Although the Brazilian Marquinhos wears the captain’s armband, Ramos’ word carries weight in the dressing room. During the altercation between Neymar and Kylian Mbappé in the Ligue1 game once morest Montpellier (5-2) on August 13, when both were arguing over penalty execution, Ramos grabbed both players and spoke up to bring regarding an immediate calm.
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August 26, 2022
“They will not believe me …”: Luis Jara threw into the water and revealed Raquel Argandoña’s best kept secret
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
During the day this Thursday, Luis Jara was the new guest at the Star Zone, where he shared a panel with all the program’s panelists, including Raquel Argandoña.
And in this context, the singer recalled a hilarious story that he starred in with Quintrala. This, when both parted screen in the past.
In the middle of the talk, the interpreter of “A stroke of luck” threw into the water and declassified the best kept secret of the communicator.
“When I worked with Raquel, he told me the following: ‘Hey, fat man, is it my idea or is your jacket too tight?’ Cross to heaven. I was close to triple digits (in weight), so this (her abdomen) was very tight, and since she always makes an effort to be skinny… I said ‘fuck me… from the start, this is going to start badly’ ‘” he recounted at the start.
After cardboard, he assured that Quintrala shared an enigmatic technique to lose those extra pounds.
“He tells me ‘Do you know why I’m skinny? It’s for the charqui. The jerky fills you up,’” she revealed.
And regarding it, he added: “she takes out of the portfolio, which was a kind of trunk, like a coffin where even one person fits inside. She puts her hands in and takes out a little bag of charqui”.
The confession of Lucho Jara
After cardboard, Jara told details of the particular situation. “You are not going to believe me that the chaqui was very easy going, but she was always perfumed, she did not feel the smell of chaqui. She tells me ‘Eat, open your mouth and lose weight with me,’ ”said the interpreter, who impacted everyone present on the panel with his stories.
“In a week I had you as a skinny stick,” Raca joked. Of course, the former entertainer of Mucho Gusto confessed that he did not have the expected effects. “It made me fat because it has so much salt,” he admitted.
For more auction, he revealed that the price of charqui at that time was through the roof, an issue that caught his attention.
“A guy arrives with a box of jerky that was passed for jerky. The bag of jerky was worth 17 thousand pesos. It was 340 lucas a week, it was regarding 1.5 million a month, ”he concluded in surprise.
This is a ‘Catch Up with the News’ time to explain the background of the news and related terms. It has now been over half a year since Russia invaded Ukraine. Contrary to most predictions that Russia would easily win the war, the war is becoming more and more prolonged. Keeping up with the news, today we will take a look at the background and development of the war in Ukraine, and the impact of the war.
“The outbreak of war”
On the morning of February 24, Russian troops invaded Ukraine. For the past year, Russia has continued to build up troops and deploy strategic weapons along the border with Ukraine.
Major Western intelligence agencies, including the United States, have warned that Russia may soon invade Ukraine. But Russia has repeatedly denied that it has any plans to do so. The Ukrainian government was not in the mood to believe this either.
Rather, Russia insisted that Russia’s security was threatened by threats from Ukraine, which had its backed by the West, such as the United States and NATO.
Russia also advocated for the liberation of Donbas, citing the protection of pro-Russian rebels in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine.
Western intelligence authorities estimated that more than 100,000 Russian troops were gathered in the border area. As the level of military tension reached its peak, the international community, led by the United States and France, set out to find a solution.
The US also delivered a kind of security guarantee that Russia had requested. However, as negotiations continued sluggishly, Russia launched a so-called ‘special military operation’ once morest Ukraine.
“Development Process”
The international community was shocked and astonished at the news that Russia, the world’s second-largest military power, mobilized the army, navy and air force to wage an all-out war once morest Ukraine.
It was only a matter of time before the fall of the Ukrainian capital, Kyuubi, prevailed. However, thanks to strong support from the United States and the West, it is constantly moving forward and backward on several fronts.
At present, the Russian army has failed to capture the capital Kyuu, but it is occupying most of Donbas in eastern Ukraine and strategically important places in the south such as Mariupol on the Azou Sea coast and Kherson on the Black Sea coast.
It is understood that Russia now occupies regarding 22% of Ukraine’s territory, including the Krm Peninsula and the pro-Russian region of Donbas, which it forcibly annexed before the invasion.
The Russian military also took control of nuclear facilities in Ukraine, including the Chernobyl and Zaporiza nuclear power plants. Although it withdrew from the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, it is still deploying troops at the Zaporiza nuclear power plant.
“Human casualties”
As the war continues, the casualties are also increasing. As of August 22, the UN estimates that nearly 5,600 civilians have been killed so far.
