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Momo and Beau Geste win Coastal Challenge at Copa del Rey
Palma, 1st August 2018
The traditional coastal race at 37 Copa del Rey MAPFRE is a break from the usual diet of windward-leeward races. In today's light sea breeze conditions and sweltering summer temperatures it may have felt longer than the actual miles sailed – especially for the smaller boats – but the headlands and consequent transition zones made for an interesting challenge. Even so, starting and the first windward legs were key to success in Mallorca Sotheby's IRC 0 and 1 where Momo and Beau Geste both triumphed.
The Mallorca Sotheby's IRC Classes and the BMW ORC 2 and 3 were set courses out to the east of Cabo Blanco where the breeze was actually lighter. In fact as the record sized fleet today reached its full magnitude as the Melges 40 fleet and the GC32 flying catamarans started their regatta, it was the classes racing in the Bay which had the best winds, as the thermal seabreeze accelerates into and across the bay, wrapping round the cape to the east.
Dieter Schoen's Vrolijk designed Maxi72 Momo may have faltered at the start, letting both Cannonball and Proteus away on the 2.5 miles first beat, but Momo found a vein of pressure and shift to their right and were able to lead around the first mark by a couple of boat lengths. With their win today Momo are now three points clear as the regatta reaches its midpoint today, Cannonball in second.
Tactician on Momo Markus Wieser noted, "At the first upwind mark we were only two or three boat lengths ahead but from there we could just stretch. When you are ahead you are always in clear air and so you can stretch. So far, so good."
Momo were able to recover from their poor start but that was not entirely the case in the Melges 40 class for the PalmaVela winners and Grand Prix circuit leaders Inga from Sweden. A pair of uncharacteristic starting errors set them on the back foot on Day 1. Richard Goransson's team hit the start mark and had to take a penalty in the first race and then were over the start line on the second. The Japanese flagged Sikon, which has local ace Manu Weiller calling tactics, leads after a 5, 1, 1 today. He reported: " It was not an easy course area due to the fact that there was not a best option on the right or on the left and you had to work on the different shift and pressure all the time. In Race 2 and 3 we had a nice balance and a clean performance. It's just the beginning and it will be not easy to defend the position in the next day due to the fact that all the Melges 40 teams are so closely matched terms of speed and performance."
An early lead worked out for Team Beau Geste which won Mallorca Sotheby's IRC 1 class handsomely to lead the highly competitive fleet by six points now. But tactician Gavin Brady cautions, "It is always interesting when the discard comes into play after eight races, that can be quite a game changer."
But Karl Kwok's Beau Geste crew relished the challenge today, Brady adding, "It was a really fun, dynamic course, so there are little passing lanes in under the cliffs. You want to sail the shortest distance but then there is more wind offshore, there is a lot changing. It is fun to do the coastal race in the middle of all this windward-leeward stuff."
The ClubSwan 50 fleet is rich with talent all the way through the fleet but right now the top two German flagged boats Sönke Meier's NiRaMo and Hendrik Brandis' Earlybird are clear of the pack, rekindling a long time rivalry between Denmark's three times Soling Olympic medallist, Elvstrom Sails' Jesper Bank guiding NiRaMo and Germany's four times Olympic medallist Jochen Schümann.
In the Soling's Olympic heyday Schümann won gold in 1988 with Bank in bronze. In 1992 in Barcelona Bank took gold, knocking out Schümann in the match race semi finals, leaving the German crew to fourth. In 1996 when Stig Westergaard's crew represented Denmark Schümann won gold and in 2000 it was Bank gold Schümann silver. The pair have been firm friends and sailed together with United Team Germany. But the ClubSwan 50 brings the friendly rivalry back into a strict one design arena for the first time. Last year Brandis' Earlybird dominated when the class made its debut and but right now it is Bank, with Sonke Meier's NiRaMo which has the upper hand, leading by five points over Earlybird. Bank is loving the tight one design racing,
"We made a decision to race in a one design class and we certainly got that. It is extremely tight, extremely tight racing. You can be anywhere between first and seventh."
"We finished within a second of Earlybird again today and so now we have had three races in which we have finished a second ahead of Earlybird. It is very exciting.
"I had forgotten how close one design can be. On the second upwind in the second race I was like 'can we get this over with, it is all too tight for me!'.
On the rivalry with Jochen Schümann, Bank grins widely, " It has always been there, in the Soling and and in Match Racing but last year they (Earlybird) beat the stuffing out of us and it took a bit of getting used to have them beat us. But now we are relieved to be competitive. We are good friends now. And I trust him, when I ask him advice he gives it freely and openly, good solid advice. We go back a long time and I think I can say for both of us that we have a lot of respect for each other. But as always, you like to beat those who you are close with."
