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Jean-Claude Morice est un artiste plasticien français, né en 1939 à Authon-du-Perche (Eure-et-Loir).

Il vit et travaille à Chartres (Région Centre).

Biographie

Après des études secondaires au lycée de Châteaudun, Jean-Claude Morice s'inscrit en lettres modernes à la Sorbonne. Il suit parallèlement les cours de dessin de la Ville de Paris, ce qui lui permet d'accéder à une formation d'enseignant et de devenir professeur agrégé d'arts plastiques. Rapidement, il participe à la formation d'enseignants dans sa discipline. Très jeune, il avait été intéressé par les travaux de Tomas Divi, un peintre réfugié espagnol qui lui avait montré une voie possible de la modernité en peinture. Plus tard, il fait de fructueuses rencontres, notamment avec Raoul Lazar, Philippe Lepâtre, Pascal Mahou, Denis Roche et James Guitet. Il a également côtoyé des amis écrivains avec lesquels il a collaboré.

Avec Serge Cabioc'h, il a réalisé deux albums jeunesse parus aux éditions Laurence Olivier Four. Avec Isabelle Jan il a été responsable de la « petite collection » éditée conjointement par les éditions Calmann-Lévy / Réunion des musées nationaux de 1995 à 2005. Actuellement Jean Claude Morice travaille sur le thème des friches industrielles. Ses travaux sont visibles à la galerie Artémise à Rémalard (Orne) et à la galerie Ruffieux-Bril à Chambéry.

Travaux

Jean-Claude Morice a toujours travaillé par cycle, sur des thèmes qui s'imposent à travers des voyages, des réflexions, des rencontres.  Attentif aux mouvements contemporains, à sa propre histoire, il utilise pour peindre autant des transformations géométriques : translation, rotation, retournement, que des enchaînements répétés d'exécution.

Les drapeaux (années 1970
Travail d'empreintes, de pulvérisations sur papier chiffon, papier buvard, voilages ou toiles libres. Diviser la surface est plus important que composer pour la fabrication de drapeaux de territoires inconnus, de manifestations oubliées. Dès le début de ces années apparaissent des choix techniques et des mises en œuvre qui évolueront discrètement dans les cycles suivants: diversité des matériaux pour les supports avec un attrait particulier pour les papiers, les produits couvrants plus liquides que pâteux. Au même moment Morice met en place des procédures qui vont s'affirmer avec le temps : organisation des espaces peints à partir d'opérations géométriques et métriques simples, d'enchaînements, d'interventions plus ou moins définis, suivis de variations. (Entretiens de Morice avec Gérard Dufresne)

Les comptes (années 1980)
Travail d'écritures et de bains successifs sur papiers divers, sur toiles libres, accumulation plus ou moins systématique et ordonnée de graphes, de bâtons. Compter, en base dix, pour répéter, combiner. Varier topologiquement et morphologiquement les hachures pourvu que ça tombe juste : il faut bien trouver une raison pour arrêter la gesticulation. Comme pour les drapeaux inventer une histoire - mais plus celle des sept samouraï - de chapelier, de modiste, de petites choses.

Les cartes (années 1990)
Travail de tracés sur des toiles non apprêtées, de bains de couleur suivis de séchages sur pré. Également des maquillages de plans ou de cartes routières qui renforcent l'aspect palimpseste de ces travaux. Les mondes cartographiques improbables de Morice relèvent du plan cadastral, de la carte d'état major, de celle de géographie physique, de la carte marine ou des relevés de l'archéologue. Nul repère aisément identifiable et pourtant, le spectateur voyage, il est quelque part parfois au milieu de nulle part mais toujours quelque part.

Les Figures (années 2000)
La réalisation des travaux sur les figures a été le prolongement à la fois technique, plastique, ethnographique ou historique des travaux cartographiques. Tout comme les cartes de Morice sont des paysages imaginés au , les figures sont des portraits de ce début de siècle, conçus de la manière la plus archaïque possible, donc en pensant à l'art des cyclades, à la graphie des runes nordiques, aux bas-reliefs de la grotte de Bédeilhac en Ariège, à des figures complices comme celles offertes par des enluminures de moines celtiques de l'abbaye de Plougastel Daoulas ou bien les poupées kachina exposées un moment à la Vieille Charité à Marseille.

Les campagnes d'Alexandre
Invité en 2011, à présenter une rétrospective de ses travaux sur les cartes à Chartres, aux Archives Départementales, Jean-Claude Morice décide de tenter la combinaison du paysage et de la figure humaine. Ainsi s'élabore l'importante série des campagnes d'Alexandre constituée d'une trentaine de pièces. Le thème vient d'un intérêt particulier pour Alexandre le bâtisseur, sans doute ravivé par des lectures et des émissions radiophoniques. Des cartes Michelin constituent des fonds, après avoir été voilées par un lait blanc dilué. Morice reprend alors quelque chose qui depuis toujours le fascine et qui apparaît dans les travaux de Cy Twombly comme dans ses comptes et ses cartes : des petits graffitis à moitié illisibles mais qui sont là comme des traces porteuses de sens. Pour le cartographe, comme pour le stratège ces marques, surtout quand elles sont exécutées par des militaires et des géomètres, ont des fonctions précises : localiser, inventorier, valider, renseigner, compter. Les figures des arpenteurs dérivées de signes runiques, celles des hoplites résumées à leur casque sont alignées en phalanges. L'artiste peut alors commencer l'envahissement, côté nord, du bassin méditerranéen par Alexandre.

