About Search can stand in the presence of these graves without the most profound emotion These men who lie here are men of unique breed Their like has not been seen since the far days of crusades Never before have men crossed the seas to a foreign land to fight for a cause of humanity which they did not pretend was particularly their own but knew was the cause of humanity and of mankind And when they came they found comrades for their courage and their devotion They found armies of liberty already in the field—men who though they had gone through three years of fiery trial men seasoned in the bloody service of liberty the men of America gave that Neatest of all gifts It will always be a treasured memory on the part of those who knew and loved these men that the testimony of everybody who saw them in the field of action was their unflinching courage their full consciousness of the high cause they had come to serve It is delightful to learn from those who saw these men fight and saw them waiting in the trenches for the summons to the fight that they had a thought of the spirit as well as a physical might and those of us who know and love America know that they were discovering to the whole world the true spirit and devotion to their motherland It was America who came in the person of these men and who will forever be grateful that she was so represented And it is the more delightful to entertain these thoughts because we know that these men sleeping with the spirits of those who thought the same thoughts and entertained the same aspirations The noble women of Suresnes have given evidence of the loving sense with which they received these dead as their own and that constantly through all the months that have gone by the mothers at home should know that there were mothers here who remembered and honored their dead You have just heard in the beautiful letter from M Clemenceau what I believe to be the real message of France to us on a day like this and I have no doubt that if our British comrades were here they would speak in the same spirit and in the same language For the beauty of this war is that it has brought a new partnership and a new comradeship and a new understanding into the field of the effort of the Nation But it would be no profit to us to eulogize these illustrious dead if we did not take to heart the lesson which they have taught us They are dead; they have done their utmost to show their devotion to a great cause and they have left us to see to it that that cause shall not be betrayed It is our privilege and our high duty to consecrate ourselves afresh on a day like this to the objects for which they fought It is not necessary that I should rehearse to you what these objects were These men did not come across the sea merely to defeat Germany and her associated powers in the war They came to defeat forever the things for which the Central Powers stood the sort of power they meant to assert in the world selfish domination which they meant to establish to see to it that there should never be a war like this again to use our proper weapons of counsel and agreement to see to it that there never is such a war again The nation that should now fling out of this common concord of counsel would betray the human race So it is our duty to take and maintain the safeguards which will see to it that the mothers of America and the mothers of France and England and Italy and Belgium and all other suffering nations should never be called upon for this sacrifice again though they did not in their councils conceive it is the great instrument which we have just erected in the League of Nations The League of Nations is the covenant of governments that these men shall not have died in vain I like to think that the dust of those sons of America who were privileged to be buried in their mother country will mingle with the dust of the men who fought for the preservation of the Union as those men gave their lives in order that America might be united these men have given their lives in order that the world might be united Those men gave their lives in order to secure the freedom of mankind and I look forward to an age when it will be just as impossible to regret the results of their labor as it is now impossible to regret the result of the labor of those men who fought for the union of the States I look for the time when every man who now puts his counsel against the united service of mankind under the League of Nations will be just as ashamed of it as if he now regretted the union of the States that the airs of an older day are beginning to stir again that the standards of an old order are trying to assert themselves again There is here and there an attempt to insert into the counsel of statesmen the old reckoning of selfishness and bargaining and national advantage which were the roots of this war and any man who counsels these things advocates a renewal of the sacrifice which these men have made; for if this is not the final battle for right there will be another that will be final Let these gentlemen who suppose that it is possible for them to accomplish this return to an order of which we are ashamed and that we are ready to forget realize they can not accomplish it and the peoples of the world are in the saddle Private counsels of statesmen can not now and can not hereafter determine the destinies of nations If we are not the servants of the opinion of mankind and this age is an age which looks forward not backward; which rejects the standard of national selfishness that once governed the counsels of nations and demands that they shall give way to a new order of things in which only the questions will be “Is it right?” “Is it just?” “Is it in the interest of mankind?” This is a challenge that no previous generation ever dared to give ear to So many things have happened so fast in the last four years that I do not think many of us realize what it is that has happened Think how impossible it would have been to get a body of responsible statesmen seriously to entertain the idea of the organization of a league of nations four years ago And think of the change that has taken place I was told before I came to France that there would be confusion of counsels about this thing I found the statesmen with whom I was about to deal united in the idea that we must have a league of nations; that we could not merely make a peace settlement and then leave it to make itself effectual but that we must conceive some common organization by which we should give our common faith that this peace