In the 6 Metre classes, Bribon leads as the only boat in the regatta to have won all four races, tactician Ross Macdonald noting, "It was a perfect day for sailing. Generally the left was good today and we got there more often than our rivals. Once you got ahead on the first beat there were not too many passing lanes. I have sailed this boat for ten years – with the two previous owners before 'senor' got a hold of it. It is fantastic to be here with the class. I never thought I would see the class here and hopefully the resurgence will continue."
And Hugo Steibeck's Sophie leads the Modern class after their second and third places today, Sophie's Pete Cumming concluding, "It was good for us with a two and a three. It was a big choppy for us. Yesterday we nailed the starts and the first beats to win both but today we were not so good on the first beats and gave away a couple of places."
And there is some more racing tomorrow.
Overall Results. Day 3
(Position/Boat/Country/Skipper/Results/Points)
Mallorca Sotheby´s IRC 0
1. Momo (IVB), Dieter Schoen, 1+1+2+1+1=6
2. Cannonball (ITA), Darío Ferrari, 2+2+1+2+2=9
3. Proteus (USA), George Sakellaris, 3+3+3+3+3=15
1. Team Beau Geste (HKG), Karl Kwok, 1+1+6+2+1=11
2. Paprec Recyclage (FRA), Stephane Neve, 2+5+2+3+5=17
3. The Phoenix (POL), Kristina Plattner, 3+2+8+1+4=18
… up to 13 entries.
ClubSwan 50
1. Niramo (GER), Sönke Meier Sawatzki, 1+1+2+4+3+2=13
2. Earlybird (GER), Hendrik Brandis, 3+2+1+5+4+3=18
3. Aifos 500 (ESP), S.M. el Rey Felipe VI, 2+4+8+3+7+4=28
MRW Swan 45
1. Elena Nova (GER), Christian Plump, 1+4+1+2+3+2=13
2. K-Force (NED), Jan de Kraker, 4+2+4+3+1+1=15
3. Porrón IX (ESP), Luis Senís, 2+1+2+4+2+5=16
… up to 5 entries.
1. Selene (ITA), Massimo de Campo, 2+3+2+2+1+5=15
2. Nadir (ESP), Pedro Vaquer, 7+2+1+3+2+1=16
3. Pez de abril (ESP), Jose María Meseguer, 5+1+4+1+4+3=18
1. Ineos Team UK (GBR), Ben Ainslie, 3+2+1+1+2=9
2. Norauto (FRA), Franck Cammas, 1+1+2+2+5=11
3. Real Team (SUI), Jerome Clerc, 5+5+5+3+3=21
Melges 40
1. Sikon (JPN), Yukihidiro Ishida, 5+1+1=7
2. Stig (ITA), Alessandro Rombelli, 1+4+2=7
3. Vitamina-Cetilar (ITA), Andrea Lacorte, 2+2+4=8
BMW ORC 1
1. Estrella Damm (ESP), Luis Martínez Doreste, 1+1+1+5+1+1=10
2. Rats on fire (ESP), Rayco Tabares, 2+2+2+1+5+2=14
3. BMW Sail Racing Academy (ITA), 3+4+4+3+3+8=25
1. Antonio Banderas Design (ESP), Dani Cuevas, 6+1+2+4+1=14
2. El Carmen – Elite Sails (ESP), 1+5+1+5+2=14
3. Modul (SUI), Ignacio Camino, 2+2+5+1+5=15
1. L´immens – Laplaza Assessors (ESP), Carles Rodríguez, 1+1+4+1+1=8
2. Tanit IV – Medilevel (ESP), Ignacio Campos, 3+2+1+2+4=12
3. Katarina II (EST), Aivar Tuulberg, 5+4+12+3+3=27
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1. Bribon Movistar (ESP), Marc de Antonio, 1+3+1+5+1+1=12
2. New Territories (ESP), Alexei Semenov, 2+4+2+1+2+4=15
3. Ibo.es (ESP), Javier Chacartegui, 4+7+5+3+4+2=25
6M Clásicos
1. Bribon (ESP), Pedro Campos, 1+1+1+1=4
2. Titia (ESP), Alicia Freire, 2+2+2+2=8
3. Aida (ESP), Francisco Botas, 3+4+3+3=13
6M Modernos
1. Sophie Racing (SUI), Hugo Stenbeck, 1+1+2+4=8
2. Saryba (ESP), Jaime Yllera, 4+3+3+1=11
3. Nivola (SUI), Reinhard Suhner, 3+2+5+2=12
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Originally, White Horse RV was, of course, located on the White Horse Pike in Somerdale, NJ. Founded in 1973, White Horse RV Center was originally named White Horse Winnebago, and then White Horse Leisure. While the Somerdale location was a success, it was just too small to handle the continually growing popularity of RVs. To give you an idea of the size, the location eventually became a fireplace accessories store.
