Here's a gallery of recent murals, wheatpastes, installations, stickers, etc, created in our great city in the past few weeks. Keep in mind that everything done in the context of the Under Pressure Festival is presented in its own separate post. If you want to see new works as soon as I photograph them, you can follow me on Instagram.
Voici une galerie-photo présentant les nouvelles murales, collages, installations, autocollants, etc, créés au cours des dernières semaines. Les nouvelles oeuvres produites dans le contexte du Festival Under Pressure font l'objet d'un article à part. Pour voir les nouvelles oeuvres aussitôt photographiées, vous êtes invités à me suivre sur Instagram.
Seth on Papineau for Mu.
Omen for the VHS – Van Horne Station event.
Kevin Ledo for the VHS – Van Horne Station event.
Zoltan V for the VHS – Van Horne Station event.
Mateo for Tandem Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie, on Papineau. You can see a video of the making of this mural on Vimeo.
This is the 2015 edition of this K6A wall in Hochelaga featuring Axe and Monk.e.
Ether aka Benny Wilding in Petite-Patrie.
Melsa Montagne mural in St-Henri.
Mono Sourcil for the Osheaga festival (photo is of work-in-progress but nearly finished).
Danae Brissonnet (right) with help from Ozmos for the abstract portion on the door on the left.
Waxhead in Lachine; photo © Mocha Productions.
Astro on container in a Plateau park. This is not the same container as seen here, it's in a different park.
Sophie Wilkins, Mael and Anik Favreau mural for Tandem Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie.
Monk.e and Marian Clem (left) and Rouks (right) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.
Mr Chose letters and figurative work at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.
Mr Chose in Mile End.
Oram79 at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.
Le Renard Fou at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. See wheatpastes section below for more by Le Renard Fou.
Presumably Karl Marks in Rosemont.
Gwan. at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.
Another one by Gwan. at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.
Yolacocacola in the graffiti alley behind St-Laurent.
Ogen (left) and Max (right) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.
Miow (left) and Bonie (right) at the PSC legal graffiti wall.
Mono Sourcil in an abandoned lot in Eastern Montreal.
Presumably Begor, under an expressway.
Pnda in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark. See paste-up section below for more by Pnda.
Stencil by Dookie3 found in Plateau End.
Bicycle-eating car stencil by an unidentified artist, other variations have been spotted.
Swarm on a Petite-Patrie bike trail.
Gold-painted rock, one of at least a dozen, for the VHS – Van Horne Station event.
Kat poster in Plateau End.
Kat poster in Mile End.
Kat poster in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.
G.Knight poster in Mile End.
Futur Lasor Now wheatpaste in the Plateau.
Paste-ups by Futur Lasor Now (top 2) and Adida Fallen Angel (bottom) in the Plateau.
Le Renard Fou underneath the Van Horne expressway. See below for close-ups.
Close-ups of the 3 wheatpastes by Le Renard Fou from the previous photo.
Borrris for the VHS – Van Horne Station event.
Another two by Borrris for the VHS – Van Horne Station event.
Swarm has been posting a bunch of new variations on previously seen designs.
Collaboration paste-up between Stela and Ambivalently Yours.
A new paste-up by Mono Sourcil.
Another new paste-up by Mono Sourcil.
Solal Comics in the Plateau.
Poster by unidentified artist in Mile End.
Futur Lasor Now vinyl paste-up.
A new sticker by Waxhead.
Another new sticker by Waxhead.
One of a few new stickers mocking movie posters, by G.Knight.
ROC514 is back in town!
ROC514 in a collab with EightyADay.
Stela representing the Witch Gang.
Mono Sourcil (left) and an unidentified artist (right).
Same unidentified artist as above right.
Same unidentified artist as above.
HoarKor aka HRKR installation for the VHS – Van Horne Station event.
After her recent round of wheatpasting, Miss Me gave us a bit of ad-jacking.
More ad-jacking by Miss Me.
Painted wooden arrow, presumably by Danae Brissonnet.
Jiso drawing in Parc Jeanne-Mance.
This post covers the 2014 edition of Mural Festival. For other editions, click on the latter link. You may want to check out this walking tour which I have put together: starting from 'mural central' behind the LNDMRK offices, up St-Dominique and the eastern side of St-Laurent then down Clark and the western side of St-Laurent. See also: Google's Street Art Project feature on the Mural Festival.
Cet article présente les oeuvres produites dans le cadre de l'édition 2014 du Festival Mural. Pour les autres éditions, cliquez sur ce dernier lien. Vous pourriez être intéressé par ce tour pédestre que j'ai créé: débutant à la 'place des murales' derrière les bureaux de LNDMRK, ensuite vers le nord le long de St-Dominique et le côté est de St-Laurent, puis vers le sud le long de Clark et le côté ouest de St-Laurent. A voir aussi: expo sur le Festival Mural par le Google Street Art Project.
The sponsored mural for 2014 was done by Kashink from France. It replaced the En Masse one from the 2013 edition.
Alexis Diaz from Puerto Rico.
Wheatpaste mural by Miss Me.
Vilx from France but residing in Montreal at the time.
Alex Produkt. This unfortunately did not last long before it was erased by the owner of the wall.
Betz from the Etam Cru (Poland).
Scaner and Axe (side view).
Scaner and Axe (back view).
RR & DB. This photo was taken only a few weeks after the piece was created and unfortunately the wheatpastes were coming off the wall.
2501 from Italy. Unfortunately this wall is only properly visible from a seldom used segment of St-Dominique. The bottom of it was also quickly covered in graffiti (more than what is seen in this photo, which was taken only a few days after the piece was finished).
For the 2013 edition of the festival, Montreal artist Mathieu Connery painted three pieces in his own abstract and somewhat geometrical style on the sidewalks of St-Laurent. For the 2014 edition, the fading 2013 creations were painted over with new pieces, and seven new ones were added along the St-Laurent axis. Photos in the gallery below that were taken from an elevated position are © Vandalog. The ones taken at ground level are mine.
Dans le cadre de l'édition 2013 du festival, l'artiste montréalais Mathieu Connery a peint sur les trottoirs de la rue St-Laurent trois différentes pièces dans son style abstrait et géométrique. Pour l'édition 2014 du festival, ces dernières ayant été défraichies par l'hiver et la pluie, de nouvelles créations ont été peintes par dessus et sept nouvelles pièces ont été ajoutées le long de l'axe St-Laurent. Les photos aériennes dans la galerie ci-dessous sont © Vandalog. Celles prises au niveau du sol sont miennes.
On the corner of Prince-Arthur.
On the corner of Napoleon.
On the corner of Bagg.
On the corner of Duluth.
Between Rachel and Marie-Anne. We can still see the faded remnants of the 2013 piece.
On the corner of Marie-Anne.
On the corner of Mont-Royal.
For the 2014 edition of the Mural Festival, France's Le Diamantaire put up some of his creations – diamonds cut out of recycled mirror pieces – all over the St-Laurent axis and beyond. Two of these are shown here.
Works are presented in alphabetical order of artist name.
Les oeuvres sont présentées en ordre alphabétique de nom d'artiste.
Jason Botkin and Jeremy Shantz in Old Montreal. Botkin has also made it into the top 25 small painted pieces of 2014.
Caron piece done during the 2014 edition of Mural Festival. Scroll down to Labrona for more work by Caron.
Cyrcle's contribution to the 2014 edition of Mural Festival.
Alexis Diaz's contribution to the 2014 edition of Mural Festival.
Betz from the Etam Cru's contribution to the 2014 edition of Mural Festival.
Five Eight in the Plateau. Five Eight has also made it into the top 10 graffiti of 2014.
Fonki for Ashop in Petite-Patrie.
Futur Lasor Now for Decolonizing Street Art. Scroll down to Turtle Caps below for more by Futur Lasor Now. Futur Lasor Now has also made it into the top 25 small painted pieces of 2014, top 25 pasted pieces of 2014 and the top 10 stickers of 2014.
HoarKor aka HRKR for the 2014 edition of the Under Pressure Festival. This duo has also made it into the top 25 small painted pieces of 2014.
Hsix on Pie-IX. This was certainly the most controversial mural of the year. The photo below shows the mural not quite completed, as it was painted over by the police within hours of completion.
INTI's contribution to the 2014 edition of Mural Festival.
Kashink's contribution to the 2014 edition of Mural Festival. Scroll down to Labrona for more by Kashink. She has also made it into the top 25 pasted pieces of 2014.
Kyoti / Chris Bose for Decolonizing Street Art. View footage from the making of this mural and an interview with the artist here.
Labrona, Caron and Kashink in Little Burgundy. Scroll up for some solo work by Kashink as well as Caron. Labrona has also made it into the top 25 small painted pieces of 2014.
Lapin, Maddog and Namer for the 2014 edition of the Under Pressure Festival.
Kevin Ledo's contribution to the 2014 edition of Mural Festival. Scroll down to Zoltan V for more by Kevin Ledo. He has also made it into the top 25 small painted pieces of 2014.
Collaboration mural between Omen and Jess in a Plateau alley.
Omen mural in a Mile End alley.
Alex Produkt's piece done during the 2014 edition of Mural Festival. Produkt has also made it into the top 25 small painted pieces of 2014.
Jessica Sabogal for Decolonizing Street Art.
Seth's contribution to the 2014 edition of Mural Festival.
Rafael Sottolichio in the Plateau.
Turtle Caps and Futur Lasor Now on side wall of a Plateau café. Scroll up for more work by Futur Lasor Now in solo. Both artists have also made it into the top 25 pasted pieces of 2014 and the top 10 stickers of 2014.
Vilx mural in a Hochelaga alley.
Zoltan V and Kevin Ledo in the alley between St-Denis and Drolet. Scroll up for more work by Kevin Ledo in solo.


