Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker .thngs-to-do-title{font-size:30px;padding-top:20px}.thngs-to-do-txt{font-family:unify sans,Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;font-size:14px}Things To Do in the Wareham AreaThings to do in Wareham, The Local Europe ABVästmannagatan 43113 25 StockholmSweden Several parts of southern France were still under water on Friday morning after heavy rainfall and flooding on Thursday and earlier in the week authorities are working to pump away flood water while schools and nurseries may be closed again on Friday the "cumulative rainfall reached 600 to 700mm in 48 hours" Ardèche préfet Sophie Elizéon told Franceinfo that her area had seen "nearly 50 percent of a year's worth of rainfall" in 48 hours "We have never had a disaster on such a scale," president of the Ardèche departmental council Olivier Amrane told the French press Schools and nurseries (crèches) in the département were expected to remain closed on Friday 🚒🌧️ Après une journée incroyable, et une crue jamais vue, un immense merci aux pompiers, gendarmes, services de l'Etat et des collectivités, tous mobilisés en Ardèche et à Annonay. Encore une grande prudence à observer par les habitants de la @VilleAnnonay et d'@arhoneagglo pic.twitter.com/WqVesXmkc5 Graves inondations à Rive-de-Gier dans la Loire. @MeteoExpress pic.twitter.com/f3stj5bxnR a total 711mm of rain was recorded on Thursday also experienced heavy rainfall leading to a shopping centre car park being entirely submerged Paris and the capital region also saw heavy rains on Thursday afternoon leading to flooding in the city and surrounding suburbs Alors que l'Île-de-France est placée en vigilance orange pour pluies et inondations, les abords de la gare Montparnasse à Paris sont submergés. pic.twitter.com/BotTuw5A1y 18 French départements were still on the second-highest weather warning - the orange alert with inhabitants urged to be "very vigilant" The following départements were on alert for possible flooding: Alpes-de-Haute-Provence the following départements were on alert for heavy rains leading to possible floods: Ariège People in orange alert areas should know that "Dangerous phenomena are expected" and they should "stay informed of developments and follow the safety advice issued by public authorities," according to national weather service READ MORE: Explained: How France’s weather warning system works Pour vendredi 18 octobre 2024 :🟠 18 départements en Vigilance orangePour samedi 19 octobre 2024 :🟠 9 départements en Vigilance orangeRestez prudents et informés :https://t.co/JGz4rTUvHP pic.twitter.com/hvGtB9SyF2 While forecasters believe the most intense rain and flooding has ended and calmer weather is expected in the south-east parts of the south-west were expected to continue seeing heavy rain until early Friday afternoon with some thunderstorms in the Burgundy region To keep track of weather warnings, you should go to the 'Vigilance' page of Météo France HERE removing flood water may take several days As of Friday morning, the A47 motorway, which suffered intense flooding, remained closed to traffic in both directions at Givors in the Rhône département Smaller roads in the area may be closed as well particularly if there is a route barrée (road closed) sign #Rhône 🔴 Images hallucinantes : l'A47 a totalement disparu sous les eaux, des automobilistes ont été contraints d'abandonner leurs véhicules pic.twitter.com/KV3ZBC62bP Rail traffic remained disrupted on the Saint-Etienne - Lyon and Saint-Etienne - Le Puy lines These lines may remain closed for several days the RER E was disrupted between Haussman and Rosa-Parks stations on Friday morning go to the regional SNCF website or X account for updates the French ministry of interior published a press release noting that 1,000 rescue operations had taken place with 900 people brought to safety across much of southern France there have not been any reported deaths or severe injuries related to the heavy rains and floods in southern France but in Paris a man died after a tree fell on him in the 19th arrondissement it remains unclear whether this was directly related to the heavy rains that took place Thursday afternoon France's minister for ecological transition - Agnès Pannier-Runacher - has called the situation "unprecedented in its scale 600 millimetres of water in the Ardèche is unprecedented in living memory" noting that the episodes were linked to climate change She will visit the Loire and Ardèche départements on Friday Please log in here to leave a comment. