Shares in Deutsche Bank, Germany’s largest, closed sharply lower Friday, amounting to 8.5%, as the high cost of insuring once morest default risks raised concerns regarding the resilience of European banks.
The stock closed at a loss of 8.53%, settling at 8.54 euros, following losing as much as 14% during the day, in the third consecutive session of declines on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Its competitor Commerzbank lost 5.45%, down to 8.88 euros.
Michael Ludwig stands behind his party leader Pamela Rendi-Wagner. The mayor of Vienna has already made that clear. The SPÖ actually wanted to clarify the dispute between Rendi-Wagner and Burgenland’s regional head Hans Peter Doskozil by means of a member survey. But by Friday, around a dozen candidates had registered – and by the party conference in June there might be even more. One thing is clear to Ludwig: he doesn’t want to, and he wants the debate to end. quick.
With the return of the Argentine National Team to our country, they are days of celebration for the players and the coaching staff, within the framework of the friendlies once morest Panama and Curacao. Between Lionel Messi, Emiliano “Drawing” Martinez and other players, one of the most acclaimed by the fans is the coach Lionel Scalonithat despite the questions he received when he took charge of the team, he managed to give it an identity and win the Copa América, the Finsalissima and the World Cup in Qatar.
the figure of creator of the “Scaloneta” it goes through different programs and platforms and on social networks users tend to share different archival materials regarding DT. that was how an old video went viral of the native of Pujato in his days as a former player. The clip dates from 2006 and is from a segment of the music channel MTVwhere Sacloni shared what his life was like when he played for West Ham and lived in London.
The posts of Messi and Di María following the celebration of the Argentine National Team: “Thank you eternal Argentines”
Hi, I’m Lionel Scaloni.. This is my kitchen, I like to cook, I like pasta, chicken and salad. Every morning I drink Argentine tea. It’s delicious”is the welcome given by Lionel “MTV Cribs”, since at that time I was 28 years old and was preparing to play the Soccer World Cup in Germany.
“This is where we eat when my family from Argentina visits me. My mom cooks her specialty: Argentinian barbecue, what is like steak”, mentions who also knew how to wear different shirts, such as those of Newell’s, Estudiantes, Deportivo de la Coruña, Lazio and Mallorca, among others. At West Ham, he played in the 2006 season.
A detail that Internet users remarked is that the current DT of the Albiceleste I was just starting to learn Englishso in the interview he mixed some words in Spanish.
In another moment of the video, he tells what his hobbies are in moments outside of practice. “In the followingnoon I like relax, watch tv and take a nap. I like the computer, I like the internet, looking at Argentine newspapers and chatting with my friends”, he comments on a time when these activities were not as common and developed as today.
Then, she goes to her wardrobe and shows her favorite clothes in front of the camera: “I like the Italian and Argentinian style. Sportswear. This is my favorite jacket. It’s good, it’s Argentine style”. The coat bears an Argentine print and the number 3, like a good left-back.
To that, he added that his favorite music to listen to is Rodrigo Bueno quartet, “The Colt”. “I have a fantastic view of London. I have a whirlpool in england the weather is always cold“he adds later.
Scaloni arrived in the United Kingdom at the age of 27 and played only 13 games for the English team. Before him he had a great performance at Deportivo de La Coruña, where he played 9 seasons, and then at Lazio, where he played 5 years. Finally he retired at 37 at Atalantaalso from Italy, and its 44 achieved eternal glory with the Argentine National Team, winning three titles in a row, including the third world star.
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Raynaud’s disease is a temporary blood circulation disorder at the level of the extremities, which occurs when one is exposed to the cold but also – and more rarely – when one is stressed.
Naturally, when the human body is exposed to cold, it seeks to maintain its internal temperature. For this, the small arteries located just under the skin are tightened in order to reduce the exposure of blood to the cold – the influx increases in the deep veins – this is called the vasoconstriction. In people with Raynaud’s disease, vasoconstriction is abnormal; we speak of a vasomotor disorder. The nerves, hypersensitive, cause an excessive tightening of the small arteries whose caliber decreases brutally causing the non-supply of the extremities in blood and oxygen; this phenomenon is called spasm. The spasm passed, the arterioles dilate once more and the circulation sanguine resumes normally. It was a French doctor, Maurice Raynaud, who first described the manifestations of this disease in 1862.
It is estimated that 3% to 5% of the population has Raynaud’s disease or syndrome.
There are 2 forms of the disease:
The Raynaud’s disease accounts for 90% of cases. Generally, the symptoms are mild and cause an unpleasant sensation, but do not cause damage to vessels or tissues. In regarding 2/3 of cases, the disease resolves on its own following a few years. She most often appears in young adults, between the ages of 15 and 25. We don’t know the cause.
The Raynaud’s syndromealso called Raynaud’s phenomenon, is much rarer and usually more serious. These cases are generally linked to another disease – we speak of a secondary form – or to an identified cause. It usually appears around the age of 40 and may require specialized medical monitoring. Raynaud’s syndrome can be caused by diseases that affect the blood vesselsevents, activities that can cause damage to vessels, taking certain medications over the long term, etc. The most serious complications are finger deformity or toes as well as the appearance ofulcers or the gangrene at fingertips.
The disease specifically affects the extremities, most commonly the hands and feet, and more specifically the fingers and toes. All fingers are not necessarily affected by seizures and the phenomenon can also be limited to a single finger, or even a single phalanx. In some cases other extremities may be involved such as the nose, lips, earlobes, tongue or even nipples. A seizure can last from a few minutes to a few hours.
The symptoms are as follows:
Symptoms are more severe, more intense, longer in patients with Raynaud’s syndrome.
The people most at risk are women of childbearing age (75% to 90% of cases of Raynaud’s disease are women aged 15 to 40) as well as those whose direct relative is affected by the disease. Raynaud’s disease is present in 6% of women between the ages of 25 and 401.
The people most at risk are those who suffer from certain autoimmune diseases (scleroderma, Sharp’s disease, Gougerot-Sjögren syndrome, lupus), those who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, atherosclerosis, thyroid disorders or Buerger’s disease. People who expose their hands to repeated trauma (alternation of hot and cold, keyboard work, tilers, etc.) also have a greater risk of developing Raynaud’s syndrome.
Certain factors favor the development of this disease:
In the event of a crisis, the first solution is to get warm and warm your extremities in order to calm the spasm. If the crisis is caused by stress you have to try to calm yourself down by fleeing the stressful situation.
While people with Raynaud’s disease do not need medication, people with severe Raynaud’s syndrome should seek treatment. This generally combines vasodilator drugs, calcium channel blockers, alpha-blockers… In the most serious cases, when the blood circulation is blocked, hospitalization may be necessary.
Sources: Raynaud’s phenomenon: definition, symptoms and causes, ameli.fr. ; Garner R, Kumari R, Lanyon P, Doherty M, Zhang W, “Prevalence, risk factors and associations of primary Raynaud’s phenomenon: systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studies”BMJ Open.
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