Of Sheep and Men offers a sombre slice-of-life story, shining a light on the lives of sheep in Algeria, and the men who own them. (The documentary fully delivers on the expectations of its title, with sheep occupying almost every single frame.) The men in question are 16-year-old bus conductor Habib, who hopes to train his ram El Bouq to fight, and 42-year-old Sami who capitalises on the slaughter of sheep for Eid. Both are testosterone-filled environments, equal in violence and brutality, to the possible discomfort of the viewer. The film keeps most of its focus on the ram fighting, only for it to switch the subject to slaughter when Habib's ram is not very successful in fighting. It's a subtle but ominious move, twisting the knife in the wound and cementing El Bouq's fate in place.
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Dean died in a very 1955 automotive crash at the age of twenty-four. From the Hollywood Reporter.
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China will not issue permits to foreigners wishing to visit Tibet, following a number of acts of self-immolation. This will lead to a significant loss of income for Tibet, since tourism generates more than one fifth of its GDP.
In a matter of days, the number of expected foreign visitors to Tibet has gone from millions to zero.
Chinese authorities alerted foreign travel agencies Tuesday [5 June 2012] that they would no longer be issuing entry permits to Tibet, the latest in a series of regulations being put on travelers to Tibet. The announcement follows the self-immolation of two Tibetans last week.
Tibet is no stranger to Chinese interference in its tourism industry. Tibet's failed rebellion in March 1959 and the event's annual memorial on National Uprising Day has chronically put the region at odds with the People's Republic of China. In 2008, protests after National Uprising Day turned into riots that were met with violence by PRC forces. The Chinese government temporarily closed Tibet to foreign visitors. That is a now-annual practice in March, and during other national events significant to the Chinese government.
Now, many are saying that the latest in a string of Tibetan self-immolations led to the country's shutdown to outsiders. According to Free Tibet, a campaign promoting Tibetan independence from China, there have been more than 30 self-immolations since March 2011. Most recently, on May 27, 2012 two Tibetans were the first to set themselves on fire in Lhasa, Tibet's tightly-controlled administrative capital. The shutdown also coincides with the Saga Dawa festival, which celebrates the Buddha's birth and draws many Buddhists to Tibet. This year, the festival began on June 4, which is also the anniversary of the Chinese government crackdown on the Tiananmen Square protests.
While many tourism agencies have learned to adapt and predict the trends on tourism bans, this closure comes as something of a shock. According to Nellie Connelly, marketing director of WildChina, a prominent travel company that regularly coordinates trips to Tibet, Chinese authorities informed the company in mid-May that travelers would only be allowed to visit Tibet in groups of five people of the same nationality. Last week, the government stopped issuing entry permits to Tibet altogether. Connelly is in the process of rerouting customers whose Tibetan vacations are affected by the new ban. Only those Chinese nationals are allowed to enter the region.
"Tibet is a bucket-list destination for many people," she says.
Last year, WildChina sent approximately 100 travelers to Tibet. This week, the company had to turn down approximately 10 inquiries about travel to Tibet. Four other WildChina trips are being re-routed, and five more are on indefinite hold.
The loss of income for Tibetan communities is significant. Tibet received 21.25 million domestic and foreign tourists in between 2006 and 2010, generating $3.58 billion in income for the country. Tourism is a staple of the region's economy. Tibet set a goal to increase tourism revenue between 2011 and 2015 to more than 20 percent of its gross domestic product.
The Chinese government's recent actions will make reaching 2012 targets difficult.


