This sober but compelling study of the man who radically transformed treatment at an Algerian hospital explores the link between mental illness and imperialist violence Read moreFanon’s achievements during his tenure are recounted in an episodic From incorporating creative and athletic activities as a part of therapy to implementing more humane treatments for the Indigenous patients were met with disapproval from some of his white French colleagues Zahzah explores such tensions – as well as Fanon’s relationship with the patients – primarily through conversation; much of the narrative is made of discussion or consultation scenes Even with Alexandre Desane’s grounding presence in the lead role the ubiquitousness of these compositions results in stylistic monotony – a stark contrast to Fanon’s famously incendiary writing But what emerges from these sequences is the strong link between imperialist violence imperialism is the disease that infects the souls of those living in occupied territories An understanding of this relationship is the driving force behind Fanon’s psychiatry practice and political activity the latter of which is touched on but not dealt with in depth here Though not quite as exhaustive as its lengthy title would suggest this film remains a compelling study of a rarely portrayed figure and of the dehumanisation inflicted by French colonial psychiatry True Chronicles of the Blida Joinville Psychiatric Hospital in the Last Century, when Dr Frantz Fanon Was Head of the Fifth Ward between 1953 and 1956 is at the ICA, London Extended Search One candidate was disqualified from the ballot another didn’t show up and a third was uninvited to the Federated Republican Women of Nassau (FRWN) candidate forum on Friday Photos by Tracy McCormick-Dishman/News-Leader Flick said Martin has threatened to resign from FRWN and stated he and his wife won’t renew their membership neither Martin nor his wife has paid their FRWN association dues for 2024 Read News-Leader, Fernandina Beach Florida Parece que a página que você está procurando não está disponível Situated beneath the famous road, this long strip of land had become derelict over the years. So the Ile-de-France municipality decided to take action. In the spring of 2025, this former vast unused area under the viaduct will open its doors to the public, who will be able to discover an open-air gallery dedicated to street art While the former draws its inspiration from nature to create works combining warm colors the latter stands out for its unique"Iconosaik" style A little further on, our eye is quickly drawn to Huge's incredible fresco The Swedish-born artist is known for his photorealistic helium balloon style Huge wrote "LE SPOT" in traditional letters We continue our tour and discover murals by PichiAvo, the famous Spanish-Mexican duo, Piet Rodriguez and WOSKerski The London-based urban artist has created two incredible realistic-style works for LE SPOT:"Laundry day" and"Le Eggsplosion" which can even be seen from the Quai de Polangis The trompe-l'oeil fresco by Portuguese artist Vile set against the backdrop of the surrounding biodiversity And let's not forget Astro's impressive work was tasked with painting the entire ceiling beneath the freeway A huge fresco that took a month to complete and mobilized a total of four people with 400 planted specimens and 30,000 plans between Quai de Polangis and Avenue Jean Estienne d'Orves To create an " urban lung" for families and residents of Joinville-le-Pont Finally, because LE SPOT aims to be a place dedicated to young people, the Ile-de-France site will also feature sports areas, including a skatepark, two " pump tracks " for BMX enthusiasts, a huge " Parkour " area, a climbing course as well as two 3x3 basketball courts and two 5x5 soccer fields. These sports areas are scheduled for completion in early 2025. They will be built by Playgones a company specializing in the installation of urban sports furniture with whom Notorious Brand has worked closely to harmonize the colors of the modules and pitches with the various works of art on the site The new sports and leisure area will be open to all. It " embodies the city's strong commitment to the vitality and well-being of its residents. [...] In keeping with the spirit of the times, this new facility is much more than just a place to practice sports: it's a place for sharing and conviviality, conducive to the creation of links between generations and the general public," explains the town on its website See you in spring 2025 for the opening to the general public Refer your establishment, click herePromote your event, click here For travel to the United States on a temporary basis For foreign citizens who want to live permanently in the United States The Visa Waiver Program (VWP) allows citizens of participating countries* to travel to the United States without a visa for stays of 90 days or less Trump was sworn-in as the 47th President of the United States of America Learn more about quality higher-education opportunities in the U.S that you will not find anywhere else in the world Event had the participation of Santa Catarina’s International Relations Secretariat and representatives of local companies trading with the United States  Amcham Joinville (American Chamber of Commerce) and the Consulate General of the United States in Porto Alegre held a free webinar open to the public on ”Economic relations between the United States of America and Santa Catarina: investment opportunities and expectations for the future.” The webinar included the participation of  U.S the Manager of Government Relations of Amcham Brazil the Executive Secretary of International Relations of the Government of Santa Catarina the Director of Institutional Relations at Whirlpool the Director of Public and Government Relations of General Motors Eduardo Vasconcelos and the Director of Social Strategies at WEG Included on the agenda were prospects for future and current initiatives of the United States in Santa Catarina plans of the government of Santa Catarina and the opportunities for investment in priority sectors: infrastructure technology and innovation together with the United States companies General Motors and Whirlpool contributed to the discussion by reporting their investment experiences in Santa Catarina and the Santa Catarina company WEG discussed investments in the United States “This initiative sought to enhance the