Noah has just started studying computer science at the ZHAW in Winterthur. “I am very interested in this huge area and offers me future prospects,” he explains his groundbreaking decision. If he delves into programming, he finds himself in another world, researching, tinkering, installing. «I recently rebooted my brother’s PC. “I was able to really … Read more
The Villedieu-sur-Indre dog training club not only provides education but also organizes competitions and competitions. Saturday September 28 and Sunday September 29, the club chaired by Anne Tessonneau and the educators hosted the Center-Val de Loire territorial competition and its annual tribute competition. The northernmost Brigitte Clerquin was the judge on the field at Mehun … Read more
The Ferdasse society invited people who love history to travel back in time, the weekend of September 7 to 8, by recounting small events in the history of France. From the Middle Ages to Napoleon 1Yes through Louis XIV, Louis XV and Louis XVI. This performance in eight scenes was held with fifty-five more who … Read more
Attention: this entry is no longer current! In Mank, the corona numbers are currently falling – as of Monday, March 29, 7 active cases were recorded. The 7-day incidence is currently only 61.9. The file for download (found at the end of the report) shows the course of the active cases and the incidences – … Read more
This starts with the “Parent-Child Sing” (preschool age, Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 10 a.m.), followed by the “Little Children’s Choir” for kindergarten and 1st graders (Friday from 4: 3pm to 5pm). “Children’s Choir” (2nd to 4th grade, Friday from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm) and finally “Youth Choir” (5th to 9th grade, Friday from … Read more
In a small Swiss village, a girl disappears under mysterious circumstances. Almost forty years later, the first-person narrator looks back on the traumatic events and descends into the archives of his memory. A text about memory, friendship and transience. A novel like a requiem, melancholic, moving, comforting. Author Christian Rechsteiner (*1976) lives and writes in … Read more
The new Prime Minister Keir Starmer backed the officers. The emergency services have his full support in taking action against extremists who attack police officers and try to stir up hatred. This was announced by his spokesman after a meeting with several cabinet members. The riots are seen as the first test for the social … Read more
New York State’s Democratic governor countered Wednesday by instantly asserting an indefinite moratorium on the opening, scheduled for late June, of a controversial municipal tax in a part of Manhattan. The purpose of this direct tax of 15 {dollars} per hall raised on the entrance to the middle of Manhattan, one of many 5 boroughs … Read more
All residents of the Large Apple, over 11 years of age, no matter your immigration standing, can provide an concept of how a few of the Metropolis is NY. The voting interval for the ‘Folks’s Cash’ session might be prolonged till 12 June. This course of is organized by the group New York Metropolis Civic … Read more
Tennis has been around for several hundred years, but as we know and play it today, this sport has only been around for 150 years. For museum beginners, this is reason enough to relive the rapid development through a journey through time. This is not least because Klosters has a great tradition in tennis and … Read more