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Élie Rous, Ely Rous, ou Elly Rous-Serra est un ancien entraîneur de football  françaisou peut-être anglais, né le  à Cette (aujourd'hui Sète) et mort le  à Tarbes.

Biographie
Ancien attaquant, il fait une carrière d'entraîneur en France, au Racing Club de Paris, avec lequel il remporte la coupe en 1940. Au FC Sète dans les années 1940, avec lequel il perd une nouvelle finale de coupe en 1942, puis au FC Metz. Il y est décrit comme un entraîneur « intellectuel », cultivé, fin psychologue, charismatique et pédagogue. Il y est surnommé le « sorcier » quand son équipe occupe durablement la tête du championnat de France, avant de terminer la saison 1951-1952 à la .

Pendant la guerre, il travaille pour les services spéciaux français comme il l'écrit dans le livre "Les renards de l'ombre - La mission Baden Savoie". Ce statut d'espion peut expliquer des incohérences quant à son origine ou son parcours du fait de différentes couvertures qu'il a pu utiliser.

Il est l'auteur d'autres ouvrages, comme sa thèse "le Pari universitaire" (4 tomes).

Parcours d'entraîneur
1939-1940 :  RC Paris
1940-1943 :  FC Sète
1949-1950 :  FC Sète
1950 :  OGC Nice
1951-1952 :  FC Metz

Palmarès
 Vainqueur de la Coupe de France en 1940 (RC Paris)
 Finaliste de la Coupe de France en 1942 (FC Sète)

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Entraîneur anglais de football
Entraîneur du Racing Club de France (football)
Entraîneur du Football Club de Sète
Entraîneur de l'OGC Nice
Entraîneur du Football Club de Metz
Naissance en septembre 1908
Naissance à Sète
Décès en avril 1987
Décès à Tarbes
Décès à 78 ans


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Culture and music collide at festival
It started as performances at the Desert Song Festival and has evolved into an enduring musical and cultural collaboration.
The Young Adelaide Voices senior ensemble, Aurora, first took part in Central Australia's Desert Song Festival during the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages celebrations.
Supported by our Festivals Australia program, the innovative artistic program was a collaboration with musicians from Central Australia, Darwin, Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Vanuatu and South Africa.
Needless to say, the internationally renowned singers were a hit—not just on stage, but during workshops for community groups and schools in Alice Springs and in the remote Indigenous community of Hermannsburg.
For the performers it was a chance to forge cultural and artistic ties and experience rich languages—Pitjantjatjara from Central Australia, Nakanamanga and Bislama from Vanuatu and Zulu from South Africa.
Aurora Musical Director Christie Anderson said it was a life-changing experience for the choir members.
'It was the first major Aurora tour for many of the young women and it was such a privilege to be part of it,' Christie said. 'The sharing and universal joy of singing have been so powerful.'
Aurora has continued these artistic collaborations with the Central Australian Aboriginal Women's Choir, the Djari Project and the Yolngu Songman Jason Guwanbal Gurruwiwi.
Building relationships like these is a key focus of the Festivals Australia program, which provides people living in regional or remote Australia with the opportunity to participate in and attend an arts experience at a festival, or a one-off community celebration.
There is an additional $2.4 million available for projects planned for next year through the Festivals Australia program as part of the Regional Arts Tourism package.
For more information see the Festivals Australia webpage.
Story image: 'Aurora' performing a satire piece on mobile phones, courtesy of the Desert Song Festival.

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As I look outside my window on a grey and snowy day, I feel like I could use a little sunny HDRi sky to drop into the background. So today we're going to do a rundown of some of the top HDRi skies from over at our sister site 3dOcean. Let's do this!
HDRi skydome panorama in .exr and .hdr format for use as a spherical environment in 3d scenes. 1725 refers to the time of day it was taken.
Full spherical HDRI sky panorama (360° & 180°) of a rainy sky after a heavy thunderstorm (12:32). A real captured sky (not a computer generated one) with all its richness and detail. Texture has a high resolution of 10000×5000 pixel and can be used as skydome for image based lighting (GI).
Full spherical HDRI panorama (360° & 180°) of a cloudy summer sky in the afternoon (14:42). This is a real captured sky (not a computergenerated one) with all its vividness and detail.
Comes with 14 straight shots of the sky taken at the same time as the HDRi and with the same color temperature so it matches your render.
Hdri view, for 3d scenes, as the environment.
This skydome was virtually rendered to have a very high dynamic range for great looking realistic shadows from the sun!