dialogue between the U.S the state of Santa Catarina and the companies in the region and thus generate opportunities and support for business in both countries,” said  Messias Didimo Andrade “I am very excited about the enormous potential for collaboration and expansion of trade relations between the U.S This was an important opportunity to exchange ideas with members of the American Chamber of Commerce in Joinville Eduardo Vasconcelos and Secretary Daniella Abreu” Amcham (American Chamber of Commerce) is one of the largest associations of companies in Brazil with 15 branches throughout the country and more than 5,200 associated companies Amcham’s goal is to create a favorable business environment through good market practices professional training and corporate citizenship Amcham aims to facilitate business relations be a bridge in the governmental and international relationship and provide content that expands the knowledge of its associates For further information on this Press Release, please contact the U.S. Consulate Press Office in Porto Alegre at portoalegreimprensa@state.gov or on (+55 51) 98196-0205. 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YULEE – Yulee High School is on the hunt for a new principal after the Nassau County School District said it will not be reassigning Yvon Joinville to the position next year He will officially leave the job on June 30 The school district did not provide a reason for the release of the principal and Joinville did not respond to our requests for comment In October, Joinville was heavily criticized by some parents for his response to a video that was circulated on social media showing two teenage boys -- one wearing a white hood -- using racial slurs players on the school’s football team had planned to protest the treatment of Black students by sitting out of the school’s homecoming football game The principal’s job posting will be available through Friday, and a district spokesperson said a new principal will be appointed in the coming weeks. Copyright 2022 by WJXT News4JAX - All rights reserved. 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Upgrade your browser today or install Google Chrome Frame to better experience this site Get Directions Central Chapel | (519) 253-72341700 Tecumseh Rd Banwell Chapel | (519) 253-723511677 Tecumseh Rd South Chapel | (519) 253-72363048 Dougall Avenue Proudly Canadian | Owned & Operated by Arbor Memorial Inc NEW YORK and JOINVILLE, Brazil; April 8, 2021 – Accenture (NYSE: ACN) has completed its acquisition of Pollux, a provider of industrial robotics and automation solutions, headquartered in Joinville, Brazil. Terms of the transaction, which Accenture announced on March 1 This Brazilian city is dominated by heavy industry but local journalist Pedro Leal uncovers the culture comics and civic movements behind the smokestacks Joinville is the third largest city in southern Brazil and with more than 300 days of rainfall a year all you have to do is follow the federal highway BR101 A Casa do Príncipe Photograph: Aline SeitenfusMaison de Joinville also known as A Casa do Príncipe (The Prince’s House) built in neoclassic style at the end of the picture perfect Rua das Palmeiras Built from 1867-70 for Joinville’s prince Francis Fernand de Orleáns and princess Francisca Carolina de Bragança the manor didn’t host their royal highnesses The building was eventually relegated to colonial administration and the property now hosts the National Museum of Immigration and Colonisation Leandro Mendes, best known as VJ Vigas the award winning video artist has left his mark upon the world since 2005 Vigas may be the opposite of what one would expect in an industrial and traditional city like Joinville And this is just one of the reasons to check his work The artist recently received an award at the Circle of Light Moscow International Festival Joinville style Photograph: Fernanda Helbing da RosaMost under-rated location?Despite still being used as a community centre (and as a site for many photography classes) the old Migrant’s Graveyard on XV de Novembro just a few blocks away from the city centre the old burial ground for migrant families from Switzerland and Germany enjoys beautiful views that put to shame many of the city’s better known parks This article includes content provided by Instagram We ask for your permission before anything is loaded as they may be using cookies and other technologies Brazil doesn’t have as strong a relationship with Instagram as other parts of the globe. Here, Facebook has a grip on society like nowhere else, and few Instagram accounts express Joinville as well as, ironically, the local newspaper’s account which shows a more intimate view of the city than most personal accounts In 2014, the city was (and still is, to a lesser degree) overtaken by a heated debate over bus lanes Parents at one of Joinville’s private schools were using one of the most important bus lanes in the city for parking space so they could pick their kids up hassle-free And this was even after city hall built a special overpass for that exact purpose in 1998 Students and parents refused to use the overpass and a civil movement since the school came before the lane and donated the land for the street civil activists and the school went to court over whether or not the school had the right to park in the bus lane At the height of the controversy, the school was adamant in refusing any solutions other than “removing the bus lane from our parking space”. In a judicial tug-of-war, the school lost the case, went to a higher court and got a court order preserving the parking The court order got repealed by another judge and in the end the surreal parking space inside a bus lane was removed Crumbling reminders of the past Photograph: Aline SeitenfusA very ugly representation of the worst problem in our local public space – and very nearly falling apart – is the old Migrant’s Hotel in Rua XV de Novembro It is an example of the all-too-common practice of leaving historic buildings to rot so they can be torn down to create space for new and “better” architecture Since legislation forbids the demolition of known historical buildings it’s not unusual for owners to leave them to decompose like this Joinville’s unlikely city mascot – a seven-foot-long alligator – was found dead floating in the Cachoeira River in May 2015 While a seemingly a trivial affair (a dead animal in a city