#jean cavailles

[evoldir]

Fwd: Conference: InstPasteur.EvolutionMorphogenesis.Dec12-13

Begin forwarded message: > From: evoldir@evol.biology.mcmaster.ca > Subject: Conference: InstPasteur.EvolutionMorphogenesis.Dec12-13 > Date: 22 October 2022 at 05:18:55 BST > To: rdmpage@gmail.com > > > The Qbio initiative in Institut Pasteur (Paris) is organising a fully > hybrid symposium that willl take place in Institut Pasteur on Monday > and Tuesday December 12th and 13th. > > MeMoDEvo: Mechanics Morphogenesis Development and Evolution > > How can mechanics constrain the evolution of shape or be a source of > morphogenetic innovation ? The Qbio initiative at Institut Pasteur > is organising a two-day symposium in the campus on December 12th and > 13th 2022 which will cover the interplay between mechanics, evolution, > morphogenesis and development. This interdisciplinary symposium will > combine a large range of approaches (morphometric analysis, modeling, > soft-matter physics, comparative morphogenesis, epistemology) and diverse > organisms (plants, yeast, algae, cnidarians, insects and vertebrates) > with diverse and excellent speakers. This symposium is meant to be an > open platform for discussion between physicists, mathematicians and > biologists on relevant biological questions, and to foster interactions > between topics/systems which normally have few occasions to interact. > > The meeting will be in a fully hybrid format, with an in-person audience > and speakers, as well as a virtual audience and virtual talks. > > Two morning sessions will be dedicated to open discussions in sub-groups > on site while afternoon seminar sessions will be fully hybrid. > > The full program can be > found on our website https://ift.tt/gJflZPO . > > Registration is free but mandatory (before > November 14th): https://ift.tt/fglZVmA > > If you have any query, please contact: memodevo@pasteur.fr > > The list of confirmed speakers can be found below. > > Invited speakers : > > Bruno Vellutini  (Tomancak group, MPI, Dresden) > > Marie Monniaux (ENS, Lyon) > > Will Ratcliff (Georgia tech, Atlanta) > > Peter Yunker (Georgia tech, Atlanta) > > Marie Manceau (Coll�ge de France, Paris) > > Jose Bico (ESPCI, Paris) > > Steffen Lemke (University of Heidelberg, Heidelberg) > > Jean-L�on Ma�tre (Institut Curie, Paris) > > Arkhat Abzhanov (Imperial College, London) > > Annemiek Cornelissen (LMSC, Paris) > > H�l�ne de Maleprade (Sorbonne University, Paris) > > Etienne Couturier (LMSC Paris) > > Ana Soto (Tufts University, Boston) > > Ma�l Montevil (Centre Cavaill�s, Paris) > > Lakshminarayanan Mahadevan (Harvard University, Boston) > > Stuart Newman (New York Medical College, New York) > > Thibaut Brunet > Evolutionary Cell Biology and Evolution of Morphogenesis group > > Department of Cell Biology and Infection > Department of Developmental Biology and Stem Cells > Institut Pasteur > 25-28 rue du Dr Roux > 75724 PARIS CEDEX 15, France > Phone : (+33) 01 76 53 53 06 > > > > Thibaut Brunet

[retentionalfinitude2]

“It is not a philosophy of consciousness but a philosophy of the concept that can yield a doctrine of science. The generative necessity is not that of an activity, but of a dialectic.” --Jean Cavailles, On Logic and the Theory of Science

[martialrochefilms]

OCTOBRE...

En octobre (ou un peu avant, ou un peu après) sur Un passé très présent.

Les amateurs pourront accompagner cet article de l’écoute de la chanson éponyme de Francis Cabrel. Mais vous avez le droit de ne pas aimer. Et puis ça n’a aucun rapport avec la suite. Ou alors ce serait fortuit. (Cliquez, ne cliquez pas : c’est interactif.)

Comme son titre l’indique, cet article tient presque de la page d’almanach. Pas du Vermot, je vous rassure. Il n’y aura pas de calembour…

[huariqueje]

The Trapeze artist in her changing room   -   Jean-Jules Cavailles  , 1933. 

French,1901-1977

Oil on canvas, 146. 5 x 114 cm.

