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È stato scarcerato dal carcere delle Vallette di Torino il comandante libico Najeem Osema Almasri Habish, arrestato domenica scorsa in esecuzione di un mandato della Corte penale internazionale. L'arresto di Almasri Habish non è stato convalidato e, in considerazione del suo profilo, l'uomo è stato espulso.

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Mieux comprendre le Cadre noir, c'est aussi mieux connaître son fonctionnement. Du recrutement des écuyers, aux achats de chevaux en passant par l'organisation propre à chacune de ses missions, découvrez comment fonctionne le Cadre noir et qui sont les écuyers. Le colonel Thibaut Vallette, écuyer en chef, explique les coulisses de cette institution qui préserve et fait rayonner l'équitation à la française depuis près de 200 ans.Pour aller plus loin :Podcast - Connaissez-vous réellement le Cadre noir de Saumur ? Historique, missions, valeurs de 1815 à aujourd'hui - Thibaut ValletteEn savoir plus sur l'équitation de tradition française inscrite au patrimoine culturel immatériel de l'humanité de l'UnescoLes Passeurs : https://boutique.ifce.fr/fr/2569-patrimoineArticle - Comment devient-on écuyer ?Si vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur le sujet, rendez-vous sur notre site internet equipedia.ifce.fr où vous trouverez tous les travaux de nos experts. Vous pouvez aussi nous rejoindre sur notre groupe Facebook équipédia, sciences et innovations équines pour plus de contenus. Pour ne manquer aucun épisode, abonnez-vous, partagez, commentez etn'hésitez pas à laisser 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcasts et Spotify.

Un certain Eugène Vallette meurt au Brésil en laissant une grosse fortune. Le notaire recherche les héritiers : un frère désintéressé, Joseph, un neveu Roger, très intéressé, et une nièce, Françoise, devenue Comtesse de Maupertuis, qui envoie son homme d'affaires et dit ne pas se souvenir de cet oncle d'Amérique. Or quelques jours plus tard le commissaire Lavergne de la Brigade criminelle se présente chez le notaire : il lui annonce qu'on a trouvé le vieux Joseph mort chez lui au bas de son escalier. Ce décès est-il naturel ? *** Fiction radiophonique diffusée dans l'émission “Les Maîtres du mystère”, de Pierre Billard et Germaine Beaumont - D'après une nouvelle de Georges Villemier - Réalisation : Pierre Billard - Première diffusion : 13/05/1964 sur la Chaîne France Inter Variétés de la RTF - Avec Laurence Weber, Jean Fertey, Maurice Chevit, Jean Bolo, André Var, Jean Mauvais, Jacques Sapin, Jean Charles Thibault et Jean Pierre Lituac - Un podcast INA

Si la notoriété du nom "Cadre noir" est importante en France ainsi que dans bon nombre de pays et qu'il est bien souvent associé à la ville de Saumur, son rôle est parfois peu ou mal connu. Le Colonel Thibaut Vallette, 38ème écuyer en chef, champion Olympique, revient ici sur les dates clés qui ont marqué l'histoire du Cadre noir. Il présente les missions et les valeurs de cette institution née il y a 200 ans, pour comprendre comment elle a su évoluer et s'adapter pour répondre aux enjeux majeurs de chacune des époques qu'il a traversée.Pour aller plus loin :Visiter le site web du Cadre noir de SaumurSe former à l'IFCE : découvrir les formationsLes ouvrages du Cadre noir de Saumur : Les Passeurs - La mémoire orale des écuyers du Cadre noir de SaumurEn savoir plus sur l'équitation de tradition française inscrite au patrimoine culturel immatériel de l'humanité de l'UnescoSi vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur le sujet, rendez-vous sur notre site internet equipedia.ifce.fr où vous trouverez tous les travaux de nos experts. Vous pouvez aussi nous rejoindre sur notre groupe Facebook équipédia, sciences et innovations équines pour plus de contenus. Pour ne manquer aucun épisode, abonnez-vous, partagez, commentez et n'hésitez pas à laisser 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcasts et Spotify.  