In 1996, White Horse moved to the current Williamstown location on the Black Horse Pike, a former auto dealer lot and building. This space was much better suited to handle all of the new products that would eventually be sold, including travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, and motorhomes. At the time, some thought was given to changing the name, but in those days before the internet explosion, getting the word out on a name change would have been very difficult, so the decision was made to keep the White Horse name.
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By Tom Jackson on July 23, 2015 East Africa, Events
SafeMotos, Duma Works, Shield Finance, Arifu and Makarao were category winners at yesterday's PIVOT East mobile startups pitching competition in Nairobi, Kenya.
Disrupt Africa reported in June a panel of PIVOT East judges selected 25 startups to compete at the event, further narrowing down a shortlist of 50 semi-finalists from around East Africa.
The 25 startups pitched to a investors, media and other stakeholders in Nairobi yesterday, with the judges declaring winners in five categories. All winners receive free one-year hosting from Kenyan cloud startup Angani, unlike in previous years when there have been cash prizes.
In the Finance category, Kenyan startup Shield Finance came out on top ahead of BitFinance (Kenya/Zimbabwe), Eko Biashara (Kenya), Hisa Play (Kenya), and V-Money (Tanzania). Shield provides payday loans to employees, and is seeking US$500,000 to grow its operations and increase its available on-lending float. The startup is among the 30 that will be taking part in DEMO Africa in Lagos, Nigeria in September.
The Enterprise category had only Kenyan finalists, with Duma Works winning ahead of Djuaji, Tenderpreneur.net, Mobu and SaniCMS. Duma Works offers network recruiting via any mobile phone device, with filtering technology meaning only suitable candidates are referred to companies. The startup is looking for US$250,000 on top of US$500,000 it has already raised in order to expand its team and enter other markets.
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The Provincial Mental Institution, 1923
Oliver, Alberta (Edmonton)
Current Name
Alberta Hospital
The Provincial Mental Institute was opened in 1923 in the village of Oliver on farmland a short distance north of the City of Edmonton. The village no longer exists, and housing developments of the expanding city are approaching across open land. The Oliver and Ponoka hospitals are close together in the geographical centre of the province.
The site is on flat land that drains slowly to the valley of the North Saskatchewan River to the east. The soil is of high agricultural quality and was ready for production in 1923. The buildings depend entirely on planted tree belts and gardens for visual interest and natural enjoyment, and for windbreaks. From the beginning, the hospital and its grounds captured the image and the atmosphere of an island on the prairie. Depending on the expansion of the city, that picture will remain for a few years to come.
Architectural and Service Details
Architect R.P. Blakey, FRIBA, Provincial Architect
Floor area Building No. 1, 22,000 sq. Ft including a basement and partial 4th floor.
Height Building 1, four stories, including a basement and partial 4th floor. Building 2, two stories.
Description Each early building is monolithic. After the addition of many structures, the site is now an informal pavilion development.
Occupancy Building No.1, about 60, 1923, estimated from the plan. Building No. 2, about 55, 1923, Max occupancy, about 1500 in 1953, in all added buildings.
Structural Fire resistant, brick and stucco walls. Construction photo appears to show steel framing. Floors presumably concrete.
Heating Powerhouse built, 1923. Coal-fired steam boilers, automatic stokers Steam to the kitchen, laundry, sterilizers. Ventilation by electric fans and duct system. Low-pressure radiation for the wards, with screen guards.
Lighting Electric, from steam-driven generators.
Water supply Connected to City of Edmonton system.
Plumbing Fixtures adequate, disposal plant used activated sludge.
Fire History None noted by Hincks in 1929 report. Staff organized a fire brigade, drills twice each month.