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Heavy rains hit southern France’s Ardèche region, flooding streets and sweeping away vehicles caught up in the torrents. French weather officials placed the region under a red alert for flooding, warning of further heavy rainfall into Thursday night. A car drives in a flooded street near a shopping mall in Givors, central France, after torrential rains and flooding submerged roads and railways, Friday, Oct. 18, 2024. (AP Photo/Laurent Cirpiani) An overturned car is seen in a parking lot of a shopping mall in Givors, central France, after torrential rains and flooding submerged roads and railways, Friday, Oct. 18, 2024. (AP Photo/Laurent Cirpiani) Firefighters pump out water in Givors, central France, after torrential rains and flooding submerged roads and railways, Friday, Oct. 18, 2024. (AP Photo/Laurent Cirpiani) A rugby pitch is flooded in Givors, central France, after torrential rains and flooding submerged roads and railways, Friday, Oct. 18, 2024. (AP Photo/Laurent Cirpiani) A car is seen in a parking lot of a shopping mall in Givors, central France, after torrential rains and flooding submerged roads and railways, Friday, Oct. 18, 2024. (AP Photo/Laurent Cirpiani) Shopping trolleys are seen in a parking lot of a shopping mall in Givors, central France, after torrential rains and flooding submerged roads and railways, Friday, Oct. 18, 2024. (AP Photo/Laurent Cirpiani) Shopping trolleys are seen next to a damaged car in a parking lot of a shopping mall in Givors, central France, after torrential rains and flooding submerged roads and railways, Friday, Oct. 18, 2024. (AP Photo/Laurent Cirpiani) PARIS (AP) — France’s prime minister said Friday that firefighters and other rescuers have been involved in about 2,300 operations, some of them lifesaving, in what appears to be the biggest flooding in 40 years in central France. Michel Barnier visited French authorities’ crisis center in Paris and said there hadn’t been such violent rain in many people’s memory. Over 1,000 people were evacuated. Most of them were able to go back home on Friday. Barnier also praised an alert system, used for the first time, that sent text messages urging people in the concerned areas to delay or cancel their planned trips and stay in a safe place. French weather agency Meteo France said as much as 700 millimeters (27.5 inches) of rain fell in in 48 hours in some local areas in the regions of Ardeche and Lozere. National railway operator SNCF halted regional trains between the cities of Lyon and Saint-Étienne on Thursday saying the tracks were impassable. Local train services will remain disrupted for several days, it said. A main highway between the two cities also was inundated and remained closed on Friday. Meteo France lifted its red alert for bad weather on Friday morning but still warned of potential heavy rain and floods in southwestern France. Text description provided by the architects. Canopy is something of a buzz word at the moment and like any buzz word is rather over used, popular because it refers to a certain notion of nature that harks back to the earth's beginning. Yet despite this over use, this is exactly what comes to mind when visiting Tectoniques' project in Givors, a town close to the city of Lyon. Moving through the gently sloping forecourt, the visitor arrives in the entrance areas and immediately has the wonderful feeling of finding themselves up amongst the trees. A cantilevered structure with floor to ceiling windows: the natural environment has never been closer, flying high, overlooking the land below, suspended in the air. The total transparency on the north-west side of the building opens up views of the Gier and Rhône valleys which coverge just below the site. Floor PlanA facility born out of social conviction Courtesy of 11h45 et Vargas -TectoniquesThe cave and the sky - a dual construction The shape and site mean the building mainly faces east towards the meadows and west towards the hill face. The spatial organisation is simple. The living spaces: activity areas, reading room and canteen benefit from views and natural sunlight; the plant rooms face the slope and can be accessed directly. Between the two the vertical access is mounted with a skylight to allow natural light into the building. This feature and the wooden roof form waves moving in opposite directions. RenderMixing three complementary construction processes This project is a faithful reflection of the fundamentals on which Tectoniques bases its work - the materials are selected for uses where they offer the best possible environmental Three different constructive processes are used in a complementary manner: concrete to hold the land; walls composed of a wooden framework to build a load-bearing high performance envelope with the benefit of working more quickly thanks to the use of prefabricated structures; and wide CLT roofs which protect the building from inclement weather and excess sunlight the technical features are voluntarily left on display: the ventilation shafts the cable ducts pass uncovered through the walkways You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email givors, a small french town of 20,000 inhabitants with a strong communist background, holds a strong dedication to new social development. this has laid the framework for the commissioning of the new non-residential day care center to local studio tectoniques architectes which designed the 1,200 m2 center for 4-12 year old children the facility is open to the community on days that schools are closed providing working families with a sense of respite when their kids are out of school.   