Les bâtis : POS - maisons friches (années 2010)
À partir des vues aériennes que sont les cartes, Jean-Claude Morice procède à des changements d'échelle. A l'aide de collages de papiers colorés, par des effets de zoom, il donne à voir des portions de territoire de plus en plus restreints : les POS. Le bâti qui structure l'espace; la rotation sur les quatre points cardinaux du tracé initial des constructions propose différents aménagements. Les variations sur les maisons renvoient d'abord à la séduction du peintre pour les constructions en bois norvégiennes et à l'utilisation première du rectangle de Mark Rothko. Dans les maisons comme actuellement dans les friches il y a une combinaison de points de vue aériens et de points de vue terrestres. La gouache et la mine graphite sont maintenant utilisées autant que l'acrylique sur des papiers d'emballages recyclés.

Expositions

Expositions collectives
Espaces culturels
 2013 : Chartres, j'aimebeaucoupcequevousfaites, Médiathèque
 2013 : Chartres, Face et profil, Archives départementales
 2010 : Chartres, Le monde à l'envers, Archives départementales
 2007 : Chartres, Dessins de mémoire, Archives départementales
 1992 : Espace Art Brenne, Paysage en exergue, FRAC Centre
 1987 : Guéret, Mois des arts plastiques
 1987 : Arras, Noroît du construit à la lettre
 1986 : Blois Fondations
 1985 : Chartres Musée des beaux-arts
 1984 : Orléans, Situation 1
 1984-83-82 : Paris, Réalités nouvelles
 1983 : Vendôme, Arts plastiques au quotidien
 1983 : Tours, Art vivant din 21/29,7
 1982 : Paris Biennale, Lieux d'artistes (Galerie 30)
 1982 : Tours, Tours multiples, Confrontation-génération
 1981-80 : Paris Salon de Mai
 1980 : Grenoble, Actualités du dessin
 1979 : Villeparisis, Travaux sur papier
 1978 : St Pierre des Corps, Centre culturel, avec Raoul Lazar
Galeries
 2005 : Rémalard galerie Artémise
 1988 : Lorient galerie Art Contemporain
 1985 : Paris rue Ripoche Peintures, cartes, notes
 1983 : Paris galerie Regards P. Boissier
 1982 : Paris galerie 30 Signes en différent
 1981 : Rouen1981 Rouen galerie H.L. Charras

Expositions personnelles
Espaces culturels
 2012 : Chartres, Arpentages, Archives départementales
 2007 : Mainvilliers Bibliothèque
 2004 : Espace Taugourdeau, Variations
 2001 : Chartres Lycée Fulbert, L'œuvre au noir, directeur Gérard Dufresne
 2001 : Chambéry Espace Malraux
 1993 : Tours IUFM, un mois une œuvre
 1983 : Paris FIAC galerie Regards
Galeries
 2015 : Rémalard, galerie Artémise
 2014 : Chambéry, galerie Ruffieux-Bril
 2006 : Orléans, Librairie Les Temps modernes
 2005 : Rémalard, galerie Artémise
 2001 : Chartres, Librairie Legué, directeur Jean de Montchalin
 1988 : Bergen, galerie Verftet Hordaland Kunstner Sentrum
 1986 : Paris, galerie Regards
 1980 : Rouen, galerie H.L. Charras

Collections publiques
 Musée des beaux-arts de Chartres.
 Orléans, Fonds régional d'art contemporain.
 Paris, Fonds national d'art contemporain.
 St Pierre des Corps, Centre culturel.
 Villeurbanne, Artothèque.

Bibliographie

 Pierre Avérous, Arpentages, Édition Conseil général d'Eure-et-Loir, Paris 2012.
 Serge Cabioc'h, Spectres marouflés, in Variations (1992-2004) Édition Conseil général d'Eure-et-Loir, Chartres, 2004
 Isabelle Jan, Entêtement du paysage, in Variations (1992-2004) Édition Conseil général d'Eure-et-Loir, Paris, 2001.
 Didier Caron, Hypothèses d'enquête sur le travail de J-C M, Paris, 1987.
 Sabine Lefer, Jean Claude Morice, in Fondations, DRAC, Blois, 1986
 Christian Ruby, P.Y. Mate, Arrêt sur l'image, Édition Musée des Beaux-arts, Chartres, 1985.
 Maïthé Vallès-Bled, La carte, la peau, le temps, Édition Musée des beaux-arts, Chartres, 1985.
 Frédéric Darmau, Jean-Claude Morice, in Situation 1, CAC d'Orléans et du Loiret, 1984.
 Serge Cabioc'h, Les cartes de Morice ou la Mémoire inachevée, Ed. Galerie Regards, Paris,1983.

Vidéos
 Jean-Claude Morice, entretiens avec Gérard Dufresne, réalisation Gérard Dufresne, 2013.
 Les Cartes dans la peinture, réalisateur Franck Perrot, 2012.
 Jean-Claude Morice à l'atelier puis quelque part dans un champ, réalisateur Dany Spianti, réalisation technique @teliers43, 1985.