"The facilities were not good by today's standards. Beds were very close together, and sometimes mattresses were put right on the floor. The patients were a pretty forlorn bunch. For some, the only activity was to walk up and down the halls, pushing polishing blocks to shine the floors. There was very little active treatment." Dr. Morris Carnat, former intern at Oliver in Alberta Hospital, Edmonton
The first building at the Oliver site, now known as Building No. 1, was planned by the Department of Education as a place for the confinement of mentally incapacitated children. It was to be known as the "Institute for the Feeble Minded". Before its opening, it was taken over by the Department of Public Health and dedicated to care for the chronic insane. A shuffle of facilities took place whereby patients, including 47 returned soldiers, were transferred to Oliver from Red Deer. A home for mentally retarded children in South Edmonton was closed, and the children moved to the existing hospital in Red Deer which subsequently cared for people with developmental disabilities. Floor plans of Building No. 1, as it was first built, have not been found. Whether it originally followed a mansion concept seems doubtful, given its size and proportions.
Building No. 2 is tightly organized, with narrow corridors, an airing verandah, and a balance of private rooms and small wards for 2 to 5 beds each. Its footprint is a simplified "T" shaped mansion plan, with double loaded corridors, and a mixture of single rooms and small ward spaces. It had one very small dayroom, at the crossing of the corridors. These first two buildings of the Oliver hospital were small, undistinguished structures, with no embellishment and a frugal use of space. The buildings were strictly utilitarian, with little space for social functions or private enjoyment. A ground level corridor connected the buildings for all weather ease of travel. The Oliver institution was included in the 1929 CNCMH report on institutions in Alberta. In that report Drs. Hincks and Farrar noted benefits and deficiencies in the facilities and operations of the hospital. They wrote that dormitories were large and airy, holding 50 patients each. Fireproof construction, and adequate drills and fire extinguishers were noted.
Dr. David Dick, the first superintendent, believed that healthy employment was good occupational therapy. His approach was successful for the 35 percent of male patients who could undertake heavy outside work in summer. That number was reduced to 20% in winter.Dick's daily records of construction work by patients read like duty logs of an army engineer, demonstrating the importance of patient labour in constructing the hospital site; " Excavation for laundry and concreting of floor and footings; Excavating and concreting tunnel between laundry and main sewer: Old farm house cellar filled in; Considerable heavy cut and fill grading around buildings No.1 and No.2; Unloading ten cars gravel and two cars cement."
New buildings were under construction at Oliver as late as 1969; an addition to #3 Building in 1935; a dormitory in 1937; #5 Building in 1942; #8 (a laboratory building) and #9 in 1950. A tuberculosis building and recreation facilities were built in 1952; administration and service buildings went up in 1953; and an admissions building and a ward unit (Cottonwood) was added in 1969.
Grounds, Farms and Gardens
"The patients loved the farm. In the early days they came in a democrat to haul milk to the hospital. Sometimes I had to buy a new cow to get enough milk – a lot went into soup. The patients loved to work there, and when it closed, many of them broke down. " Jim Shearer, Farm Manager in Alberta Hospital, Edmonton
In 1922 and 1923, preparation for planting and other landscape work at the Provincial Mental Institute was accomplished with the aid of a small group of patients from the Ponoka hospital. In the late 1920s, when Dr. Charles Fitzpatrick briefly enlivened the hospital with improvements, long dining tables and benches were replaced by normal 4 to 6 place round tables, cutlery, and napkins. Flowers from the gardens were added, pictures were hung, and singing birds were provided in day rooms. By 1927 the nursery supplied other public properties in the region. Grounds were improved with shrubs and trees; Paton's rockery was built in 1929-30. Landscape work included collecting five hundred young native evergreens and planting in nursery beds. Many patients tended their own small gardens for food and flowers.
In their 1929 report on Alberta institutions, Drs. Hincks and Farrar noted that ……"the grounds gave a pleasing effect," … Alex Paton, a longtime gardener at Oliver, built a rock garden and grotto that was popular with visitors from the city. Grade school children from Edmonton visited the nursery to make leaf collections. According to LaJeunnesse, people would make the short trip from the city to visit the grounds, and to observe the patients' behaviour. The first superintendent, Dr. David Dick, was proud of the ornamental gardens, "The lawns and flower gardens are beautiful, and evoked much favourable comment from the press." In 1929 extensive planting of hedges, trees, shrubs and perennials added to the appeal of the grounds. Tennis courts were built, and more rockeries established.
Nine hundred of the 1000 acres initially provided for the hospital were put into cultivation by the Department of Agriculture. During the Depression the farm operations were taken over by the hospital, using an experienced farm family for management and a mixed crew of patients and outside employees. Patients worked hard, with no pay, and were restricted to menial tasks but farm work meant activity, good food, and a degree of freedom not available to other patients. The farm became a financial success and continued its operations in spite of complaints from local farmers who wished to supply the hospital
A golf course and tennis courts were built with patient labour, but were plowed under during the Depression years. Sheila Kelly worked at Oliver as a psychiatric aide while she was an undergraduate university student in the mid-1950s. Kelly remembers patients being taken outdoors to watch a staff baseball game, the absence of gardens and plants, and patients walking in airing courts and verandahs, climbing naked on the steel mesh screens. A Shack Town, undated, developed at the rear of the grounds. Patients salvaged lumber, cardboard, and metal from a burning pit behind the hospital shops. The first shack was built by an old trapper. He kept a small still and was skeptically regarded by night-shift workers for his offers of home-made stew which he made with muskrats caught in nearby marshy land.