river is not usually a huge historical event for most cities) but for the last 15 years the reptile was one of the incentives to reduce pollution on the river there aren’t many cities who can claim to have a live alligator as their mascot The sad news was followed by a report showing that there are far more alligators on the river than just Fritz and his two mates and sightings of other gators in the river lead to doubts over the death of the beloved mascot Novelist, journalist, and comic book writer Vanessa Bencz rose to prominence in 2014 with her graphic novel Menina Distraída (Girl Distracted) which deals with bullying and emotional pressure in schools the 31-year-old gives speeches against bullying prejudice and harassment at schools around the country Sarau Saracura at Salvador Vegan Cafe Photograph: Jessica MichelsThose interested in the alternative cultural scene of Joinville should head for the park in front of the Municipal Art Museum and the Salvador Vegan Café with gatherings and Saraus (an event held to promote artistic expression) most Fridays Another option are the Ocupa Cidadela gatherings on the Cidadela Cultural near the Art Museum Announced over Facebook and organised by local social movements those events are marked by alt bands and discussion of social issues While the National Immigration and Colonisation Museum is a must-see at night the area around it is best avoided Poor lighting make the beautiful Palm Street one of the most crime-ridden areas of the city centre after dark For most locals, Joinville is a city of two things: industry, and more industry. But for most outsiders and especially for a week and a half per year, Joinville shows its true colours and its real talent: dancing. Joinville hosts the only Bolshoi Ballet School outside Russia and the world’s largest dance festival, hosted yearly in late July, the Festival de Dança de Joinville hosts over 6,000 dancers in various styles from the classics to modern street and urban dancing The festival has taken place annually since 1985 and in 2005 the festival was honoured as the largest in the world by the Guinness Book of Records We are slowly improving our city’s green credentials the Cachoeira River might be the best example of how Joinville is cleaning itself up and changing the old ways of the past with new legislation against chemical pollution changes in sewage treatment (which rose from less than 3% of the city in 1999 to 40% today) and public awareness spurred on in part by our former reptilian mascot the old chemical smell near its banks has been replaced by a (still terrible) earthy odour and the formerly toxic waterway now hosts schools of fish The rest of Joinville has your average urban fragrance except when it rains – then the whole city has a peculiar earthy pong that isn’t quite as unpleasant as the river’s smell but your nostrils will certainly notice it Chuva Ácida Jessiemichels Charlesvoos ÉÉÉéguaaa Metranca Yulee High School graduate Sebastian Joinville delivers valedictorian speech at the 2023 commencement ceremony held at the University of north Florida Arena prom king and valedictorian Sebastian Joinville led the Yulee High School soccer team in its season this year Premium Content is available to subscribers only. 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SearchBrowseServicesOpen researchInstitution LoginSearchMenu links In order to reconstruct past environmental conditions along the north-eastern Antarctic Peninsula onlap as seen in ground-penetrating radar reflection profiles and ice-rafted debris on a set of 36 raised beaches developed over the last ~7.7 ± 0.9 ka on Joinville Island The most pronounced changes in beach character occur at ~2.7–3.0 ka there appears to have been a reintroduction of less rounded material the development of stratification within individual beach ridges an introduction of seaweed and limpets to the beach deposits a change in clast provenance (although slightly earlier than the change in cobble roundness) and a shallowing of the overall beach plain slope Prolonged cooling associated with the Neoglacial period may have contributed to these changes as the readvance of glaciers could have changed the provenance of the beach deposits and introduced more material leading to the change in roundness of the beach cobbles and the overall slope of the beach plain This study suggests that late Holocene environmental change left a measurable impact on the coastal zone of Antarctica changes in their characteristics may reflect environmental changes occurring within the coastal zone through the Holocene Map showing the location of the field site and other places mentioned in the text The beaches continue to an elevation of 12.2 m when corrected for the 1.3 m elevation of the modern beach ridge crest suggests a marine limit of no less than 10.9 m Google Earth image of Tay Head on Joinville Island and the locations of the beaches moraines (translucent grey) and ground-penetrating radar (GPR) profiles discussed in the text Beaches 22 and 23 are not displayed because GPS data could not be processed Inset map shows the location of Tay Head (red dot) on Joinville Island as well as the location of D'Urville Island (1) and Dundee Island (2) Grain size was measured according to the two visible axes observed in photographs Standard deviation was used to quantify sorting fabric of beach 5 deposits with well-bedded gravels and sands fabric of beach 28 deposits lacking bedding and sands snow cover and 1 m2 ‘pits’ in which out-of-place pebbles were counted and d Joinville Island GPS and tide data are reported in Zurbuchen & Simms (Reference Zurbuchen and Simms2019). Elevation and coordinate data were obtained using a UNAVCO Trimble Net R9 receiver global navigation satellite system (GNSS) base station and Trimble 5700 GPS/GNSS receiver. Upon failure of the local base station, the O'Higgins permanent GPS station (www.sonel.org located ~115 km away from Joinville Island Beach-ridge profiles were obtained from kinematic-mode GPS surveys across the crest of each beach ridge which each have three static elevation points due to the presence of wildlife GPS data were processed in Trimble Business Center with horizontal and vertical precisions of ~0.25 m Elevations were converted to mean sea level using 2 days of data from a locally deployed Valeport 740 Portable Water Level Recorder (tide gauge) matched to the tide gauge at Bahia Esperanza ~50 