would be maintained and the conclusions at which we had arrived should be made as secure as the united counsels of all the great nations that fought against Germany could make them and that is the proof that there shall never be a war like this again that the spirits of these men are not buried with their bones I hope—I believe—that their spirits are present with us at this hour I hope that I feel the compulsion of their presence I hope that I realize the significance of their presence They would not remember what you are talking about today which they left with their high hope and purpose They would remember the terrible field of battle They would remember what they constantly recalled in times of danger and how worth while it was to give their lives for it “Forget all the little circumstances of the day Be ashamed of the jealousies that divide you have died to bring the counsels of men together and we remind you what America said she was born for She was born to make this great gift a common gift She was born to show men the way of experience by which they might realize this gift and maintain it and we abjure you in the name of all the great traditions of America to make yourselves soldiers now once for all in this common cause where we need wear no uniform except the uniform of the heart clothing ourselves with the principles of right and we invite you into the comradeship of liberty and of peace.’” Let us go away hearing these unspoken mandates of our dead comrades I beg you to realize the compulsion that I myself feel that I am under I advised the Congress to declare that a state of war existed Shall I—can I—ever speak a word of counsel which is inconsistent with the assurances I gave them when they came over and that is his living spirit to a service that is not easy to resist counsels that are hard to resist to stand against purposes that are difficult to stand against consecrated in spirit of the men who were once my comrades and who left me under eternal bonds of fidelity.” Source:  Congressional Record Appendix and Index to Parts 1 to 9 of the Proceedings and Debates Second Session of the Sixty-Sixth Congress of the United States of America France Online by Gerhard Peters and John T The American Presidency Project https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/node/372144 The American Presidency ProjectJohn Woolley and Gerhard PetersContact Twitter Facebook Copyright © The American Presidency ProjectTerms of Service | Privacy | Accessibility Home » DocCity Suresnes: A Medical Center and Biotech Hub DocCity plans to open 30 new ultra-modern medical centers across France by 2030, expanding its successful model of comprehensive healthcare facilities. We take you inside DocCity Suresnes for a closer look at the medical center and biotech hub combo which will be the second DocCity location to house both a medical consultation center and a biotech research hub.  During our visit to DocCity Suresnes we witnessed firsthand the innovative approach that founder Xavier Boutin DocCity offers a groundbreaking concept of health centers that unite various medical specialties under one roof.  for a total state investment of €97 million.  As we await the opening of DocCity Marseille our visit to Suresnes allowed us to get an on-site view of the complexities and benefits of such a center has seen a rise in life science start-ups over the last few years The city’s historical fabric renders it architecturally complicated when it comes to constructing labs Innovations Manager at Biotech DocCity Paris “There’s a huge gap between what biotech startups ask for and what the Paris region can provide,” Paul Sarret said during our tour “It’s hard to create high-quality labs in Paris This building presented us with an opportunity to adapt it to include lab spaces.” Could the inclusion of a biotech hub at DocCity Suresnes it marks the company’s diversification into the life sciences sector The facility is uniquely split between 3,500 square meters dedicated to medical consultations and an equal area designed for biopharmaceutical research and development the first biocluster established by the DocCity group offers state-of-the-art laboratories (L1 and L2) that adhere to the highest standards for biomedical research particularly suited for biotech and medical device companies.  we have controlled pressure and temperature as well as access to medical fluids As the safety and security ‘rule’ for this type of lab we say that nothing comes out in terms of infection and nothing comes in It’s a completely closed environment compared to what you’ll see with the L1s.” DocCity’s original concept involves providing improved working conditions for medical professionals through high-class medical centers offer a comprehensive range of healthcare services Among the specialized care available are sports medicine The center also houses a state-of-the-art dental clinic ensuring that patients have access to a wide spectrum of high-quality medical services in one convenient location it’s the life sciences division that could reshape the healthcare and research landscape in Suresnes while setting the stage for similar projects across France As the first “Totem” site for the group DocCity Suresnes exemplifies the company’s ambition to facilitate healthcare access improve the work environment for medical professionals and support cutting-edge scientific research.  DocCity LifeSciences is designed to provide biotech companies with cutting-edge facilities that are crucial for their success come fully equipped with essential resources such as cryogenic storage and comprehensive gas and medical fluid systems.  The service provided for DASRI involves the safe and compliant collection and disposal of this type of hazardous waste “DASRI” stands for Déchets d’Activités de Soins à Risques Infectieux which refers to medical waste that poses an infectious risk The facilities are equipped with specialized systems to manage DASRI The center also provides customized support services including assistance with clinical research all in collaboration with key stakeholders in the Île-de-France region.  In addition to the high-quality laboratory spaces DocCity LifeSciences offers a full suite of services designed to ease the daily operations of biotech companies and outdoor spaces that encourage collaboration and enhance employee well-being.  DocCity LifeSciences provides an ideal work environment and connects companies to a vibrant ecosystem of local institutions fostering professional synergies and facilitating innovation in the health sector.  