Horticultural therapy falls between work and recreation. I place it here because it is also used as occupational training, to good effect. The Alberta Hospital Edmonton continues that practice with enthusiasm. In the late 1990s an outpatient asked for permission to develop her interest by working in the gardens and greenhouse. Doug Lehman, Greenhouse Coordinator, agreed. When the patient finished treatment, Lehman continued with an organized program that now includes 40 clients, who work in shifts. They have named the greenhouse "Plants-a-Lot." It is still operating and has been well received in the Edmonton region.
Institutional Life
"The patients' only real friends and companions were in the hospital, for many had been there for years… none of the patients complained. Many of them came from farms with not good surroundings – log cabins with leaky roofs, where you wake up to ice in the water pail in winter. There was no electric power, no indoor plumbing. Here the patients were always warm and dry and had plenty to eat and a bit of tobacco." A. K. Wright, Retired Nursing Supervisor
The Oliver hospital was used as an annex to the Ponoka institution, and designated for care of chronic patients. According to LaJeunnesse, most patients had been admitted before the age of 35 years, and were transferred from Ponoka as hopeless cases with little likelihood of ever leaving hospital. 70 percent were of rural background. 80 percent were destitute and shunned by their families.
Dr. David Dick, the first superintendent at Oliver, was proud of the physical health of his patients, in spite of the fact that under his direction the hospital offered no programs of organized physical exercise. He was conscientious about economy of operations, noting that under his leadership the cost of care was 86 cents/day in 1923; 60 cents in 1926; and 69 cents in 1929.
Hincks and Farrar's 1929 CNCHH report objected strongly to the idleness of most patients, critiquing the hospital's inadequate hydrotherapeutic equipment, the absence of a trained nurse on staff, and the lack of games, gymnastics, or drill exercises. They noted that patients were not segregated by type and severity of illness, leaving competent and alert patients in close proximity to patients in deteriorated condition. Following this report Dr. Charles Fitzpatrick, formerly of the Ponoka hospital was engaged. He stayed two years, initiating new measures for patient benefit. They included outside work for 50 % more patients, and systematic indoor physical workouts during rough weather. Housekeeping and maintenance changes involved patients in sewing and repair shops. Elementary training in basket work and toy-making led to articles for sale at the Edmonton Exhibition. Games and reading material were made available. Long dining tables with benches were replaced by normal 4 to 6 place round tables. The use of knives and forks by patients was initiated. Staff were nervous, a cutlery count was maintained, but food need no longer be soup or mashed and eaten by spoon.
Sadly, these new measures were cut short by the Depression of the 1930s. Overcrowding, always an issue at the Oliver hospital, became worse. During the Depression sleeping quarters became very crowded. Beds were closely spaced, and mattresses were placed on available floors. Single side-rooms were constantly in use; some patients were in straight-jackets, and doors were locked. As hard times wore on, crowding increased and fighting was common. Wards were bare and depressing, knives and forks were replaced with spoons and paper plates, and the hospital regressed to a primitive state.
The troubles of the hospital in Oliver did not end with the Depression. Extreme crowding into the 1950s and 1960s. Patients numbered 1071 in 1944; 1258 in 1947; 1497 in 1953; and 1345 in 1965.
Sheila Kelly's memories of Oliver in the 1950s include chronic patients in non-segregated quarters who were considered to be there for life, in some cases simply because there was no family to receive them. A day room was furnished with long tables and backless benches at tables and along the walls. And a windowless corridor led to private rooms for bedridden patients, and "side rooms" for solitary confinement were furnished with a mattress on the floor. In her time at Oliver, Kelly did not see any abusive or cruel treatment, or hear of it in staff discussion. Her impression of the hospital was one of regulation and surveillance, and custodial care where nurses were always occupied with record keeping and medications.