[already-14]

Textes réunis et présentés par Bruno Huisman Suivi de Vie et mort de Jean Cavaillès, par Georges Canguilhem

"C'était un jeune professeur à la stature un peu voutée, mais au pas résolu, au front pensif et obstiné mais rayonnant, au comportement à la fois secret et cordial, au jugement sans complaisance, mais à la sensibilité vive. A Munich, en 1931, il a entendu un démagogue botté clamer dans les brasseries. Il avait rendu, à Fribourg, visite à Husserl, vieil homme amer. Ce fils d'officier, la guerre venue, est pris dans l'écroulement du système militaire français et capturé par les troupes allemandes. Avec Emmanuel d'Astier de La Vigerie, il fonde le mouvement Libération-Sud. De Londres, où il a réussi à parvenir en février 1943, où il a séjourné deux mois, Cavaillès revient chargé de missions plus dangereuses encore que par le passé. Quelques semaines après, c'étaient à nouveau l'arrestation, la torture et la mort. Cavaillès a toujours lu, étudié et on peut dire pratiqué Spinoza. Il a trouvé en lui, malgré sa dureté, plus de vraie vie spirituelle qu'en Leibniz ou en Malebranche. Et c'est à Spinoza qu'il est revenu après avoir été déçu par Husserl. Cavaillès a assigné, vingt ans à l'avance, la tâche que la philosophie est en train de se reconnaître aujourd'hui : substituer au primat de la conscience vécue ou réfléchie le primat du concept, du système ou de la structure. Philosophe combattant, il enseigne aux hommes dits d'action que l'action n'est pas une inconsistante et lâche pratique empirique. Philosophe mathématicien, nourri de poésie qui citait Rimbaud dans ses leçons sur l'expérience, qui disait s'être cru dans le monde du Bateau ivre en contemplant pour la première fois le port de Strasbourg, il enseigne aux terroristes littéraires qu'avant d'être la soeur du rêve, l'action doit être la fille de la rigueur. Pour bien saisir la géniale singularité de Cavaillès en son temps, il faut se remémorer la figure et la composition du monde philosophique français où il a vécu comme étudiant. La dissonance de la philosophie que Cavaillès s'est senti en quelque sorte tenu d'élaborer a consisté à rendre à la science elle-même la responsabilité de son progrès par un travail interne et à inviter la raison à exercer sa puissance par le seul moyen de la vérité, condition nécessaire de la morale". Georges Canguilhem

“It is not a philosophy of consciousness but a philosophy of the concept that can yield a doctrine of science. The generative necessity is not that of an activity, but of a dialectic.” –Jean Cavailles, On Logic and the Theory of Science

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[omnipol]

The heterogenous alliance of a pure concrete observable and a mode of rational contentation is merely an image without thought. If there is science, then it is demonstration through and through, which is to say, it is logic.

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There is a twofold difficulty in Bolzano' s solution: it may avoid subordination to either an existing historical moment or an absolute of consciousness, but it must itself posit a totality of what it attains so as then to discern, if it can, the essential permanent element of that which is mobilised by it.

Jean Cavailles, On Logic and the Theory of Science

[sasuhinasno1fan]

Found in Wonderland- Lukadrien June Day 14

I’m seeing a trend of where I fall asleep when working on a fic and it just does not look as good as I’d like it. I got the idea from a fluff generator and they mentioned Problematic Punks as a bonus au, though both me and I guess most of the internet has no clue what that means since googling it was no help. But I made Adrien a pastel punk cause I could. This could of been better but guess who has to go to work tomorrow and may not be able to post then? God I hope I do better. @lukadrien-june Lost

Luka walked back home, music drowning into his ears through his headphones. Usually he’d ride on his bike anywhere but a flat tire and procrastination had him walking this time. It was a holiday and most stores were closed. He’d been lucky to just reach the small grocery not far from their loft before it closed. Adrien would no doubt be either tired, hungry or both once he got back, so thankfully he now had something in the fridge for him.

He’d been so in his head, he didn’t see the small brown ball of fur until it crashed into his feet, causing him to almost trip. He took his headphones off and looked down, seeing the small puppy staring up at him from where it’d fallen. The pup was black and tan, markings similar to a rottweiler with wavy almost curly hair. He kneeled down, which the pup took as a sign to spring back up and run around him.

“What are you doing here?” he was able to grab the pup as it passed by him and held it up. The eyes said King Cavailer, but the fur didn’t match. He also checked and found the pup to be a girl. He also noticed the black collar around her neck, but no tags. “Are you microchipped?” he wondered out loud. Then he remembered, the closest vet place would be closed due to the holiday except for emergencies. He stood up with the pup in hand “Well, I guess Alice couldn’t say no to letting you stay the night.”

