiffre), Mathieu Tremblin, Valentine Verhaeghe, Marianne Villière Lorsque la scène du théâtre et de la galerie résonnent des jeux qui s’y tiennent, pendant ce temps-là, la scène du monde existe en permanence aussi ailleurs, par son extériorité. En parallèle de l’ensemble des expositions de la saison, se développe une autre exposition, extérieure, qui s’emploie à faire apparaitre des interventions artistiques discrètes, impromptues et/ou temporaires, qui ne s’annoncent pas pour se laisser découvrir, en relation étroite avec des espaces, des lieux et des acteurs du territoire. ÉVÉNEMENTS "En commun" Samedi 7 avril Journée de rencontres en collaboration avec le 19, Crac de Montbéliard autour des pratiques artistiques convoquant la notion de commun. De11h à 14h au Granit / de 15h à 18h au 19,Crac "L’absence de gouvernail" Jeudi 31 mai, 20h, durée 1h30 env. Hors les murs : Frac Franche-Comté, Besançon Présentation de la pièce de Dorothée Thébert & Filippo Filliger (Cie SousChiffre). Inspirés par la pensée de R. Filliou, les artistes proposent d’établir un lieu temporaire de création et d’expérimentation d’une communauté de pensée, conviviale et roborative. Gratuit sur réservation au Frac : 03 81 87 87 40 LES VISITES La première mercredi 11 avril, 17h Avant le spectacle jeudi 3 mai, 19h Sandwich jeudi 17 mai, 12h20 La dernière mardi 26 juin, 18h Visites commentées sur rendez-vous Pierre Soignon, 03 84 58 67 55, [email protected] FINISSAGE Samedi 23 juin de 13h à 18h "Ce qui vous tient, ce à quoi vous tenez" Pour conclure l’exposition et la saison, journée en forme de propositions artistiques et de tribune libre sur des expériences et des pratiques collectives. Avec la collaboration de la Bibliothèque Léon Deubel et de la BU Lucien Febvre - Belfort, de l’École d’art de Belfort G. Jacot, du Lycée Condorcet - Belfort, du 19, Crac - Montbéliard, du Lycée Aragon - Héricourt, de la Médiathèque François Mitterrand - Héricourt, de la Commune de Pérouse, du Frac Franche-Comté, Besançon Avec les prêts des artistes, du Frac Franche-Comté, du Frac Lorraine, des galeries Salle Principale et Marcelle Alix, Paris Visuel: Camille Bondon, schéma de principe issu de l’édition "Abrégé visuel", 2015, sélectionné par Mickaël Roy

L'événement du Club Amilcar ... vu par Paris Frivole : http://paris-frivole.com/le-cocktail-du-club-amilcar-a-lhotel-melia-champs-elysees/ BRM, DS Automobiles, Bucherer, Leon flam ...Poulage Parfumeur, Albatros Malletier, ELISSANCE Paris ... "Suissemecanica, Authentique Paris & Fingers Style, l’artiste Natacha Toutain, Fullwood et le Sike Bike, Sébastien Geslin, ont dévoilé leur savoir-faire aux invités ébahis par tant d’excellence . Petchorine 1919 présentait également ses collections dans ce cadre idyllique, en partenariat avec Paris Select (le Guide parisien) et L’Honoré Magazine." #Stéphanie Poulage / Romain Riviere / Emmanuelle Thyrault Morvan / @dsautomobiles / Sarah ParisFrivole (à Meliá Paris Champs Élysées)

Sébastien Le Prestre, Marquis de Vauban,

Home Discover  The history Great Characters Sébastien Le Prestre, marquis de Vauban marshal of france 1633 – 1707

Sébastien Le Prestre, Marquis de Vauban, functioned at the support of Louis XIV for over 50 decades, building a name for himself throughout the citadels and strongholds constructed to safeguard the kingdom according to his aims. He had been a tireless person of activity and is also famous for his writings, which have been frequently rebellious.

Vauban was born into a family of lesser nobility in the Morvan area, and was fast to differentiate himself during the excellent sieges that punctuated this century of war that was hierarchical. His successes throughout the Franco-Dutch war won the favour of the King himselfwho afterwards bestowed his hope on him and rewarded him with a unique bonus that enabled him to buy the name of lord Bazoches.

After getting Commissioner General of Fortifications at 1678, Vauban realized that which he had, in his words, informed at the attention of Louis XIV:"to indicate his land". He guaranteed the kingdom's security through the building of citadels and strongholds, and specifically along the most exposed edge in the north-east. His amazing ability to adapt to the regional lay of this land allowed him to develop exceptional masterpieces of military design, together with the stronghold of Neuf-Brisach being among the best examples. A theorist of the art of sieges and subsequently of fortifications depending on the gathering of compounds, Vauban was in the root of their engineers' corps responsible for the Army's infrastructures, which still functions now not far from the Palace of Versailles.

He was interested in everything, and delivered memos back into the King on many different subjects which range from international politics and taxation to the hazards of this revocation of the Edict of Nantes. He had been made Maréchal at 1703 and set about collecting together and finishing his writings, endeavouring specifically to denounce the terrific poverty of some people suffering from war, brutal winters and famine. Despite his criticism, that grew increasingly more persistent, Louis XIV nonetheless declared upon his death in 1707:"I've lost a man of fantastic affection for my individual and the State".

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L'événement du Club Amilcar ... vu par Paris Frivole : http://paris-frivole.com/le-cocktail-du-club-amilcar-a-lhotel-melia-champs-elysees/ BRM, DS Automobiles, Bucherer, Leon flam ...Poulage Parfumeur, Albatros Malletier, ELISSANCE Paris ... "Suissemecanica, Authentique Paris & Fingers Style, l’artiste Natacha Toutain, Fullwood et le Sike Bike, Sébastien Geslin, ont dévoilé leur savoir-faire aux invités ébahis par tant d’excellence . Petchorine 1919 présentait également ses collections dans ce cadre idyllique, en partenariat avec Paris Select (le Guide parisien) et L’Honoré Magazine." #Stéphanie Poulage / Romain Riviere / Emmanuelle Thyrault Morvan / @dsautomobiles / Sarah ParisFrivole (à Meliá Paris Champs Élysées)