The advent of drug therapy in the 1950s brought many changes, but the fate of the institutions has yet to be resolved. Downsizing of mental hospitals and the mixed benefits and burdens of large scale release of patients made news world- wide in the 1960s. Provincial and national newspaper reporters covered the Alberta situation, attacking the Ponoka and Edmonton (formerly Oliver) institutions. One paper published a dramatic series of damning articles written after a faked committal to hospital. Possible expansion of the Edmonton and Ponoka hospitals was hotly debated in the 1980s and 1990s. Each hospital had supporters urging additions to their facility. Possibly the proposed rebuilding of both hospitals, at an estimated cost of 150 million dollars in 1990, was intended to pacify the competition. That prospect did not materialize, and the 1999 decision to spend 95 million to rebuild the Ponoka Hospital gave Edmonton and the former Oliver institution the short end of the deal.
Sheila Abercrombie. Alberta Hospital Edmonton, 1923 to 1983. Edmonton: Alberta Hospital, 1983.
C.M. Hincks and C.B. Farrar, "Report of Commissioners Appointed to Investigate the Provincial Training School at Red Deer, Provincial Mental Institute at Oliver, and Provincial Mental Hospital at Ponoka," Legislative Assembly of Alberta, 1929.
Ronald LaJeunesse. Political Asylums. Edmonton, Alberta: The Muttart Foundation, 2002.


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The nonprofit LGBT community group, Build Our Center, opens a brick and mortar community center after years of fundraising. Mayor Hillary Schieve will perform a ribbon cutting at 5:30 p.m. April 29, followed by a grand opening celebration from noon to 4 p.m. on April 30. The Nevada Gay Men's Chorus will perform during the ribbon cutting ceremony.
Build Our Center, which is now called Our Center, provides support, education and advocacy for Northern Nevada's LGBT community. It was established in 2009 to fill the need for an LGBT community center. Since its launch, the board of directors — with the help of regional residents and businesses — raised more than $200,000 to open a center dedicated to supporting ongoing events and programming.
"We are beyond excited to share this community space with Northern Nevada," Board President Jeromy Manke said. "This was an effort and passion shared in part by past board members, current board members, donors, friends and allies who were committed to seeing this dream become a reality. Seven years later and we finally have a brick-and-mortar to call home."
The center supports education and advocacy of the LGBT community, including its members, allies and people confronted with sexual orientation and gender identity issues. In addition, the center promotes awareness and acceptance, provides a safe environment for members of the community and advocates for equality of all individuals, according to a press release.
The April 30 grand opening event includes live music, food trucks, refreshments, activities and games. The new location is at 1745 S. Wells Ave.
Clarification April 20 at 12:45 p.m.: Build Our Center was renamed to Our Center now that it has a building. This was not clear in the original version of the story.


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Originally founded as a project by four established artists, PREP has developed from EP to EP from an insider tip to a bearer of hope of sophisticated British pop music. The quartet comprises of Grammy nominated producer Dan Radclyffe, French drummer Guillaume Jambel, Welsh keyboardist Llywelyn Ap Myrddin and London-based singer and frontman Tom Havelock. Together, they have created over the past five years an eclectic blend of contemporary indie pop, soul and synths, deeply rooted in the melodic West Coast elegance of the 70s and 80s. In late October, the quartet finally released their highly anticipated self-titled debut album on Bright Antenna Records. WEST COAST SOUL talked with Guillaume Jambel and Tom Havelock about the making of their debut, their musical development, their shared love for Steely Dan, the importance of smoothness and the value of nostalgia.
By Thomas Splett / November 17, 2020
You four originally come from very different backgrounds: Llywelyn composes classical music, Tom is a singer-songwriter, Guillaume a house DJ, and Dan produces hip-hop tracks. How did you meet?
Guillaume: Llywelyn and I met through a musician friend and bonded over our mutual appreciation of Steely Dan and Michael McDonald records. We decided to form a band and got Dan involved, who we both knew. The three of us started working on demos and once we had one that was pretty solid, Dan sent it to this singer he knew. We hadn't even met Tom back then, but as soon as we heard his voice on 'Cheapest Flight' we knew we had something that sounded quite unique. It was the missing piece of the puzzle.
What inspires you about the music of Steely Dan?
Guillaume: For me it's an ensemble of things: their slick sonic sophistication of course but also their killer grooves. I have obsessed over 70s and 80s session musicians for most of my life and Steely Dan always featured the greatest rhythm sections. Llywelyn however, was fascinated by their complicated, yet accessible chord progressions. And I know Tom, you love some of their lyrics… Steely Dan is quite simply the only band we all like.
Tom: There's no band like them for giving you this surface sheen of hi fi perfection, and then you look deeper and everything starts to get a little murky. We could talk for ages about Steely Dan, but I think a lot of it comes down to them living and working in LA, making that kind of ultra-smooth music but with the outside perspective of New Yorkers. They're also funny, which I don't think you get that often in good music.
