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TOC: Language and Cognition Vol. 14, No. 2 (2022)

ICYMI: Do typological differences in the expression of causality influence preschool children’s causal event construal? Ebru Ger, Aylin Küntay, Tilbe Göksun, Sabine Stoll, Moritz Daum 161-184 Understanding demonstrative reference in text: a new taxonomy based on a new corpus Alfons Maes, Emiel Krahmer, David Peeters 185-207 The picture looks like my music sounds: directional preferences in synesthetic metaphors in the absence of lexical factors Alon Fishman 208-227 Story order in attribu http://dlvr.it/STXWsF

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theinkast · 7 years

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krisdesmedt · 7 years

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marine francois for le vif weekend

#marine francois #Jennifer Defays #sabine peeters #kris de smedt

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dimitripruymphotography · 7 years

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Sabine Peeters IV.

#sabine peeters #www.sabinepeeters.com #MUA sabine peeters #smile #friend #friendship #bw #bwportrait #female model #female #woman #Available Light #natural light #portrait #Dimitri Pruym #dimitripruym #dimitripruymphotography

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mo-barabd · 7 years

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Comme un journal de bord…

Affiche FIBD du 26 au 29 janvier 2017

Mercredi 25 janvier

Arrivée en fin d’après-midi, à l’heure parfaite pour assister à la soirée d’inauguration du Festival. Un saut à l’espace presse, découvrir son pied-à-terre, poser son baluchon…

Retrouver Bidib, Jordane, Bruno…

Visiter l’exposition Will Eisner. « The Spirits », l’univers New York, « 120 planches originales, imprimés, croquis, esquisses, photos, lettres manuscrites… ». Très beau lieu qui invite à naviguer d’une planche à l’autre, à se pencher sur une vitrine, à regarder la vidéo d’une interview…

Naviguer dans l’exposition permanente du Musée de la Bande dessinée… et ses « Grands moments de la Révolution française » (à laquelle je n’ai pas accroché).

Boire du vin chaud très épicé. Tester le jus de pomme chaud… surprenant… pas désagréable.

Resto, dodo.

Dégâts collatéraux de la journée : un verre de vin renversé.

Jeudi 26 janvier

Commencer la journée en douceur avec Bidib, petit déjeuner pour prendre des forces puis attaquer les Expo.

Loo-huy Phang à l’Espace Franquin pour « Synoptique ». Des originaux de Fred Peeters, Michaël Sterckeman, Philippe Dupuy… Un univers à part, étrange et magique.

Puis descendre à l’exposition consacrée à Hermann à L’Espace Franquin.

La Maison des Peuples et de la Paix pour une mise en avant du travail de plusieurs auteures (Laureline Mattitussi, Marie Deschamps, Rachel Deville et Mai-Li Bernard) et re-découvrir le travail de Bast via l’exposition qui propose une mise en avant de la BD « Doigts d’Honneur », album qu’il a réalisé avec Ferenc (La Boîte à bulles & Amnesty International).

Passer en vitesse sur l’exposition en plein air consacrée à Gaston Lagaffe.

L’enfant-hélicoptère.

Puis retrouver, échanger, rencontrer : Jordane, Marie Fabbri, Marie Moinard, Alain et Désirée, Mandragore (https://www.unidivers.fr/editions-oeuf-rennes/, http://www.editions-loeuf.com/), l’équipe de l’Oeuf, Bruno, Simon, Sylvain, Guillaume et tant d’autres que j’oublie, retourner le stand de L’Association pour trouver un livre introuvable de Thomas Ott…

Un resto pakistanais et l’odeur de ses épices qui se collera aux vêtements… je profiterai de ces effluves jusqu’à la fin du festival (et je ne serais pas la seule :P ).

Posée dans un bar, arrivée de Julia et Framboise. Bières, papotages, invasion d’une équipe de curling et Eddy Mitchel. Première courte nuit de camping aux sons des basses de la musique techno et d’un cumulus qui s’est réveillé.

Dégâts collatéraux : deux verres d’eau, un café et une bière renversés.

Vendredi 27 janvier

Un éléphant au fond du jardin.

