The Parix-Roubaix cobblestones sectors are noted. The gap of … – The Équipe.fr

5 Stars :
Arenberg Gap (km 162-2 400m in length)
Mons-en-Pévèle (km 209-3 000m)
Crossroads Tree (km 240.5 to 2 100m)

4 star :
Quievy (km 107.5 to 3 700m)
Haveluy (km 154-2 500m )
Hornaing (km 175-3 700m)
Tilloy – Sars-et-Rosières (km 186-2 400m)

Auchy-lez-Orchies – Bersée ( 2 km 203,5- 700m)

Camphin-en-Pévèle (km 238-1 800m)

3 star :
Troisvilles (km 98.5 to 2 200m)
Viesly (km 105-1 800m)
Vertain (km 120.5 to 2 300m)
Capelle-Ruesnes (km 127-1 700m)
Quérénaing – Maing (km 137.5 to 2 500m)
Monchaux-sur-Ecaillon (km 141-1 600m)
Wallers – Hélesmes, said “Pont Gibus” (km 168-1 600m )
Warlaing – Brillon (km 182.5 to 2 400m)

Beuvry-la-Forêt – Orchies (km 192.5 to 1 400m)

Orchies ( km 197.5 to 1 700m)
Pont-Thibaut (km 218-1 400m)

Cysoing – Bourghelles (km 231 – 1 300m)

Bourghelles – Wannehain (233.5 km – 1 100m)

2 stars :
Saint-Python (km 112.5 to 1 500m)

Mérignies – Avelin (km 215 – 700m)

Templeuve – Moulin de Vertain (km 224.5 – 500m)

Gruson (km 243-1 100m)

Hem (249 km , 5-1 400m)

1 star

Roubaix (km 256.5 – 300m)

Meizu m3 Note: it could be sold only 150 euros – LesMobiles.com

in two days, Meizu will hold a press conference. According to the most persistent rumors, the Chinese brand will present the notes m3, m2 natural successor to the note. However, this new mobile would be ambitious enough to be positioned in place of metal m1. Explanations.

A recent leak suggested that Meizu could deploy at least seven smartphones in the course of ‘year. The first should be the m3 rating, expected in two days during a press conference. This would logically a PHABLET m2 to succeed the notes presented in June and tested in our columns during the summer season. M3 rating, according to the most recurrent rumors will prove to be a very economical model given its specs. Much better than the score card m2, served by a chassis that could be aluminum. In short, enough to provide shade to the metallized sub-category of the “Blue Charm”.

Full HD and metal shell within 150 euros

especially a new leak just drive the point by unveiling a sale price for the Chinese market 1099 yuan, or 150 euros. This information comes from a visual marketing published by MyDrivers. This visual shows the m3 notes in three colors: gray, silver and gold. It builds on the distinctive design of the range and seems Meizu integrate any metal chassis. Technical information is still readable: 3500 mAh. This is the power of the battery. To the left of this statement, the Chinese speakers can read the mobile’s SIM dual. And above that the mobile is fast, thin, beautiful and durable.

for 150 euros, rumors say that the m3 rating would have a Full HD screen of 5.5 inches, chipset MediaTek Helio P10, at least 2 GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage, two photo 5 and 13 megapixel sensors (respectively at the front and rear), and a 3500 mAh battery so. Consistent technical specification list vis-à-vis the line-up leaked two weeks ago. We reported m3 while the note should not have a fingerprint reader. In the photo, a physical button underlines the screen. Recall that the m2 Note also has a mechanical button on the front, which lacks a fingerprint reader. This is not inconsistent.

It replaces that exactly?

However, in 1099 yuan, it is also the price of the metal M1, the midrange PHABLET presented this fall. The metal m1 is a model that has the same screen, a better chipset, an aluminum chassis and a photographic equipment should be closer to that of m3 note. In fact, it would more or less the same phone, fingerprint reader and less. That seems very curious and that obviously leads to many questions. However, we have an answer to this paradox in a very short time. Note until all the rumors about the metal m2 link to a mobile more ambitious than that. Meizu therefore endeavor may impose a gradual increase in range of all his catalog.

The Meizu M3 Note 6 Pro and Mini appear on an image – Frandroid

A new photograph of the supposed Meizu M3 rating and Mini Pro 6 was published in China in the last few days.