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Q: Apache - Add Cache-Control header if not already added In Apache, how can I set a Response Header only if it is not already set by the CGI application?
I need a way to automatically add the Cache-Control header to static content on my website, but I want the CGI application to be able to specify its own Cache-Control header too.
SetEnvIf will not work for this purpose because it only matches Request Headers.
Is there some way to conditionally / optionally set a header if it is not already set?

A: 1) Configure Apache to append the value of empty string ("") to the Cache-Control header to ensure the header is always included in the response.
2) Configure Apache to set the Cache-Control header only if it's still set to empty string.
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  Header edit Cache-Control "^[, ]*$" "max-age=1800, public"
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Costs associated with create posters are not reimbursable expenses.
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A selection of 10 books designed by Amsterdam-based book designer Irma Boom that have appeared on the book lists of our contributors, featured publishers, and booksellers. Boom's work also includes special editions such as her recently produced all-white, ink-less book for the perfume Chanel No. 5.
From the Publisher. An extensive and timely survey of innovative contemporary design in the Netherlands: always verging on the experimental and recognized universally as a melting-pot of cutting-edge twenty-first century creativity. This overview features work by Rem Koolhaas, MVRDV, Ben van Berkel & Caroline Bos, Marcel Wanders, Petra Blaisse, and Jop van Bennekom, among others. 1,000 images offer a visual sourcebook of Dutch design in all forms including architecture, urban planning, industrial design and graphic design.
From the Publisher. Mid-20th-century California offered fertile ground for design innovations. The state's reputation as a land of unlimited opportunity, its many institutions of higher learning, and its perpetually booming population created conditions that allowed designers and craftspeople to flourish. They found an eager market among educated and newly affluent Californians, and their products shaped the material culture of the entire nation. This book, a companion to the popular 2011 MIT Press/LACMA publication California Design, 1930-1965: "Living in a Modern Way," reveals the complex web of influences, collaborations, institutional affiliations, and social networks that fueled the California design economy. This book offers more than 140 illustrated biographical profiles of the most significant mid-century California designers, including such famous names as Saul Bass and Charles and Ray Eames as well as many lesser known but influential practitioners. These designers, craftspeople, and manufacturers worked in the full range of design media, creating furniture, fashion, textiles, jewelry, ceramics, and graphic and industrial design. Each entry includes a succinct biography, a portrait of the designer or image of an important design, cross-references to other entries, and a list of sources for further research. Significant examples of California design and craft objects are featured in more than 180 illustrations and rare photographs. Created by internationally renowned graphic designer Irma Boom, the book is a beautifully crafted object in its own right. It will become an indispensable resource for all those interested in modern design.
From the Publisher. The only up-to-date monograph on the work of Dutch product designer Hella Jongerius. Written by three experts on product design; Louise Shouwenberg, Paola Antonelli and Alice Rawsthorn. Includes over 300 photographs of Hella Jongerius' work, each selected by the designer. A specially commissioned Collector's Edition volume with a unique Jongerius vase is also available.
From the Publisher. Design is one of the most powerful forces in our lives. When deployed wisely, it can bring us pleasure, choice, strength, decency and more. But if its power is abused, the outcome can be wasteful, confusing, humiliating, even dangerous. This title explores design's influence on our lives. None of us can avoid being affected by design, whether or not we wish to. It is so ubiquitous that it determines how we feel and what we do, often without our noticing.