Arrivée de Sabine, je ne suis absolument pas prête pour aller l’accueillir à la gare !

Le Musée d’Angoulême pour l’exposition consacrée à l’œuvre de Kazuo Kamimura. Beaucoup d’esthétique, de délicatesse… beaucoup de répétitions, de redondances dans ce que nous avons vu.

Visiter le petit Hôtel Saint-Simon pour l’exposition « Knock Outsider » pour un voyage au cœur des créations de Dominique Theate.

Entrer dans une yourte pour regarder le travail de Golo Zhao.

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Retrouver Sabine puis Antigone.

Repas.

Passage de Lunch, de Nico, de Julien…

Rejoindre Julia, Framboise, BidiB…

Saluer La Pastèque, L’Association, Mosquito, Feï, Steinkis, 6 Pieds sous Terre, La Cerise…

Jongler de plus en plus avec le téléphone qui ressemble désormais à une centrale d’appels téléphoniques divers et variés. Monter Au Monde des Bulles Hall 2, descendre au Hall 1, s’arrêter en route pour prendre un café, une bière, un verre d’eau. Remonter. Se prendre une main aux fesses et en garder la trace.

Arrivée de Jérôme et de Moka. Le groupe est presque au complet.

Vernissage de l’expo de Bast, vin. Soirée Polar SNCF, champagne et vernissage « alternatif ».

Bière, resto, une partie de jeu de concentration improbable, Noukette, vin, renverser des verres… beaucoup de verres.

Repos

Dégâts collatéraux : ma cigarette qui blesse la joue. Verres renversés : vin, champagne, eau, bière…

Samedi 28 janvier

Commencer la journée par l’expo des « Quatre Saisons » de Miroslav Sekulic-Struja à la Maison du Papier puis prise de court, passer en vitesse par la Maison des auteurs avant resto, sangria, rires…

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Visiter « La French touche de Marvel » au Théâtre d’Angoulême. J’ai des cours de rattrapage à prendre pour avoir une meilleure connaissance de l’univers !

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Temps de pause avec Frédéric et Aude.

Retrouver les filles, voir, rencontrer, délirer.

Se retrouver, bière, vin, resto… et terminer avec « quelques mojitos » jusqu’au bout de la nuit.

Rentrer, s’endormir avant que la tête ne touche l’oreiller.

Dégâts collatéraux de la journée : oubliés !

Dimanche 29 janvier

La rencontre délicieuse du dimanche matin, habituelle, annuelle.

Retrouver Jérôme, Nico, Bidib, Moka, Noukette, Framboise, Julia.

La gare

C’est terminé.

Train…

Une parenthèse bien remplie de quelques jours. Des souvenirs et des images plein la tête. Des rencontres improbables. Des moments délicieux. Des rires et des éclats de rires. Un bain de bonne humeur, ça requinque pour l’année. Tous ces souvenirs qui ne sont peut-être pas remis à la bonne place, au bon jour… Et tous ceux que je n’ai pas cités… un grand merci pour ce moment-là !!!

Angoulême 2017… splendide ! Comme un journal de bord... Mercredi 25 janvier Arrivée en fin d’après-midi, à l’heure parfaite pour assister à la soirée d’inauguration du Festival.

#BD #Exposition #Festival #Potes #Sortie

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lokis-mischievous-writer · 5 years

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TAVA – Tartu in Light 2018

Tartu Valgus (TAVA) or Tartu in Light is a cross-disciplinary international festival of light held every two years in the Estonian city of Tartu. The main program of the TAVA 2018 edition consisted of a workshop, conference, light fair, outdoor installations and indoor exhibitions. Additionally, smaller-scale satellite programs were organized in collaboration with cultural organizations and companies of Tartu. The entire site-specific festival lasted for 30 days taking into consideration the quiddity of Tartu.