Meizu is clearly not the champion the world when it comes to keeping secrets, and at this rate, the automaker will end up having nothing surprising to unveil this year. And because the Meizu M3 Note proved it a few days ago on a photograph published by GizChina, while information about him was provided on 23 March. And it is today with another product that appears as the phone left on the above image may be the Meizu Mini Pro 6.

The Note existence of the M3 could also be confirmed in two days, since invitation on Weibo, China’s microblogging site, indicates that a press conference will be held April 6, 2016.

about the Mini Pro 6, he said that this “little” 4.7-inch smartphone could be equipped with a MediaTek Helio X25 processor and 4 to 6 GB of RAM. If one refers to the photograph in question, it appears that Meizu is trying out some extravagance in design, as evidenced by the LED flash (others evoke a laser autofocus) to the circular screen placed below the ‘goal. There is more to show a little patience.

Samsung Galaxy Note 6: a summary of the first rumors – Fredzone

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Germany: Fitch confirmed its rating “AAA” – Le Figaro

Fitch Ratings affirmed at ‘AAA’, the highest possible, the sovereign rating of Germany, the rating agency highlighting the strength of the country’s institutions and its diverse economy, with high added value.

In a statement, Fitch, which also confirms the stable outlook attached to the bill, however stressed the “considerable uncertainty” regarding the budgetary impact over the medium and long term, of the refugee crisis.

The rating agency expects the first European economy to grow 1.7% this year and a gross domestic product (GDP) increased by 1.8% for 2017, estimating that the resilience of domestic demand is able to compensate for the weakness of the international situation.

SP confirms the rating of Spain despite a high deficit – Le Figaro

The Standard and Poor’s rating agency confirmed Friday the long-term debt rating of Spain to “BBB +”, despite the political uncertainty in the absence of a new government and a public deficit heavier than expected.
This rating “reflects our vision of the strong economic performance in Spain compared to other countries in the euro area” despite the “weight of the public debt” and “political uncertainty “according to a statement.
this note is accompanied by a stable outlook, which means that SP does not intend to alter in the short term.
Spain has seen its deficit skid in 2015, for the eighth consecutive year. It amounted to 5.16% of GDP (Gross Domestic Product), far from the stated goal of 4.2%.
Madrid promised to resume in 2016 with the criteria of the Stability and Growth Pact European growth, which limits the permitted 3% public deficit.
Standard and Poor’s view, however, the fourth largest economy in the euro zone will fail to return to the nails set by Brussels this year.
The rating agency expects growth of GDP of 2, 6% in 2016, slightly less than expected by the Bank of Spain (2.7%).
SP, as the Spanish central bank Friday also warned that “prolonged political uncertainty could increase the risks to decline “for its outlook on the Spanish economy.

S & P plans to downgrade China – Jeune Afrique

 This decision means that S & amp; P may within six to 24 months to lower the long-term rating of the second largest economy, held for the moment “AA-”.

The rating agency Standard & amp <- aside article normal or folder -> ; Poor’s (S & amp; P) downgraded Thursday to “negative” against “stable” before, the prospect of changing the rating assigned to the sovereign debt of China, due to the rebalancing “slower than expected” of country’s economic model.

“This revision reflects our expectation of increased financial and economic risks” blunting the fiscal soundness of the Asian giant, the agency said in a statement.

“We believe that, over the next five years China will enter only limited progress in rebalancing its economy and deleveraging efforts,” she said.

Beijing boasts its strategy of rebalancing its economy towards services and domestic consumption at the expense of heavy industry, a sector weighed down by colossal overcapacity, outdated operation and massive debt.

maintained growth beyond 6% per year but debt galloping

While the S & amp; P expects that China’s GDP growth is maintained above 6% per year: so far, “the debt ratios of government and business are likely to rise, with an investment rate well beyond the sustainable level of 30 to 35% of GDP,” she says .

Beijing has officially set a growth target of at least 6.5% annually by 2020, and might be tempted to borrow excessively to achieve it, s alarm S & amp;. P

This would make the country more vulnerable to shocks and crises, while limiting its room for maneuver in terms of economic policy, estimated the agency

her rival Moody’s had already downgraded its outlook in early March on Chinese government bonds, also alarming the growing government debt and capital flight, while reflecting on the Beijing capacities to implement the expected economic reforms

At Standard & amp. Poor’s, the situation is similar: despite government promises, speed and depth of reforms to restructure large public companies, which dominate heavy industry and mining, are “insufficient to curb the dangers of credit growth doped “

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