Mr Charles Mifsud, President of the Maltese Cultural Association in New South Wales, speaks with Joe Axiaq, about commemorating the 7 June 1919, one of Malta's National Days by screening the Maltese documentary Culhat al Belt at the La Vallette Social Centre. This documentary, highlights the events which occurred on that day in 1919, when following a series of riots by the Maltese population, British troops fired into the crowd killing four people. - Is-Sur Charles Mifsud, President tal-Għaqda Kulturali Maltija ta' New South Wales, jitkellem ma' Joe Axiaq dwar il-kommemorazzjoni tal-Jum Nazzjonali Malti tas-7 ta' Ġunju 1919, bil-wiri tad-dokumentarju Culhat al Belt, f' La Vallette Social Centre. Dan id-dokumentarju juri l-avvenimenti li seħħew fil-Belt Valletta, dakinhar, meta wara serje ta' rvellijiet mill-poplu Malti, it-truppi Ingliżi sparaw fuq il-folla u qaltu 4 min-nies.

Established in 1964 and located in the heart of Blacktown City, La Valette Social Centre is one of the longest standing organisations in the Maltese community in Australia. Mr Antoine Mangion, Public Relations Officer of the Centre, speaks with Joe Axiaq about the functions and the services the club offers through the year. - Il-La Vallette Social Centre li twaqqaf fl-1964 fil-qalba ta' Blacktown fi New South Wales huwa wieħed mill-eqdem ċentri għall-komunità Maltija fl-Awstralja. Is-Sur Antoine Mangion, Uffiċjal għar-Relazzjonijiet Pubbliċi jitkellem ma' Joe Axiaq dwar l-attivitajiet u s-servizzi li joffru ċ-ċentru matul is-sena.

After getting the go-ahead from my neurologist, I took the opportunity to try scuba diving with PADI in Playa Potrero, Costa Rica. Unable to do the standard forms of exercise, I dared to dream this might be something I would be able to do despite my brain injury.  I sat down with Kristin Vallette-Wirth to talk about the mental health benefits of scuba diving and what my experience brought up for me.  Kristin is the Chief Brand and Membership Officer for PADI and has experience with using diving as a form of healing both physically and mentally helping her husband heal from a life-changing accident. 

It's been about a year since we have had Diana Vallett on the mic, and we are so grateful she is back. It would be easy to say that the theme of this episode is shifting, as it is a word you will hear all throughout. Diana herself speaks of the “shifts” she has experienced in the past year: shifting from mourning to healing, from a steady online presence to taking a back seat, from holding on too tight to learning to let go, from being distracted to being more attentive to the souls around her. And she speaks of what these shifts require…death. Because, as we have just witnessed during the Triduum…from death comes beautiful life! We hope after hearing this episode, you can allow Easter to transform you too!

This week Comedian Aidan Jones takes on The Saturday Paper Quiz about rivers in Italy, Actors being shot into space, Latin terms and NRL teams (just to round it out).He's helped by this week's Brains Trust: Ray Sharp - owner and operator of Jackedbrides dot com (Ben Russell) and HiHi Nancy, a sentient heart eyes emoji

The community redevelopment project being undertaken at La Vallette is nearing completion, with the charity responsible excited for opening up a true community space for St Peter Port.'Vive La Vallette' was set-up in 2019 with the sole intention of wholly redeveloping the area and the facilities that serve the children and ladies' pool.It's now set to open for Easter 2022 and Express spoke to one of the charity's community leads, Helen Bonner-Morgan about the journey so far…