Notes et références

Liens externes

Peintre français du XXe siècle
Naissance en avril 1939
Artiste contemporain français


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EPA and Army Corps of Engineers Clarify Protection for Nation's Streams and Wetlands
EPA and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers jointly released a proposed rule to clarify protection for streams and wetlands under the Clean Water Act. The proposed definitions of waters will apply to all Clean Water Act programs and the proposed rule does not protect any new types of waters that have not historically been covered under the Act.
The agencies are launching an outreach effort over the next 90 days, holding discussions around the country and gathering input needed to shape a final rule. Learn more about the proposed rule and how to comment when the rule is available in the Federal Register.
Read the op-ed "Clearer Protections for Clean Water" by EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy about the proposed rule here. (EPA)
Segregated Cities in the United States of America
Top ten most segregated major cites in the U.S.
According to a 2013 report by professors John Logan and Brian Stults at Brown University and Florida State University, racial segregation rates are still very high in the United States. Analyzing the 2010 Census data, Logan and Stult evaluated segregation in major cities.
In Los Angeles, White people live mostly on the coast around Santa Monica and Brentwood, and the north side of the city beginning with Hollywood Hills. The map below shows the racial lines of Los Angeles.
The red dots represent white people, blue represents Black, orange represents Hispanic, green represents Asian, and yellow is other, according to maps of 2010 Census data by Eric Fischer.
(Atlanta Black Star, 3/24/2014)
Bill Magwood To Head OECD Nuclear Energy Agency
NRC Commissioner William Magwood will take over as head of the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) in September of this year following the retirement of current chief Luis Echavarri.
Bill Magwood was appointed to the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission in 2010. Previous to that he was the director of nuclear energy at the Department of Energy. He was also chairman of both the Generation-IV International Forum and the OECD's steering committee on Nuclear Energy.
Echavarri retires at the end of April after 17 years as director general of the agency. (World Nuclear News, 3/21/2014)
Congressional Black Caucus Hip Hop Climate Change Tour
Members of the Congressional Black Caucus are trying to get young African-Americans excited about fighting climate change. Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn), left, and Rep. André Carson (D-Ind), right, plan to encourage young African-Americans to take a greater interest in fighting climate change as part of a six-college tour organized by the non-congressional Hip Hop Caucus, which will highlight the effects climate change has on black communities. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Gina McCarthy also plans to make an appearance on the tour.
According to Ellison:
"When you think of environmentalists, people think of, quite frankly, some white person, probably wearing Birkenstocks or something and tying themselves to a tree.
Now, I love the Redwoods and vacation there and think they're a jewel of our nation, but we've got to expand the idea of who are the environmentalists."
"If you've ever wondered about test scores between black students and white students, if you've ever wondered about health disparities, if you've ever wondered about who gets to make it through the flood and the big bad storm and who doesn't, you really don't have to look any further than this issue of climate change."
The African-American community is disproportionately affected by climate change because more black people live in urban areas that face the greatest exposure to air and water pollution
Ellison and Carson plan to raise awareness about the health effects of climate change on the African-American community. They pointed out that black communities tend to suffer from more asthma cases. The Department of Health and Human Services reports that African-Americans are 20 percent more likely than white people to have asthma.
Two lawmakers called for the Obama administration to reject the Keystone XL oil pipeline and for the EPA to move forward with new rules for power plants, two of the most heated rules surrounding climate change. Ellison and Carson hope to recruit more members of the Congressional Black Caucus to join the tour.
The tour will begin next Thursday at Hampton University in Virginia and includes stops at Howard University in Washington, D.C., Wayne State University in Detroit, Central State University in Ohio, North Carolina A&T and Clark Atlanta University. (The Hill, 3/21/2014)
By Norris McDonald
This was a very good week. Two very exciting events included 1) meeting two of my latest program partners in person: Wayne Hubbard and Candice Price of Urban American Outdoors and 2) opening a Seattle Office. Wayne and Candice were in town for a meeting at The White House.
Wayne Hubbard, Candice Price, Norris McDonald
We had an excellent chat over lunch at our office. We are trying to implement some very exciting programs together. It is always refreshing when people want to work together for the greater good.
We also came to an agreement with Paris Yates to open an AAEA Office in Seattle, Washington. The AAEA Seattle Office will cover environmental issues in the Pacific Northwest.
Paris Yates
Paris was born and raised in Seattle Washington. Over the past two decades, Yates has worked at local government and state parks departments operating and maintaining parks and recreation grounds and facilities. He has also worked with local community leaders and environmental agencies volunteering for projects designed to get residential people of color involved in their natural environment and access to federal environmental incentives. Yates holds an A.A.S. in Horticulture from South Seattle Community College and a B.A. in Environmental Studies from The Evergreen State College.
East Harlem Natural Gas Explosion
Two Manhattan apartment buildings exploded on Wednesday in East Harlem and the death toll currently stands at seven people with many others missing. A gas leak-triggered the explosion that reduced the area to a pile of smashed bricks, splinters and mangled metal. The explosion injured more than 60 people, with searchers still trying to locate others. The site is at Park Avenue and 116th Street and the blast erupted at about 9:30 a.m., around 15 minutes after a neighboring resident reported smelling gas. The Con Edison utility said it immediately sent workers to check out the report, but they didn't arrive until it was too late.