Hello World explores design's influence on our lives. Written by the renowned design critic Alice Rawsthorn and designed by the award-winning book designer Irma Boom, it describes how warlords, scientists, farmers, hackers, activists, and designers have used design to different ends throughout history: from the macabre symbol invented by 18th-century pirates to terrorize their victims into surrender, to one woman's quest for the best possible prosthetic legs and the evolution of the World Cup ball.
At a time when we face colossal changes, unprecedented in their speed, scale, and intensity—from the deepening environmental crisis, to giant leaps in science and technology—Hello World explains how design can help us to make sense of them and to turn them to our advantage.
#1 Design Best Seller at Van Alen Books, New York (January 2014).
From the Publisher. In 1940, Hans Knoll founded a company in New York that soon earned a reputation for its progressive line of furniture. Florence Schust joined the firm and helped establish its interior design division, the Knoll Planning Unit. In 1947, the year after their marriage, Hans and Florence Knoll added a third division, Knoll Textiles, which brought textile production in line with a modern sensibility that used color and texture as primary design elements. In the early years, the company hired leading proponents of modern design as well as young, untried designers to create textile patterns. The division thrived in the late 1940s through 1960s and, in the following decade, adopted a more international outlook as design direction shifted to Europe. In the late 1970s and 1980s, Knoll tapped fashion designers and architects to bolster its brand. The pioneering use of new materials and a commitment to innovative design have remained Knoll's hallmarks to the present day.
From the Publisher. Between 2005 and 2011, architect Rem Koolhaas and curator Hans Ulrich Obrist interviewed the surviving members of Metabolism—the first non-western avant-garde, launched in Tokyo in 1960, in the midst of Japan's postwar miracle. Project Japan features hundreds of never-before-seen images—master plans from Manchuria to Tokyo, intimate snapshots of the Metabolists at work and play, architectural models, magazine excerpts, and astonishing sci-fi urban visions—telling the 20th century history of Japan through its architecture, from the tabula rasa of a colonized Manchuria in the 1930s to a devastated Japan after the war, the establishment of Metabolism at the 1960 World Design Conference in Tokyo, to the rise of Kisho Kurokawa as the first celebrity architect, to the apotheosis of Metabolism at Expo '70 in Osaka and its expansion into the Middle East and Africa in the 1970s. The result is a vivid documentary of the last moment when architecture was a public rather than a private affair.
This intriguing book examines the small woven and wrought works artist Sheila Hicks has produced for the past fifty years. With their distinctive colors, thoughtful compositions, and narrative, these miniature creations reveal the emergence and continuity of the artist's approach to her work. Internationally recognized for her mastery of a textile vocabulary of extremely different scales—sculpture, tapestry, site specific commissions for public spaces, environments of recuperated clothing and uniforms, and more—Hicks has thoughtfully crafted miniatures throughout her nomadic career. The palm-sized works present a record of her remarkable and personal journeys.
Focusing on some one hundred miniatures from public and private collections, the book demonstrates the breadth of Hicks's concerns: her persistent inquiry into the mysteries of color, her playful yet reverential subversions of weaving traditions, her surprising range of materials, and her exploration of new technology. From initial experiments based on pre-Columbian weaving structures to a 2005 sculptural project using ninety colors of synthetic filaments, these small works offer a unique opportunity to access and examine the artist's conceptual and technical forays. The volume includes informative essays by Arthur C. Danto, Joan Simon, and Nina Stritzler-Levine as well as illustrations of the artist's working tools, related drawings, photographs, and chronology.