image © tectoniques architectes (vargas) the two story structure sites relatively hidden on it’s rural site across from the now-demolished original care center the project is situated along the property line of the site at the highest topographical point which frees up the majority of the site to be enjoyed by the staff and children the changing topography also informs the conceptual development of the design as each of the levels communicate directly to the exterior the structure almost hides into the topography from the street sideimage © tectoniques architectes (vargas) the lower level consists of the concrete foundation stamped in a mineral texture that alludes to the rough walls of a cave exterior bearing walls of framed wood free up the floor plan for maximum flexibility the upper story clad in timber planks opened by a series of large windows contains all the classrooms and social spaces an overhanging laminated timber roof extends past the exterior walls to shade the large apertures from excessive direct sunlight and helps to regulate internal temperatures front elevation facing westimage © tectoniques architectes (vargas) image © tectoniques architectes (vargas) multi-use classroom overlooking the yardimage © tectoniques architectes (vargas) wooden upper level cantilevers over the ground planeimage © tectoniques architectes (vargas) client: givors town council project management: tectoniques architectes wood structure: s2t concrete structure and technical lots: s2t structure and acoustics engineering: s2t electrical engineering: high-b-tech environmental and fluids engineering: tectoniques ingénieurs kitchen design: imr economists: tectoniques ingénieurs scheduling supervision and coordination: tectoniques building control: socotec health and safety: lafay sps total gross floor area: 1,147 m2 budget: €2,8 million ex vat year delivered: 2015 photographs: 11h45 et vargas -tectoniques photos free of copyright external works: roger martin structure: somaco framing cladding: charroin toitures roofing sealing: abc borne exterior woodwork: blanchet interior woodwork: berganin partitions paintwork: rhonibat soft flooring: comptoir des revêtements tiling ceramics: fontaine lifts: cfa division nsa heating plumbing: sarl martin electricity: terminal elec kitchen: martinon mse AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: your new go-to podcast to spice up your weekday mornings with relevant news and behind-the-scenes from Brussels and beyond From the economy to the climate and the EU's role in world affairs this talk show sheds light on European affairs and the issues that impact on our daily lives as Europeans Tune in to understand the ins and outs of European politics Dare to imagine the future with business and tech visionaries Deep dive conversations with business leaders Euronews Tech Talks goes beyond discussions to explore the impact of new technologies on our lives the podcast provides valuable insights into the intersection of technology and society Europe's water is under increasing pressure floods are taking their toll on our drinking water Join us on a journey around Europe to see why protecting ecosystems matters and to discover some of the best water solutions an animated explainer series and live debate - find out why Water Matters We give you the latest climate facts from the world’s leading source analyse the trends and explain how our planet is changing We meet the experts on the front line of climate change who explore new strategies to mitigate and adapt Clean-up operations are under way after two days of torrential rain caused the worst flooding central France has seen in 40 years France's prime minister Michel Barnier said that firefighters and other rescue teams have been involved in about 2,300 operations to face risks and disasters in all areas more better and more frequently The more we prepare together at the level of the countries that are part of this European entity I have long believed that prevention costs less than repair," he said "I believe we must go further and that these crises across all categories - such as maritime disasters along with the terrorist risk - should all be anticipated and prepared for together at the European level." which was used for the first time and sent text messages urging people in the concerned areas to delay or cancel their planned trips and stay in a safe place Over 1,000 people were evacuated from several areas but most of them were able to go back home on Friday French weather agency Météo-France said as much as 700 millimetres of rain fell in 48 hours in some local areas in the southern regions of Ardèche and Lozère National railway operator SNCF halted regional trains between