While he continued his walk home, he looked up what puppies could eat, hoping Adrien didn’t get too upset. He was more of a cat person than dog, mostly cause of a photographer’s dog that startled him when he was young, but Luka was sure Adrien wouldn’t be able to say no once he saw something in need. It would tug at his heartstrings.

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The pup seemed full of energy once they arrived home. He’d offered her water and piece of plain chicken, which she accepted, before she went running around the loft. He was grossly underprepared for this, but he made do with what he could. Towel that would be thrown out anyway for a mock pad, he quickly pulled anything she could get to, like amp wires and laptop chargers off the floor and closed the doors to the home studio and office. The loft was pretty open, the door to the bedroom always open and the large living room offering enough space for her to explore. Once she started to calm down, he picked her up and took her over to one of the shelves, pointing to a picture.

“That’s Adrien. I call him Alice sometimes because he reminded me a lot of Alice from Alice in Wonderland when we meet, a bit lost and looking for an escape. And he feel in love with the Tim Burton version. He’s a model but dresses in pastel punk clothes cause he knows it annoys his dad. He’s my boyfriend and a nerd and I’m sure you’ll love him as much as I do. Seafoam green hair and all.”

The pup was starting to doze off when Luka heard a key in the door.

“Hatter! I’m home!”

Leaving the pup asleep on the floor, he went to go greet his boyfriend. He’d left early that morning and Luka only remembered a dreary kiss before falling back asleep. But there he was, in a black leather jacket, faded dyed hair and ripped matching jeans, his boyfriend.

“Hi Alice.” he greeted before pressing a kiss to his lips. “photo shoot go ok?” he asked, taking the cat eared helmet out of Adrien’s hands so he could pull off his shoes.

“Oh the usual, dad was there with his usual disappointed look, me having to remind him that while I’m living in a place paid by him, modelling was the only thing he asked for in exchange, Vincent yelling something about momma’s spaghetti?”

“Still not happy you moved out huh?”

“Or that I’m dating you or that I dress like this, but hey, can’t please everyone.” Adrien said, taking the helmet back, since it lived in their room. “I’m happy and that’s all that matters.”

Then they heard whimpering coming from the living room, tiny barks following as the pup started to look for Luka.

Adrien looked very lost. “What’s that noise?”

“Ok, I know you’re not the biggest fan of dogs, but hear me out.” Luka started as he walked back to the living room.

“I really hope this isn’t your way of saying you adopted a dog.”

“More like we’re gonna house it for the night. Little thing went crashing into my feet on the way home and while she has a collar, no tags and come on,” he said picking the whimpering pup up and holding up to Adrien’s face, “can you really say no to a face like that?”

Adrien stared the dog down before she decided to incite him by licking him, causing the seafoam haired model to giggle.

“Alright.” he said, taking the pup from Luka’s hands, already an expert on cradling it. “I guess she can stay. Did you get any supplies?”

“Well most stores where closing so I’m improvising.”

Adrien blinked at his boyfriend, “You do remember that Alya’s family fostered animals most of her life and she does the same now? They don’t live that far, you could of asked if they had anything.”

“Oh. Don’t laugh at me, I don’t have my bike, it would of taken forever.”

“Look at him pup, he might look like he has his life together but he’s the laziest out of everyone I know. So what are we gonna call her?” Adrien asked, already showering her in love.

“Um, how about Persephone? From the translations you like that don’t involve kidnapping. She got a little lost and was taken care of and we’ll have to give her back.”

“As long as you promise not to have her eat pomegranate seeds. Speaking of food, I’m hungry.”

                                                      _______________

Persephone followed Adrien around, even as Luka moaned about how they bonded before Adrien came home. She came running over when Luka decided to bring out his guitar to work on a song, dancing around his feet as he strummed a tune. Once she was asleep again, she laid across Adrien’s lap as the two cuddled on the couch.

“Wait, she’s a what?”

“Cavapoo. Cavalier and a Poodle mix. Chloe wanted one growing up but she’s not big on picked up poop so.” Adrien explained.

“Interesting.”

“So I’m a little curious about something. Not that you would of turned her away, but what made you bring Persephone back here? You don’t have experience with pets from what you told me.”

“I don’t, but I don’t know. She was lost and she should have been scared but she looked happy and I guess it kinda reminded me of you. You welcomed any excuse to get away from your dad and get into trouble and I know if I didn’t offer my help to you then, who knows what would of happened and I guess I didn’t want to see that with her.”