Wine Road Podcast Episode 134 Sponsored by Ron Rubin Winery   Episode 134 | Stacy Rafanelli—A. Rafanelli Winery Stacy Rafanelli, Operations Manager (and everything else that needs to be done) at A. Rafanelli Winery tells us all about the four generations of family behind the name, their winemaking program and wine portfolio including their flagship A. Rafanelli Zinfandel. Wine of the Day – 2019 A. Rafanelli Zinfandel Wine Book of the Day – Vine Me Up by Sarita Cheaves  Podcast Sponsor – Ron Rubin Winery SHOW NOTES 0:45 Wine and Food Affair is on for November 5, 6, & 7 – visit wineroad.com for tickets and details. Tickets ARE LIMITED! 1:33 Wine of The Day-- 2019 A. Rafanelli Zinfandel, the flagship wine of A. Rafanelli. 4:00 History of the winery originated with the matriarch of the family, Leticia. And the growth of winery in Dry Creek Valley. 7:45: How Stacy got involved in the family business. From Law to Wine! 10:00 Who is the A in A. Rafanelli? Stacy's grandmother designed the awesome woodcut label on the bottles. 11:50 Tasting room open by appointment only booked on every hour to half hour. Closed on Tuesdays. During Harvest only booking from 12-4pm. 13:44 Cooking demos with Stacy's mom over Zoom. 15:00 Stacy's gives her favorite places to go with her friends from foodies to outdoor enthusiasts. 17:10 Book of the Day –Vine Me Up Activity Book by Sarita Cheaves. 19:30 Listeners of this show that visit A. Rafanelli in the month of October will get a complimentary tasting for two. Mention Wine Road Podcast when you call. Call for an appointment at 707-433-1385 21:40 Go to Ron Rubin Web and click on the link “Trained For Saving Lives” to learn about the defibrillator program spearheaded by Ron Rubin. Links Rafanellli Winery https://www.arafanelliwinery.com/ Vine Me Up Activity Book https://www.vinemeupdc.com/ Stacy's Dining Recommendations: Campo Fina https://www.campofina.com/ Dry Creek Kitchen https://drycreekkitchen.com/ Vallette https://www.valettehealdsburg.com/ Noble Folk https://www.thenoblefolk.com/ Russian River Valley Wine Growers -- https://russianrivervalley.org/ Sponsor: Ron Rubin Winery -- https://ronrubinwinery.com/ Wine Road https://www.wineroad.com Sonoma County Winegrowers -- https://sonomawinegrape.org/ Wine Road Podcast Instagram -- @wineroadpodcast Credits: The Wine Road podcast is mixed and mastered at Threshold Studios Sebastopol, CA http://thresholdstudios.info/  

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Marco Rizzonato, che porta avanti da 18 anni un progetto unico al mondo nel carcere delle Vallette di Torino, responsabile dei progetti e raccolta fondi Associazione Outsider, Ufficiale al Merito della Repubblica Italiana, ospite su ALLATRA TV Italia. Oggi parleremo: da dove iniziano i cambiamenti nella società e nell'uomo stesso? Qual'è responsabilità e posizione attiva di ogni persona sia nella propria vita che nella società? Quanto sia importante fornire istruzione gratuita a tutti? Cosa potrebbe fare ciascuno di noi al proprio posto affinché la società passi da un formato consumistico a quello creativo?Qual'è il ruolo del volontariato nella formazione di una ideologia creativa? Se volete unirvi a noi nella nostra conversazione e condividere le vostre idee, o se avete domande o suggerimenti sulla società in cui vorreste vivere, scriveteci: italia@allatra.tv oppure chat Facebook: https://m.me/ALLATRA.TV.ITALIA ​ 8 PRINCIPI DELLA SOCIETÀ CREATIVA: https://allatraunites.com/it/8-fondam ​ ... Conferenza online internazionale | Società Creativa. Insieme possiamo farlo https://youtu.be/QUebwC0Ej1k​ SOCIETÀ CREATIVA https://youtu.be/A8bXcdEop00​ SOCIETÀ CREATIVA Nuovo progetto del Movimento Internazionale Sociale “ALLATRA” https://allatraunites.com/it ​

Do you struggle with saying just the right words when a friend loses someone? Great, us too! you are in the right space. On episode 61 of Can I Getta Amen, we are talking to our friend and return guest Diana Vallette. This episode is one you will want to bookmark and come back to as we are discussing grief. It is loaded with perspectives of all kinds from Kayla, Diana, and Kristi who all walked through very deep losses in 2020.The truth is that when trying to love others through death, we are all going to flounder. But as you will hear in our conversation, the important thing is that you show up and just be with those you love.

Mr Ivan Cauchi, Public Relations Officer of the La Vallette Social Centre, speaks with Joe Axiaq about the weekly activities and services, provided to the Maltese Community in New South Wales, by the La Vallette Social Centre. - Is-Sur Ivan Cauchi, Uffiċjal għar-Relazzjonijiet Pubbliċi ta' La Vallette Social Centre, jitkellem ma' Joe Axiaq, dwar l-attivitajiet u s-servizzi li jorganizza ċ-Ċentru minn gimgħa għall-oħra.