According to the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), more than 970 children in Ukraine were killed or injured. The actual number of casualties is expected to be much higher than this, but an accurate count is impossible in the midst of the war.
The number of casualties continues to rise. According to Ukraine’s announcement on the 22nd, the number of Ukrainians who have lost their lives in the past six months has reached 9,000.
Russia has not released the exact number of casualties. Ukraine estimates that more than 45,000 Russian soldiers have died. U.S. intelligence officials estimate the number to be around 15,000.
The war also resulted in a large number of refugees. More than 41 million people have lost their homes in war. This is the largest since World War II.
According to the ‘United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)’, as of August 17, there were approximately 6.658,000 Ukrainian refugees in Europe. Poland received the most with regarding 1.27 million people. Among Western European countries, Germany received the highest number of refugee registrations with 670,000.
“Economic loss”
The economic loss suffered not only by Russia and Ukraine, but also by the world during the Six-Month War is incalculable.
The World Bank predicts that Ukraine’s gross domestic product (GDP) will fall by nearly half this year.
In addition, although farmland, industrial facilities, and social infrastructure were destroyed in the war, it is difficult to accurately estimate the cost of rebuilding them. The Ukrainian government last month estimated that regarding $750 billion would be needed for post-war recovery, but it is expected to cost much more.
Russia is also experiencing considerable difficulties due to strong sanctions from the West, including the United States and Europe. But it still earns billions of dollars a month from gas and oil exports, and the Russian ruble, which has plummeted, is recovering.
The World Bank has predicted that Russia’s GDP will fall by 11% this year compared to last year. In the long run, the losses will accumulate and impede Russia’s growth, but the general analysis of experts is that it is not being hit hard enough to cause an immediate economic collapse.
The impact of the Russian-Ukrainian war on the world economy is also enormous. The world is facing a food crisis as exports of Ukrainian corn and wheat are blocked right away through the Black Sea. In particular, in Africa, where local production is difficult and highly dependent on foreign agricultural products, a crisis of hunger has been raised. In July, grain exports resumed through the intervention of the United Nations and Turkey, and the market seems to be finding stability.
However, the energy market remains volatile. Energy prices in Europe, in particular, are skyrocketing as Russia, the world’s major oil producer and natural gas producer, threatens to cut supplies in response to Western sanctions. With the war showing signs of prolongation, Europe’s concerns regarding preparing for winter are deepening.
“New Cold War Composition”
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is redrawing the international political and security landscape.
The most notable change is that Sweden and Finland, two wealthy Nordic countries that have maintained their neutral position for a long time, have agreed to join NATO.
NATO is a collective security alliance created by the West, including the United States and Europe, to prevent the expansion of the Soviet Union at the end of World War II. Russia has always opposed Ukraine’s accession to NATO, but it has led to NATO expansion.
In the midst of this, Russia is forming a new Cold War structure by expanding its borders not only to countries unfriendly to the United States, such as China, Iran, and North Korea, but also to Africa and the Middle East. The US and European countries are especially wary of the close moves between China, the world’s second largest economy, and Russia, the second largest military power.
This is the ‘People in the News’ time, which introduces the most talked-regarding figures in the latest news. Today’s protagonist is U.S. Congressman Liz Cheney, a Republican senator who is leading the opposition to former President Donald Trump.
The news that Congressman Liz Cheney lost last week’s Republican primary in the United States has heated up the American political spectrum. Senator Cheney is a three-term senior congressman with considerable influence in the Republican Party. However, in the intra-party primary held ahead of the midterm elections in November, it lost by a large vote of more than 35 percentage points to Harriet Hagueman, a candidate supported by former President Donald Trump.
Congressman Liz Cheney was born in 1966 into a deeply rooted Republican family in Wisconsin. Senator Cheney’s father is Dick Cheney, who served as Secretary of Defense during the George W. Bush administration and as Vice President under the George W. Bush administration.
Senator Cheney woke up early to politics under the influence of his father, who was a politician. He attended the University of Colorado, graduated from the Law School of Chicago, and held various positions in the State Department during the George W. Bush administration.
Cheney declared a run for U.S. Senate in Wyoming in 2014, but dropped out of the primary because of lack of party support.
In 2016, he ran for the House of Representatives and won over 60% of the vote to enter the House of Representatives. After that, he succeeded in winning a third term and firmly established himself as a senior member of the Republican Party. In 2019, she was also promoted to the position of chairperson of the House of Representatives, the third highest ranked member of the party.
However, he was stripped of his chairperson position last year following leading the impeachment of former President Trump and taking a step different from the party leadership. The path to a fourth term in the U.S. House of Representatives was blocked this time as former President Trump lost to a candidate in the party primary. Cheney, however, is committed to continuing his fight once morest Trump.