the cities of Lyon and Saint-Étienne on Thursday saying the tracks were impassable Local train services will remain disrupted for several days And a main highway between the two cities also was inundated and remained closed on Friday Météo-France lifted its red alert for bad weather on Friday morning but still warned of potential heavy rain and floods in southwestern areas Extremely heavy rains have led to "unprecedented" flooding in several areas of southern France leading to multiple road closures French national weather service Météo France placed six départements in south-eastern France on the highest (red) weather warning due to heavy rains and flooding In Ardèche 600mm of rain has fallen in 48 hours Environment minister Angès Pannier-Runacher said: " We're facing a situation unprecedented in its scale - 600mm of water on the Ardèche [in 48 hours] is unprecedented in living memory “all the calculations and installations designed to prevent flooding have been exceeded” by the rainfall Several other towns have experienced severe flooding La situation est catastrophique à Rive-de-Gier ! Placé en vigilance rouge, le Gier subit une crue remarquable. Vidéo: Kamel SK Sebaa pic.twitter.com/4foLzoquoO 34 other départements were placed on orange alert Pour jeudi 17 octobre 2024 :🔴 6 départements en Vigilance rouge🟠 34 départements en Vigilance orangePour vendredi 18 octobre 2024 :🔴 5 départements en Vigilance rouge🟠 33 départements en Vigilance orangeRestez prudents et informés :https://t.co/JGz4rTUvHP pic.twitter.com/mRviU59hIE Authorities have warned that people should not walk or drive anywhere near a flooded road or waterway particularly if there is a route barrée (road closure) sign The Rhône prefecture closed the A47 motorway on Thursday morning at Givors in the direction of Saint-Etienne/ Lyon Several roads in the département were also closed Autoroute A 47 Givors ! Lien en bio pic.twitter.com/sbZxv0vJwq Numerous other smaller roads have also been closed some due to flooding others because of landslips caused by the heavy rain As for rail travel, SNCF Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes announced on their website that trains running on the Lyon/St-Etienne/Firminy/Le Puy route have been halted since 10am due to worsening weather conditions 🔴 10h37 : la circulation est interrompue toute la journée entre Saint Etienne et Lyon à cause des conditions météorologiques qui ont provoqué d'importantes inondations sur la ligne They advised that people "stay where you are this evening if you can" and that "traffic will not be able to resume until tomorrow Rail traffic was also halted on several lines north and northeast of Toulouse due to "strong winds "In order to ensure the safety of passengers and staff there will be a complete halt to traffic on the Toulouse-Rodez,Toulouse-Mazamet,Rodez-Brive Figeac-Aurillac routes throughout the day (Thursday "No road substitutions will be made available", SNCF Occitanie announced on X on Wednesday How can I find out if my area is affected by rail or road disruption Préfectures and town halls will use local and social media (X/ Twitter of Facebook account) to issue regular advice information about road and school closures If your département is on red alert you should closely follow local media such as local radio stations or the social media or your local préfecture or mairie and follow their instructions if an order is given to evacuate To keep track of weather warnings, you should go to the 'Vigilance' page of Météo France HERE go to the regional SNCF website or Twitter account for updates Météo France has warned that intense rains could continue until the end of the day on Thursday They also noted that in the Alpes-Maritimes and Var départements As for the Pyrénées-Atlantiques and the Hautes-Pyrénées areas the forecasters warned that persistent precipitation could lead to 70 to 100 mm of rainfall the forecasters expected that rain and storms will last until Friday morning in the rest of the south-west Schools and nursery (crèche) centres were closed on Thursday in parts of Ardèche and Alpes-Maritimes Please log in here to leave a comment MARION — Thirty-one cadets successfully completed this year’s Franklin County Junior Fire Academy including the academy’s first international student To make his long journey even more memorial academy instructors sent a call out on social media asking for as many patches from area fire companies as possible to send home with 16-year-old Nicholas Carret who was representing Jeunes Sapeurs Pompiers (The Young Firefighters) of Givors Grigny in Givors The week began dramatically for the teen cadets registered and were greeted by chief Jerry Houston and Chief Ben Holmquest Chief Brian Eterline gave the opening speech A three-alarm fire call went out in Chambersburg Every fire company in the area responded in one way or another either sending personnel to the scene or as a backup for the empty firehouses that had firefighters at the