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Take a Voyage with the Florentine Opera Travel virtually to hear great music performed in Venice, the Burgundy region of France, and Tequila, Mexico. By Florentine Opera Company - Jan 19th, 2021 02:48 pm //end headline wrapper ?> Venezia Palazzi e Immagini del Canal Grande. Photo by Vela Spa. The Florentine Opera Company invites you to be transported to somewhere unique via our digital-only recital series Voyages, all from the comfort of your own home. See where our artists live, explore beautiful spaces, and enjoy a getaway wrapped around a performance. Voy...

Coronavirus: Why producing a vaccine is no smooth sailing A sustainable global vaccination campaign is key to ending the coronavirus pandemic. While a number of vaccines are already available, the road to mass production is long and bumpy. Producing a vaccine is quite a challenge and requires a lot of stamina Many people breathed a sigh of relief when they heard that a German company was among the first to develop a vaccine against COVID-19. They were proud of Mainz-based BioNTech. It didn't take long, though, before that relief gave way to skepticism and many questions concerning post-appro...

Jan 08, 2021 by Euroleague.net Print Zalgiris Kaunas will put its five-game winning streak on the line as it welcomes Khimki Moscow Region and its dangerous offense on Friday. One of the most intriguing matchups in this clash will be in the paint between two players often featured on the highlight reels, starting centers Joffrey Lauvergne of Zalgiris and Devin Booker of Khimki. The 29-year old Lauvergne is in his fifth EuroLeague season, having made his debut in 2012 with Elan Chalon-Sur-Saone from his native France before his career skyrocketed during ...

Trois jeunes de la Mission locale, soutenus par la JCE d’Auxerre, participent ce week-end au Forma’Tour Challenge. Par vidéo cette année, le concours ludique "joutes et débats" teste l’esprit d’équipe, l’aisance et la prise de parole.

Onboard the aircraft would immediately extinguish that fire automatically. so it's odd to me that this fire would have continued and continued. >> so this is probably a dumb question. but you're saying by the engines there are fire extinguishing devices that would automatically turn on? >> yeah, that's right. there's fire extinguishing bottles in the engine, the cell areas, so if this fire was in the cell, it would try to put that out. what that indicates to me is there may have been some kind of a breach in the fuel system to continue to feed that fire. so it's obviously preliminary. >> les? ...