What do Leonardo da Vinci, Steven Spielberg and Franck Gastambide have in common? All three have dyslexia. This language disorder, known to affect spelling and reading, is making its way into the world of work. Dyslexics, however, have long been considered people in difficulty. So how did dyslexia come to the fore? Meeting with Guillemette … Read more
It is called honey, jam, jelly or dandelion cramaillotte: this specialty, coming straight from Franche-Comté, is prepared with, as the name suggests, dandelion flowers. This perennial is found in most gardens and meadows in France because it adapts to all kinds of climatic conditions. If you have some in your garden, don’t hesitate any longer … Read more
The golden age of the first name Kevin may have been short, but he leaves many traces. Often a source of ridicule, this first name is associated with a whole host of clichés that are difficult. To dispel these persistent prejudices, Kevin Fafournoux had an idea: to make a daring, militant and benevolent documentary.. Kevin … Read more
End of blow for genital surgery on intersex children in Greece. Indeed, Parliament this Thursday, July 19, passed the law reforming assisted reproduction, preventing doctors from performing “sexual normalization” surgeries, the British news site reports. PinkNews. have intersex people “physical or biological features, such as sexual anatomy, genitalia, hormonal function or chromosomal pattern, [qui] do … Read more
A stone’s throw from the famous Piazza San Marco in Venice, a little girl fills her water bottle under the gaze of her father at the fountain installed in the shaded courtyard of their hotel, a haven of peace sheltered from the hordes of tourists. “I hate plastic bottles (…) there is so much plastic … Read more
To enable autistic children to benefit from quality education. La Ciotat, a coastal town near Marseille, has opened a specialist class. A welcoming place where everyone learns at their own pace and according to their needs. Light on this exemplary initiative. For a year now, the Louis-Pécout kindergarten in Fardeloup has been welcoming seven young … Read more
“Minecraft” said no to NFTs. Mojang, the Swedish studio behind the video game, does not want to allow or support the implantation of “non-fungible tokens” in the “Minecraft” universe. To explain his choice, Mojang evokes a lack of inclusiveness and reliability of NFTs. With nearly 238 million units sold, the construction and adventure game “Minecraft” … Read more
Do you love watermelon? No matter more than leaving the skin aside! Indeed, the bark of this fruit is packed with many benefits. We tell you everything about this double health and waste-free tip. Refreshing, low in calories and delicious… watermelon is undoubtedly the star fruit of the summer! A fortiori during a heat wave, … Read more
Stop crunches, pushups, and other reps that raise the heart rate. To refine the silhouette, other sports practices exist. Like Qi Gong (pronounced “Tchi Kung”). This gentle and slow gymnastics is making a name for itself in fitness programs. The movements are slow and the role of breathing is ubiquitous. Qi Gong is a physical … Read more
Beans, hazelnuts, apple and rapeseed oil… With all these ingredients you unexpectedly get the same texture as an avocado and a taste that resembles it. A recipe designed as an alternative to buying real avocados, the production and transportation of which are a real ecological disaster. Code name: Ecovado. Understand: an avocado that is not … Read more