A tenant in one of the destroyed buildings said residents had complained to the landlord about smelling gas as recently as Tuesday. A few weeks ago city fire officials were called about the odor, which was so bad that a tenant on the top floor broke open the door to the roof for ventilation.
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A National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) team is investigating. The agency investigates pipeline accidents in addition to transportation disasters. The NTSB team investigators will be looking at how Con Edison handles reports of gas odors and issues with the pipe and will be constructing a timeline of events. (AP, NECN, 3/12/2014)
New York City Council Environmental Justice Hearing
AAEA New York Director Dan Durett and I testified at the New York City Council Committee on Environmental Protection on Friday, February 28, 2014. The title of the hearing was: "Oversight - Air quality impacts and ways to measure and address them in NYC environmental justice communities." The committee has a new chairman, Donovan Richards, and apparently a refreshing new interest in examining environmental justice issues in New York City.
Donovan Richards, Norris McDonald
AAEA - NY is promoting a New York City Environemental Justice Act that would provide protection for environmental justice communities. AAEA derived the legislation from a draft of the National Environmental Justice Act [at the link behind the NY EJ Act].
It was an incredible four hour hearing. Stakeholders from throughout the city testified to the need for protection from disproportionate pollution. Leading environmental justice activists presented the chair and committee with testimonial after testimonial about the vulnerability and lack of protection from pollution.
The first panel included the New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Commissioner Carter Strickland and New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Assistant Commissioner Thomas Matte.
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A lifetime of love: Couple dies hours apart
GEORGIA — (WAGT) Herbert and Frances DeLaigle died last Friday on the exact same day. He was 94-years-old and she was 88-years-old.
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Senior NGS Technologist and Deputy Head for Biomedical Sequencing Facility (m/f/d)
We are looking for a highly motivated and qualified scientist to co-lead the Biomedical Sequencing Facility at the CeMM Research Center for Molecular Medicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences in Vienna, working in close collaboration with the Medical University of Vienna. The successful candidate is expected to lead the wet-lab aspects of next-generation sequencing service provision, technology development and special projects, working with an interdisciplinary team and contributing to precision medicine and genomic methods for biomedical research in Austria and beyond.
Training in molecular biology, biochemistry, biotechnology, or a related field (PhD or equivalent)
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Follow and anticipate important developments in the field, identify and establish new technologies, work closely with pilot users
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Provide customer support, teach methods and best practices to collaborating scientists, help organize technology workshops
Contribute to the Austrian SARS-CoV-2 genome sequencing initiative at CeMM (https://www.sarscov2-austria.org)
The Biomedical Sequencing Facility (https://www.biomedical-sequencing.org/)
The successful candidate will be part of the Biomedical Sequencing Facility (BSF) based at CeMM. The BSF is Austria's first and leading center of expertise for next-generation sequencing in biomedicine. Led by Christoph Bock (https://bocklab.org) and with a dedicated team of staff scientists, the BSF contributes to biomedical research and whole genome medicine in Vienna, Austria, and internationally. The BSF is equipped with the latest technology for high-throughput genomics (Illumina NovaSeq, Oxford Nanopore, 10X Genomics, etc.) and powerful scientific computing infrastructure. The BSF's mandate includes a strong focus on technology development, contribution to study design and bioinformatic data analysis, as well as training and teaching best practices in sequencing technology and genomic medicine. Furthermore, it supports biomedical scientists and clinicians in the development of custom NGS protocols and in the bioinformatic analysis of the resulting datasets.
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Flexible start date. Open-ended full-time contract available after an initial contract period of 7 months. Support for relocating to Vienna is provided.
Please apply online (https://cemm.jobbase.io/job/k94cgn4a) with cover letter, CV, academic transcripts, and contact details of 3 referees. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Any application received by 31 December 2021 will be considered.
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Position type Full-time employee
Start of work 01.01.2022
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Polski Komitet OptoelektronikiPKOpto, Roczne i kadencyjne sprawozdania dla SEP. (Polish Optoelectronics Committee), PKOpto – polska organizacja społeczna, przemysłowa i naukowo-techniczna o charakterze opiniotwórczym i doradczym, zrzeszająca decydentów, inżynierów, naukowców, przedsiębiorców, inwestorów, osoby finansujące naukę, administratorów nauki oraz nauczycieli akademickich związanych z optyką, fotoniką i optoelektroniką. PKOpto jest agendą Stowarzyszenia Elektryków Polskich o uprawnieniach dotyczących działalności międzynarodowej. Komitet powstał w roku 1985, pod przewodnictwem profesora Adama K. Smolińskiego – czł rzecz.PAN, w wyniku uzgodnień pomiędzy SEP i PAN. PKOpto zrzesza kilkadziesiąt osób z administracji, uczelni i przemysłu (XI 2010). Celem organizacji są działania lobbystyczne, koordynacyjne i integracyjne na naukowym i technicznym oraz przemysłowym, krajowym i międzynarodowym rynku optyki, optoelektroniki i fotoniki, współpraca między-stowarzyszeniowa – z organizacjami pokrewnymi tematycznie, a także współpraca przemysłowa.