km away Approximately 2.5 km of GPR profiles were collected across the beaches of Tay Head using a Sensors and Software pulseEkko Pro with a 200 MHz antenna (Fig. 2; Zurbuchen & Simms Reference Zurbuchen and Simms2019) Lines were predominantly collected shore-normal with four additional shore-parallel profiles collected to help tie the other profiles together The unshielded antenna was mounted on a custom-built cart and manually pulled across the beaches Processing of the GPR profiles included a topographic correction DeWow (a proprietary processing algorithm) and a depth-varying gain all conducted using EkkoDeluxe and Kingdom Suite software A velocity of 0.190 m/ns was used based on a common midpoint survey conducted at the site which were derived using a Bayesian progradation model for the beach-ridge age assignments All ages in this study are given in calibrated years or thousands of years before present (the present being 1950) yr BP’ to denote specific calibrated radiocarbon ages and ‘ka’ to represent time periods in the past and ‘OSL ages’ or ‘kyr’ for a span of time who demonstrated that this layer was reset completely after 1 h of daylight exposure The target slices were crushed by hand using a mortar and pestle in order to avoid pressures that could erase the luminescence signal The carefully ground cobble grains and sediment from additional sandy deposits were prepared according to the following procedures: the material was sieved for grain sizes 63–250 μm The grains were then washed in 10% HCl and 27% H2O2 to remove carbonate and organic material contaminates The remaining sediment from sand and cobble samples was density separated with lithium polytungstate liquid (LST) at specific gravities of 2.75 potassium and sodium feldspars and heavy and light grains The heavy and light grains were saved and stored away whereas the remaining quartz and feldspar grains were etched using hydrofluoric acid (48% HF for 40 min for quartz and 10% HF for 15 min for feldspars) Some samples had only little material in the feldspar fraction it was not possible to separate sodium and potassium feldspars These samples were treated as ‘mixed’ feldspars Elevation transects across the crest of the most prominent beach ridges on Joinville Island The 95% confidence intervals are shown by grey boxes Not shown are beach ridges 2 and 3 due to limitations from local wildlife and beach ridges 21–23 whose GPS-processing error bars were so large as to obscure any meaningful results Fig. 5. Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) profiles and their interpretations for GPR lines 3 (upper two panels) and 24 (lower two panels). See Fig. 2 for GPR line locations Photograph looking east across Tay Head showing the relationship between the moraines and beaches as well as the character of M2 Photograph looking south-east into moraine M3 and the possible palaeo-lagoon formed within it as it was reworked by swash processes angular and subangular cobbles of the raised beaches at Tay Head Granulometric characteristics of the raised beaches of Joinville Island Beach 5 is also one of the more coarse-grained beaches The transition from beaches 15 to 14 indicates a decrease in pebble roundness over time in opposition to the overall roundness trend interpreted as representing ice-rafted debris per 1 m2 of the beach for selected beaches on Tay Head Pebble counts were collected within 15 m2 along the central portion of every other beach Number of low-silica rhyolite (red) and sandstone (blue) pebbles per 1 m2 of beach counted in the same manner as the OPP *Pebbles were only counted on 9 m2 of beach 3 thus the numbers presented have been normalized to 15 m2 Note the frequency of sandstone pebbles is probably an underestimate (see text) descriptions and interpretations of ground-penetrating radar (GPR) facies #1 and #2 Fig. 10. Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) profile 8 and its interpretation. See Fig. 2 for the GPR line location Graph illustrating the height and age of beaches dated using optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) and radiocarbon dating Optically stimulated luminescence ages and sample properties All samples labelled ‘JV-x’ are rock samples Samples labelled SOSL-x are sediment samples Minerals: for samples with sufficient materials feldspars were separated into K-feldspar (< 2.58 SG) and Na-feldspar (> 2.58 SG) the fraction < 2.62 SG was labelled as ‘mixed’ feldspars For most mixed feldspars and K-feldspars this was the blue signal whereas Na-feldspars were brighter in yellow Grain size: the grain size was obtained after sifting of sediments or after crushing and sifting of rock slices Beach height: the height of the beach in metres where the sample was collected That leaves two ages that fit the general RSL trend of the younger radiocarbon-based chronology: JV-32 with an age of 5.1 ± 0.6 ka from beach 20 at an elevation of 7.7 m with an age of 7.7 ± 0.9 ka from beach 29 at an elevation of 11.5 m Assuming an average rate of beach formation of 175 years based on the frequency of the lower 14C-dated beaches the age of beach 31 is expected to be older than 5.8 ka and accounting for hiatuses would probably make the section older prolonged cooling associated with the Neoglacial time period could have increased sea-ice conditions and hindered clast rounding but this did not close the sea off enough to prevent icebergs from landing on the shore cooling may have driven localized glacier readvance (see below) and potentially increased sediment supply to the coast An increased sediment supply could have led to the introduction of more angular beach clasts and a change in shoreline trajectory leading to the lower slopes of the beach plain The increase in low-silica rhyolite and the decrease in sandstone clasts with time on the beaches of Tay Head could be manifestations of a change in beach sediment provenance. Outcrops of the sandstone are located west of the three moraines or till sheets, whereas the low-silica rhyolite was present as dikes within low-grade, metamorphosed, fine-grained sedimentary rocks in the sea stacks and outcrops on the eastern side of Tay Head (Fig. 2) The rocks within the westernmost M1 moraine behind beach 31 were dominantly sandstone the sediment sources for the upper beaches (21–31) were most probably the moraine and sandstone outcrops to the east eventually the sandstone sources were abandoned or swamped by