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This entry was posted in Family, Meal on 2014年3月29日 by izusakuraya.
It was sunny and very warm today, so I went to Minami Izu town with my son to ride a bicycle and play on the beach.
Click here to see the other photos on my Facebook.
This entry was posted in beach, Family, Flower, nature on 2014年3月28日 by izusakuraya.
We had a little south wind, but it was very warm here in Shirahama today.
So my son and I went to the beach this afternoon.
It was a first time for us to get into the sea water, but it wasn't cold.
This entry was posted in beach, Family, nature on 2014年3月24日 by izusakuraya.
2014/03/23 Thank you for staying.
They came from Tokyo and stayed for 2 nights.
During their stay in Shimoda they walked around in Shimoda and went to the top of Mt. Nesugata, and came back by walking from the montain.
This entry was posted in Customers on 2014年3月23日 by izusakuraya.
We had strong west wind, but it was sunny and warmer than yesterday.
The weather forecast says it will be sunny again tomorrow and will be warmer than today.
A good season to play on the beach has come!!
This entry was posted in beach on 2014年3月21日 by izusakuraya.
When I saw the sea through the window of Pension Sakuraya, there were red clouds in the sky.
So I went to the beach with my camera and took some pictures.
There was a mostly full moon over the clouds.
This entry was posted in beach, nature on 2014年3月15日 by izusakuraya.
This entry was posted in Meal, tradition on 2014年3月12日 by izusakuraya.
2014/03/11 Sakura Festival in Minami Izu town was over!
I went to Minami Izu town yesterday, on the last day of Sakura festival.
It takes about 25 nimutes by car from Shirahama.
Almost of every Sakura trees were fully blooming, and some of them had already had green leaves.
The festival was finished yesterday, but we will be able to see blooming for more 1 week there.
This entry was posted in Flower, nature on 2014年3月11日 by izusakuraya.
It was sunny all day today, but we had cold west wind here in Shimoda.
When we have strong west wind, some ships come to this beach to protect themselves from the wind.
This entry was posted in beach on 2014年3月8日 by izusakuraya.
We had a little rain this morning, but it was almost sunny after that.
When we have west wind and big waves under the sun shine we can see the rainbows on the sea water.
This entry was posted in beach, nature on 2014年3月7日 by izusakuraya.


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Death of George Floyd – country-wide protests in the USATrotz curfew, the demonstrations in Minneapolis go on. Also in other U.S. cities, it comes to violence.red/sda/reutersNach the death of George Floyd, the protests and riots over access to the country as a whole.Video: Tamedia
After the death of the African-American George Floyd in a brutal police operation in Minneapolis the protests in the US city have to take, in spite of a curfew attached. Reporter of the transmitter CNN reported on the night to Saturday, neither the soldiers of the national guard or cops to be seen. In the protests of Black involved therefore as well as White.
television pictures showed protesters in the city on a fast road marched. They carried signs with inscriptions such as "Am I next?" and "no justice, no peace". CNN showed pictures of peaceful protests in Minneapolis, but also from fire to plugged-in cars.
Floyd came on Monday during a police operation in Minneapolis killed. One of the four participating in the deployment of the policemen was accused on Friday of the murder. It is the white police officer who had pressed his knee minutes long on the neck of Floyd's. Floyd had repeatedly begged for help before he lost consciousness, like a Video had recorded. The 46-year-old Black was declared upon his arrival in the hospital for dead.
protests degenerated in the night from Friday to Saturday in part in the form of violence, as it is here in the city of Charlotte, North Carolina.Photo: Peter Zay/Anadolu Agency/
in other American cities, it was the fourth night in a row protests, which degenerated occasionally into violence. In Atlanta, demonstrators attacked the headquarters of the channel to CNN. The channel showed Live pictures from the own Headquarters, which was, as protesters from outside objects at police at the entrance of the station threw. Also from New York, Los Angeles, Dallas, Louisville, and other places protests have been reported. In front of the White house in Washington, protesters gathered as well. Some of them were met with barricades around.
a state of emergency, 500 soldiers
The Governor of Minnesota, Tim Walz, announced on Friday a curfew for Minneapolis and the neighboring city of St. Paul, which occurred at 20 o'clock. As a result of Floyd's death, it had come in the last few nights of serious riots in Minneapolis. Walz had mobilized on Thursday in the national guard and declared a state of emergency for the city and surrounding areas to call out. The national guard announced that more than 500 soldiers had been deployed in the Region.
The four on the use of the police officers involved were dismissed. They were initially been charged or arrested yet. The investigations against the three other police officers to take. Governor Walz had called for protesters on Friday to urge the renunciation of violence. Issues such as systematic racism need to be addressed, this could not but happen, as long as there is "complete anarchy on the streets," said Walz.
Also in Washington DC demonstrated to several Hundred people. The police arrested one of the protesters.Photo :Yasin Ozturk/Anadolu Agency/
as a result of Floyd's death, it was in the past the nights of heavy rioting in Minneapolis in the U.S. state of Minnesota came. Shops went up in flames, looting it came from. Protesters stormed also a police station and set fire to the place. The police used tear gas against demonstrators.
knee on the back of the neck
In the Friday published a warrant for the Ex-pressed police officers it was said, he had pressed his knee a total of eight minutes, and 46 seconds on the back of the neck Floyd's. In the last two minutes and 53 seconds Floyd have not shown any sign of life. Police officers need to know on the Basis of their training, that this kind of detention of a Suspect is inherently dangerous.
In the warrant, it was said that the coroner go according to preliminary findings, that Floyd had not suffocated. The 46-Year-old had suffered from other health problems, which would, together with the determination and the possible intoxicants in his blood, presumably to his death. The Ex-police officers are accused of murder and manslaughter. He faces up to 35 years in prison according to the laws in Minnesota as a whole.
On Friday, an arrest warrant against the police officers was enacted, the Floyd pressed for eight minutes, the knee on the back of the neck. The rally in Washington, DC.Photo: Yasin Ozturk/Anadolu Agency/
In addition, U.S. attorney General William Barr announced that Federal agencies like the FBI would be parallel to the investigations by the authorities in Minnesota are investigating whether the concerned police officers, citizens would be right to violate laws. He was confident that the justice in the case, Floyd will be satisfied.
"one Of our darkest Chapter"
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz pledged on Friday that the judiciary will investigate the actions of the Parties quickly. The Governor informed the horror of the incident. "The Chapter was written this week, is one of our darkest chapters," he said. Walz, the protesters urged the renunciation of violence. Issues such as systematic racism need to be addressed, this could not but happen, as long as there is "complete anarchy on the streets," he said.
U.S. President Donald Trump showed up on Friday confident that the national guard will prevent further riots in Minneapolis. Trump said in the White house, he had spoken with members of Floyd's. "Great People." Trump asked at the same time an immediate end to the violence. You can't allow that, the situation slipped further into "anarchy and Chaos", said the President. He spoke of a "terrible, terrible Situation".
Trump offered to the Governor of the state of Minnesota, the military counter-demonstrators to use. Members of the national guard in front of a burned building in Minneapolis.Photo: Stephen Mature/
Trump had previously caused a controversy when he announced on Twitter: "Have just spoken with Governor Tim Walz, and told him that the military is on his side. If there are difficulties, we will take control, but if the looting begin, starts Shooting." Twitter sided with the Tweet with a warning, because of the contribution against the prohibition of glorification of violence of the movement of the service.
With its set of possible shots fired at looters quoted Trump a set from the year 1967, with the the former police chief of Miami, a hard-line approach against the black population was announced. Trump was balanced by his statement on Friday, in a further Tweet. He informed that he had only meant that looting could lead to gun violence, what was a fact. Later, he said he didn't know the origin of the quote from Miami at all.
American Stars protest in social media
Also, numerous Celebrities react to Floyd's death. Oscar-winner Jamie Foxx ("Ray") took part on Friday in a rally to Protest against police violence. He came not as a celebrity, but as a brother in Minneapolis, said the actor in front of a predominantly black crowd. "We want to let you know, you have support."
singer John Legend, linked on Twitter the words of the black civil rights activist Martin Luther King that have to avoid with social justice and progress uprisings were. "Hamilton"-Star Lin-Manuel Miranda called on to donate to the organizations, the arrested demonstrators with money and lawyers can help.
people gather on Friday in Minneapolis, a well-known basketball player embraces a woman.Photo: Stephen Mature/
singer Taylor Swift turned via short message service Twitter directly to US President Donald Trump, the the protesters for looting with a violent military action threatened. "After you fueled during your entire presidency, the fire of white supremacy and racism, you now have the nerve to moral Superiority, to pretend and then to threaten with violence?", wrote Swift. "We get to choose in November out of office."
"No other choice"
Cardi B defended the protesters in a Video. "As much as I don't like this kind of violence – it is what it is," said the singer. "Too many peaceful demonstrations, too many Hashtags become Trends, and solutions. The people have no other choice." Singer Justin Bieber wrote on Instagram: "No life are of importance to black life is important." Singer Beyonce has published a photo of Floyd on your web page and wrote "Rest in Power" (such as rest in Power, based on "Rest in Peace", rest in peace).
Since you have the Video of the police operation seen, not have you get in Floyd's face and his words out of the head, wrote Kylie Jenner, TV Star and sister of Kim Kardashian, in the case of Instagram. "No one should live in fear and no one deserves a death like the one of George Floyd and many others."
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Q: 407 Proxy Error Encountered with Fusion Tables When I try to use the docid in place of the table id I get a 407 proxy error. My understanding is that you don't need to authenticate for selecting records, only for inserts, updates, and deletes. When I use the table id, the sql query hangs. I noticed these errors in the Firebug console window.
I am able to receive data from both tables (levels_a.txt & levels_b.txt) when the tables aren't merged. The same isn't true when they are merged. Please see below for my code.
google.load("visualization", "1", { packages: ["corechart", "annotatedtimeline"] });