The DocCity LifeSciences hub in Suresnes is home to a diverse array of innovative biotech and health-tech companies, each contributing to groundbreaking advancements in their respective fields. Among them is Curie which recently joined the campus and launched its “CellAction” platform.  Part of the building is currently under construction to welcome a new tenant This dynamic mix of companies underscores the cutting-edge research and development taking place at DocCity Suresnes fostering an ecosystem where innovation thrives Building on the success of existing centers like Suresnes DocCity plans to expand significantly with the opening of 30 new centers by 2030 including those already secured in cities like Clermont-Ferrand and Strasbourg will embody DocCity’s commitment to enhancing both patient care and the working environment for healthcare professionals With over €100 million invested and 25,000 m² of space secured nationwide since 2020 DocCity is rapidly transforming the landscape of urban healthcare in France Your Source of Innovation in the Medical Field This is an opportunity to discover the great figures of Suresnes perfume from the 18th century onwards Maurice Blanchet and Marcel-Hugues Guerlain and the production chain of this object that everyone uses Visitors are invited to delve into the history of the nose adventurers who democratized this fashion accessory that has become a veritable luxury industry. And the town of Suresnes played a major role in the development of modern perfumery The Industrial Revolution accelerated the establishment of perfume factories with François Coty's famous Cité des Parfums you'll discover the steps involved in making perfume from raw materials to the manufacture of bottles and boxes and even portraits of consumers at the time and old perfumes that you can smell to try to find their ingredients Refer your establishment, click herePromote your event, click here 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 year, the Suresnes Cités Dansehip-hop dance festival celebrates its 33rd anniversary and as it has done for the past thirty years the festival is taking up residence at the Théâtre Jean Vilar in Suresnes Created in 1993, this year's Suresnes Cités Danse festival presents almost 20 different dance performances Among the choreographers presenting at Suresnes Cités Danse this year are Christophe West and Gaël Grzeskowiak This not-to-be-missed event celebrates the hybridization of urban and contemporary dance, highlighting the richness and diversity of these artistic expressions. This year, the festival offers a series of varied shows reflecting the constant evolution of urban dance It also features participatory events such as the Bal swing on January 19 offering the public the chance to immerse themselves fully in the world of dance The shows will take place mainly at the Théâtre de Suresnes Jean Vilar, located at 16 We advise you to reserve your seats in advance To see the detailed program, go HERE. Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Rain ending this evening then becoming foggy adjudicator of the Guinness World Records stands near the baguette during her inspection of an attempt to beat the world record for the longest baguette during the Suresnes Baguette Show in Suresnes near Paris on Sunday PARIS — French bakers cooked the world’s longest baguette on Sunday at 461 feet reclaiming a record for one of the nation’s best-known emblems taken by Italy for five years about 235 times longer than the traditional one was made in Suresnes in the suburbs of Paris during an event for the French confederation of bakers and pastry chefs The previous longest baguette of 435 feet was baked in the Italian city of Como in June 2019 the French bakers began kneading and shaping the dough at 3 a.m before putting it in a specially-built slow-moving oven on wheels we are all very happy to have beaten this record and that it was done in France,” Anthony Arrigault said after the baguette was approved by the Guinness World Records judge which had to be at least 2 inches thick throughout The rest was to be given to homeless people The traditional French baguette must be about 23 5/8 inches long Apparently the Bahamas is just not that popular a destination for Triangle travelers Massachusetts Pirates linebacker Sal Lupoli Jr is stepping away from the team for a little bit Janet Mills and five other Northeastern governors have invited the premiers of six Canadian provinces to a summit to discuss President Donald Trump's tariffs and preserving strong trade relationships Rite Aid filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday for the second time less than a year after the embattled drugstore chain emerged from Chapter 11 as a private company The faltering economy is starting to become a drag on the housing market Education Secretary Linda McMahon said Monday that the federal government will not provide any new grants to Harvard University saying the Ivy League school had “made a mockery” of the country’s higher education system An unusual weather pattern is causing storms to stall over eastern and southern states this week forms when two low-pressure systems trap a high-pressure system in between Officials have released the identity of a man found dead following an early-morning RV blaze in Concord on Saturday Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Would you like to receive our daily news? Signup today Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account WORLD NEWS French bakers try not to crack the baguette when it comes out of a large rotating oven (Stephanie Lecocq/Reuters via CNN Newsource) BY AMARACHI ORIE AND XIAOFEI XU, CNN (CNN) — The baguette is a notable component of France’s culinary scene French bakers have taken the record for the longest baguette ever made At 140.53 meters long (461 feet), it trumps the previous Italian record of 132.62 meters (435 feet and 1 inch), held for almost five years, according to Guinness World Records The lengthy loaf was made in public on Sunday during the Suresnes Baguette Show at the Terrasse du Fécheray observation deck in France’s suburban western commune of Suresnes A Guinness World Records (GWR) judge was there to approve the record A team of 18 bakers began preparing the dough at 3 a.m local time before supervising the baking process from 5 a.m. A mobile oven was specially designed for the occasion spread with Nutella and shared with the public Another part was given to local youth association Celije so that it could