HistoSonics closed a $54 million Series C round for its robotically-assisted platform it says uses sound energy to liquefy and destroy cancerous tumors without affecting surrounding tissue. Branded as Robotically Assisted Sonic Therapy (RAST), the histotripsy technology combines robotics, imaging and sensor technology to exploit microscopic air bubbles that naturally exist in tissue.
Ann Arbor, Michigan based HistoSonics said it will use the proceeds to complete "key regulatory and commercial milestones" and expand its development efforts.
RAST will offer transformative change for both patients and physicians and will help overcome many of the major limitations and side effects of today's cancer therapies. It has also shown great promise to work synergistically with other therapies and platforms, such as drug and immunotherapy, a big focus of their preclinical work, as well as with other surgical robotic platforms.


Dad, Uncle Brian, Lachy and myself all went for a quick trip to the Bohle today. We all went in Dads boat, with the main idea being to give Lachlan a bit of a fish. Overall we were quite unimpressed with the Bohle. We got a few small fish around the rockbars at the front, and I managed one Bream in the 30's. Then we went up stream a little, and again could only find small fish. Maybe its the fresh running through the system at the moment, but it didn't fish anywhere near as good as some of the other creeks we have been in lately. We did see a small Croc too, Lachlans fist in the wild.


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Ayurveda is one of the easy and permanent ways to treat skin problems. One of the most irritating skin problems is pimple. You can say that girls fined pimples as their worst enemies. Ayurveda has simple, effective and basic remedies for treating pimples. It uses only natural ingredients, which do not cause any damage to your skin. However, if your skin is sensitive to any of the ingredients used, you must avoid those remedies and choose remedies using other ingredients. With the right kind of ingredients and regular use, you will get excellent results.
Tulsi paste is very effective for getting rid of pimples if you use it regularly. If you do not have fresh basil leaves at home, then you can get a bottle of dried basil leaves from your nearest mall and steep some leaves in a little of water. Make a paste of it and apply on your face. Leave it for about 10 minutes and then wash off with water. Applying this paste 4 to 5 times a week can give you the desired results.
Take some cloves and ground it to get a powder. Clove contains clove oil, which can give a burning sensation when applied on aggravated pimples. First you have to mix it with a little amount of water or milk and test it on a patch to see whether your skin is sensitive to it. If there is no problem, then you can apply it on your face.
Dry roast cinnamon or dalchini and grind it well to get a fine powder. Now mix it with honey to get a paste. Apply this on the pimples and wait for 15 to 20 minutes. Now wash off with water. Repeat this treatment 5 to 6 times a week and you will get positive results.
A mixture of lemon juice and honey will help you get rid of pimples easily. Take 1 tablespoon of honey and mix it well with 1 tablespoon of lemon juice that is taken fresh by squeezing a lemon. Apply this on the pimples and also on the spots that are left behind after the pimples goes off. Do not apply it on aggravated pimples as it can cause a burning sensation. Leave it for about 10 minutes and then wash off with water. Repeat it 5 to 6 times a week and soon you will start getting positives results.
Neem leaves have been used from ages for the treatment of pimples. It has antiseptic and antibacterial properties and help in getting rid of pimples and preventing various skin diseases. Make a paste with neem leaves and apply it on the pimples. If you do not have fresh neem leaves, you can opt for dried neem leaves that you get from the market. Then you have to steep the leaves in water for a few minutes, make it into a paste and apply on your skin.
Mint has astringent and cooling properties and therefore is great for the skin. Soak some mint leaves in water and then grind it to get a paste. Apply this freshly made mint paste on your face. It reduces the stubbornness of the pimples and also reduces their size. With regular use, you can get rid of the pimples as well as the pimple marks.
Nutmeg or jaiphal is a spice and this is very useful for getting rid of pimples. Make a fine powder by grinding nutmeg and mix it with water or milk to get a paste. Apply it on the pimples and wait for 10 minutes maximum. Now you can wash off with water.
You can use potato juice or grated potato, as well as slices of potato to treat pimples. Apply the juice of potato on your face and wait for about 10 minutes or a little more. Wash off with water. It helps you get rid of pimples and also mildly bleaches your skin, giving it a natural glow.
The sticky white milk that comes out from the skin of raw papaya is very beneficial for treating pimples and acne. Apply it all over your face and wait for a few minutes. Then you can wash off with water. Using this regularly helps you get rid of pimples.
Soak sesame seeds in water overnight and then make a paste of it to apply on your face. You also get sesame powder in the market, which makes it easier for you to make the sesame paste. Apply it on your pimples and then wait for about 10 minutes. Wash off with water. With regular use, you will see the difference it makes.
Always keep your face clean so that no dirt or oil remains on your face.
Do not touch or scratch pimples. This can cause infection to spread and results in more pimples.
Use only clean towels to wipe your face as dirty towels can aggravate pimples.
Make sure that your pillow cover is clean. Wash it at regular intervals.
Try to use non-comedogenic makeup and skin care products without any fragrance.
Cleanse you face regularly. It is also important to moisturize, hydrate and scrub your face at regular intervals.
Now that you have seen how to get rid of pimples in a natural way, try following some of the tips given above and have a healthy and glowing skin that is free from pimples.


