Serge Chevalier reminded us that the Chemins de fer du Creusot came out of the Covid period in good conditions, which allows us to look to the future with serenity. “2022 was the year of rebirth. After 2 years of restriction and later opening of the season (in June) due to the pandemic, we were … Read more
1 A noon that keeps you alive Opened in the 1980s, the dancing restaurant L’Attraction, located near the Poirier roundabout, in Saint-Alban, had made festive and musical meals its specialty. In February 2016, when they took over the joint management activity, Sylvie Fourré and David Maillet decided to offer a “worker’s meal” every midday during … Read more
Depeche Mode announces a tour in 2023 and a new album ‘Memento Mori’. Very moved, Dave Gahan and Martin Gore pay tribute to Andy Fletcher, who died suddenly last May At the height of the pandemic, members of Depeche Mode found themselves having to make sense of this global pandemic while trying to appreciate life … Read more
COVID MASK. Although claiming not to be worried about the 8th wave of Covid-19, Brigitte Autran, the president of the Committee for monitoring and anticipating health risks, called on the French to put the mask back on transport. Summary [Mis à jour le 30 septembre 2022 à 17h10] It may have slipped your mind, but … Read more
The oldest occupant of the White House in the history of the United States has often been politically buried for 18 months, but he again demonstrated his resilience this week. Even though at 79, he is still positive for Covid-19 and bears the obvious physical marks – stiffer gait, sometimes more difficult speech – of … Read more
the essential Journalists from South Korea came to meet Coralie Sawruk, yoga teacher in Castres, to have her testify about her long covid and the benefits of this discipline on the disease. Seeing a television crew from South Korea arrive for a yoga class in Castres might seem unlikely, but it was real! A Korean … Read more
The course begins in a rather hectic way. In front of about fifteen high school students, a yoga teacher tries to calm them down and make them do exercises. Since the start of the school year, this course has been compulsory once a year for all students at the Joseph-Cugnot vocational high school in Chinon. … Read more
The stress caused by the Covid-19 crisis in Thailand has given a boost to the divinatory arts sector, which is developing strongly on the Internet and social networks. Masters student Dhidhaj Sumedhsvast did not believe in clairvoyance or supernatural powers before the coronavirus pandemic. Today, he regularly consults psychics, wears lucky amulets and puts tarot … Read more