var map, layer;
var tableID = 3013978;
//var tableID = "1RWnj3geWmOXHcedu8RUeyb1v4ZjZz3YWNpK0MDs";
var location_column = 'geometry';
var name, PID;
var chart;

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var dt;
var rows;
var plot;
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var g;

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            style: google.maps.MapTypeControlStyle.DROPDOWN_MENU
        },
        overviewMapControl: true,
        overviewMapControlOptions: {
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    map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map_canvas"), myOptions);
    layer = new google.maps.FusionTablesLayer({
        query: {
            select: location_column,
            from: tableID
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    });
    layer.setMap(map);

    google.maps.event.addListener(layer, 'click', function (e) {
        name = e.row['name'].value;
        PID = e.row['WELL_PID'].value;
        drawChart(PID, name);
    });
}

function drawChart(PID, name) {
/*
  var queryURL = "http://www.google.com/fusiontables/api/query?sql=";
  var queryTail = '&jsonCallback=?';
  var whereClause = "WHERE 'WELL_PID'=" + PID; // table id 3004502
  var query = "SELECT 'Date','Level' FROM 3004502 " + whereClause;
  var queryText = encodeURIComponent(query);
  */

  //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//
  var queryUrlHead = 'http://www.google.com/fusiontables/api/query?sql=';
  var queryUrlTail = '&jsonCallback=?';

  var whereClause = "WHERE 'WELL_PID'=" + PID; // table id 3004502
  var query = "SELECT 'Date','Level' FROM 1RrJI_dWPjrmJ7A6xD_GcZ3nxIso9ZTvOPWp0suI " + whereClause;

  var queryurl = encodeURI(queryUrlHead + query + queryUrlTail);

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      type: "GET",
      url: queryURL + queryText + queryTail,

      cache: false,
      dataType: 'jsonp',
      jsonpCallback: 'jsonpCallback',

      success: function (data) {

          rows = data.table.rows;

          for (i = 0; i < rows.length; i++) {
              var temp = rows[i];
              var this_date;

              items.push([parseDate(temp[0]), temp[1]]);
          }

          processData(items);

      },
      error: function () { alert("Please wait until chart loads before clicking on another well location."); }
  });
  */
}

function dataHandler(d) {

   var items = [];
   var rows = d.table.rows;

    for (i = 0; i < rows.length; i++) {
        var temp = rows[i];
        var this_date;

        items.push([parseDate(temp[0]), temp[1]]);
    }
    processData(items);

}

function processData(res) {

    var options = {
        strokeWidth: 0.0,
        displayAnnotations: true,
        labelsKMB: false,
        rollPeriod: 14,
        showRangeSelector: true,
        connectSeparatedPoints: false,
        drawPoints: true,
        stepPlot: false,
        pointSize: 1,
        digitsAfterDecimal: 3
    };

    var dat = new google.visualization.DataTable();
    dat.addColumn('date', 'Date');
    dat.addColumn('number', 'Water Level');

    console.log(res.toString());

    if (res.toString() === "") {
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}

I would like to perform the following joins:
geography.kml
name | geometry | description

well_name_and_PID.csv
WELL_PID | Name_Short

levels_a.txt
WELL_PID | Date | Level

levels_b.txt
WELL_PID | Date | Level

Joins:

[geography.kml].name -> [well_name_and_PID.csv].Name_Short
[well_name_and_PID.csv].WELL_PID -> [levels_a.txt].WELL_PID
[well_name_and_PID.csv].WELL_PID -> [levels_b.txt].WELL_PID

The rationale behind having two level files is that this file would othewise exceed the 100 meg table cap. These two files contain similar information.
As usual, any help on this is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Michael