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Book and Lecture Series -- Buildings and Almost Buildings, by Eric Bunge and Mimi Hoang.
nARCHITECTS #10 in the Design category in the 2018 Architect 50's tenth annual rankings.
Eric Bunge interviewed by AIA New York as part of a series celebrating the new AIA Fellows.
Eric Bunge & Mimi Hoang have been awarded a grant by the Graham Foundation to fund upcoming book!
Don't miss Eric Bunge at New York Build 2018 on March 20th at the Javits Center.
We are pleased to announce that Eric Bunge Has Been Elevated to the AIA College of Fellows!
Check out the construction of Wave Wall at Chicago's Navy Pier as it nears completion.
NYC DOT Harper Street Yard Structures receives an AIANY Merit Award!
Mimi Hoang and Eric Bunge have been named in the HIVE 50 Innovators Transforming Housing.
Mimi Hoang and the team behind Carmel Place discuss innovation in new housing typologies, Dec. 7th.
nARCHITECTS is the AIANYS 2017 Firm of the Year!
nARCHITECTS ranks 12th in Design in the 2017 annual ARCHITECT Magazine rankings.
Eric Bunge sat down with Citylab to discuss nARCHITECTS' recent housing and public space projects.
nARCHITECTS' A/D/O awarded the 2017 MASterworks Best Adaptive Reuse Award by MAS NYC.
New York Post article on modular construction featuring Carmel Place.
Carmel Place featured in the inaugural Building Tall exhibition at the new Chicago Architecture Center.
Feature on AIA New York on Eric Bunge, FAIA following his elevation to the prestigious AIA College of Fellows.
Eric Bunge and Mimi Hoang awarded a grant by the Graham Foundation for upcoming book, Buildings and Almost Buildings!
Eric Bunge speaks at New York Build 2018 as part of a panel discussion on Reaching Government Targets for Affordable Housing. Following the panel he presented on Micro / Macro: Carmel Place and Other Stories.
Eric Bunge has been elevated to the prestigious College of Fellows for achieving a standard of excellence in the profession.
Our NYC DOT Harper Street Yard Structures receives an AIANY Merit Award!
Mimi Hoang and the development team behind Carmel Place discuss housing innovations at the National Building Museum's Making Room: Housing for a Changing America series.
Mimi Hoang and Eric Bunge have been named as part of the HIVE 50 Innovators Transforming Housing, a list of industry leaders pushing forward housing innovation, vision and economics.
nARCHITECTS is the AIANYS 2017 Firm of the Year.
nARCHITECTS has been listed in the top 10 firms in design in the US by Architect Magazine for the past three consecutive years. In 2012, World Architecture News named nARCHITECTS "part of a select group crowned to lead the next generation of designers in the 21st century." National and international recognition includes an American Academy of Arts and Letters in Architecture Award, an AIA National Institute Honor Award, AIA NY Design Honor and Merit Awards, a New York City Public Design Commission Award, The Architectural League of New York's Emerging Voices, the Canadian Professional Rome Prize, Architectural Record's Design Vanguard and two New York Foundation for the Arts grants.
Economy: Our primary goal is that our designs should achieve a maximum effect with a minimum of conceptual and material means. Throughout the design process, we ask ourselves: what is the most clear and essential architectural expression of a project's goals? We leverage this apparent simplicity towards a richness of experience.
Resilience: nARCHITECTS approaches sustainability by designing for environmental and social resilience. Our commitment to sustainability starts by considering positive relationships between buildings and their sites, the impact of fundamental design issues such as building organization on energy consumption, and value relative to investment. When addressing ecological and social questions, nARCHITECTS identifies design opportunities that contribute to the broader goals of the project.
Technology: Whether during the design, documentation or construction process, nARCHITECTS balances innovation and new technologies with tried and tested techniques. The incorporation of Building Information Modeling (BIM) within a spectrum of digital and physical design tools allows us to integrate engineering and specialty systems. Materials are carefully considered for beauty and performance, while new construction techniques are embraced when these further a project's goals.
Interaction: We design for multiple publics. Within clear yet open ended frameworks, nARCHITECTS' designs provide freedom in how our architecture is inhabited. Rather than dictate their use, we aim to create buildings and public spaces that enable social interaction. Beyond providing clients and future users with flexibility, we aspire to build projects that evolve along with the everyday lives and extraordinary events of their multiple publics.
We are seeking a senior level architect with 6-10 years of work experience that will be the right, long term fit for our intense, creative and dynamic office environment. This position is for an immediate start.
nARCHITECTS is not reviewing applications for internships (Summer of 2019) or Junior Designer/Entry Level positions at this time.