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PKOpto współpracuje w kraju z Komitetem Elektroniki i Telekomunikacji PAN – KEiT PAN, Polską Sekcją SPIE – obecnie z Polskim Stowarzyszeniem Fotonicznym, Sekcją Optyki Polskiego Towarzystwa Fizycznego, Polską Sekcją IEEE.

Działalność
Komitet działa poprzez zespoły robocze optoelektroniki: informatycznej, półprzewodnikowej, laserowej, obrazowej, zintegrowanej, światłowodowej, czujnikowej, aparatury i metrologii, oraz fotowoltaiki i telekomunikacji optycznej, a także materiałów optoelektronicznych i technologii. W ramach PKOpto działa Klub Laserowy na terenie WAT.
Komitet współdziała przy organizacji w kraju międzynarodowych i krajowych wystaw i konferencji przemysłowych oraz naukowo-technicznych z dziedziny optoelektroniki. PKOpto, we współpracy z KEiT PAN zorganizował, od roku 1987 ok. 20 Szkół Optoelektroniki przeznaczonych dla kadry przemysłowej i uczelnianej. W latach 1995-2005 Komitet współ-koordynował kilka dużych projektów naukowo-technicznych dotyczących optoelektroniki. Od roku 1992, Komitet jest organizatorem Ogólnopolskiego Konkursu im. prof. Adama Smolińskiego na najlepszą pracę dyplomową (inżynierską i magisterską) z dziedziny optoelektroniki. Fundatorami nagród są uczelnie, instytuty resortowe i organizacje przemysłowe.

Historia
Od momentu powstania Komitet podjął współpracę z Międzynarodowym Stowarzyszeniem Inżynierii Optycznej – SPIE. W wyniku tych kontaktów, w roku 1988, powstało w kraju stowarzyszenie Polska Sekcja SPIE – pod przewodnictwem profesora Maksymiliana Pluty z Instytutu Optyki Stosowanej. Polska Sekcja SPIE została przekształcona w Polskie Stowarzyszenie Fotoniczne w roku 2007.
W roku 1992 Komitet wydaje pierwsze międzynarodowe czasopismo w języku angielskim pod nazwą Opto-Electronics Review, jako suplement do czasopisma Elektronika – konstrukcje, technologie, zastosowania. Czasopismo to, obecnie wydawane przez WAT, SEP i Springer, jest na liście filadelfijskiej.

Nagrody Polskiego Komitetu Optoelektroniki
 Nagroda im. prof. Adama Smolińskiego

Wydawnictwa
 Opto-Electronics Review

Konferencje
 Krajowe Szkoły Optoelektroniki

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Oficjalna strona Polskiego Komitetu Optoelektroniki
 SPIE-The International Society for Optical Engineering
 Opto-Electronics Review
 Elektronika – konstrukcje, technologie, zastosowania