Some observers are predicting that Cheney will be the opponent of former President Trump in the 2024 presidential election. Cheney has not made a clear position on the matter, but he is not ruling out the possibility of his running for president.
Keeping up with the news, today we learned regarding the U.S. Congressman Liz Cheney as the person in the news and the situation of the Ukraine war that has been going on for over six months.
Many women, realizing that they are infertile, try to find different ways in hopes of creating the perfect family. One of the most popular and moderately popular methods is “IVF“However, this story is believed to have caused quite a few people who had doubts. Want to know why IVF is needed? And if interested, is the process of making it difficult? This is information that must be studied in detail.
What is IVF? Who is suitable for doing??
In vitro fertilization or IVF (In-vitro Fertilization) is the introduction of the female egg. and the male’s sperm are mixed together outside the body This will allow the egg and sperm to be fertilized in a scientific laboratory first. and then injected into the uterus of the woman for further growth The fertilization of the egg and the sperm is done in a glass test tube, hence the name of the child born through this form of fertilization and fertilization. “Tube Child”
Ask who is suitable for IVF? In women, it will focus on people with abnormal fallopian tube problems. Make it impossible to get sperm into it well, women with endometrial hyperplasia. Pelvic fibrosis, women with chronic ovulation problems, tried IUI but without success, less than 10 million semen in males, deformed. low movement or not following semen comes out during sex
Reasons for IVF that infertile women should choose
- Chance of success 40 – 50%
IVF will have a success rate Pregnancy can accumulate up to 40 – 50% per treatment cycle ever. Helping to have children faster Do not waste time waiting for a long time, which is more than the rate of semen injection. or trying to do it naturally
- Solve problems on both sides. Strong children.
It helps to solve various problems that both men in the matter of semen. and women in terms of ovaries as well which will also help the child to be born strong No genetic abnormalities Does not cause diseases that are inherited from parents to children such as cysts in the kidneys, muscle weakness, thalassemia. including Down syndrome, etc.
- Solve the problem of miscarriage
In case some women experience miscarriage very easily, IVF will be beneficial in that it is practiced in an in vitro science lab. It also screens for very healthy sperm and healthy eggs. Therefore, it will help solve the problem of easy miscarriage as well.
- It can be kept for planning a pregnancy.
If anyone is born wanting to collect eggs and sperm before to prepare for the upcoming pregnancy In some cases, couples may not be ready to conceive soon, it can be done. by soaking the embryos and keeping them frozen make it last for many decades I want to take the embryo out and use it whenever you want.
Preparation before and following IVF
Preparation for treatment: Before IVF, the doctor will diagnose everything first, such as the functioning of the ovaries. screening for infection Or the man will have to look at the quality of the sperm. In addition, they must rest enough for at least 8 hours, exercise regularly. Eat 5 food groups, drink 8-10 glasses of water a day, refrain from smoking or drinking alcohol.
Preparation following treatment : After IVF has been done must refrain from having sex and refrain from douching, within 3-4 days, women must rest a lot, do not work hard, do not exercise hard, lift heavy objects, or travel long distances. And should strictly follow the advice of the doctor. Including if there are abnormal symptoms such as bleeding, abdominal pain or excessive vaginal discharge. See a physician in charge immediately.
Thorough IVF procedure for understanding
- The woman must control the matter of menstruation as usual. Then the doctor will inject eggs to stimulate the woman continuously for regarding 10-12 days.
- After continuous injection, you will see the result of ovulation. and injecting additional hormones before ovulation regarding 34 – 38 hours
- The doctor will anesthetize Then use a needle inserted through the vagina to suck the egg out of the woman along with ultrasound. It takes regarding 30 minutes following the eggs are collected and injected. or continuous hormone implants This is to prepare for the transfer of the embryo mixed in vitro to the pregnant woman.
- Eggs are taken out and fertilized with sperm until embryos are obtained. Then raise and control the quality in the laboratory.
- The eggs and sperm used in IVF become embryos. Ready to move into the uterus for 3-5 days, where the woman can drink water. can eat normally And does not require anesthesia. It takes 30 minutes to complete.
- Within 12 – 14 days, the woman visits the doctor for further pregnancy test. The doctor will continue to inject progesterone for another 8-10 weeks to prevent miscarriage.
IVF must be admittedly expensive. Each time will be from 1 – 3 hundred thousand baht, depending on the hospital. But when compared to the results that have been obtained, I guarantee that you will not be disappointed at all. If anyone is interested, try to study information in different hospitals to compare the value. most suitable