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Visual Arts by Ashley WaltersPosted on 02/28/2019
New Zone Art Gallery, which lost its lease in January, abruptly closing its downtown space, has found temporary quarters for the March First Friday ArtWalk.
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Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) has appointed three senior IRS officers K Dash, Akhilesh Ranjan and Neena Kumar as new members of Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT).
All three members belong to 1982-batch of the Indian Revenue Service (IRS).
Prior to this appointment, Dash was serving as principal chief commissioner of I-T (PCCIT) in Bhopal, Ranjan and Kumar were serving as PCCsIT in Delhi.
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I have been waiting to come to the Feast of Our Lady of Carmel in East Harlem to see the dancing of the Giglio for months since I had finished the walk in the neighborhood. I was not sure of what to expect since there really are not many Italians still living in the neighborhood. The church I am sure still attracts people from all over the city and I could see that my the members of the lift team.
It was a glorious day for the feast. Warm, sunny and no humidity. You could not have asked for a better day to be outside. The Dance of the Giglio started at 1:00pm and wanting to get into the city early, I took the 10:00am bus into the city. Who knew that I would get uptown two hours early.
I started my day with a Bacon, Egg and Cheese Sandwich at Blue Sky Deli at the corner of 110th and First Avenue, home to the famous 'Chopped Cheese Sandwich' (see review on TripAdvisor & DiningonaShoeStringinNYC.wordpress.com). I swear, I don't know what it is about this little hole in the wall deli but the food here is so good! The sandwich was one of the best breakfast sandwiches I had eaten outside my absolute favorite one, the Sausage McMuffin with Cheese at McDonalds. The sandwich was loaded with freshly cooked eggs, turkey bacon and American cheese. It was put on a hoagie roll and then pressed. For $4.00, it was a steal.
I took my sandwich and sat in Jefferson Park as I have had many times with my lunch and watched the world go by. A lot has changed since March and April. The park was in full swing and all over the place people were playing soccer, baseball, handball or swimming in their giant pool. It was a perfect day to be outside and relax.
All over the park, there were all sorts of birthday parties and family barbecues going on. Families really use this park and it was nice to see multi generations eating together. As I have said before, it is nice to see people socializing without a cell phone glued to their hands. There were lots of balloons and decorations and the boom of Spanish music to entertain them. Its fun to sit and watch people have a good time.
The Feast of My Lady of Carmel started around 1:00pm but the dance started late and everyone finally started to gather around the Giglio around 2:15pm. I give these men and women a lot of credit. The Giglio looked really heavy considering it was the structure itself plus about five musicians and the lead singer. One of the trumpet players was a little 'zaftig' to say the least. I will not be participating in this anytime soon.
St. Anthony is know as "The Wonder Worker" for the many miracles and conversions attributed to him. Although quiet and unassuming he was regarded as a sensational preacher in his time. A Franciscan priest and professor of theology, he gave up teaching to be assigned to preach all over Italy, attracting huge crowds wherever he went.
St. Anthony is often depicted as holding the infant Jesus as it is said that the Christ child appeared to him in visions.
He is known as being of particular help in retrieving lost articles because of a story in which a book of psalms that had been stolen was returned due to his intercession.
He died June 13th at the age of 36. He was canonized the following year and declared a Doctor of the Church by Pope Pius XII in 1946.
The Giglio Society of East Harlem's roots can be traced to a town several miles from Nola called Brusciana. The annual dancing of the Giglio began in 1800's inspired by Francisco Vivolo's vow to St. Anthony, the patron Saint of Brusciana. Francisco vowed to dance the Giglio annually if St. Anthony would help his gravely ill son recover from a very serious illness. The prayers were answered and the dancing of the Giglio in honor of St. Anthony began in Brusciana and still continues today.
After the prayer was over, the crowd went wild and the ceremony began. These handlers really worked hard as they broke several boards lifting this structure. It was amazing as some of them were smoking cigars or drinking a beer while they were doing it. The guys all looked like military, construction workers, police and firemen. Some did their job with ease, others looked like it was going to be a long day.
After the prayer, their master of ceremony, Jimmy Alleva , sang a few songs in Italian and I swear that his guy had the most beautiful singing voice. I read his bio online and it seems that he sings in feasts all over the tri-state area. Even though the guy is self-taught, you would swear he is a classically trained opera singer. After he sang two songs in Italian, he 'brought the house down' with the crowd and there was a massive applause . Talk about bringing you closer to God when someone can touch a crowd like this. People were giving him ovations. Then came the lifts.
Like I said, some of these guys were experts and did it with ease and others were really struggling. They lifted that Giglio all over the neighborhood, up and down the street then to the church and back and then the Ladies of the Giglio did there lift and credit to all the women that lifted it along with the men because these ladies held their own. The Ladies of the Giglio did there lift with some of the men and these women were strong. They did a great job as well.
The lifts of the Giglio went on for quite awhile being dedicated to various families who must have made donations to the church. After that it was festival time. One of the announcers said that the feast just keeps getting bigger every year and you could tell by the crowd that more and more people are venturing back into this neighborhood for the afternoon. The place was packed.
The best part was the fresh zeppoli that were cooked right in front of me. There were not that many food vendors on the block so they had control of the whole crowd. For $5.00 for six, these zeppoli were some of the best I have had. They came right out of the fryer and loaded with powdered sugar. I devoured those fast.
I walked around the rest of the feast, looking at the small rides and the games of chance. This feast is only two blocks long but a lot of people are packed into this small space. The band kept playing for the rest of the afternoon and groups of families sat under tents on the sidewalks catching up with old friends and members of the church.
It is going to be interesting the fate of this festival in an ever gentrifying neighborhood that has switched from Italian to Spanish to Hipster. The neighborhood is changing fast even in the time I have walked it. More and more is under scaffolding.
I stayed for about two hours and then decided to walk around the neighborhood. My walk took me past the Jefferson playground, down FDR Drive to the dreaded East River Houses (they still have not finished that playground facing the drive) and I walked across the pedestrian bridge to Randalls-Ward Island and walked across the explore the island. I walked the entire length of the island and it took about two hours.
Randalls-Ward Island is a island in the East River bend off Hell Gate and is connected to Manhattan by two pedestrian bridges one on 105th Street and the other on 125th Street plus the bridges leading you to the South Bronx. The island is part of New York County which is where Manhattan is located but it is truly one of those hidden 'gems' of the city that most people don't know exist. I never knew it was there. When I crossed over the pedestrian bridge, I never knew of islands and their dark past. You would never know it from the new playgrounds and ball fields.
From what I had read online, the islands were once separated by a stream called 'Little Hellgate' that was filled in years ago to create one island. The reconfiguring of land that you see all over Manhattan, like in Marblehead and in Battery City. The islands were originally used for farming by the American Indians, Dutch and English but it was during the Civil War, they started being used for a dumping ground.
At various times up until World War II, the islands housed a potter's field, homeless shelters, a 'Insane Asylum', small pox ward and a dumping ground for orphans. They were considered 'islands for the undesirables' and most of the city's problems were shipped to the island, similar to the role that Riker's Island plays today.
You would never know it now with all the new playgrounds, picnic sites, ball and soccer fields, concession stands and thank God, new bathrooms and water fountains. When I got to the island, everything was in full swing on a beautiful sunny day.
You thought the parties were in full swing in Jefferson Park, you should come to Randalls-Ward Island. All over the edges of the island were barbecues with meat sizzling on the grill, birthday parties with balloons with pink and blue all over the place and Spanish music blasting over their heads. These were not small parties but big family get-togethers. Its nice to see people having such a good time.
Even the 'hipsters' are discovering the island mostly hanging around that southern part of the island that faces the Upper East Side and the rapidly developing Queen's waterfront. Theirs is the quieter section closer to the pedestrian bridge with the better vantage points over-looking the new 'hipster' enclaves.
Walking the island took me close to two hours as I walked through the parks and ball fields and under the bridges that crisscrossed the island. There were many natural flower gardens on the northwestern part of the island overlooking Astoria Park on the other side of the river. The Wildflower Meadow was in full bloom and was attracting all sorts of butterflies and honeybees. As you walked in there were all sorts of benches to relax and just watch the view.
The island is still has remnants of its past. I passed the water treatment plant, a much needed addition to an ever growing city that seemed quiet that day and the FDNY Training Academy which was closed for the afternoon. You could see from the street the size of the academy and how much training these guys really get. It is isolated from the rest of the island.
On the most Northern part of the island , the police have their back offices and training facility and in between both of these are ball fields in which many leagues were playing that day. The nice part was when following the paths there were plenty of new bathrooms and places to just relax as well as snack bars where the prices were not unreasonable.
The New York Psychiatric Center still sits on the northern part of the island like a fortress. The ironic part of this is that it is surrounded by paths of flowers, marshes and lagoons that have been built around the island to clean the water. The Water's Edge Garden sits just past the Center and offers the nicest views of the new Harlem being built.
The western part of the island has the nicest walking paths by the water and many different gardens that are in full bloom. I passed the Icahn Stadium, where a small game was going on and could hear the cheers in the background. I kept wondering why such a great set of parks was not being better taken advantage of by the entire city.
I rounded the path back to the pedestrian bridge and while walking across tried to spot the 'spotters' that everyone talked about at the East River Houses. I saw a lot of open windows on the top of the complex but not a sole in sight. I will avoid this place in the future now.
I walked back to the Q subway on East 96th Street going full circle since my day at Coney Island and took it down to Little Italy downtown. I had such a craving for Italian food that needed to be filled.
Little Italy now is just three blocks by one block and its barely that anymore. Even in between the famous restaurants that still exist, new boutiques are opening. The area is now squeezed into Mulberry Street from Canal to Broome Streets with a smidgen of restaurants up to East Houston, the original border of the neighborhood. Anything above Broome Street is not longer 'Little Italy' but 'NoLiTa' (North of Little Italy).
This area has been becoming trendy for about twenty years. Most of the old Italian businesses have closed by the late nineties and have become boutiques and non-Italian restaurants. If my grandfather who was raised here had a crystal ball and had owned one of these buildings, we would have been set.
There is even a change from the 'red sauce' restaurants of the past to more sophisticated Italian dining leaving the old restaurants to the tourists. One by one they are closing down or changing hands. It shows in the food quality.
I went to the Grotta Azzurra at 177 Mulberry Street (See reviews on TripAdvisor), where I have been eating for years and the food quality and service have gone way down. While I ordered my dinner, the table next to me the guest was fighting with his waiter on a glass of wine that he had ordered that he was not happy with and the waiter was giving him attitude. Not smart in an economy like this.
The food was mediocre at best that night. The fried Mozzarella was cooked perfectly on the outside and not cooked on the inside and I had to send it back. The second batch was better. The manicotti was good and the sauce was decent but the runner who served me the dish dumped so much parmesan cheese on top all I could taste was the cheese. It was such a waste. The service was good but not great. All of this reflected in the amount of people eating there that night. Most of the other restaurants were much busier than here.
I walked back down Canal Street to the E subway and back to Port Authority to go home. I must have walked five miles today but got to see so much of what makes this city great. The cultural festivals of certain parts of the city have not died yet and still thrive with more attention from outlets like YouTube. It was an interesting afternoon into my own family's past.
Day Eighty-Two: Going from Q to Q. Taking the subway from the beginning of the Q on 96th Street to Stillwell Avenue Coney Island August 9, 2017.
I had finished the Manhattan Valley neighborhood earlier in the day when the Soup Kitchen was full and they did not need me. So I walked the lower part of the neighborhood to finish it off and then walked across Central Park to the beginning of the new subway stop for the Q subway train at 96th Street and Second Avenue. As I had written on Day Sixty-Six on my walk, this subway line is really nice and take time to look at the artwork at the stops at 96th, 72nd and 63rd Streets.
If you are going to take the Q to Coney Island leave yourself plenty of time because it is over an hour to get from one end of the Q to the other. It was a beautiful warm clear sunny day around 84 degrees and a perfect day to go to the shore.
I love the Q train! I love the new section of the subway with its interesting art and the fact that it is so clean. That and the fact they the E subway has the newest cars to stretch out in. It makes it a pleasure for the long trips.
You get some of the best views of the city from the subway once you cross over into Brooklyn. You get a great views of lower Manhattan when exiting from underground plus you get to see the old parts of Brooklyn with views of the 'Brownstone' neighborhoods. There's another area that keeps changing with gentrification.
The subway ends at the Stillwell subway stop. This rebuilt stop was the first part in the renovation of the island to make it a more 24 hour resort. Most of the other plans have been scrapped or were never enacted. To be honest with all of you, the amusement area of Coney Island is still dumpy and has not been much since the Luna Park fire of 1946 and the Dreamland fire of 1911. They keep trying though.
Even when I went to Coney Island as a kid in the 70's, it was rundown then. Please don't get me wrong, Coney Island can be a lot of fun and you can have a great day out here but don't get too lofty of expectations of what it is like (See reviews on TripAdvisor). Don't venture too far from Nathan's after dark and follow the crowd back to the Stillwell subway station after dark if you stay for the films on the beach or the fireworks.
I have been down for the Mermaid Parade in the Spring several years ago and will be going to the Sandcastle Building contest next week. There is a lot going on during the summer and it is good to check out these activities. The Hot Dog Eating Contest at Nathan's draws thousands to the island to watch their hero's devour hot dogs at record speed.
Still the I love to explore the changes to the island and walked around Surf and Neptune Avenues after I got there. I wanted to see if Totanno's Pizza was open that day so I walked for two blocks Neptune Avenue and I will tell you that though the area is changing it still is not a great neighborhood.
Totanno's is in the middle of a commercial area with a series of garages and car repairs. The worst part was that it closed for the day. The restaurant is only opened from Wednesday to Sunday so its for another time. I did get to see the back part of the island and found where the original Coney Island Creek was located. This is where the original Sea Lion Park and Luna Park were located back in the early part of the century.
I changed my plans around and walked the length of Surf Avenue and started my walk around the amusement area which runs from the Aquarium at West 8th Street to about West 16th Street. Even with the rebuilding of Luna Park on the footprint of the old Astroland, Surf Avenue needs a major makeover. The chain restaurants have added a little life to it but still some of the blocks are a series of rundown buildings and old time amusements.
I stopped by the Coney Island Museum at 1208 Surf Avenue and the museum part was closed for the day but the side show part was open but I had missed the show. I walked around some of the open exhibitions on the outside and it is interesting to see some of the artifacts from the old amusement days.
My next stop was the famous Cyclone Roller Coaster on West 10th Street (see review on TripAdvisor). This is the most amazing and exciting ride on the island and one of the things you should see while you are in New York City. It is $10.00 to ride the coaster but it is well worth it! That first hill you go down is so mind-blowing. You feel as if the cars are going to fly into the sea. It rolls up and down those hills back and forth facing the buildings across the street and the sea. Of all the amusement parks I have been to there is nothing like the Cyclone.
I walked into the Luna Park area and saw the improvements that have been added to the park. The problem with Luna Park is that its mostly kiddie rides and not much for adults with the exception of the Log Flume Ride. Luna Park was rebuilt on the old Astroland which had closed by in 2008 and is trying to capture the old magic of the island with upgrades on rides and concessions. It even recreated the original entrance of Luna Park across the street from the old park. Still it will take a lot more work on the park and more added rides in the future. I give them so much credit for revitalizing the park with a new look.
I walked after that to Deno's Wonder Wheel Park, 1025 Regielmann Boardwalk, which I had not been on for about seven years and the famous Spook-a-Rama, which I had not ridden since I was about eight. The Wonder Wheel was built back in the 20's and with a height of 150 feet, has great views of the ocean and of the island. Both rides were $8.00 and were well worth it for the day.
When riding the Wonder Wheel, make sure to get one of the cars that slide. Not only do you get the view but you get the excitement of sliding around. When you reach the top of the Wonder Wheel, it has the most breathtaking view of the boardwalk area, the beach and ocean and a view of the whole island. The breeze is so refreshing up there and you feel like the world is your own. Talk about seeing the world go by.
After the Wonder Wheel, I walked over to Spook-a-Rama, also $8.00, which I first rode when I was eight and it has not changed that much since then. It does have a few thrills that do pop out at you that will have you jumping. There have been a few updates on it with video displays but for the most part I remember it being much scarier as a kid. I will let you know though the first couple of things popping out at you will still have you jumping out of your seat but still its not the Haunted Mansion at Disney Parks.
I had enough time to go to the New York Aquarium located at West 8th Street, just past the Cyclone. During Hurricane Sandy in 2012, most of the Aquarium was seriously damaged and most of the park is still under construction. The Coral Exhibition is still interesting especially with the destruction of the wreaths around the world and the Sea Lion demonstration is a lot of fun. The Sea Lions are such hams and seem to love the crowds. What I thought was interesting is that both of them were born in New York City at the Bronx Zoo so they have only known humans. Still they look like they are having fun. They seem to love waving to the audience and the crowds love them back.
My last stop of the evening was dinner at Nathan's at 1310 Surf Avenue. This hot dog chain was founded in 1916 and is still in their original location. They have the best hot dogs and their French fries are some of the best in the industry. When you go you have to have the original hot dog with mustard, the regular fries (which is a large order anywhere else) and their famous Orangeaid. It is the best meal.
On a hot sunny day, it is nice to sit out on the tables right next to the restaurant. There is something about the sea breezes, the salt air and hot dogs and fries that make a phenomenal combination. It is a meal that is part of the beach experience and that was worth the trip alone.
Before it got too late, I was back on the Q Train back to Manhattan. I'm sorry but sensible people still get out of Coney Island before it gets dark. Even though the subway station on Stillwell and Surf Avenues is very safe and there is a police station there, its better to leave before dusk. I don't care how many artists have moved into the area.
The subway ride took just over an hour to get back to Manhattan but it was still light out when I left the shore area and got my last glimpse of the ocean pass by. There is nothing like watching the sun reflect on the beach. The best was that we passed lower Manhattan before we went under the tunnel and watched the skyline brightened by the lights in the office towers. If you want to see an amazing site, it is when the city lights come on and the skyline is ablaze. It is like a picture postcard and impressive. When people think of New York City, this is what they imagine.
When I finally got back to 96th Street, I had some time to look at the artwork again and stretch around the station. I still love to see museum quality art in a subway. Then it was off back on the Q back to midtown.
For the price of a roundtrip ticket on the subway, it is fantastic voyage around the city on the new Q. Artwork, amusements, skyline views and the beach. What more could you want?