Adrien remembered how much he rebled against his father, almost always looking to get in trouble. He felt like Alice, lost in reality and not happy with what she had. Then his Hatter came, stopped him from destroying his life and helped him experience his own version of Wonderland. If Luka didn’t come into his life, Adrien didn’t know what he’d be doing, but he knew he wouldn’t be nearly as happy as he was now.

The next morning, they found Persephone’s family, who’d rushed over to the vet to collect her.

“We named her Alice, like Alice in Wonderland.”

“Well, isn’t that interesting.” Luka said, sharing a look with Adrien.

[vendalivros]

Jean Cavaillès: A Philosopher in Time of War, 1903-1944

Gabrielle Ferrières

Edição ilustrada

Idioma: inglês Editora: Edwin Mellen Press, 2000 ISBN0773478108, 9780773478107 206 páginas

https://www.amazon.com/Jean-Cavailles-Philosopher-1903-1944-Civilization/dp/0773478108

R$ 250,00

[evoldir]

Fwd: Conference: InstPasteur.EvolutionMorphogenesis.Dec12-13

Begin forwarded message: > From: evoldir@evol.biology.mcmaster.ca > Subject: Conference: InstPasteur.EvolutionMorphogenesis.Dec12-13 > Date: 22 October 2022 at 05:18:55 BST > To: rdmpage@gmail.com > > > The Qbio initiative in Institut Pasteur (Paris) is organising a fully > hybrid symposium that willl take place in Institut Pasteur on Monday > and Tuesday December 12th and 13th. > > MeMoDEvo: Mechanics Morphogenesis Development and Evolution > > How can mechanics constrain the evolution of shape or be a source of > morphogenetic innovation ? The Qbio initiative at Institut Pasteur > is organising a two-day symposium in the campus on December 12th and > 13th 2022 which will cover the interplay between mechanics, evolution, > morphogenesis and development. This interdisciplinary symposium will > combine a large range of approaches (morphometric analysis, modeling, > soft-matter physics, comparative morphogenesis, epistemology) and diverse > organisms (plants, yeast, algae, cnidarians, insects and vertebrates) > with diverse and excellent speakers. This symposium is meant to be an > open platform for discussion between physicists, mathematicians and > biologists on relevant biological questions, and to foster interactions > between topics/systems which normally have few occasions to interact. > > The meeting will be in a fully hybrid format, with an in-person audience > and speakers, as well as a virtual audience and virtual talks. > > Two morning sessions will be dedicated to open discussions in sub-groups > on site while afternoon seminar sessions will be fully hybrid. > > The full program can be > found on our website https://ift.tt/gJflZPO . > > Registration is free but mandatory (before > November 14th): https://ift.tt/fglZVmA > > If you have any query, please contact: memodevo@pasteur.fr > > The list of confirmed speakers can be found below. > > Invited speakers : > > Bruno Vellutini  (Tomancak group, MPI, Dresden) > > Marie Monniaux (ENS, Lyon) > > Will Ratcliff (Georgia tech, Atlanta) > > Peter Yunker (Georgia tech, Atlanta) > > Marie Manceau (Coll�ge de France, Paris) > > Jose Bico (ESPCI, Paris) > > Steffen Lemke (University of Heidelberg, Heidelberg) > > Jean-L�on Ma�tre (Institut Curie, Paris) > > Arkhat Abzhanov (Imperial College, London) > > Annemiek Cornelissen (LMSC, Paris) > > H�l�ne de Maleprade (Sorbonne University, Paris) > > Etienne Couturier (LMSC Paris) > > Ana Soto (Tufts University, Boston) > > Ma�l Montevil (Centre Cavaill�s, Paris) > > Lakshminarayanan Mahadevan (Harvard University, Boston) > > Stuart Newman (New York Medical College, New York) > > Thibaut Brunet > Evolutionary Cell Biology and Evolution of Morphogenesis group > > Department of Cell Biology and Infection > Department of Developmental Biology and Stem Cells > Institut Pasteur > 25-28 rue du Dr Roux > 75724 PARIS CEDEX 15, France > Phone : (+33) 01 76 53 53 06 > > > > Thibaut Brunet

[martialrochefilms]

OCTOBRE...

En octobre (ou un peu avant, ou un peu après) sur Un passé très présent.

Les amateurs pourront accompagner cet article de l’écoute de la chanson éponyme de Francis Cabrel. Mais vous avez le droit de ne pas aimer. Et puis ça n’a aucun rapport avec la suite. Ou alors ce serait fortuit. (Cliquez, ne cliquez pas : c’est interactif.)