Workshop The aim of this workshop curated by Sabine De Schutter was to investigate and improve Tartu’s current urban lighting while creating real-sized prototypes for its citizens and visitors to experience. Based on their importance and impact on the urban fabric, three sites were chosen for the workshop from the inner city of Tartu creating an Axis of Light: the Estonian Ministry of Education and Research, the St. Johns Church and the Toy Museum. Over 20 participants from Belgium, Estonia, Germany, India, Japan and the UK participated in the workshop, thereby making it a truly international event. Each of these participants was divided into three groups based on their preferred selection from these three sites. Professional lighting designers then headed each of these groups so as to arrive a lighting design concept and solution for these sites, working day and night over a span of four days. The objective was to be an experimentation ground for lighting in the public realm by improving the nocturnal presence of these three monumental sites using carefully designed lighting concepts that convert them into landmarks.

Site-1: Estonian Ministry of Education and Research

Workshop Head: Johan Röklander Theme: “The Heart Within” – where education becomes lively, welcoming and playful Narrative: The narrative for this former bank house was to recreate the architect’s original idea of entering a temple, and show the soul of the house. Designed by architect Arnold Matteus in 1935, the house is a synthesis of arts: the dark bronze figures of a man and a woman form a contrast with the light exterior walls. Today it is filled with importance – the heart of Estonian education and research. The house has two visible facades that required two different types of treatment: highway façade and entrance façade. The vertical elements on the highway façade are highlighted in a formal manner with warm white light. The entrance façade, the great hall and its facing landscaped park provided the scope for lighting in a lively, welcoming and playful manner. Patterns of coloured light and shadows filtering through the trees create the perfect backdrop for festivities on the entrance façade. Low-lying luminaires on the walking track in front of the entrance create a welcoming pathway. The monument to Peeter Põld, Estonia’s first Minister of Education is lighted to create a symbolic meaning of its heart within.

Site-2: St. John’s Church

Workshop Head: Dr. Amardeep M. Dugar Theme: “Johns’ Epiphany” – what every John needs to realise about the journey of Estonia’s religious faiths… Narrative: The narrative for this 14th century brick gothic style church takes visitors on an experiential yet sensitive journey of the different religious faiths in Estonia through light. From ancient pre-Christian era when Estonians believed in animistic religions called faith of the earth and worshiped in forest groves, to the coming of Christianity when many Estonians converted to the new faith. The church’s built-mass and its nearby oak tree were subdivided into three parts namely the grove, the sanctuary and the portal to depict the transition from an old to a new religion. The oak tree illuminated in blue-green light depicts grove worship, while the church buttresses and walls illuminated in warm white and amber tones depict Christian worship. The blue-green light emanating from the windows depict how the old religion has survived amidst the new religion through folk tales. The combination of blue-green and amber-warm light for the different elements also depicts how different faiths coexist freely with close ties among themselves in the state of Estonia. The church’s unique terracotta sculptures that might have been modelled after citizens of Tartu are also highlighted with amber light thereby touting it as the ‘People’s Church.’

Site-3: Toy Museum

Workshop Heads: Ruta Palionyte and Simas Rinkevičius Theme: “Wonderlight” – let the toys guide you through the rabbit hole to the wonderland…and free your inner child in the playground of light! Narrative: The narrative inspired by fairy-tales such Alice in Wonderland along with actual archives of the museum and puppet theatre reveals the true identity and character of the place. The rather longish site comprising street-side elevations of the toy museum, adjoining puppet theatre and administrative buildings along with the museum’s backyard provided a unique palette for exploration with light. The street-side windows were treated as the ‘real’ black and white world of adults using shadow play. Visitors can only see shadows of the real toys and puppets used from the museum and theatre hurrying to the museum’s backyard on the windows. As the administrative building did not comprise any toys, visitor can see how to make shadows of animals with hands on its windows. The backyard gate is treated as the ‘rabbit hole’ through which visitors can enter the ‘magical’ colourful world of children. Toys from the museum and theatre become alive at night and hurry to the backyard to play their magical games in an interactive, playful and sometimes creepy manner through light and colour. Simple principles of light and colour using dichroic filters and inter-reflections on water were used to create wonderlight.

Conference

The two-day conference on lighting design and light art curated by Johan Moritz and Tina Wikström was held right after the workshop week, when the lighting festival was officially opened to the public. The aim of this professional peer-to-peer event was to create a platform for knowledge exchange between professionals, industries and municipalities by combining renowned speakers with newcomers from different backgrounds whose work is connected to perception, public space or research in light.