materials from other parts of the peninsula the dominant sediment source transitioned to the low-grade fine-grained sedimentary rocks with the low-silica rhyolite dykes for the lower beaches this transition does not align with changes in pebble roundness indicating that processes other than just a source change caused the changes in pebble roundness Although the age of the westernmost moraine M3 is unknown we cannot rule out the possibility that M2 and M3 represent the same advance but with a very irregular margin Changes in the sediment characteristics as revealed in GPR profiles grain roundness and IRD within Holocene raised beaches on Joinville Island along the EAP were used to determine how the environmental history of the region is reflected within their deposits A particularly well-developed set of 36 raised beaches is found on Tay Head on the southern side of Joinville Island The lower 21 beaches are well stratified and better developed than the upper 15 beaches which are unstratified and less contiguous most beaches are found in sets of three to seven beach ridges separated from other beach-ridge sets by natural breaks in elevation without beach ridges Grains on the raised beaches of Joinville Island show an overall increase in beach pebble roundness through time whereas grain size shows no obvious pattern the pebble roundness trend is interrupted at beaches 5 Beach 5 exhibits less and beach 28a exhibits more rounding than the general trend The transition between beaches 15 and 14 indicates a sharp decrease in pebble roundness through time in opposition to the overall pebble roundness trend The change in roundness trend is also nearly concurrent with an inflection point in the overall slope of the beach plain and observable onlapping in GPR profiles The lower 21 beaches contain prevalent seaweed mats and limpet shells providing an excellent radiocarbon chronology An attempt to date four of the lower radiocarbon-dated beaches and five of the upper beaches with 21 OSL ages from cobble surfaces as well as more traditional sand grains was met with mixed success which marked a transition in pebble roundness of the beaches as well as a lowering of the overall beach plain slope coincides with the onset of the Neoglacial time period of ~2.5–3.0 ka Less rounding of sediments within the ~1.0 ka beach 5 which also had the most OPPs (interpreted as representing IRD) of any beach on Joinville Island could be explained by a period marked by shorter open water seasons and an increase in sea ice whereas the opposite could hold true for beach 28a of ~7.4 ka This study suggests Holocene environmental changes left a measurable impact on the coastal zones of Antarctica We would like to thank Cara Ferrier and Laura Reynolds for their help in the field. We would also like to thank the captains and crews of the Lawrence M. Gould and Almirante Iraizar, without whose help we would still be on Joinville Island. Aidan Patterson helped with grain size and shape characterization. Gareth Seward performed EPMA measurements of feldspar separates. Claire Divola helped draft Fig. 4 We would also like to thank Daniel Nývlt and an anonymous reviewer for their constructive comments that helped improve the manuscript This work was supported through National Science Foundation (NSF) grant 0724929 to ARS and RD Additional support was provided by a Geological Society of America Graduate Student Research Grant and an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship to JZ ARS and JZ conducted the ground-penetrating radar analysis BMT conducted the grain size and roundness analysis as well as the ice-rafted debris counting and initial interpretations CGa and CGe conducted the optically stimulated luminescence analysis BMT and ARS wrote the manuscript with input from RW Two supplemental tables and a supplemental figure will be found at https://doi.org/10.1017/S0954102023000275 Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) profiles and their interpretations for GPR lines 3 (upper two panels) and 24 (lower two panels) Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) profile 8 and its interpretation - No HTML tags allowed- Web page URLs will display as text only- Lines and paragraphs break automatically- Attachments Your email address will be used in order to notify you when your comment has been reviewed by the moderator and in case the author(s) of the article or the moderator need to contact you directly shared ownership in or any close relationship with any organisation whose interests may be affected by the publication of the response Please also list any non-financial associations or interests (personal religious or other) that a reasonable reader would want to know about in relation to the submitted work This pertains to all the authors of the piece Yulee High School principal Roody Joinville leads a procession prior to the school’s graduation May 25 © 2025 News-Leader, Fernandina Beach Florida Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page Chef Emmanuel Joinville learned his first culinary lessons under the tutelage of his mother His professional career began as an apprentice at Chef Rene Villard’s restaurant Chateau Bourgogne in Dijon where he would later open his first French bistro Vancouver’s Jules Bistro is the embodiment of Emmanuel’s seasoned career as a French chef Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience Q: What motivates and inspires you as a chef Start your day with a roundup of B.C.-focused news and opinion By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc The next issue of Sunrise will soon be in your inbox Interested in more newsletters? 