essential Nicolas Munaretto, a Casco-American, his wife Molly and their three children have returned to Florence to reunite with their family. The story of Florentine Nicolas Munaretto, who moved to California in 2009, comes to a great adventure that made a childhood dream come true: “Going to America”. In a few words, it happened as if he wanted to thank …
Read More »Prosopagnosia, a syndrome of people who cannot remember faces
Reading Time: 5 minutes This information made the rounds of the media after a portrait was published at the end of June GQ MagazineBrad Pitt may have prosopagnosia. “He fears that it conveys a certain image of him, that of a distant, unapproachable and selfish man.”Ottessa Moshfegh, author of the portrait, writes. “In fact, he wants to remember these new …
Read More »1440p is coming to consoles, and here’s what’s changing
As of this week, Sony has released a new update for PS5 beta testers. This new version of the console brings the first stages of testing for 1440p resolution, a feature expected since the console’s launch. This update brings new useful things which we will describe without further delay. PS5 switches to 1440p mode ©Sony Interactive Entertainment Since its launch …
Read More »Irish hero buried in Who? DNA analysis has begun!
By Aurelie Bouchat Journalist La Muse Hui-Warme | Published on 1/08/2022 at 06:30 Patrick Sarsfield, an Irish knight who died in 1693, was he buried in Hoo? Excavations will begin on the Avenue des Fosse. Descendants have already undergone DNA analysis to confirm a possible discovery! ** ********** ********** ********* **** ****** ** ********** ** *** ******* **** ********** ** …
Read More »Some sites in the Vosges install meters because of high traffic
10:53 pm, July 31, 2022 Various tourist sites in the Vosges have decided to install meters to count their arrivals before the new regulations are introduced for the next holidays. Vacationers, unwelcome? Some cities faced with mass tourism have decided to fight back by imposing travel restrictions. After banning liners from its historic center, Venice announced the introduction of a …
Read More »A big change happened in July
The seventh month of the year began with persistent cold air. The first heat record of the month was shattered on July 20, an undeniable sign that high temperatures are not wanted. Over the past two weeks, the mercury in Montreal has averaged 2 degrees Celsius above normal — a dramatic turnaround considering the slow pace that accumulated in the …
Read More »Anker introduces new high performance GaN chargers
It is time to look for effective solutions to avoid wasting energy as much as possible. For electronic devices, this requires more efficient batteries, but also advanced AC adapters. Anker introduced its new GanPrime power adapters, which offer highly efficient Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology. The manufacturer has invested heavily in GaN since 2018. The chargers will soon be marketed in …
Read More »More choice and flexibility for Uber drivers
It was a very strong claim: Uber would give up the ballast and specifically let drivers choose their races better. Provide drivers with more flexible, profitable and rewarding employment opportunities Before saying ‘yes’ to running the race, Uber drivers will now know how much they earn ; Thus they can accept or reject. Earnings are displayed based on destination and …
Read More »Cameroon: At the heart of the Kingdom of Bandjaun, a people who have managed to preserve their ancestral values
#In other countries : With origins dating back to the 17th century, the people of Bandjon, located in the western region, are united in preserving their ancestral cultural values. The pride of this dynamic people rests in its museum. Beit-Bandjoun is one of the three arrondissement communes of the Kon-Ki Department in the western part of Cameroon. Located about 282 …
Read More »Guinea: Despite good undergraduate results, vocational schools operate under difficult conditions
#Guinea : While public education schools have had disastrous results in various national examinations, vocational training institutes have achieved respectable performance despite difficult working conditions. This year, in Guinea, technical and vocational schools achieved better results with an estimated success rate of 84.94% in the undergraduate course, far from the 9% in the general diploma course. To gauge the effort …
Read More »These footprints are lined up at the bottom of the ocean, scientists say
While probing around the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where the sea depth exceeds one kilometer, the researchers discovered an amazing phenomenon: holes drilled into the sandy bed at regular intervals 2,000 meters deep. To date there is no explanation to justify their existence. You may also be interested [EN VIDÉO] In the deep sea, these are neglected debris The deep sea floor …
Read More »Malawi seeks $300 billion from US mining giant
According to the Justice Minister, Nyala Mines Limited would have paid only $600 in taxes on a turnover of $24 billion. Malawi is demanding more than $300 billion from an American company, Columbia Gem House, for unpaid tax revenue on gemstones mined in Malawi and exported to the United States. A letter from Justice Minister Thapo Sakaka Nyirenda dated Tuesday …
Read More »Reaction of the Rhone Mosques to the Decision of the Constituent Assembly
“In a very close way to what the Council of State said about the bill, the Constitutional Council affirms the tightening of religious freedom, in fact, everything will be decided on the methods of application,” notes the Council of the Assembly. Rhone Mosques (CMR) in a press release signed by its president Kamel Kaptain. And he reiterated his reservations about …
Read More »According to MIT, the world’s best semiconductor is here
Silicon is now at the heart of our daily lives. On our smartphones. In our photovoltaic solar panels. However, this is not correct. But this new material, closely studied by researchers, may very well be. Its name is cubic boron arsenide. You will also be interested [EN VIDÉO] Can solar panels be recycled? Since 2012, a European directive has forced …
Read More »How to Convert a PDF File
Converting a PDF file is not an easy task. Nevertheless, there are some ways to achieve this, which we explain in this article. Converting or modifying a PDF file is very difficult. For good reason, this file format is subject to strict and very complex rule. It incorporates both text and images produced by its original author and is designed …
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