When you started working together five years ago, to record an album was the place you wanted to reach, but first you needed to find your path. How would you describe your musical development since 2015? And why was now the right moment to release an album?
Tom: I think we've developed a much broader sense of what PREP is. A lot of that comes down to what we've learned from touring. We actually thought when we started that we'd just be a studio project. I remember Guillaume showing me Chaka Khan 'Live at the Roxy' and saying "if we ever do PREP live, it needs to be like this", which felt like another way of saying "we will never be able to play live". But then we got asked to perform in a few places, and it pretty quickly started feeling like a really crucial part of what we do, and developed a whole energy of its own which I think you can hear in songs on the album like 'Years Don't Lie' – something we'd never have made at the start of PREP. And why now for the album? I think we all felt the time was right for putting together a record, a bigger piece of work with a bit more scope. And frankly, 5 years before a debut album already feels ridiculous, so we couldn't really wait any longer.
Tell us a little bit about the creation process of the album. How long did you work on it and was there a basic idea or mood you wanted to capture with the album?
Guillaume: We always wanted the album to be something our fans would like but also experiment a bit, maybe show a different side of the band, as long as the whole thing would remain in familiar territories. The four of us went to the studio daily between October and December 2019 and wrote plenty of demos. The idea was to let these breathe over the New Year and regroup in February to actually start recording. But then, you know what happened: with lockdown in place, our plans got cut short. Even though we ended up having less time than we would have liked, we decided to keep our deadline, which was actually very good for us. We naturally have a tendency to work very slowly and would probably still be tweaking the mix now…
You have worked with an excellent cast of musicians on your debut.
Tom: Collaboration has always been really important to us (not least because none of us can play the saxophone) and we're lucky to know and work with a lot of excellent musicians here in London, and also people we've hooked up with in other places. It's one of the biggest pleasures in making a record, handing it over to someone else for them to do their thing and then hearing what you get back. Miso, who sings on The Stream, we met through Dean. She's a brilliant singer from Seoul, who made some of the coolest lockdown videos I've seen (Miso's Home Alone). And Rai Thistlethwayte is someone whose playing we've been big fans of for a while, so we just hit him up, he said yes, and we got a beautiful Rhodes solo on 'Danny Came Up'.
A connecting element of your music is a certain smoothness. How would you define 'smoothness' in relation to your music?
Guillaume: Smooth is and remains the key word. The grooves, chord progressions, the lyrics… No matter how complicated we go at the writing stage, eventually all this stuff need to sound effortless, have a good flow. It takes work to find the right balance.
Tom: Yes, absolutely. It brings me back to Steely Dan and how amazing I think they are at this. There's all sorts of weird, dark stuff going on in what they're writing about, but it all gets arranged into this flow of energy which has a kind of optimistic glide to it. I guess it's close to that thing with soul music – you can be dealing with some real pain, but there's always a groove.
There is always a certain nostalgic component under the modern surface of your songs. How big would you estimate the influence of West Coast music, blue eyed soul and soft rock on your music?
Guillaume: There's no denying the entire PREP world lives in AOR roots. However, as soon as a demo starts sounding retro, or too "correct", it's time to leave the vintage vibes behind and head in a different direction. We are big fans of the classic bands – we collect the records, study the tunes, watch the documentaries… But we are not trying to make music that sounds like it could have been released 30 years ago, recorded with the right gear, the right microphones: in fact this is the exact opposite of what we do.
In a certain sense, nostalgia is in vogue in contemporary music. It is often less about the artists' and listeners' self-experienced past in the 90s or 2000s, but rather the recourse to elements of the pop culture of the 70s and 80s. To what do you attribute this general enthusiasm for the past?
Tom: I think going back to records from the past can be very reassuring if you're feeling anxious and uncertain about the future – especially if it's a past you don't remember yourself, so you can turn it into whatever you need it to be. You can put on some Lionel Richie and think "man, the 80s must have been amazing", and maybe not think about all the political anger, the fear about nuclear war etc etc. And there's a lot of nostalgia in records and films from that period to begin with – loads of stuff looking back to 1950s American teen culture, for example. Complicated, difficult feelings can look simpler and easier to manage when you put them through that nostalgic filter.
PREP stands for preparation, the preparation for a club evening or a show. Your music has a lot to do with club life and performing in front of an audience. The Corona pandemic has just hit artists hard. How do you deal with the crisis? Are you currently planning concerts or special online offers, e.g. online shows to support the album?