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By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy You can manage saved articles in your account Link IconCopy linkFacebook LogoShare on FacebookXShare on XEmailShare via EmailLink copied to clipboardHaitian Creole classes serve as connection to heritage for Philly Haitian diasporaThe classes are part of a rise in postcolonial reclamation of Black Haitian culture was all around Alain Joinville when he was growing up in Flatbush He could hear Haitian Creole music when he and his family would go shopping on the weekend in the Haitian restaurants scattered off Flatbush Avenue and at home where his mom would speak to Joinville and his siblings in Haitian Creole — but they would always respond in English was still able to understand Haitian Creole — which is a language with roots in both Indigenous African languages and French — thanks to his immersion and connection to the language growing up family members often teasing him that his tongue was heavy as he spoke the language So when he came across an Instagram post with an opportunity to take Haitian Creole classes during the pandemic » READ MORE: The Haitian American musical performance that’s connecting Black resistance in Haiti and Philadelphia “I wanted something to connect with my heritage and culture … and I didn’t have the opportunity to do that because everything was closed,” said Joinville who is also the director of strategic communication and programs in the city’s Office of Immigrant Affairs The Zoom classes Joinville came across during the pandemic were the first opportunity he found in his adult life to constructively relearn his native language Opportunities to learn Haitian Creole are growing — including in Philadelphia — which Haitian Americans say is a reflection of the diaspora reclaiming its roots but also a postcolonial reclamation of pride specifically in their Black “Certain people look down on Haitian Creole … as not the superior language,” Joinville said While Haiti achieved independence from its colonizer French colonialism continues to have a stronghold on the country and culture today Many schools in the country teach in French and with Haitians there is a general perception that those who are more educated and privileged speak French while those with a lower socioeconomic status only speak Creole the flipping of that on its head … where people are taking pride in Haitian Creole,” Joinville said That pride is exactly what motivated Stephanie Sylvain to start organizing Haitian Creole classes in Philadelphia » READ MORE: Soup joumou is a taste of freedom for Haitians celebrating independence across Philly A Haitian American and former president of Haitian Professionals of Philadelphia Sylvain had had many conversations with people of Haitian descent about their roots and heritage Every person agreed on their love for the country didn’t know how to speak the language fluently “It’s the importance of communication and connection,” Sylvain said “Our Haitian Creole is communicated with English mixed in it because we’re not fluent — having an opportunity to really be able to communicate myself personally as well as give other people the opportunity to do so meant a lot to me.” Sylvain ended up connecting with Joel Leon “The first generation has a responsibility to preserve the Haitian culture as a whole but particularly the Creole language,” Leon said in French “It’s a way not only to preserve the language but also to establish a connection between Haiti and the diaspora.” But the classes have also served non-Haitians such as Nicole Austin-Hall and her daughter who have found community and connection through the classes and it’s important to know where we come from as African Americans,” said Austin-Hall “It’s important for me to submerge my children in various cultures so they can know who they are and identify with all people.” Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment Emerson College provides funding as a member of The Conversation US View all partners Psychiatric hospitals tend to create institutionalised patients, thus further alienating them from their communities. But what also became clear to philosopher Frantz Fanon, while working as a psychiatrist at Blida-Joinville Hospital in Algeria between 1953 and 1956 was that patient integration was impossible in colonial societies colonies produce fragmented societies that are haunted by fear and suspicion As such they remain divided and their culture Fanon’s short article “Confession in North Africa” was first delivered at the 1955 Congrès de Psychiatrie et de Neurologie de Langue Française It was coauthored with his colleague and fellow director at Blida-Joinville Hospital They also offered a critique of medical practices Like other psychiatrists working in Algerian hospitals Fanon hadn’t only attended to patients at the hospital but had also been called upon by the colonial authorities to assess the sanity of people accused of crimes confessions entail a form of “reciprocal recognition” in that they are prepared for a court they signal the taking of ownership of personal wrongdoing and guilt This idea of admitting one’s guilt — and paying one’s debt — is connected with reintegration into society But the courts were finding that 80% of accused Algerians who had signed confessions after their arrest were retracting their statements What the accused had agreed was true while at the police station was suddenly being denied Fanon and Lacaton described a typical encounter: often weigh very heavily against the accused revealed the location of the weapon and several witnesses confirm having seen him strike (although sometimes even the witnesses retract their testimony) when the time comes for the psychiatric evaluation the expert finds himself in the presence of a lucid coherent man proclaiming his innocence… The psychiatric expert is unable to uncover the truth of the criminal The question Fanon and Lacaton addressed was why the accused were unwilling to stand by their confession Fanon and Lacaton argued that the accused used silence to signal their non acceptance of being defined as criminal by the colonial administration Fanon dismissed the then-hegemonic Algiers School’s notion of North Africans as pathological liars Therefore the role of the confession had to be investigated By extension the validity of the court itself had to be called into question that confession represented a truth built on a kind of pseudo-reciprocity They argued that the pseudo-truth of the initial confession can be understood as a result of submission to colonial rule The retraction in fact represented a real truth It expressed the “total separation” between the two social groups — European and North African “the refusal of the accused Muslim to authenticate the social contract” by confessing to a crime means that an often profound submission in the face of power is not to be confused with the acceptance of that power As Fanon put it in the first chapter of The Wretched of the Earth the colonised subject is always presumed guilty (but) the colonised does not accept guilt Dominated but not domesticated (and) made to feel inferior (the colonised) is not convinced