scene That meant a temporary loss of most of their instructors who headed to the borough to help fight the fire Cadets made their way to the Learning Center to unpack for the week It wasn’t long before the cadets got a taste of why they were there After the fire was brought under control and extinguished thanks to a convoy of Directional Traffic trucks Monday morning started early as the cadets made their way to the Training Center where the dining area was set up for breakfast Then training began in earnest with Stop the Bleed CPR training and a motivational speech by Chief Charlie Westscott Later they would get a review of the Self Contained Breathing Apparatus so vital in firefighting Then it was off to tour the county’s Department of Emergency Services 911 center they visited Franklin Fire Company’s Station 4 where they enjoyed a steak dinner and another inspirational speech by Jason Kuehler While they hammering out their owed push-ups for the day Then back to the learning center for a surprise visit by Curtis E Monday set the tone for the rest of the week which was filled with a mix of training in various firefighting and rescue techniques and visits to area fire departments and fire museums One day cadets rode on Rescue Hose Company’s 1930 Seagrave then were treated to an Italian dinner and tour of the company’s fire museum On another morning cadets were visited by a group of Franklin County’s past fire chiefs and firefighters The group then donated $500 to the Academy Every day included a ”battle for the flag” which pitted cadets against instructors (and others) for possession of the flag which it appears might have somehow protected the flag “We urge all Departments to review so that when you see us out & about you (know when) you may or may not have the opportunity to take the flag on a County tour,” the post said The week included an Appreciation Dinner on Wednesday every cadet got a plaque commemorating their week at the academy The staff also presented the collection of fire department patches to their international student along with coins and other mementos of his trip to an American junior fire training academy The Academy was sponsored by and held at the Franklin County Public Safety Training Center. Photos courtesy Franklin County Junior Fire Academy Family was the most important thing in his life and he watched college and professional sports of all kinds spending his free time hunting and fishing He loved animals and spending time with his grandchildren Dan was a lover of all things PSU and a staunch supporter of the legendary Joe Paterno Following a stint as a cryptanalyst with the NSA Olson took a job with IBM where he worked as a financial analyst for 26 years in a crash involving a lawn mower in Greene Township the public is invited to another ‘Paint Night With Patty’ in our downstairs area at Zion Reformed Church Penn State Extension Spring has sprung and while the change is welcome it is often when horticulturists see problems emerge that got The Franklin County Free Press is your local news website We provide you with the latest breaking news and videos straight from Franklin County PA The Franklin County Free Press is a Neil Publishing, LLC Any views or opinions expressed in this publication are of the individual or entity who submitted it and not the publication Our publication is open to the public to weigh in on matters of public interest AI technology assists in content creation on this site; verify independently for accuracy Call or Text: (717) 862-5656   Email: info@fcfreepress.com You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page In the Givors district within the boundaries of Lyon there is a small street named "Malik Oussekine" this name has become normalized to the point that it may not hold any significance even for those living there but it belongs to the hero of one of the most tragic events in recent French history named after the day of Mevlid-i Nebevi (the birth of Prophet Muhammad) - had fought in the French army during World War II and returned to his country to get married before going back to France to work Miloud Oussekinestarted working in the coal mines in Lorraine and later made a living as a mason and truck driver his wife Aisha and their children joined him and the family started living in one of the suburbs of Paris Malik was the seventh and youngest child of Miloud and Aisha His father passed away in 1978 when Malik was only 14 years old he left his home to attend a concert of a jazz band he loved Paris was experiencing intense protests by university students at that time his path crossed one of the streets where the demonstrations were taking place Despite having no connection to the protests two police officers suddenly chased after Malik The exhausting pursuit ended at the entrance of a building where the police officers forced the unfortunate 22-year-old to the ground and beat him with batons for several minutes Malik's last words were the repeated