Polskie organizacje techniczne
Stowarzyszenia zawodowe
Optoelektronika

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1 - How has the Lord covered the daughter of Zion with a cloud in his anger!He has cast the beauty of Israel down from heaven to the earth,and hasn't remembered his footstool in the day of his anger.
2 - The Lord has swallowed up all the dwellings of Jacobwithout pity.He has thrown down in his wrath the strongholds of the daughter of Judah.He has brought them down to the ground.He has profaned the kingdom and its princes.
3 - He has cut off all the horn of Israel in fierce anger.He has drawn back his right hand from before the enemy.He has burned up Jacob like a flaming fire,which devours all around.
4 - He has bent his bow like an enemy.He has stood with his right hand as an adversary.Has killed all that were pleasant to the eye.In the tent of the daughter of Zion, he has poured out his wrath like fire.
5 - The Lord has become as an enemy.He has swallowed up Israel.He has swallowed up all her palaces.He has destroyed his strongholds.He has multiplied mourning and lamentation in the daughter of Judah.
6 - He has violently taken away his tabernacle,as if it were of a garden.He has destroyed his place of assembly.The LORD has caused solemn assembly and Sabbath to be forgotten in Zion.In the indignation of his anger, he has despised the king and the priest.
7 - The Lord has cast off his altar.He has abhorred his sanctuary.He has given the walls of her palaces into the hand of the enemy.They have made a noise in The LORD's house,as in the day of a solemn assembly.
8 - The LORD has purposed to destroy the wall of the daughter of Zion.He has stretched out the line.He has not withdrawn his hand from destroying;He has made the rampart and wall lament.They languish together.
9 - Her gates have sunk into the ground.He has destroyed and broken her bars.Her king and her princes are among the nations where the law is not.Yes, her prophets find no vision from The LORD.
10 - The elders of the daughter of Zion sit on the ground.They keep silence.They have cast up dust on their heads.They have clothed themselves with sackcloth.The virgins of Jerusalem hang down their heads to the ground.
11 - My eyes fail with tears.My heart is troubled.My liver is poured on the earth,because of the destruction of the daughter of my people,because the young children and the infants swoon in the streets of the city.
12 - They ask their mothers,"Where is grain and wine?"when they swoon as the wounded in the streets of the city,when their soul is poured out into their mothers' bosom.
13 - What shall I testify to you?What shall I liken to you, daughter of Jerusalem?What shall I compare to you,that I may comfort you, virgin daughter of Zion?For your breach is as big as the sea.Who can heal you?
14 - Your prophets have seen false and foolish visions for you.They have not uncovered your iniquity,to reverse your captivity,but have seen for you false revelations and causes of banishment.
15 - All that pass by clap their hands at you.They hiss and wag their head at the daughter of Jerusalem, saying,"Is this the city that men called 'The perfection of beauty,the joy of the whole earth'?"
16 - All your enemies have opened their mouth wide against you.They hiss and gnash their teeth.They say, "We have swallowed her up.Certainly this is the day that we looked for.We have found it.We have seen it."
17 - The LORD has done that which he planned.He has fulfilled his word that he commanded in the days of old.He has thrown down,and has not pitied.He has caused the enemy to rejoice over you.He has exalted the horn of your adversaries.
18 - Their heart cried to the Lord.O wall of the daughter of Zion,let tears run down like a river day and night.Give yourself no relief.Don't let the your eyes rest.
19 - Arise, cry out in the night,at the beginning of the watches!Pour out your heart like water before the face of the Lord.Lift up your hands toward him for the life of your young children,who faint for hunger at the head of every street.
20 - "Look, The LORD, and see to whom you have done thus!Should the women eat their offspring,the children that they held and bounced on their knees?Should the priest and the prophet be killed in the sanctuary of the Lord?
21 - "The youth and the old man lie on the ground in the streets.My virgins and my young men have fallen by the sword.You have killed them in the day of your anger.You have slaughtered, and not pitied.
22 - "You have called, as in the day of a solemn assembly, my terrors on every side.There was no one that escaped or remained in the day of The LORD's anger.My enemy has consumed those whom I have cared for and brought up.
Lamentations 1 | Lamentations 2 | Lamentations 3 | Lamentations 4 | Lamentations 5 |
Lamentations Images and Notes
The Book of Lamentations
Lamentations 2:5 - The Lord was as an enemy: he hath swallowed up Israel, he hath swallowed up all her palaces: he hath destroyed his strong holds, and hath increased in the daughter of Judah mourning and lamentation.
Lamentations 5:19-22 - Thou, O LORD, remainest for ever; thy throne from generation to generation. Wherefore dost thou forget us for ever, [and] forsake us so long time? Turn thou us unto thee, O LORD, and we shall be turned; renew our days as of old. But thou hast utterly rejected us; thou art very wroth against us.
Bible Survey - Lamentations
Hebrew Name - Eikah "How"
Greek Name - Threnos "Lament"
Author - Jeremiah (According to Tradition)
Date - 588 BC Approximately
Theme - 5 Poetic laments over the destruction of Jerusalem
Types and Shadows - In Lamentations Jesus is the weeping prophet
Summary of The Book of Lamentations
In the Hebrew the word for the name of the book of Lamentations is "Eikah" which means "How." The book of Lamentations was written by the prophet Jeremiah according to Jewish tradition. The book contains five poems that depict the condition of the forsaken city of Jerusalem which had been burnt to the ground and utterly demolished by the Babylonians on the ninth of Av in the Jewish calendar in 586 BC, in contrast to the magnificent splendor that it once possessed. The reason for God's chastisement on the people of Judah and on the city of Jerusalem are spelled out in the form of an appeal made to God to remember the great suffering of his people and to take vengeance upon the conquerors of His city and the people of Judah.
The first four poems are arranged in an acrostic form with each containing 22 verses which correspond with the 22 consonants of the Hebrew alphabet. In chapter 3 each letter of the Hebrew alphabet is allotted 3 of the 66 verses which comprise the poem. Some conclude that the reason for this was because Israel had sinned from beginning to end (A-Z, or in the Hebrew aleph-tav).
Jeremiah, who wrote the lamentations was an eyewitness of the events, and this brought him great sorrow for he knew the people, he knew the city, he knew the children, and he knew the festivities that existed among the people of Judah.
Interesting note: The Jewish translators of the Septuagint (LXX) attribute Jeremiah as the author of the Lamentations, and so do other ancient translations: The Aramaic Targum, the Latin Vulgate, and the Syriac Peshitta, and the Babylonian Talmud.
Outline of the Book of Lamentations
The five lament poems are outlined here:
Lamentations 1 - Jerusalem's desolation is lamented
Lamentations 2 - God's wrath against the city of Jerusalem
Lamentations 3 - God's faithfulness is acknowledged
Lamentations 4 - God's faithfulness is viewed as chastisement
Lamentations 5 - God's faithfulness is worthy of trust
Lamentations Resources
The Divided Kingdom
The Northern Kingdom of Israel
The Southern Kingdom of Judah
The Assyrian Captivity
The Return From Babylon
More About the Book of Lamentations
Lamentations in the Picture Study Bible