Winemaker Susie Selby chats with us about her weekly video series and what’s happening at Selby Winery. “Enjoy wine; enjoy life,” is Susie’s approach to being a winemaker. Wine Of the Day: 2018 Selby Merlot Show Notes 0:46 Wine of the Day – 2018 Selby Merlot 1:20 Harvest number 23 for Selby sandwiched between the pandemic and the fires -- it’s been challenging! (to say the least!) 2:30 Susie’s video interview series brings wine country to you with some levity and shows the sense of collaboration within the industry. See link to videos below. 9:00 Susie is in the tasting room and making sure all Covid protocols are being followed. 10:00 Zoom winemaker dinners a way to keep connected with customers. 17:18 Susie recommends places you can din outside or to go --Barn Diva, Bravas, Seghesio Journeyman Meats, Vallette with new outdoor patio. 22:00 Susie will be publishing her food and wine pairings on the Selby website. Now’s the time to learn to cook a soufflé! Pairs great with Grenache. Links Selby Winery Selby Winery Videos Wine Road Sonoma County Winegrowers -- Wine Road Podcast Instagram -- @wineroadpodcast Credits: The Wine Road podcast is mixed and mastered at Threshold Studios Sebastopol, CA.  

Diana, her husband, their five children and her mother left their home and squeezed into a tiny apartment as Hurricane Laura struck Louisiana during the pandemic. Diana shares the aftermath of the hurricane and how she continues to discover God's immense beauty in others throughout this difficult time. Themes explored are God with us, people over ideas, the American spirit, beauty from ashes, spiritual direction and finding God in the messiness.

We are so excited to have Diana Vallette in studio for episode 37. Her realness and vulnerability are like a warm, fuzzy blanket. We talk about Diana’s conversion story, life as a mom, as a wife, as a blogger/influencer/author and all the things! Our conversation is deeply rich and we hope you love every moment of it as we chat “on the back porch” with our new friend. Check out Diana Divulges to learn more about this beautiful woman and to read her blog!

Ep. 79 - The 1-Hour Mountain - A COVID-19 Beacon Series Interview Ft. Diana Vallette========== Today, human beings all over the world are making social and economic sacrifices to stop the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic, COVID-19. Now, I’m going back to visit with many of the Good Newsy guests that helped build the foundation of this show to learn how they’re navigating these strange times. In this special Beacon Series episode, I visit with my spiritual sister, ally, and friend, Diana Vallette. My proximity to Diana mostly begins and ends within social media apps, and yet I feel like I really do know her. From my perspective, one of Diana’s great gifts is her ability to self reflect, and then share her discoveries with little-to-no filter. Since the time I connected with Diana online, I feel like I’ve watched her go through a series of changes, and that’s one of her other great gifts; she allows herself to change. I could tell you that I wanted to talk to her as a part of this series because I wanted her perspective on homeschooling or spin a yarn that it was because of her spiritual contemplations. The truth is, both of those things are true, but honestly I just wanted to talk to her, and I’m glad I did. Diana opens a door and makes a safe space for people to explore their spiritual boundaries, and that’s a place I like to hang out. Full disclosure? I needed this conversation. It was invigorating, exciting, and I could feel my heart and mind connecting throughout our talk. I learned, yet again, that people may be physically distant, but when the Spirit connects them they are never far apart. With this COVID-19 Beacon Series, I invite you to take a break from mainstream news and spend some time with good people that are dealing with some of the same struggles you are. Now, seek out that inner space, relax, open your mind, and press play on a little good news. ==========SUPPORT FIND THE GOOD NEWS ON PATREON >> www.Patreon.com/FindTheGoodNews ==========CONNECT WITH DIANA >> www.facebook.com/DianaVDorta==========FIND THE GOOD NEWS IS PRODUCED BY PARKER BRAND CREATIVE SERVICES >> www.ParkerBrandUp.com==========SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS•••••••••••••SULPHUR TODAY >> www.facebook.com/sulphurtoday / #SulphurToday•••••••••••••BRIMSTONE MUSEUM >> www.brimstonemuseum.org or Call (337) 527-0357•••••••••••••