phrase "I didn't do anything!" Although the Paris Public Prosecutor's Office initially stated that the cause of death was a "heart attack" in their report further investigations revealed that Malik had died as a result of police violence The death of Malik Oussekine turned the streets of Paris Despite his father being deceased at the time blaming Malik's father for "letting his child out on the streets," fueled a new wave of anger among the protesters the number of people flooding the streets of Paris to commemorate Malik exceeded 200,000 the Minister of Higher Education who was the architect of the university reform that triggered the protests resigned immediately after Malik's death was revealed had to withdraw the controversial bill from the agenda The police officers who killed Malik managed to escape with laughable sentences Malik Oussekine's death sparked numerous debates in France it caught the attention of the art community and academia and Malik's tragedy has been extensively explored in documentaries A plaque was placed on the street where Oussekine was killed and the street in Givors was named after him Films and series made in his name received awards there has been no significant change in the negative perception towards "Algerians" in France based on their religion until a new drama unfolds with "dark-skinned Maghrebians" at its center The uninterrupted French colonial rule in Algeria from 1830 to 1962 left multifaceted and deep scars in the lives of Algerians but also a chain of tragedies that extended to Europe emerged and other victims are the visible faces of this tragic chain in the media unheard faces that get lost in the backstreets of Paris and fade away Looking at the matter from this perspective it is difficult to claim that Algeria has achieved "true" independence We are faced with a country and a oppressed people that are still fighting for independence and continuing to suffer as victims of this tragedy The BIST name and logo are protected under the "Protected Trademark Certificate" and cannot be used or altered without permission.All rights to the information disclosed under the BIST name are entirely owned by BIST and cannot be republished Market data is provided by iDealdata Financial Technologies Inc Massive floods caused serious damage and power outages on Friday in parts of the mountainous southeast region of France after days of heavy rain There were however no immediate reports of any casualties Storm Kirk has unleashed unprecedented rainfall across France setting new records and causing widespread flooding central Europe was battered by the worst floods in that area in at least two decades As the country grapples with the aftermath experts warn that such phenomena are expected to become more frequent France’s weather authority Meteo France placed six departments south of the city of Lyon on a red flood alert on Thursday It downgraded the alert to ‘orange’ on Friday indicating that water levels would come down again Givors was one of the worst affected areas The French weather agency described the rain as “exceptional” and said that there was as much as 630 mm (24.8 inches) in 48 hours in one area “At certain places in the Ardeche region up to 700 milimetres of water has fallen in 48 hours.” That’s more than a year’s rainfall in Paris so it’s absolutely gigantic,” the minister added traffic signs and cattle being swept away by the floods The A47 highway close to Lyon was temporarily transformed into a giant stream of water The French interior ministry said Paris had dispatched 1,500 additional firefighters to the affected areas The Mayor described the situation as “extremely critical.” local residents had to be moved to safe shelters Sign In Register Andrés Zafra becomes Colombia’s first to play in France, it was confirmed today The 19 year old will be breaking new ground in ten days time when he joins Fédérale 3 club Givors Zafra is to join the French side from his Colombian club Los Carboneros from the city of Cúcuta Curiously the city is not located in the Colombian heartland of Antioquia but in the Norte de Santander department on the eastern border with Venezuela The player has the physique to develop and have a successful career In weighing 115kg and standing at 1.97 metres tall Zafra has the backing of Los Carboneros President William Léon who stated  “he already has the international stature” “He was South American Champion in 2014 and 2015 If he progresses well we can plan on going up a division” added Jean-Baptiste Ozanne president of Rugby French Flair,an associatrion of former international players who scout for players of notable potential It was in October of 2015 that Andrés Zafra was identified in Cúcuta playing in a mission organized by Rugby French Flair which was led by Cédric Desbrosse who played for both Toulouse and France and is now the coach of Givors “We are going to give him three or four months to see if it words If other clubs are interested in