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How the cocktail bitters market has changed
by Clinton Cawood / 13 May, 2021
First published in CLASS Oct/Nov 2019
You might not see as many encyclopaedic bitters selections in bars nowadays, but the category has plenty of life in it, says Clinton Cawood
There was a time, and not too long ago either, when you could hardly find a bar that didn't have a serious bitters-collecting habit. You'd encounter the tiny bottles lined up on the bar and see them liberally mentioned on cocktail lists. New producers were springing up all over the place, with wide ranges of increasingly unusual products.
Today these large collections are fewer and farther between. The bitters themselves haven't disappeared, but bartenders are using them differently and stocking them differently, too. For some, it's about focusing on the classics, with Angostura continuing to reign, while for others, changing drink styles mean a different approach to this cocktail ingredient. Still others are making use of a wider range of ingredients when they'd previously have looked exclusively to bitters.
The Gibson's Marian Beke considers his use of cocktail bitters to have changed, even broadened, in recent years – in part as a result of his move from Nightjar. "There are many classics and twists on classics on the menu at Nightjar, so we would use more aromatic bitters there, while at The Gibson we focus on Martinis and signature drinks that have a savoury element," he says.
For the Martinis, he says, that means more citrus and floral flavours, while the signature drinks call for more savoury and umami styles of bitters, as well as drawing more broadly on extracts and tinctures.
The Breakfast Group's Damian Williams sees this broader approach too, with more ingredients entering the realm previously occupied solely by bitters. "An obvious example is absinthe, which pretty much every bar has in a dasher bottle on the bar top now, or saline solution, which is added in tiny quantities to tweak the drink flavour slightly," he says.
New ways to add bitterness
Other drinks categories have the potential to bring similar flavours to the table too. "The huge growth of the amaro and vermouth categories has meant that there are dozens of new ways to add bitterness and a herbal, spiced complexity to drinks without using traditional cocktail bitters," adds Williams.
Beke agrees: "These days there is a bigger choice of liqueurs, amaros, cordials and more that can help to enhance flavours of drinks in a similar way to bitters, so it's up to the bartender's personal preference."
But Williams believes that bartenders might be reaching less frequently for bitters as a result of the rise in homemade ingredients, given the greater control over a particular drink's flavours that these provide. "The idea of adding a little je ne sais quoi to add complexity and depth to a drink is less important," he says. "Whereas maybe five years ago a bartender would add plum bitters to give a hint of plum, now they are more likely to infuse one of their ingredients with dried plum."
While approaches such as these to bartending are indeed changing, cocktail styles are changing along with them, with lighter drinks – both in terms of flavour and in terms of abv – undoubtedly becoming more prevalent in recent times. And, while this isn't necessarily bad news for bitters, it does require looking beyond their traditional role in cocktails.
"I still use Angostura and Peychaud's in the same way I always have, in stirred-down and brown drinks," says consultant Carl Anthony Brown. "But they make a great accompaniment to a number of other styles of drinks too, such as sours, fizzes and more."
The sweet tooth of the bitter stuff
Amari and their bittersweet progress
Consultant Paul Bradley agrees. "I think that, due to the huge variety of bitters currently available, you can use them to pep up or add depth and complexity to any type of drink. A little goes a long way in lighter drinks, so they can be especially valuable there," he says.
The fast-growing world of low-abv drinks is indeed an opportunity for the bitters category, in spite of the category's classic, boozy associations. "It's possible to make entire low-abv drinks based around bitters with fantastic flavour," says Brown. "Their unparalleled ability to reinforce flavour should be used to innovate within the low-abv drinks sector."
And if it's a truly zero-abv drink you're after, Beke points out that there are not only options within the core cocktail bitters category, but even wider choice when it comes to herbal botanical extracts more generally.
A bar's bitters selection, therefore, has clearly never been more dependent on the style of drink it's producing, whether that's stirred-down Prohibition- style cocktails or lighter, lower-abv serves.
Informing the list
At Milk & Honey in London, for example, the focus on classics clearly informs the concise list of bitters in stock. "Angostura, Peychaud's, orange bitters and absinthe in dasher bottles have been on the bar top for at least the past four years," says bar manager Pierre-Marie Bisson. "Here we'd rather use fresh products, but obviously when making stirred drinks you'd rather use bitters – although Milk & Honey NYC had some pretty fun stirred drinks with cucumber or mint inside the mixing glass, for example, like the Archangel or Cobble Hill."
For those going for a wider or more eclectic approach, the bitters category does offer more freedom to bartenders than some other drinks categories, Beke points out. "Our guests will call for brands, or categories of spirit, such as tequila or scotch, so we have to have them, but it's very rare that someone will ask you for cocktails with a specific brand name of bitters."
Meanwhile, as attitudes to bitters are changing, the category itself continues to offer new and interesting products. Beke himself launched his own Electric Bitters a couple years ago, for example, with buzz button flowers bringing a physical sensation.
With the variety now available, new approaches to using them, and the potential they offer for contemporary drink styles, we may just see bitters making their way into more cocktails, and not less – even if they're not part of big collections lined up in vast quantities on the bar.


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Phil Bloom, née  le  à Berkel en Rodenrijs, est une artiste néerlandaise, animatrice, actrice et également photo modèle.

Biographie

De 1965 à 1966, Phil Bloom suit une formation à l'Académie royale des beaux-arts de La Haye.

Elle est connue pour être la première personne à apparaître complètement nue dans une émission de la télévision néerlandaise. Le , dans le premier épisode de Hoepla, elle est filmée dans le plus simple appareil, assise et lisant un journal. Cependant, la première personne ayant eu un véritable rôle sera Pleuni Touw qui, en 1974, jouera totalement nue dans la série télévisée .

Phil Bloom a été membre dans les années 1960 du mouvement Fluxus et vit actuellement à Anvers.