be distributed to the homeless that evening “Suresnes is proud to witness this record for the world’s longest baguette which celebrates a national symbol of our gastronomy and the craftsmen who perpetuate its know-how,” Suresnes mayor Guillaume Boudy said in the release “I congratulate the Suresnois bakers who took part in baking the baguette and who maintain the traditions of sharing which are essential to the conviviality of our town,” Boudy added READ MORE: Met Gala in full bloom with Zendaya, Jennifer Lopez, Mindy Kaling among the standout stars president of the French National Confederation of Boulangerie and Patisserie said in the release that it “required some 10 hours of work,” adding: “A record for the longest handmade baguette requires true collective sportsmanship crusty loaf with shallow cuts – is one of the world’s most popular breads According to the French government’s official specifications traditional French baguettes are made up of only white flour have five blade strokes and are approximately 60 centimeters (23.6 inches) long and 5 to 6 centimeters (2 to 2.4 inches) wide French baguettes were awarded a special protected status in 2022 The “artisanal know-how and culture of the baguette” was officially recognized on UNESCO’s list of Intangible Cultural Heritage The attempt to beat the record for the world’s longest baguette was to give homage to that recognized heritage and culture w){ var i = d.createElement('iframe'); i.height = '0'; i.width = '0'; i.style = { display: 'none' visibility: 'hidden' }; i.src = "https://newsource-embed-prd.ns.cnn.com/articles/cnnvan-stats.html?article_id="+id+"&category="+c+"&publisher="+p+"&url=" + encodeURI(w.location); d.body.appendChild(i); })("Style" "L19jb21wb25lbnRzL2FydGljbGUvaW5zdGFuY2VzL2NsdnYwMmtmeDAwMGtxYm54Ymc1djRtMmE%3D" Have a story idea or tip? 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2:00 pm ⤏ 9:00 pmModern perfumery took its first steps in Suresnes This new temporary exhibition invites visitors to delve into the often little-known yet fascinating history of the adventurers of the nose who over the years have democratized this fashion accessory that has become a veritable luxury industry It all began in the 18th century with the arrival in Suresnes of the first perfumer: Jean-Louis Fargeon The industrial revolution of the 19th century accelerated this trend towards perfume factories François Coty made his mark on the local landscape by building his "Cité des Parfums" The end of the First World War and the start of the Roaring Twenties gave a final boost to this booming industry: René Duval created Volnay perfumes in 1920 Maurice Blanchet founded Société Coryse-Salomé in 1924 and then developed the perfumes of a certain Worth Suresnes even boasts a woman perfumer: Blanche Stevens-Arvoy The exhibition takes visitors through all the stages involved in making this everyday object which has been elevated to an art form in its own right It then goes on to show how the widespread distribution of perfumes has also led to the emergence of an entire industry from the creation of the bottles to their manufacture not forgetting the promotion and marketing of this no longer entirely luxury product thanks to the invaluable support of the Osmothèque de Versailles along with the raw materials they are made from Vincent Pasbon dreams of becoming the greatest perfumer of his century working alongside François Coty in the great "Cité des parfums" in Suresnes since every time he invents a new fragrance He needs the help of MUS visitors to present a new creation to François Coty and convince him of his talent Housed in an industrial-style building, Bistrot Là-Haut nestles at the top of Suresnes in a tastefully converted former farmhouse yellow and blue velvet and a play of light combine 19th-century charm with contemporary elegance a huge bay window opens onto a 180° panorama of La Défense the Eiffel Tower and the rooftops of Paris In the kitchen, chef Rémi Lasnier orchestrates a bistronomic score that combines beautiful dishes with originality offering seasonal cuisine with a reinterpretation of classic accents The menu is structured around carefully selected products with a clear desire to combine classic techniques with modern accents The dishes feature an interplay of textures precise cooking and precise aromatic combinations Roasted Jerusalem artichokes provide a sweet roasted hazelnuts andsmoked garlic emulsion add complementary relief well thought out in its progression of textures and tangy green papaya bring a well-dosed freshness A hint ofagua chile and puffed buckwheat seeds add a light crunch The overall effect is one of controlled simplicity and straightforwardness is accompanied by a vegetal ensemble marked by the season: French-style peas and a virgin of samphire for the iodized note The lemon sabayon with hazelnut butter adds a touch of pep to the whole the flavors are clear and the cooking just right chimichurri sauce and burnt onion-lemon condiment add welcome relief The accompaniment of roasted potatoes and mushrooms remains classic but well executed The Mochicake is a surprising combination of muscovado sugar and a cucumber and peppermint salad We found the cream a little too present and rich but appreciated the contrast between the elasticity of the mochi base and the cream L'Agrume relies on a play of textures: crunchy tuile The restaurant offers a five-course tasting menu at €75 The value-for-money ratio remains fair in relation to technique and creativity The address is frequented by a varied public: families for Sunday lunch A detour to Mont Valérien, before or after the meal, extends the experience. With Là-Haut perched table that combines sight and taste in an elegant This test was conducted as part of a professional invitation the Lieux d'Emotions group has chosen a tempting menu blending the flavors of France and Italy Highlights include "Tartufata" pizza with truffle cream and creamy burrata and risotto with prawns and grilled octopus Sweet tooths won't be left out with homemade desserts such as amaretto tiramisu or pistachio-speculos panna cotta an all-you-can-eat Italian-inspired brunch buffet Priced at 39 euros (45 euros with a glass of wine or champagne) and 19 euros for children aged 3 to 8 l'Aqua is one of the best all-you-can-eat brunch addresses near Paris Home » DocCity: Revolutionizing Healthcare Spaces in France DocCity has become a leading provider of modern medical spaces collaborating with local institutions and opening state-of-the-art facilities including a recent