First day of the conference was dedicated to lighting design with a more academic theme titled, ‘Resilient Design in a Changing World.’ The conference started with an opening keynote lecture by Dr. Amardeep M. Dugar that explored how ‘Slow Design’ can become the next rubric for the fast paced world of connected lighting. Claire Tomara in her lecture discussed how people’s participation is used to shape the lighting of public spaces. Emre Güneş in an entertaining lecture critically questioned whether LEDs are a miracle or a curse. Johan Röklander in his lecture explained how integrated with overall design is the best form of light. Lina Färje described her project as a point of departure to discuss a process for including groups whose interests are not commonly taken into consideration in city planning. Darío Nuñez Salazar in his lecture challenged the newest trends in lighting design, such as #humancentric, #smart #IoT. Finally, Sabine De Schutter shared her stories about organizing lighting design workshops, which contributed towards strategies for urban lighting.

Second day of the conference was dedicated to light art that provided artists an opportunity to express their opinions in more performative manner. Influential artists such as Mischa Kuball, Immanuel Pax, Taavi Suisalu, Mónica Ruiz Loyola, Jacob Tækker, Timo Toots and Carl Michael von Hausswolff described their various unconventional explorations with light as a medium for urban and public art. Other artists such as Kristel Saan, Liisa Hirsch, Johannes Luik, Aivar Tõnso and an Unknown artist in their various performances described the artists’ dimensions of creativity.

Outcome TAVA 2018 is a very good example for depicting fruitful collaborations can exist between lighting technologies, light art, lighting design and human interaction while keeping our focus on human beings as the inhabitants of our built environments.

Text: Dr. Amardeep M. Dugar Photos: Annika Haas

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cancersfakianakis1 · 7 years

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SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF LOCAL RESECTION OR TRANSANAL ENDOSCOPIC MICROSURGY VERSUS RADICAL RESECTION IN STAGE I RECTAL CANCER: A REAL STANDARD?

Publication date: Available online 1 April 2017 Source:Critical Reviews in Oncology/Hematology Author(s): Geneviève Veereman, Joan Vlayen, Jo Robays, Nicolas Fairon, Stordeur Sabine, Christian Rolfo, Didier Bielen, Alain Bols, Pieter Demetter, André D’hoore, Karin Haustermans, Alain Hendlisz, Arnaud Lemmers, Daniel Leonard, Freddy Penninckx, Eric Van Cutsem, Marc Peeters Current guidelines recommend radical resection for stage I rectal cancer. However, since screening programs are being installed, an increasing number of cancers are being detected in early stages. Endoscopic resection is often performed at the time of diagnosis.This systematic review was undertaken to review the evidence on endoscopic approach vs. radical resection for stage I rectal cancer. Recommendations were issued based on the GRADE methodology and risk stratification used in clinical practice. A systematic search (until March 2015) identified 2 meta-analyses and 1 additional randomized trial. For the primary outcomes (overall survival, disease-free survival, local recurrence-free survival and metastasis-free survival) no evidence could be found on the superiority of local or radical resection. Secondary outcomes (blood loss, hospital stay, operative time, number of permanent stomas and perioperative deaths) were in favour of local resection. The authors strongly recommend radical resection for T2 rectal cancer, but consider ‘en bloc’ local resection sufficient for pT1sm1 rectal cancers when confirmed pathologically. Discussion by a multidisciplinary team and adequate surveillance remain mandatory. http://ift.tt/2oLevbA

#Oncology-Sfakianakis

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linguistlist-blog · 2 years

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TOC: Language and Cognition Vol. 14, No. 2 (2022)

Do typological differences in the expression of causality influence preschool children’s causal event construal? Ebru Ger, Aylin Küntay, Tilbe Göksun, Sabine Stoll, Moritz Daum 161-184 Understanding demonstrative reference in text: a new taxonomy based on a new corpus Alfons Maes, Emiel Krahmer, David Peeters 185-207 The picture looks like my music sounds: directional preferences in synesthetic metaphors in the absence of lexical factors Alon Fishman 208-227 Story order in attribu http://dlvr.it/STTJWr

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theinkast · 7 years

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