Bita Daryabari was sent as a teen from Iran to Missouri to live with her uncle. In Iran, she'd resisted laws requiring women to wear hijab, an infraction that can result in jail or even death. In the Midwest, Daryabari was called a terrorist by classmates.
While these tough moments are part of Daryabari's story, she eventually went to work in Silicon Valley. She's also has close ties with people in Iran and recalls the days she spent reading books written in Farsi and being immersed in the culture.
Daryabari, now in her late 40s, has founded two nonprofits. The PARS Equality Center promotes the social, cultural, and economic integration of Iranians and Persian speakers in the United States. The outfit was founded after 9-11. PARS is headquartered in Menlo Park and has several other California locations. Another Menlo Park-based nonprofit, Unique Zan Foundation, provides health and literacy programs to women in the Middle East. With the help of Laurene Powell Jobs, Daryabari met human rights activist Sakeena Yacoobi and partnered to build a girls' school in Kabul.
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the U.S. Census doesn't track the number of Iranians in the United States, but a U.S. Office of Homeland Security report put the number of Iranian refugees entering the U.S. from 2003 to 2012 at some 30,000, most living in California and Texas. The Bay Area community is centered in the South Bay. It makes sense that Daryabari would be interested in strengthening and supporting this community.
A recent $5 million gift by Daryabari to UC Berkeley establishes the Bita Daryabari Presidential Chair in Iranian Studies. The money supports teaching and research by a faculty member in the Department of Near Eastern Studies whose work is focused on ancient Iran. This is a gift to help students with Iranian backgrounds learn about their heritage, but from which others can benefit, as well.
Daryabari's gift to bolster Iranian Studies at UC Berkeley is among a series of gifts in recent years with this focus. In 2008, she endowed a $2.5 million Persian Studies chair at Stanford University. UC Davis, Pembroke College in Cambridge, England, and her alma mater Golden Gate University, are among other institutions to receive support. A gift to Golden Gate University created the the Bita Daryabari Scholarship Program for Women of Middle East in Business and Law. A gift to Pembroke College, meanwhile, supported continuing research on the Shanama, or the Book of Kings, Iran's national epic poem.