Tom: It's been… strange. And pretty hard. Not just having to cancel a lot of shows we were really excited about, but missing going out, hearing bands playing – and getting just to play and sing together ourselves. One good thing was that we were supposed to be touring in spring, but when that all got cancelled we had a few months clear to finish making the record – I honestly don't know when we'd have found time to finish it otherwise. We've done the odd little lockdown video, and we've talked about the possibility of a streamed show, which might happen. But really we're just waiting to get back in rooms where we can play to people. I don't think anything's going to substitute for that.
One last question: In a perfect world, where should one listen to your new album?
Guillaume: It would have to be on vinyl, with a glass of Negroni in hand.
Tom: Rent a car in Palm Springs, start driving west towards LA, and press play on the opening track 40 minutes before sunset.
Thank you very much for the interview!
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Laurence T. Maloney is an American psychology professor at New York University's Department of Psychology and Center for Neural Science. He is known for applying mathematical models to human behavior.

Maloney has a master's degree in mathematical statistics from Stanford University in 1982, and a doctorate in psychology, also from Stanford, in 1985. During his doctoral semester he studied with Brian Wandell Amos Tversky, and Ewart Thomas. His doctoral thesis was on surface color perception and color constancy.

He was appointed an assistant professor at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor in Psychology and in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in 1985. He joined NYU as Assistant Professor in 1988, and was promoted to Associate Professor in 1990, and to Full Professor in 2004. He has been a visiting professor at the universities of Freiburg, Giessen, Paris, and Padova.

Maloney has conducted studies in the physics and mathematics of color vision that resulted in two highly cited articles in the Journal of the Optical Society of America. Previously, his work in visual-cue combination led to a frequently cited review article in  Vision Research.

Maloney and his colleagues have studied color perception and surface material perception in complex, three-dimensional scenes, human performance in perceptual and movement tasks equivalent to economic games, and face perception. Recently, his studies on movement planning and decision making under risk are a contribution to the newly emerging field of neuroeconomics.

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Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame honors sports photographers Jim Laughead and Brad Bradley
May, 10 2018
Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame debuts new special exhibit, "Huckin' & Buckin': The Photography of Jim Laughead & Brad Bradley"
The many works of two of the most well-known sports photographers will be on display in the Specialty Exhibit delivered by UPS for a limited time
The Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame unveiled its latest exhibit featuring a collection of photographs by the famed duo of Jim Laughead and Brad Bradley. Laughead began taking sports photos in the late 1930s and Bradley joined after World War II as the two launched their collective work taking publicity stills of college teams throughout the south and southwest U.S. Over the years they developed their iconic style and made photographic innovations that broadened their reach to the national level.
Their craftsmanship led to other sports assignments including major league baseball and professional football. Now in his mid 90's, Bradley is still an active photographer having recently completed his 70th Cotton Bowl. Fans can view examples of their work from the mid 1930's to the 1980's. Greats such as Whizzer White, Doak Walker, Roger Staubach, Archie Manning, Joe Theismann, Dick Butkus and Bear Bryant were all subjects of Laughead and Bradley.
"Jim Laughead and Brad Bradley were trailblazers who defined the art of posed action shots in sports photography. Their contributions to the game can be seen today throughout our building," said Dennis Adamovich, CEO of the Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame. "We're honored to have this piece of history with us and fans will love seeing this photography up close, all summer long."
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Though both scientists, Paul Otlet and Vannevar Bush, were involved in astounding scientific investigations and developments that enhanced human life by easing the accessibility of information, it is Otlet's works that formed the basis of the afterward inventions. The 'Forgotten Forefather', Paul Otlet, envisioned a machine that would enable individuals to explorer, read and document information obtained from a perfunctory database, which could be contacted via a telephone line. The documents could also be linked together, a connection he termed as 'links'. Otlet referred to his entire venture as human knowledge web. On the other hand, Vannevar Bush's article, 'As We May Think', highlights the coordination of the various American scientists' activities in the relevance of science to warfare. Bush holds up an encouragement for scientists after the end of the war and proposes that science should focus on enhancing the accessibility to knowledge stores.
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Ultimately, technology advancements influenced him to progress the ancient inventions, especially in the information field. It is quite ironic that the advancements of Bush in the field of information architecture is wildly renowned and acknowledged yet the creator of information structural design, Paul Otlet, is regarded as,' Forgotten Forefather'. In addition, Bush's proposal to scientists to focus more on individual's information attainment is rather misplaced as he utilizes the already invented work in information science history, which he regarded as war-focused, to improve on the accessibility of information to people in the society.
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