Alan Baker from Cartograph Wines joins Steve Jaxon and Dan Berger on the first California Wine Country show of 2020. He was last on this show in December of 2018. Alan Baker was a Music Major in college and worked with music in public radio for 15 years before he got into wine. "It was a Riesling that got me hooked," he says, as he tells the story. In 2005 he moved to Healdsburg. "I got bit by the bug." He loved it so much that it was time to get into the business. He made wines at Crushpad in San Francisco, then he got hired to work there. He did also take some classes at UC Davis. 2009 was the first Cartograph vintage. They make about 2000 cases per year. The Cartograph label is a circle with five points, which show where he and his wife discovered wine, separately at first and then together. His tasting room is downtown Healdsburg next to Vallette restaurant (whose owners are also Steve's friends.) Healdsburg has a fun weekend January 24-26, the Healdsburg Tastemaker Weekend. It is a promotion for the community but also a time of year when chefs are not quite as busy as usual so they are able to book special events with chefs and winemakers. There are also cooking classes with Cousteau Bakery. Go to stayhealdsburg.com to find the Tastemaker Weekend link. They are tasting a 2016 Riesling that Dan says is "just about ready," now. Dan likes to keep Rieslings at five years, which is when they expand. Dan says it's a year shy of when he would drink it. It is in its prime right now. It has good acidity and has very little sugar. Dan Berger tells about how difficult it is to start small and go commercial and have it be profitable. Alan says it comes out as an expensive hobby and a labor of love, still, while it develops. This year for the first time they are doing two Rieslings. The got some from Willamette Valley in Oregon and some other Riesling grapes from Marin County. They picked late, October 25, at 20.1 Brix, not very ripe. Dan says that sweetness sells Rieslings but Alan is "a dry freak" who makes a Dry Riesling and then has to wait for it. Also in the studio today is Glenn Dennler, also a winemaker. For the rest of the episode they taste and discuss wines from both of today's guests.

In today's podcast, you'll hear from Chris Vallette, the Ministry Advancement Director, for Cranhill Ranch. Chris shares with us why churches and outside support is so important to the sustainability of ministry as vital as this one. You can find out more about Cranhill Ranch by visiting their website at: https://www.cranhillranch.com/

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I don’t think Diana Vallette knew that she was one of the many inspirations behind Find the Good News. How could she? We’d never met face-to-face, and we didn’t really know each other all that well. I’d been watching Diana’s activity online for quite a while before asking her to visit with me, and I was intrigued by the person so willing to share her spiritual journey. Who was this Catholic mother that was making these really personal videos, sharing her inner thoughts, questions, concerns, insecurities, and doubts? After doing a bit of digging what I discovered was a woman whose testimony revealed she had been an atheist, living in a framework that outlined any kind of God or Creator as a fictional story that adults like to tell themselves, not all that different from the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, or Santa Clause, a narrative that had been imprinted on her as a child. As all children do, Diana grew up, and eventually grew out of atheism and into a relationship with God. I might be wrong, but I believe that it was her doubt and insecurities about a Creator that has created her ability to reach people the way she does. Diana is on a path of authentic discovery, and what it seems she’s discovered is a way to approach friendship with God in a humble, authentic way, and she’s been called to share what she’s learned with others. That path isn’t always smooth or pretty. She’s doesn’t pretend to be a bright and shiny Catholic that has all the answers; she presents herself plainly and without a veil. She is showing other seekers that you can approach the Creator in doubt, fear, worry, and confusion. She’s found an embrace waiting on the other side of all those things. She’s been called to speak, to write, to share, even though she’s clearly been terrified to do any of those things. Regardless, she has stepped out front anyway,… and she’s sometimes taken the heat that comes with it. Her willingness to share encouraged me to share many things that I’ve kept to myself, things I’ve doubted, things I’ve feared. I share them for the same reason that she does, in the hope that by sharing the truth it will motivate another to find a spiritual path. I highly value people that allow themselves to be seen as they are; we need more of that in this world. By revealing our true faces we can have more authentic relationships. This is the face God sees, and if we’re being honest with ourselves it’s the face we recognize too, though we may fear to show it to the world. Diana Vallette is touching people by putting her true face forward and there are very real, very good fruits to picked from what she’s growing.  ========== FOR MORE INFO ABOUT DIANA VALLETTE >> www.facebook.com/DianaVDorta or www.instagram.com/dianadivulges or www.dianadivulges.com ========== THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY PARKER BRAND CREATIVE SERVICES >> www.ParkerBrandUp.com ========== SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS ••••••••••••• BEN VON DUKE'S HANDYMAN SERVICE >> www.facebook.com/BenVonDukeMaint or Call (337) 540-1355 ••••••••••••• ASAP GLASS >> www.ASAPGlassCo.com or Call (337) 527-5455 ••••••••••••• BRIMSTONE MUSEUM >> www.brimstonemuseum.org or Call (337) 527-0357 •••••••••••••