Filmographie
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Actrice néerlandaise
Naissance à Lansingerland
Naissance en novembre 1945
Fluxus


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Is There A Secret Underground City In Mount Shasta?
There are many paranormal stories coming from Mount Shasta. And I have covered some of these before but one of the most famous and intriguing cases happened in the early years of the 20th century. And it involves gold, giants, and an ancient underground city. In 1904 a geologist and treasure hunter J.C. Brown was hired by a mining company to hunt for gold in Northern California. And during his explorations of the wilderness he claimed to have come across a rock fall at the base of a cliff at Mount Shasta. So he suspected that there must be something buried underneath it. So he started to dig and clear away all the rocks and all the rubble. And once he was done Mr. Brown uncovered a huge mysterious tunnel of very unusual dimensions. The passage of this tunnel was 10 feet high and seven feet wide. And it also curved downwards into the interior of the earth. So of course extremely curious and extremely excited he decided to go check it out. And he kind of got this feeling that there must be something of great importance at the end of this tunnel. And he was right, once he reached the bottom he saw something that just blew his mind. He claimed to have entered and underground city that was filled with ancient machinery, tons of relics and even gold treasures. And he believed after fully investigating this amazing place that it was also an ancient mining operation. And he knew that this could not have been done by modern humans, it was just way to advanced.
And amongst these treasures Brown claimed to have found golden tablets and plates. And they were inscribed with very strange-looking hieroglyphics. He also found very unusual looking spears that could somehow bend them selves back into shape, and that they were almost impossible to break. He also described some sort of worship room containing huge statues that eerily glowed in the dark. And within this room they were solar symbols all over the walls. But one of the most intriguing claims coming from Mr. Brown was that he found a chamber filled with giant skeletons. The smallest of these were about 7 feet tall and the tallest were about 11 feet tall. And in another chamber beyond this room there was a deceased but very well-preserved man and a women. And he stated that this man and women were dressed in very fine clothing. And he believed that they were the king and queen. And he also said that they too were also giants. Now I am guessing that this well-preserved man and women must have looked just like us because he never stated that they were aliens or a different species, just that they were giants.
Now when Brown came back to the surface he reburied the tunnel. And the following decades of his life is shrouded in mystery. Now it is believed that he came back to this underground city many times but started to become increasingly paranoid and secretive. He also stated that he did show his close friends and family this location. But shortly after he regretted showing them as he believed that they were going to betray him. But eventually every single person that Mr. Brown did show or tell died in very freak accidents and just un timely deaths. So he started to believe that this place was cursed. But for some unknown reason he was sparred.
Now during his isolated years Brown became obsessed with James Churchward's books on the lost continent of Mu. And after a lot of research he was positive that he had discovered evidence of a lost race of prehistoric giants who inhabited California in ancient times. And that they were destroyed in a catastrophic flood. And that these ancient people and this underground city was in fact a lost link in the story of our history and our civilization. Then at the ripe old age of 79, in 1934, J.C. Brown went to Stockton in California to recruit a party of explorers. Because he wanted to show the world the truth, he wanted people to know about our real history. And it didn't take him to long to get about 80 people together. But on the night before they were suppose to leave on this life changing, world-changing expedition he mysteriously vanished and he was never seen again. Making many believe that foul play was involved and that somebody did not want this truth to get out. And still to this day people search for this tunnel but nobody has ever been able to find it. And there have been some claims but they have all turned out to be false.
Now Some people believe that these ancient people still live in this location and that they are the Lemurians. Lemuria is believed to have existed some time in our past and that their homeland was destroyed. And then they moved into the Hollow Earth or maybe they always lived in the Hollow Earth. There are many theories, but according to my research I don't think that these ancient giants or their underground cities are connected at all to these Lemurians, at least not the same people. As they seem to have superior intellect and techknowledgey. And they are said to be responsible for all, or most of the UFO sightings within the Mount Shasta region. And I kind of see them more as divine like beings.
One of the first encounters with these Lemurians happened to a teenager named Oliver. And I have covered this before in my last Mount Shasta video so I will cover just the basics of this case real quick for those that have not seen it. During the summer of 1883 Oliver was helping his family mark boundaries near Mount Shasta for their mining camp. And while he was working he began to shake an convulse. It seemed like his hand was trying to write something down. And Oliver was really scared by this so he ran home. And his mother also saw that his hand was trying to write something. So she grabbed a pen and a piece of paper and Oliver unwillingly started to write. And after a couple of minutes Oliver's hand and his trance like state stopped. And he did in fact write something rather strange on that piece of paper. Now over the next couple of years Oliver would on and off enter these trance like states until what he was writing was finally finished. And his writing revealed a book that he later called "The Existence Of The Secret Lemurian City And Their History".
Now this book described a race of very intelligent beings that live within Mount Shasta. And Oliver believed that these beings chose him to be their messenger and he also claimed to have actually seen their city that lies deep within the mountain. And according to Oliver it is a sight to behold. And he also said that he saw many cigar-shaped UFO's, or in his own words "air ships". And that these air ships were capable of flying at incredible fast speeds. Now a lot of people believed that Oliver and this book was nothing more than a hoax. But this book was very ground breaking for its time because it talked about quantum mechanics, anti gravity, mass transit, zero point energy which Oliver called dark side energy. And Oliver was only a teenager at the time with no real education. There is just no way that he could know about these things. Making this a very interesting case. Now Mount Shasta is indeed a hot spot for all sorts of paranormal activity and if you haven't watched my first video I would highly recommend to go check that out as it covers a lot more very awesome, very interesting paranormal cases.
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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legends_of_Mount_Shasta
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