of inferiority What the colonial law courts considered a failure of integration was in fact an elemental resistance to European rule Fanon undermined the theories of the Algiers School and the colonial project generally. The Algiers School founded by University of Lyon-trained Porot held theories that black people are lazy and lack imagination Arabs are criminally inclined and over-impulsive Fanon dissolved these insidious stereotypes by placing the whole issue within a political frame Another crucial issue arises from the short paper he wrote with Lacaton the politics of truth and lies in a colonial society Fanon also succinctly articulated this in [The Wretched of the Earth]: In answer to the living lie of the colonial situation the colonised subject responds with an equal falsehood This notion of fundamental resistance reappears in a series of lectures that Fanon delivered at the University of Tunis in 1959 and 1960, titled “The Encounter of Psychiatry and Society” Fanon responded to the question of the alleged laziness of the colonised as follows: The idleness of the colonised is a means of protection a measure of self-defence above all physiological… Work was conceived as forced labour in the colonies and It is normal that the colonised refuses to do anything since work leads nowhere for them In a chapter in [The Wretched of the Earth] called “Colonial War and Mental Disorders” Fanon returned to the laziness of the colonised as a form of resistance calling the zealous worker “pathological”: In a colonial regime if a fellah were a zealous worker or a black were to refuse a break from work they would be quite simply considered pathological cases The colonised indolence is a conscious way of sabotaging the colonial machine; on the biological level it is a remarkable system of self-preservation and a positive curb on the occupier’s stranglehold over the entire country This is an edited extract from Nigel C. 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Advertise on Cineuropa Logos and Banners BERLINALE 2024 Forum by Giorgia Del Don 19/02/2024 - BERLINALE 2024: Algeria's Abdenour Zahzah dedicates his fiction feature film to psychiatrist Frantz Fanon and the pioneering role he played in liberating “the sick” from the prison of asylums despite the fact the film is fictitious - albeit based on extensive research carried out for the director’s previous documentary on the psychiatrist - the intention isn’t so much biographical as to provide a snapshot of a key moment in Doctor Fanon’s life when Fanon took on the role of Head of Department in Algiers’ Blida-Joinville Psychiatric Hospital that his research in the medical field led to his discovery of the very real and terrible reality which Muslim patients suffered the former were subject to the racist and colonial psychiatric approach in force at the time It’s the sight of these deplorable conditions in which these patients are forced to live which drives the film’s protagonist (played with intensity and without frills by Alexandre Desane) to revolutionise a hospital which he believes to be “sick” Although the new approach to psychiatry advocated by Doctor Fanon – embracing patients’ words and inner worlds closing the divide between patient and doctor and opening the hospital doors in order to let in light and life more generally – is well documented in the film it’s the complex personality of Fanon himself that the director tries to highlight Shot in Blida in majestic black and white tones the film doesn’t focus so much on the patients’ viewpoints - which do feature but only in the background - as their day-to-day reality Indignant at a psychiatric approach which he describes as “last century” but impassive in his demonstration of this indignation our protagonist roams through the psychiatric hospital as if a ghost a spirit guide who has landed in a land abandoned by others and uncompromising as if a neorealist work the film urges us to think not only about Fanon’s stance as a psychiatrist and a supporter of Algerian independence The film doesn’t indulge in spectacular scenes of violence but the apparent sense of calm is no less troubling the story distils a radical binarism between black and white It’s a cruel opposition which Doctor Fanon tries to eradicate in every possible way True Chronicles of the Blida Joinville Psychiatric Hospital in the Last Century, When Dr Frantz Fanon was Head of the Fifth Ward between 1953 and 1956 is produced by Algeria’s  Atlas Film Production in co-production with French firm Shellac Sud Please subscribe to our newsletter to receive more stories like this directly in your inbox Want to know how our Top 2024 came to be? Here is a breakdown of the individual votes of our journalists who took part   19/12/2024 | Cineuropa Jean-Claude Barny makes the life and legacy of Martiniquan anti-colonial intellectual, psychiatrist and revolutionary Frantz Fanon accessible without losing the essence of his work   06/12/2024 | Marrakech 2024 After a four-year hiatus, the much-anticipated Algerian gathering returns with a strong European presence in its programme   24/04/2024 | Festivals | Awards | Algeria/Europe BERLINALE 2024: Algeria's Abdenour Zahzah dedicates his fiction feature film to psychiatrist Frantz Fanon and the pioneering role he played in liberating “the sick” from the prison of asylums   19/02/2024 | Berlinale 2024 | Forum The section is focusing on unseen corners of the globe, with a total of 30 films from 30 countries set to be showcased from 15-25 February   18/01/2024 | Berlinale 2024 | Forum New works by Aslı Özge, Jérémy Clapin, Nora Fingscheidt, Anja Salomonowitz and Georgian veteran Lana Gogoberidze are among the 19 films announced so far   14/12/2023 | Berlinale 2024 02/05/2025goEast 2025 Review: My Magical World 30/04/2025Films / Reviews – Italy Review: San Damiano 30/04/2025Hot Docs 2025 Review: King Matt the First 29/04/2025Films / Reviews – Italy Review: Storia di una notte 29/04/2025Films / Reviews – Peru/Spain Review: Kayara. 