signing him it is up to him The former French international also made it known that Zafra will require French classes in order to be able to resume his studies The number of spectators has also risen with 12,000 Colombian rugby players tuning in to watch the Rugby World Cup 2015 Quarter Final match between Argentina and Ireland With Los Pumas’ popularitry encouraging more Colombians to play rugby Zafra’s move to France could open doors for others to do so Mexico hosted and defeated Jamaica on Saturday La Rédac' OKVous êtes fans du Japon de la bouffe et des deux en même temps le resto japonais spécialisé dans les ramens on sent très rapidement qu'ici c'est à la bien cousin l'ambiance bonne franquette version Japon est de mise la cuisine ouverte nous permet d'observer les artistes à l'œuvre pendant la confection des plats ce que vous attendez impatiemment : le menu mais pas uniquement puisque la carte immense vous propose des gyozas avec saveur au choix (magie) de la viande marinée ou du pot au feu japonais Mais ce qui nous a fait frémir ce sont les desserts et particulièrement le tiramisu au thé vert pas de stress au moment de payer : les plats tournent autour d'une dizaine d'euro une aubaine quand on voit la quantité engloutie Vous pouvez donc sortir votre CB sans ciller la déco zen et sobre ou encore le bar sur lequel il est possible de manger dans l'éventualité où l'on manquerait de compagnie nous confirment nos doutes : on est fans Les portions sont costaudes et vous n'aurez vraiment plus faim en sortant d'ici Okawali 7 rue Bellecombe - Villeurbanne Tél. : 04 78 52 50 44 Facebook Voici le seul restaurant dédié aux spécialités et viandes d'Argentine à Lyon l'excellent buffet asiatique à volonté où se casser le ventre à deux pas de Lyon les bistrots vietnamiens qui transportent au Vietnam sans quitter Lyon Antoine Lebrun © Ani / FacebookOKLa grisaille et le froid ne vont certainement pas nous couper la faim Mais comme faim ne rime pas avec gras et calories on fonce dans l'un des nouveaux repaires gourmands de la ville. Ani c'est une adresse dédiée au poisson dirigée d'une main de maître par le même capitaine que chez Oto Oto et Imouto Tu as adoré les restos japonais Oto Oto et Imouto On te laisse imaginer à quel point tu vas fondre pour Ani la nouvelle adresse dédiée au poisson ouverte par le chef Gaby Didonna héritier de l'une des trois familles qui ont de l'emprise sur le quartier chinois de la Guillotière a cette fois décidé de s’installer à deux pas du Palais de Justice Ani, ça signifie grand frère en japonais. Une suite familiale logique après Oto Oto (petit frère) et Imouto (petite soeur) on tombe sous le charme d’une déco directement inspirée des établissements berlinois et new-yorkais avec ses murs bruts chargés de graffitis ses chaises top design et ses luminaires suspendus un cadre comme on en voit beaucoup en ce moment (et qu’on adore) on est bien loin du classicisme archi-ennuyeux des restaurants de poissons Le chef Gaby s’y connait en bouffe franco-nippone et le montre en un tour de main les émincés de bar et shiitaké on vous conseille de mettre une piécette sur le calamar façon tempura… Mais on ne vous en dit pas plus et c’est bien volontaire : le mieux reste d’aller vous faire votre propre avis sur la question Et les prix sont loin d’être excessifs avec des menus à 23 et 32 euros le midi et 32 et 50 euros le soir (on parle du menu dégustation Plus d’excuse pour ne pas te gaver de bonnes poiscailles Ani 199 rue de Crequi - Lyon 3e Tél : 09 67 23 51 33 Menus à 23 et 32€ le midi // 32 et 50€ le soir Ouvert du mardi au samedi 12h-14h // 19h30-22h Anne OKNiché dans une petite rue du coté de la place Sathonay le Bangkok Royal propose des spécialités thailandaises : du Massaman au Pad Thaï en passant par des soupes savoureuses : voici une adresse à garder bien au chaud.. Depuis ton trip en Thailande tu cherches désepérement à retrouver les saveurs du "Pays des hommes libres" comme on l'apelle affectueusement on a trouvé un spot incontournable pour bien manger dans une petite rue discrète : le Bangkok Royal.  il est certain que la déco te rappellera ton voyage : un poil kitsch de guirlandes et d'éléphants à tout va.. Comme la majorité des restaurants asiat' et finalement c'est comme ça qu'on les aime non ?  les plats traditionnels thaïlandais risquent de te faire frémir et le choix va s'avérer compliqué tu trouveras entre autres des beignets de crevettes des nems ou encore des soupes parfumées à la citronelle.. Au niveau des plats bienvenue au paradis de la ripaille : poulet présenté dans un ananas frais crevettes sautées mais surtout curry d'agneau (massaman) le tout royalement accompagné d'un pad thaï plus excellent que jamais Enfin on est conquis ; ça se voit ?  carte variée et prix abordables : on est définitivement fan de l'endroit et on y retournera bien assez vite.  Bangkok Royal40 rue du Sergent Blandan - Lyon 1eTous les jours de 12h à 14h30 et de 19h à 23h30 (fermé le lundi midi et mardi midi)Site web