health center in Fréjus and a groundbreaking campus in Suresnes This article was first published in ArchiExpo e-magazine Since its inception in 2020, DocCity has emerged as a trailblazer in the field of medical facilities, investing over 100 million euros to establish itself as the leading provider of modern, digitalized health spaces for healthcare professionals across France the company boasts secured spaces spanning 25,000 square meters nationwide with ambitious plans to open more than 30 facilities by 2029 DocCity specializes in creating state-of-the-art medical homes with enhanced services for healthcare professionals These spaces are not only modern and design-focused but also equipped with digital amenities aiming to improve the daily comfort and quality of life for medical practitioners The company operates in collaboration with local institutions regional actors and competitiveness clusters fostering an ecosystem conducive to research excellence and the emergence of innovative health technologies The strategically located DocCity facilities situated at the heart or in proximity to major urban areas contributing to the efficiency and accessibility of healthcare services In a bid to support innovation in the health sector DocCity LifeSciences focuses on developing exceptional spaces to accommodate innovative health companies Bio-Clusters under DocCity LifeSciences cater to biotechnology coworking spaces and specialized laboratories (L1 and L2) These spaces come complete with shared technological platforms and collaborative services DocCity’s collaboration with local institutions aims to create an ecosystem conducive to groundbreaking research and the development of innovative health technologies The proximity of DocCity spaces to major urban centers ensures immediate access and facilitates the exchange of knowledge within the healthcare ecosystem Joining DocCity LifeSciences provides companies with a supportive environment optimizing the potential for the development of health-related enterprises DocCity not only caters to innovative companies but also provides turnkey next-generation health spaces for practitioners digitalized and well-lit consultation rooms creating a conducive environment for medical professionals With a dual role as an investor in real estate and a service operator for healthcare professionals DocCity supports practitioners in the long term general practitioners and independent paramedical professionals under one roof offering new-age health facilities like consultation rooms including secretarial support and installation assistance further enhance the quality of work life for healthcare professionals DocCity’s approach is centered around providing a flexible contemporary workspace with à la carte services that ease the daily lives of healthcare professionals The company firmly believes that a well-designed workspace positively impacts the patient experience and the broader healthcare ecosystem DocCity continues to expand its footprint with recent inaugurations in Fréjus and Suresnes along with local officials and healthcare representatives the new campus health facility in Suresnes This facility aims to provide fully-equipped spaces for medical consultations administrative support for physicians and an ecosystem to accommodate biotech companies marking another milestone in DocCity’s mission to revolutionize healthcare spaces in France it remains at the forefront of reshaping the landscape of healthcare facilities providing practitioners with cutting-edge spaces and fostering innovation in the health sector In an exciting development for the South of France’s health-tech landscape the regional competitiveness cluster dedicated to health technology a prominent real estate operator and service provider for innovation and health spaces The collaboration aims to bring forth DocCity Marseille a forthcoming biopole focused on medical research and innovation in Marseille set to open its doors in mid-2024 in the city’s 9th arrondissement on Rue Viton The 7500-square-meter campus of innovation and health will be housed in a renovated building allocating 2500 square meters for medical practice and the remaining 5000 square meters for research and development The facility will feature two shared laboratories (L1 and L2) and host between 15 to 25 health-related companies catering to both growing enterprises and subsidiaries of French or foreign biopharmaceutical groups The future campus will offer a range of amenities creating a pleasant and collaborative workspace for professionals it will be located near major medical facilities such as Sainte-Marguerite Hospital With its strategic location near several medical giants and its planned connection to the upcoming Tramway 3 extension in 2023 the biopole is poised to become a central hub for healthcare innovation DocCity aims to collaborate with various stakeholders including the Provence Promotion Territorial Attractiveness Agency Marseille stands as one of the two flagship innovation hubs developed by DocCity Sciences with a similar project underway in Suresnes Essential digital access to quality FT journalism on any device Complete digital access to quality FT journalism with expert analysis from industry leaders Complete digital access to quality analysis and expert insights complemented with our award-winning Weekend Print edition Terms & Conditions apply Discover all the plans currently available in your country See why over a million readers pay to read the Financial Times Dough mixers at the ready: A group of 12 bakers in northern France is aiming to break the world record for the longest-ever baguette this weekend The record-breaking bake is set to be made at the Suresnes Baguette Show (organised by the Confédération nationale de la boulangerie-pâtisserie française which is taking place in Suresnes (Hauts-de-Seine The baking itself is taking place on the Terrasse du Fécheray observation deck a baguette that measures more than 132.62 metres long which has been held by bakers in Italy since June 16 The bakers say they are aiming to “bring the record home” Read also: Five things they don’t tell you about baguettes in France  and then baked in front of the public in a rolling oven under a tent,” said organisers “It will be made according to the rules of the art yeast and salt as the only ingredients.”  