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A School of the Arts has taken up residence on the island. Anecdotally, it is housed in a former guinguette (dance hall) depicted by Émile Zola in his novel Au bonheur des Dames offers a fine vantage point from which to admire this building whose ochre facades seem to play with the green of the branches enjoy spotting the elegant mansions that dot the landscape - some overgrown with ivy others in wood or with turrets - and often linked to privatepontoons and boats (if you please) A little further on, you're likely to come face-to-face with a very original barge: the Lapin vert the brightly coloredbarge is a cosmopolitan a community café and even an open-air or stand-up stage are all good reasons to drop in Print You could say it was just another day for the Olympic torch which survived yet another attempt from someone intent on putting out its flame as one in a string of torch bearers ran the flame through the city of Joinville on the way to the Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro a man with a fire extinguisher ran out from the crowd of spectators and attempted to extinguish the flame a security guard tackled the man before the damage was done This isn’t the first time someone has attempted to put out the flame as it travels Brazil a 27-year-old man attempted to douse the torch in Maracaju but he missed and instead doused a another torch bearer and security guards The opening ceremonies for the Rio Games are three weeks away Connect with Eduardo Gonzalez on Twitter: @edmgonzalez Eduardo Gonzalez is a sports web producer and writer. He started at the Los Angeles Times in 2014 and is a graduate from the University of Southern California and Georgetown University. High School Sports Olympics Dodgers Galaxy Sports Clippers UCLA Sports Subscribe for unlimited accessSite Map Parece que a página que você está procurando não está disponível. Text description provided by the architects From cultural requalification to urban identification Implanted in the district of lower Joinville on the avenue of General Gallieni, the municipal School of dance in Joinville-le-Pont is a response to the cultural approach of the town. © Julien LanooThe Avenue du General Gallieni as a future Metropolitan Avenue is a busy main road; its traffic is intense, noisy, but the vibrant living environment brings a growing centrality on this thoroughfare. The dance school is implanted in a heterogeneous streetscape, ranging from more or less recent apartment blocks and well preserved pavilions. © Julien LanooSet back from the boundary of the land plot, the project breaks the street frontage built along the avenue to extend the public space and to reach a courtyard. This justifies the access to the amenities, marking a break in the continuous chain of shops at ground floor. © Julien LanooStructure, space, movement The narrow and deep site is wedged between a 4-storey apartment building in the east and a small supermarket in the west. This geometry influences the insertion of a simple volume, necessarily detached, the aim of which was to free as much space as possible to accommodate large and generous dance studios. © Julien LanooThe structure consists of lateral concrete walls placed on the parcel boundaries which carry wide open floorplates, naturally lit and with an uninterrupted view over the horizon. © Julien LanooBy strictly dividing the program between circulation on the avenue side, and the functional spaces and the garden areas on the interior, the school on the one hand optimizes the flow and circulation and on the other hand the solar orientations. SectionTherefore, dance studios benefit from an optimal natural lighting from the north while the vertical circulations overlooking the avenue Gallieni, receive southern light that projects long shadows. Minimalist interiors and raw materials such as varnished concrete, metal, contrasts with the precision of the outer shell of the building. Consisting of a perforated metal veil forming a regular diamond pattern, the envelope is designed as delicate lace, a goldsmith's work; it functions as a filter, rather like a moucharabieh that filters light without altering views. The Dance School is significant by its difference with its mineral context and suburban buildings. © Julien LanooIt is inserted as an unusual object capable of arousing perplexity and curiosity of the passersby so that its simple form looks like a monumental minimalist sculpture The identity of the building brings curiosity You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email ANS - “Agenzia iNfo Salesiana” is a on-line almost daily publication, the communication agency of the Salesian Congregation enrolled in the Press Register of the Tibunal of Rome as n 153/2007. 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Pacific RSS Follow RNZ News Sign In Register After a 16-year run, Gastown staple Jules Bistro has confirmed it will close for good at the end of 2023 which has been listed for sale in recent weeks will shut down after a final night of service on December 31 and named his Parisian-inspired restaurant for his son “Jules has been a labour of love for me since day one and making the decision to bid farewell is a bittersweet one but it’s time for me to pass the torch to a new generation of culinary talent,” said Joinville “It is with deep gratitude and love that I embark on the next adventure and enjoy semi-retirement but ‘jusqu’a la prochaine fois’ — until the next time.” “I am so thankful for all of my staff who have become like family over the years and the guests who have dined with us since we opened and I hope to make a few more memories in the days before our last service,” added Joinville “We’ve been so lucky to forge friendships with so many regulars and be a part of their celebrations and it’s an experience I will never forget.” After surviving the pandemic, the French Bistro faced a challenging setback in April 2022 when a devastating fire ravaged the Winters Hotel across the street from the restaurant In the aftermath of the blaze - which led to the Winters building being demolished - Jules was forced to close for nearly a month as the neighbourhood's infrastructure was restored.  Jules has long been known as a go-to for classic French bistro fare and wine The restaurant regularly participated in city-wide dining events and occasions like Bastille Day From now through its last day at 216 Abbott St Jules will be open for business Tuesday to Friday from 3 to 9:30 p.m and Saturday and Sunday from 11:30 a.m diners in the Ambleside neighbourhood can bid bienvenue to a new brunch-focused bistro Merèon is slated to open its doors at 1479 Clyde Ave The restaurant’s menu “will marry time-honoured French recipes and classic techniques with West Coast 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