Comme son titre l’indique, cet article tient presque de la page d’almanach. Pas du Vermot, je vous rassure. Il n’y aura pas de calembour…

[huariqueje]

Fishing. - Jean-Jules Cavailles

French,1901-1977

Oil on canvas, 78,5 x 78,5 cm.

[eurocentriccyclist]

Second detour of the day was in Paris for an incredible organ concert at Notre Dame, celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Cavaille Coll organ. Highlights of the evening were: Latry's moving rendition of Franck's Deuxième Choral. Castagnet' exuberant Final to Widor's 8th. Vincent Dubois' technically flawless playing on the Prokofiev Toccata And although not entirely pleasant to listen to, yet still memorable, Jean-Pierre Leguay playing serialism for 20 minutes.

[lumeskincare]

RoC, the powerful anti-aging skin care product

RoC was created at the Roge Cavailles pharmacy in 1957 by Doctor Jean Charles Lissarrague. He believed in a more proactive, positive and pleasurable approach to beauty and so the RoC revolutionary line of skincare was created. This man created the first ever hypoallergenic skincare range, SPF sunscreen and he was the first to discover […] source https://lumeskin.com/roc-antiaging/

[jackiedluke]

Jean Cavaille 2016 “Cep Noir Vielles Vignes” Apremont, Savoie

Jean Cavaille 2016 Cep Noir Vielles Vignes Apremont, Savoie

Sometimes you find a great bottle using a wine heuristic.  Sometimes is simply picking up a bottle from a beloved-but-obscure wine region. The Apremont region in the Savoie department in France makes delicious light wines, pretty as a filigree of sunlight on a glacier. Very little of it is imported into America. When I see a bottle, I buy a bottle.

This producer isn’t well known in the states. Jean Cavaille is a negotiant and wine promoter based in Savoie. They bottle a few wines under their own label, but they mostly work with other wineries around France and Italy. Despite that, they’ve been around since 1949, and one of the few companies to promote wines from Apremont.

The grape here is Jacquère which can make elegant and ethereal white wines when sourced from older vineyards, like this bottle. A pretty nose of lemongrass and  Lily of the Valley. A touch of spice on the palate, with light and supple orchard fruit flavors. An expressive style with rich notes and a fine length.

Pan-seared sea scallops with a lobster-chorizo sauce is a perfect pairing.

The post Jean Cavaille 2016 “Cep Noir Vielles Vignes” Apremont, Savoie appeared first on Wine School of Philadelphia.

Source: https://www.vinology.com/jean-cavaille-2016-cep-noir-vielles-vignes-apremont-savoie/

source https://meself84.wordpress.com/2018/07/24/jean-cavaille-2016-cep-noir-vielles-vignes-apremont-savoie/ from Sommelier Courses https://sommeliercourses.blogspot.com/2018/07/jean-cavaille-2016-cep-noir-vielles.html

[katejmannie]

Jean Cavaille 2016 “Cep Noir Vielles Vignes” Apremont, Savoie

Jean Cavaille 2016 Cep Noir Vielles Vignes Apremont, Savoie

Sometimes you find a great bottle using a wine heuristic.  Sometimes is simply picking up a bottle from a beloved-but-obscure wine region. The Apremont region in the Savoie department in France makes delicious light wines, pretty as a filigree of sunlight on a glacier. Very little of it is imported into America. When I see a bottle, I buy a bottle.

This producer isn’t well known in the states. Jean Cavaille is a negotiant and wine promoter based in Savoie. They bottle a few wines under their own label, but they mostly work with other wineries around France and Italy. Despite that, they’ve been around since 1949, and one of the few companies to promote wines from Apremont.

The grape here is Jacquère which can make elegant and ethereal white wines when sourced from older vineyards, like this bottle. A pretty nose of lemongrass and  Lily of the Valley. A touch of spice on the palate, with light and supple orchard fruit flavors. An expressive style with rich notes and a fine length.

Pan-seared sea scallops with a lobster-chorizo sauce is a perfect pairing.

The post Jean Cavaille 2016 “Cep Noir Vielles Vignes” Apremont, Savoie appeared first on Wine School of Philadelphia.

Source: https://www.vinology.com/jean-cavaille-2016-cep-noir-vielles-vignes-apremont-savoie/

from Linda Johnson https://meself84.wordpress.com/2018/07/24/jean-cavaille-2016-cep-noir-vielles-vignes-apremont-savoie/ from Sommelier Courses https://sommeliercourses.tumblr.com/post/176236051252