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Herce (también aparecen las formas Herze, Hercé, Erce, Erze o Ertze) es un apellido toponímico riojano de etimología eusquérica.

Según afirma Jaime Kerexeta en su Diccionario Onomástico y Heráldico, el origen de este apellido está en el pueblo de Herce en La Rioja (España).

También aparece en Francia, Europa central y los Balcanes, aunque no hay constancia de un tronco común. En Francia su origen podría proceder de herse que es rastrillo en francés. En la región del Loira, existe un pueblo denominado Hercé. En Europa central es común la variante Hertz, si bien se desconoce si tiene alguna relación con Herce.

Existen expedientes de hidalguía en el Archivo de la Real Chancillería de Valladolid y en el Archivo de la Real Chancillería de Granada .

Etimología
El origen del apellido se encuentra en el topónimo riojano del pueblo de Herce en la Rioja Baja. Este es de etimología euskérica ya que en La Rioja se habló euskera. Hay varias hipótesis:
Por la etimología del término
 De "eri(t)z" que significa "terrenos comunales".
 De "ertz" cuyo significado es orilla, borde, extremo, esquina.

 Por la toponimia
El euskera es una lengua descriptiva por lo que la aplicación de términos a la descripción del paraje es una de las causas de hipótesis probable.
 De "eretz " que es lado, ladera, pero habiendo sufrido una contracción a lo largo del tiempo.
 De "hertze,  herze,  hertse" que quiere decir "intestino" (formado de "hertsi" y el sufijo -tze)  que viene de "cerramiento" o "estrechez" que se puede aplicar al topónimo. Hay un caso el Navarra, en Oroz-Betelu, con "Ertsi" y un "Erze" en Zúñiga.
 De  "hertsi" o "ertzi" que es estrecho, apretado, angosto. Concepto que es coincidente con la situación de la población de Herce en un barranco rodeado de cortados rocosos por un lado, y el lecho del Cidacos por el otro.