I got to have the privilege to talk to this awesome christian chick, Diana. She's over on Instagram (here) and her website at DianaDivulges.com.  Diana Valette is a catholic convert who, until about 5 years ago was a non-believer who thought Christians were either a) dumb as rocks or b) lying about believing. She talks about why it’s OK to have those types of thoughts where you question faith and God and what you can do with them. She's really big on truth telling, showing the mess and meeting people exactly where they are and it is SO refreshing. She loves red wine and Mexican food (and Cuban food and ALL the food). Say's she's a mediocre mom but she's clearly rocking the craziness that is mom life with 4 kids, their oldest is 8 and she has one on the way. She's kinda a big deal - Scott Hahn once complimented her on her writing and she's actually hung out with Jenn Fullwiler before. You can reach her at DianaDivulges on Instagram, or via her website DianaDivulges.com   Don't forget to hook up with me and some other mamas! My Instagram and Facebook pages @HolyHotMessMom our exclusive mama Facebook group - HolyHotMessMamas If you're looking forward to more episodes then hit that subscribe button so you get notified every time we release a new episode! As always, if you've got ideas of topics you'd like to hear on the podcast please email me at podcast@holyhotmessmom.com

Insieme a Renzo Sicco abbiamo raccontato la serata di domenica che narrerà della vita di Gigi Meroni, storica ala granata morto investito in Corso Re Umberto a Torino nel 1967, proprio l'anno in cui nasceva lo storico gruppo teatrale piemontese. Assemblea Teatro infatti nasceva ufficialmente con una dichiarazione scritta a Torino nel quartiere popolare delle Vallette nell'anno in cui veniva pubblicato Sgt. Peppers Lonely Heart Club Band dei Beatles. E quella dichiarazione affermava: “L’assemblea degli abitanti del quartiere sarà il teatro del quartiere”.

I met Brandon when he was a bar tender in Santa Rosa's local whisky bar named Jack and Tonys. I have an interest in Brandon's work because he builds cocktail menus and is constantly creating new drinks. He is now running the bar in Healdsburg's Vallette. I ate there recently and I got to enjoy Brandon's creativity. Brandon studied martial arts for a long time and is also a tattoo and art nerd. He and I always have something to talk about. Please check out Brandon's work at Vallette in Healdsburg, you will not be disappointed. Both the food and drinks are top notch. This episode I introduce the Brave Castle Drawing Challenge. Every episode or so I will be giving out simple drawing assignments for all of us to do. This episodes challenge is HARP. I will be doing the challenges as well and posting to instagram. If you would like to participate, Draw, build, sculpt or whatever to achieve a "HARP" take a photo and post on instagram with the hash tag #bravecastledrawingchallenge and tag me in the photo as well @renzo_butchart This is a way for us to participate together in fun online critique and get our drawing muscles working. Everyone can draw! You just have to see it all the way through even if you hate it! check me out on Insta @renzo_butchart and check out my shop @glassbeetletattoo thanks for the support everyone!

Vallette, B (ETH Zurich, Switzerland) Tuesday 12 February 2013, 14:00-15:30

Vallette, B (Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis) Wednesday 30 January 2013, 10:30-12:00

Vallette, B (Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis) Wednesday 30 January 2013, 14:00-15:30

Vallette, B (Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis) Wednesday 23 January 2013, 10:30-12:00

Vallette, B (Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis) Wednesday 23 January 2013, 14:00-15:30

Vallette, B (Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis) Wednesday 16 January 2013, 14:00-15:30

Vallette, B (Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis) Wednesday 16 January 2013, 10:30-12:00

Vallette, B (Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis) Tuesday 08 January 2013, 11:30-12:30