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27th murder in Montreal

General News - Incidents
Written by Daniel Renaud
Wednesday, September 8, 2010 7:27

updated on Wednesday, September 8, 2010 9:35

An altercation between psychiatric patients in a residence operated by the Louis-Hippolyte-Lafontaine ended with a murder in the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, Montreal.

crime occurred at about 2:10 in the residence Recovery, an annex of the psychiatric hospital housing a dozen patients on Rue Notre-Dame in the corner of 6th Avenue in the Pointe-aux-Trembles in the east of the metropolis.

The suspect in this case, a man of 27 years, would have called the police himself.

"We received a call from a man who said he had just killed his roommate," says the officer Yannick Paradis of the Montreal police. When police arrived on the scene, they discovered the body of the victim, a 45 year old man who had probably been hit with a knife.

The suspect was arrested. It is not known motive for the altercation at the moment. The major crime investigators from the Montreal police the individual must meet Wednesday morning. For purposes of the investigation, the residence was evacuated and patients were relocated.

Source: http://www.ruefrontenac.com/nouvelles-generales/faitsdivers/27385-montreal-meurtre

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Onathea (colors)

Excerpt from "A la Claire Fontaine"

" This is indeed an island of only about sixty miles long, topped by a rocky rock. Most of the island is covered with a thick vegetation. All around the white sandy beaches overlooking a beautiful sea that rarely troubled: Onathea is surrounded by a double barrier reef. All around the island, the sea looks immense: no land looms on the horizon. Technically, this is a micro-dream. With direct consequence of this: no ship ever goes near the coast.

In the bowels of the rocky outcrop, a maze of caverns stretches for several kilometers. The bottom of one of the main hose is submerged in a perpetual fog blue: a blurêve. This is a "crossroads" of gigantic dreams: dozens of paths are possible, some giving in places relatively well populated. Direct consequence of many unfortunate travelers regularly result in this way on the island of Onathea. And very often they do not leave. Because the island is inhabited. And not very friendly by indigenous .

Onathea is the exclusive territory of a tribe of cannibals, composed of about a hundred people - men, women and children included. Their village lies in the hills of the rocky outcrop overlooking the island. No way "hard" has been traced by the natives, and it is diffi cult coming to the beach to collect any human activity before reaching the village.
The tribe is organized in a very complex. Private property does not exist. The very concept of family does not exist. Each child, from the age of three, was raised by mentors who regularly change. All major decisions are voted by show of hands on the village square, day by day. From a hierarchical point of view, the "Goulga" is the village chief, technically for a term of fifteen days maximum (Two phases of the moon calendar) is then voted to appoint a new leader. Mangerêve exploit the riches of the soil often, those of the sea a little less. Most are afraid of water, and only a few brave dare go in lagoons in canoes to fish with a spear or "pick" pearls in the shells. From fishing, Mangerêve also extract their main weapon: a paralyzing poison. It is the venom of a fish, Splashy, we unearth in the rocks outcropping coral reefs. Native use of this poison in small doses for their blowguns. The
Mangerêve feed and fish, shellfish, birds, fruits and berries. But their favorite food is human flesh.

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Onathea (black and white)

I bump on the layout of the campaign "A la Claire Fontaine" ... Vui and I know it's long, but ... To complete the topo must do some extra shots and illustrations. Here is the card Onathea, an island paradise (though), black and white. To follow: colors and indications.

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Directory of correspondence PierreTeilhard de Chardin sj

letters identified
2600 (from 1893 to to 1955) Compiled by Paul

Malphettes
Roger and Marie-Anne Book
Médiasèvres n. 155 Philosophy & Humanities

Format 21x 29 ISBN 978-2-35893-030-7
98 pages - 13 €



Presentation by François Euve SJ Teilhard de Chardin
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L the book contains references to more than 2600 letters comprising the correspondence available in two major French archives Teilhard:
- Foundation Teilhard
- and the Jesuit archives de Vanves.

A useful material for researchers and those who want to raise awareness of the progression of Teilhard's thought through his correspondence

Father Teilhard de Chardin has left a number of impressive letters, often kept by their recipients. Over 2600 letters were thus identified, sent to 200 addressees:
- Letters of Teilhard
- chronologically
- classified by recipient
- Letters to Teilhard
- sorted by sender

Extract of Directory

"The Correspondence of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin is a necessary complement to his published work. She gets to know the author of a work that has marked so considerable thought of the twentieth century and continues to remain productive in e xxi. Reading the letters do not replace that of works in which his thinking becomes clearer. (...) But it is fascinating to read the letters written in parallel to the same period, particularly those that mention a writing project, such as the Divine Milieu in the 1920s or the Phenomenon of Man in 1930. The correspondents are varied, friend (s), scientific colleagues, fellow Jesuits. The accents may differ according to the interlocutor. Yet these are the same ideas that gradually become clearer. (...)

[This directory], considerable work will be useful to researchers and to all those who want to better know the man Teilhard in his research, his insights, his hope and his most difficult moments. There is much to draw from a source so fertile. "

Euve Francis, Presentation

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