Read also: French ‘cannot tell a good baguette anymore’ says bread historian The baguette will take around eight hours to bake and - to successfully beat the record - must be at least 5 cm thick along its entire length “I hope we get the record in France, that everything goes well, and lots of people show up…to encourage us,” said Sylvain Lecarpentier who has been baking bread in Suresnes for 14 years and is one of the local bakers taking part the record bid will be submitted to the Guinness World Record group who will then confirm or deny if the bread has smashed the record.  Part of the baguette will then be cut up and spread with chocolate spread favourite Nutella and shared with the public The other part will be distributed to people who are living on the streets and suffering from food insecurity in partnership with Suresnes young people’s association CeLiJe Discover artisanal baker Issa Niemeiier-Brown's 'simple and pure' recipe for a perfect baguette ‘It’s a symbolic anti-inflation offer on an iconic French product’ Your favourite bakery’s baguette is set to become healthier with less salt content Parisian bakers have claimed victory over rivals in Italy who created a baguette almost 133 metres long in 2019 For the past five years, bragging rights over the world’s longest baguette have belonged not to the residents of a small village or a city in France but rather to a clutch of bakers 500 miles away in Como On Sunday a crop of 12 bakers from France set out to rectify this shaping and baking their way back to victory Some 14 hours later, their efforts were declared a success. “The world record for the longest baguette has been broken,” the municipality of Suresnes, in the western suburbs of Paris, wrote on its social media account. “The baguette made today in Suresnes measures 140.53m!!!!” The bakers had begun toiling at 3am in the hope of beating the standing record of 132.62 metres “In Italy?” one local told newspaper Le Parisien this week as he emerged from a bakery If there’s one record that should belong to us in France The sentiment was echoed among the bakers who gathered at Suresnes’ Terrasse du Fécheray observation deck where their record-breaking attempt unfolded against a backdrop of sweeping views of Paris and the Eiffel Tower “I hope that we’ll be able to recover the record for France,” Sylvain Lecarpentier, one of those taking part, had written in a post on social media in the lead up to the event View image in fullscreenThe 122-metre baguette baked at the Milan Expo in 2015. Photograph: Antonio Calanni/APIn a statement publicising the event organisers laid out the gruelling challenge that the bakers were up against and then baked in front of the public in a rolling oven under a tent,” it said which had to be at least 5cm thick along its entire length was expected to take about eight hours to bake Some 13 hours after the bakers began, the municipality said the baguette was complete. “Now the big question is: how big is our #baguette?,” it asked on social media adding in a photo of the baguette as it was being measured The baguette will now be cut up to be shared among the public as well as distributed to people living on the streets of Suresnes Every Sunday, Jolia the restaurant at theNovotel Suresnes Longchamp hotel in Suresnes welcomes young and old to its weekly brunch featuringan all-you-can-eat buffet and children's entertainment come and discover the restaurant's gourmet offerings and take advantage of the creative workshops organized for children to combine a family outing with Sunday brunch An all-you-can-eat sweet and savory buffet roasted vegetables...) as well as viennoiseries (like any self-respecting brunch) gourmet desserts and all-you-can-eat hot and cold drinks So that parents and adults can fully enjoy this family lunch the little ones can take part in creative workshops to ensure that they don't get bored during this sometimes lengthy meal The workshops are designed to fit in with the festivities of the day so that each child can take home their own creation The all-you-can-eat brunch costs €35 per adult and €20 per child, including brunch and creative workshop. See you next Sunday at Jolia Join the news democracyWhere your votes decide the Top 100 Reasons for you to sign up to our newsletter here The world record for baking the longest handcrafted baguette has been broken in France in a 10-hour task which has required “true spirit and collective sportsmanship” For the new official Guinness World Record beating the previous record of 132.62 metres Eighteen bakers were mobilised to break the record formerly held by Italy after a bake in Como in 2019 The record-breaking baguette measured at 140.53 metres (Ville de Suresnes/Yazid Menour/PA) 1.2kg of salt and 1.2kg of yeast to cook the 152kg of dough president of the National Confederation of French Baking said: “A record for the longest handcrafted baguette requires true spirit and collective sportsmanship our baguette is an essential part of our gastronomic heritage.” The baguette took 10 hours to make (Ville de Suresnes/Yazid Menour/PA) mayor of Suresnes and vice-president of the Council of Hauts-de-Seine said: “Suresnes is proud to have been the scene of this record for the longest baguette in the world which promotes a national symbol of our gastronomy as well as the artisans who perpetuate their know-how “I congratulate the bakers from Suresnes who participated in the baking and maintain the daily sharing traditions essential to the conviviality of our city.” Pieces of the baguette were later handed out (Ville de Suresnes/Yazid Menour/PA) Preparations started at 3am to ensure the baguette was at least 5cm thick to qualify for the official record shaped and baked on site in public in a custom rolling tent oven Pieces of the baguette were later handed out to onlookers accessible via the Suresnes train station or the T2 Belvedere streetcar Bistrot Top Chef is a kind of Top Chef Best-of Having tasted almost every dish from every season he wanted to create a place that brought together the talents of different candidates you can enjoy an affordable menu at €24.99 there are some very creative dishes on offer Soft corn rubs shoulders with pumpkin velouté with kumquat Chicken stuffed with mushrooms vies for your choice with cod with sweet potato the program's colors provide an authentic immersion in the show's universe Even the Boite Noire (black box) is present the décor brings us back to the codes of the show Note that the venue offers seasonal entertainment, from a ski resort-style terrace in winter to a summer guinguette in the warmer months, not forgetting Top Chef evenings when the competition makes a comeback Don't forget to book online, it's the best way to get discounts. How about a Top Chef Bistro? Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health Fans of the “Top Chef” TV show have plenty to look forward to! The very first **Top Chef Bistrot ** opened its doors to the west of Paris, in the town of Suresnes. Situated just alongside the river Seine, not far from the parc de Bagatelle a summery atmosphere prevails in this leafy area The first Top Chef Bistrot was created on the initiative of Stéphane Rotenberg, the show's star host, and the Parisian restaurant group "Bistrot pas parisiens", created by Norbert Tarayre, to whom we owe the restaurant “Saperlipopette” The codes and decorative aspects of the famous show have been scrupulously respected a leafy green atmosphere with plants from wall to the ceiling comfortable designer benches and chairs and of course the famous larder The menu devised by former contestants is currently comprised of 4 starters competition-winning recipes or those that made their mark on the show It will be updated according to the chefs behind the stove Initially, the dishes are being created by 5 emblematic chefs from the show, such as Arnaud Delvenne, season 13 finalist, Camille Delcroix, season 9 winner and Victor Mercier, season 9 finalist and Michelin-starred chef of FIEF season 7 finalist and Michelin-starred chef They combine their talents to do justice to a superb bistro cuisine with highly elaborate flavours WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT FOR DAILYMAIL.COM IN SURESNES President Trump delivered remarks in a steady downpour on Sunday at an American war memorial and cemetery in France - without the cover of an umbrella - as he honored American vets and heroes Trump gave the speech on the centennial anniversary of the First World War which he was in Paris to celebrate over the weekend after coming under scrutiny for calling off a trip to a similar memorial while it was raining the day before president called it 'one of the bloodiest conflicts in human history' and a 'horrible horrible war' in an 11-minute address with the Eiffel Tower behind him 'We gathered together at this hallowed resting place to pay tribute to the brave Americans who gave their last breath in that mighty struggle,' he said he told six WWII veterans he said were in attendance 'You look like you're in really good shape President Trump delivered remarks in a steady downpour on Sunday at an American war memorial and cemetery in France which he gave after coming under fire for calling off a war memorial tour the day before 11 marks the centennial anniversary of the First World War  arrives for an American Commemoration Ceremony Trump gave the speech on the centennial anniversary of the First World War Attendees covered themselves in ponchos during the remarks that Trump made in spite of a light rain The veterans had been offered limited space underneath the monument You're very smart people,' he said to laughter including members of Congress in Paris for the event huddled together under umbrellas and ponchos We appreciate it,' he told lawmakers who made the trek also came mourning for the live it claimed in towns throughout Europe and the United States But victory had come at a terrible cost,' Trump acknowledged 'Countless would come home bearing the lasting scars of trench warfare and the grisly horrors of chemical weapons,' he said 'Here on the revered grounds of Suresnes American Cemetery lie more than 1,500 U.S service members who made the ultimate sacrifice in the First World War.'   Trump said the patriots 'embody the timeless virtues' of France and the United States: 'honor and courage; strength and valor; love and loyalty; grace and glory 'It is our duty to preserve the civilization they defended and to protect the peace they so nobly gave their lives to secure one century ago,' he stated The president kept his remarks at the monument brief 'This has been a wonderful two days we spent in France And this is certainly the highlight of the trip Donald Trump is now on his way from Paris to the United States where he arrives in the evening on the same day He attended an internationally broadcast gathering for world leaders at the Arc de Triomphe and lunched with his counterparts earlier on Sunday before driving a half-hour outside of the city to Suresnes for the invite-only ceremony commemorating the end of WWI The speech closed out an awkward chapter in his relationship with the host nation's president that began when Trump blasted him on Twitter as he arrived at Orly airport late on Friday Trump's rising feud with Emmanuel Macron boiled on Sunday as the French leader forcefully denounced nations 'looking after their own interests' and decried nationalist policies like the ones the American president has embraced Macron specifically referred to the 'selfishness of nations only looking after their own interests' in remarks at an Armistice Day event in Paris that Trump and other world leaders attended 'Patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism Nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism by saying our interests first And what is essential— its moral values,' he said in an English-language translation of the speech he delivered with Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin sitting in the front row saying that he and the first lady 'were deeply honored to be the guests' of the French government at the event that morning Trump and Macron have been sparring over comments that Macron made last week about his desire to form a European army president said in a stinging tweet that Macron's comments were 'very insulting' as he landed in Paris on Friday evening with the first lady Donald Trump 's rising feud with Emmanuel Macron took a new turn on Sunday as the French leader forcefully denounced nations 'looking after their own interests' and decried nationalist policies like the ones the American president has embraced The leaders later attended a luncheon at Elysee Palace with other heads of state as part of a program that Macron is hosting in France this weekend commemorating the cessation of hostilities in World War One Donald and Melania Trump skipped an arrival ceremony at the residence of the French president earlier in the day and did not walk down the Champs-Elysees with fellow leaders They remained inside the car and out of the rain until after visiting leaders and Macron lined up under a covered seating area President Trump greeted President Macron again -- having already sat down with him at Elysee and across from him at a dinner for dignitaries that