Hay abundante documentación histórica donde aparecen versiones del término; Erce 1152, Herz 1152, Erze 1162, Erz 1201 y 1202, Erçi 1455, y Herçe 1455. Aunque las formas con "i" final son tardías y testimoniales, se estima que dado que la evolución fonética habitual en la región es la de adaptar las terminaciones en "i" a "e".

Difusión del apellido
El apellido "Herce" y su variante "Erce" está distribuido por todos los países de habla hispana. En España la variante "Herce", según el Padrón Continuo a fecha uno 1 de nero de 2021, había 1.556 personas que lo tienen de primer apellido, 1.690	de segundo y 30	de primero y segundo. La distribución del apellido se centra en los territorios de La Rioja y Navarra siendo también numerosa en el País Vasco, con menos peso en Aragón (en Zaragoza y Huesca), Gerona, Cantabria, Burgos, León y Asturias. También hay personas con este apellido en Madrid, Barcelona, Tarragona, Toledo, Valencia, Alicante, Sevilla y Cádiz. La variante "Erce" es mucho menos común, con solo 147 personas que lo tienen como primer apellido y 109 como segundo. Su distribución está centrada en Navarra y hay presencia en Guipúzcoa, Vizcaya, Valladolid, Madrid y Cáceres.

También hay personas con apellido Herce en Francia, Italia, Gran Bretaña, EE. UU., México y en todos los países de América Latina así como en otros países de Europa.

Testimonios históricos
Hay familias con apellido Herce en:
 Vizcaya: Bilbao (en 1745), Lequeitio.
 Guipúzcoa: Vergara, San Sebastián, Éibar, Andoáin.
 Navarra: Allo (documentado en 1891), Artajona, Pamplona, Cadreita, Olite (siglo XVIII).
 Álava: Alegría de Álava.
 La Rioja, Quel, Arnedo...
 Fuentes de Andalucía, Sevilla.
 Madrid.
 Barcelona
 Zaragoza, Jaca, Huesca.
 Ciudad de México
 Buenos Aires, Argentina
 San Juan, Argentina

"Herces" en la historia
 Martín de Herce. Personalidad vizcaína. Regidor oñacino los años 1754-1756.
 Tomás de Herce. Personalidad vizcaína. Regidor oñacino los años 1756-1758.
 Luis Fernández Herce. Capitán de Artillería. Laureado en 1912, por el Hecho de Beni-Bu-Ifrur el 30 de septiembre de 1909.
 Luis Herce y Pérez Caballero. Autor de la obra titulada Historia de las calles de Bilbao, Bilbao, 1957.
 Manuel Herce y Portillo. Religioso franciscano navarro. Fue Colegial del Mayor de San Pedro y San Pablo.

Escudos
El blasón de "Herce" está certificado por el Cronista y Decano Rey de Armas Don Vicente de Cadenas y Vicent.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 	Historia Apellidos España Herce
Distribución territorial de apellidos en España, según Instituto Nacional de Estadística

Apellidos de La Rioja
Apellidos del País Vasco
Apellidos toponímicos

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Wolverton Town Bowls Club
Based on Cambridge Street, Wolverton.
New members are welcome.
Contact them on 01908 320865 for more information.
It hosts a warm and friendly atmosphere for all to join in with a game of bowls.
Wolverton Town Band
Wolverton Town Band is based in Wolverton and is the oldest brass band in the area.
Each year the band proudly perform at events in Ploegsteert, Belgium which Wolverton is Twinned with.
For more information visit their website.
Wolverton Gilbert and Sulivan Society
This lively group has been together for over 40 years and is always open to new members to either perform on stage or to help backstage or front of house; rehearsals take place every Friday night in Stony Stratford.
We have a very busy and active time each year; in spring we always stage a G&S Operetta and we have summer shows and concerts. We also have a lively social calendar, ending the season each year with a barbecue.
Please get in touch via our website www.wolvertongands.co.uk where you will find details of our latest show, plus lots of pictures and information about all the shows we have produced.
Air Cadets
2532 Milton Keynes Squadron is one of 900 plus units of the Air Training Corps, based in Millmead Hall, Haversham Road, Wolverton.
They provide a youth service for 13 to 20 year olds, male and female, which is not only geared around aeronautical subjects but covers many other areas.
Wolverton and Stony Stratford Rotary Club – a friendly group of like-minded people supporting local, national and international communities and good causes. We meet at the Cock Hotel in Stony Stratford on Tuesdays at 6.15pm, except when the preceding day is a Bank Holiday.
For more information about the club, call Rotarian Mike Thomas on 01908 320517, visit our website or go to www.facebook.com/wolvertonandstonyrotary.
Wolverton Scout Club is the oldest scout group in Buckinghamshire, created in 1908.
The Scouts Hall is located on Furze Way and ages 10-14 years meet every Friday evening.
Wolverton Tennis Club
Wolverton Tennis Club was formed in 1903 and is based on Osborne Street. New members are always welcome and the club operates an 'open door' policy.
Radcliffe School have developed part of their land to provide a number of sports facilities to the local community, including Wolverton Town Football Club.
Wolverton Cricket Club is based at the Sports and Social Club on Osborne Street. New members are always welcome.
Nkiru Arts based on Kiln Farm runs regular weekly Indian Dhol Drumming sessions on a Tuesday and African Drumming on a Wednesday evening. Both Community Groups are inclusive. Our community groups perform at over a dozen local and charity events each year.
For more details on classes and dates please contact us or see our web page for more details. Location; Festive Road Arts Centre, 28 Burners Lane, Kiln Farm, Milton Keynes, MK11 3HB (Next door to Men in Sheds)


UK bartenders who missed the opportunity to enter the Stir It Up cocktail competition have another opportunity to get involved and earn themselves a spectacular all-expenses paid trip to Ireland.
Stir It Up, developed by Matthew Clark and supported by a wide range of brands, debuted in 2018. From its success last year, it returned searching for the best up and coming bartender in February 2019.
The Wildcard round is an extra element to the Stir It Up competition and offers the top four Wildcard finalists a place at the Stir It Up finals.
Four finalists will be selected from the entries by Pernod Ricard UK to go head to head for first place during the Stir It Up finals in London on 1 May 2019. To enter, simply share your signature cocktail recipe by 12 April 2019 for your chance to be this year's Wildcard Champion.
For more information, take a look at the Wildcard competition page.
The Wildcard Champion will take home a three-day all-expenses paid trip for two to Dublin including a visit to the Jameson distillery.
Share your own signature serve on Instagram using #STIRITUPWILD and tag @MatthewClarkLtd and @PernodRicardUK. Post your cocktail now as you only have until 12 April 2019 to enter.
Don't forget your cocktail must be served within 60 seconds and include a base ingredient from Pernod Ricard UK brands (Absolut, Jameson, Beefeater, Havana Club, Monkey 47 or Malibu).


Jack and David talk NADSWRIM, Biff, WriTracker and Phillipa before we get to listen to Steamboys Radioshow #1 from James Lewing!
The Grist Mill from AM FM Theater brings us two tales of terror "Bluebeard's Door" and "Gravediggers Brew" as David flies solo through the scares. Don't forget NADSWRIM!