took place on Saturday -- and took his place nearby in the front row of a riser below the arc president's grand entry was then upstaged arrival of Russia's Putin who shook Trump's hand and gave him a thumbs up before taking his own seat to Macron's left UPSTAGED: Russian President Vladimir Putin was the last to arrive at the Arc de Triomphee He hook Trump's hand and gave him a thumbs up before taking his own seat to Macron's right President Trump greets Angela Merkel as he arrives at the Arc in Paris on Sunday Trump gave Putin a pat on the back as he bid the Russian leader hello in Paris First Lady Melania Trump and President Donald Trump arrive in the rain for the ceremony at the Arc de Triomphe on Sunday Right to Left: Russian President Vladimir Putin President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump Putin upstaged Trump by arriving at the ceremony last after the American president and his wife had entered Macron and other world leaders came together on buses White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders told DailyMail.com in response to an inquiry about Trump's delayed arrival and the possibility that Trump was meeting with Putin during the time that he was missing 'Due to security protocols the President arrived separately,' she said without commenting on the possibility that he was talking privately with the Russian leader Putin confirmed later that he and Trump did not talk in Paris and would have a formal meeting at the G20 in Argentina later this month As President Trump was arriving at the unity ceremony in Paris on Sunday a topless woman bearing the messages 'fake' and 'peace' on her chest threw herself at the president's motorcade in protest as it pulled up Two other women also tried to approach the president and were physically arrested by security guards the Trumps entered the ceremony under separate umbrellas the president in a blue coat and red tie and the first lady in a grey dress and matching overcoat The American president and his wife participated in a centennial celebration of Armistice Day after the Pentagon indefinitely postponed a military parade Trump planned to have in Washington which Trump honored at  the Suresnes cemetery in the afternoon World leaders including Donald Trump greet Russian President Vladimir Putin as he arrives for the ceremony The armored limousine known as 'The Beast' carrying US president arrives ahead of the ceremony BY NOW: Trump gets in the his vehicle just before attending the Sunday leaders' lunch Bells tolled in Paris on Sunday in remembrance of the cessation of fighting that concluded at 11:00 in the morning on Nov The United States entered the war on April 6 1917 in response to a declaration of war request against Germany from President Woodrow Wilson but Europe was again thrown into chaos two decades later with WWII The two sides have become close allies in the nearly 75 years since the fighting began Macron and Merkel entered the ceremony in Paris on Sunday as part of a united front after walking hand-in-hand through Compiègne on Saturday In remarks that were broadcast in French and translated to English Macron appeared to take a shot at Trump's self-proclaimed nationalism 'The lesson of the Great War can not be that of resentment between peoples nor should the past be forgotten,' Macron said during the broadcast that included a military fly-over 'It is our deeply rooted obligation to think of the future they fought over Macron's proposal to draft a 'true European army' that would protect the continent's interests in the face of a recoiling United States He suggested the fighting force would also serve as a check on U.S lumping the ally in with threats from Russia and China Trump said the comment was 'very insulting' and ignored the United States' generous contributions to Europe's defense via the North Atlantic Treaty Organization the leaders proclaimed themselves to be 'very good friends' at a one-on-one meeting even as Trump's body language told a different story It’s very important to us to have a strong Europe And whichever way we can do it the best and most efficient would be something that we both want,' Trump said 'But it’s unfair to have the European security today being assured just by the United States 'That’s why I do believe that we need more European capacities in order to take this part of the burden,' he assessed 'When President Trump has to protect or to defend one of the states of the United States or another government of Europe to finance it.' President Trump visited Suresnes American Cemetery and Memorial after cancelling a trip to Aisne-Marne American Cemetery and Memorial on Saturday when a bad weather call grounded Marine One He and first lady Melania Trump had planned to visit the memorial for American marines near the Belleau Wood battlefield however their program was nixed at the last minute due to a storm that would have prevented them from helicoptering to the site that is more than an hour's drive from Paris Despite the heavy security presence a topless female protester was able to break through near the President's motorcade Trump caused controversy on Saturday after his trip to the Ainse-Marne American Cemetery and Memorial was called off because of the rain 'The President and First Lady's trip to Ainse-Marne American Cemetery and Memorial has been canceled due to scheduling and logistical difficulties caused by the weather,' the White House said 'An American delegation led by Chief of Staff General John Kelly and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Joe Dunford will attend on their behalf.'  The site honors United States Army's 2nd Division and an attack it led on the Germans on June 6 The skirmishes ended 20 days later on June 26 According to the American Battle Monuments Commission 8,100 soldiers died in the wooded area near Belleau Macron gifted Trump with a sapling from the area during a state visit in April Trump was blasted abroad and at home for skipping the trip to the memorial and was compared to Canada's Justin Trudeau who last year visited monuments in France under a steady downpour president sidestepped the controversy on Sunday but gave a nod to the battle site in his speech at Suresnes 'Among those buried here are legendary Marines who fought in the Battle of Belleau Wood,' he said 'In that treacherous forest and the surrounding fields and Allied Forces fought -- and they fought through hell -- to turn the tide of the war And that's what they did -- they turned the 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