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De Bruyne maestro, Haaland unhappy… the tops and the flops

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

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Published yesterday at 11:40 p.m., Updated 2 hours ago

Kevin De Bruyne delighted in his return to C1, when Erling Haaland failed in Copenhagen. Action Images via Reuters / MATTHEW CHILDS / AFP / JONATHAN NACKSTRAND

The great performances of De Bruyne and Foden but also the failures of Ederson and Haaland… find the top-flops of City’s victory in Copenhagen on Tuesday (1-3).

TOPS

“KDB” on the baton

Finally back in competition at the beginning of January, where he notably overthrew Newcastle on his own (1-2), Kevin De Bruyne also signed a brilliant comeback in C1. A goal, two assists for his first of the season and an indelible mark on Manchester City’s victory in Copenhagen (1-3). A goal first from an unstoppable cross strike (on his third attempt of the match following 10 minutes of play!), before a pass it is true very fortunate for Bernardo Silva, but gleaned by tearing away in the area (45th+ 1). Incessant poison in the last third of the field, he is close to the double in the second period (52nd), he is once more on the pass on Phil Foden’s break goal at the end of the match (90th + 1). “MVP”, but above all essential.

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Foden at the party

He was obviously keen to celebrate his fiftieth on the European scene. So Phil Foden will have searched for his goal for a long time, in an acrobatic manner (53rd) or more academically (65th, 79th), but the frame has always slipped away. Until the very end of the match, where the British nugget (23 years old) benefited from a good relay from De Bruyne to close the score and certainly the Danish hopes. Beyond the statistical impact, the attacking midfielder will have succeeded in providing a link thanks to his availability (94 balls) and his vision (92% of successful passes), which make him an essential element among the European champions. .

The beautiful story for Mattsson

Less than two weeks following the announcement of his signing, Magnus Mattsson took care of his entry into the hot Parken in Copenhagen. With a sublime curling shot from the half-pipe, the Danish midfielder equalized in style (33rd), scoring the first goal for a Danish club in the knockout phase, and allowed an entire stadium to believe in it . Not far from a double on a volley which would have sent the Danes to another planet (39th), the former Nijmegen man was also the first to project himself in the second half, where he almost was the decisive passer from a corner (50th) .

FLOPS

Ederson and Grabana, a half to forget

Rarely cited among the great strengths of Manchester City, Ederson has once once more failed Guardiole’s squad. But this time, it was on his strong point, the restart, that the Brazilian goalkeeper disappointed, offering the equalizer in Copenhagen with a redacted restart. Opposite, his counterpart Kamil Grabara was hardly more successful in the first half, losing twice following coming out of his cages at the wrong time. If he recovered well in the second half (9 saves), particularly once morest Haaland (see below), the Pole might certainly do better in the first act.

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Haaland also knows how to miss

Return to earth for Erling Haaland. Determining once morest Everton last Saturday (2-0), the Norwegian had an evening like he will inevitably experience in his career. Frustrating, and above all aimless. If his acrobatic volley (29th) had naturally given a completely different interpretation to his evening by finishing at the bottom, the “Cyborg” will have sinned in the last gesture this Tuesday. His timing in the air failed him (5th, 85th), until he found the bar (77th), and he struggled until the end, defeated twice by Grabara, the opposing goalkeeper (90th).

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Faculty of Medicine University of Antioquia: History, Renovations, and Milestones

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2024-02-13 21:45:49

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After six months of works, the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Antioquia inaugurated with great fanfare this Monday, February 12, its renovated auditorium, a place where several of the most important figures in Antioquia and national medicine have passed. in the last 75 years.

The stage received improvements in lighting, acoustics, audiovisual projection, seating, among others. The facility, which will now be renamed Tiberio Álvarez Echeverri, in honor of one of the faculty’s most outstanding teachers in recent decades, has been the scene of representative ceremonies for the academic community such as the delivery of gowns, esculapios and graduations.

“There is no better name to designate this space than that of our illustrious professor Tiberio Álvarez Echeverri. A tribute in life to recognize his outstanding career and his commitment to excellence in the Faculty,” said the rector of the University of Antioquia, John Jairo Arboleda.

“These tributes make one think and reflect on what we have done. The characters, the stories, the moments, the tears, the decision-making, the assemblies, everything that has happened here,” said Professor Tiberio Álvarez, who expressed that the auditorium now bears his name “not so much because of the scientific works.” , but for the dedication to collecting history. I thank my family for their company and patience for allowing me to write regarding this beautiful history of Antioquia medicine.”

According to the dean of the Faculty, Pablo Patiño Grajales, “this scenario reflects the history of many students and professors who became leaders in the city and the country. This is a space for society.” The dean also specified that although the “remodeling of this auditorium can be seen as something only related to the infrastructure, but more than an auditorium, it is a learning environment and construction of academic and sociocultural fabric.”

The remodeling of the emblematic auditorium joins another project carried out by the Faculty of Medicine with important historical, social and heritage significance, such as the Museum of Life, inaugurated last October in the La Naviera building, in the heart of the Center of Medellin.

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It took five years for the materialization of a dream that was born in the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Antioquia of building a place that would keep the memory of all those names, processes, scientific advances and medical equipment, of all those steps that made it possible to twist his hand to death, gain life expectancy for people.

This is how the Museum of Life opened four months ago in the La Naviera building, the same one that inaugurated the era of modern architecture in Medellín in 1949, leaving behind the Spanish and French influence. That building anchored on the corner of Palacé, where La Playa loses its name and becomes May Day, was erected as a symbol of the ambition of Paisa industrialists to make their way through the country’s ports.

The place, which houses unique pieces fundamental to writing the history of medicine in the country (and whose main donor was Professor Tiberio himself), is open to the public for its fascinating tours upon registration.

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Christian Cueva Statement: Infidelity, Apology, and Regret

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2024-02-13 19:33:17

Midfielder Christian Cueva released an important statement where he revealed his situation with Pamela Franco and asked his still wife, Pamela López, for absolute forgiveness.

Christian Cueva broke his silence following revealing infidelity to his wife. | Luis Jimenez – Libero

After several days of silence, Christian Cueva published a statement to all his followers to refer to the controversy that arose with Pamela Franco and Pamela López. The national flyer apologized to her family and referred to all the singer’s statements made during a TV program.

“I want to publicly ask for forgiveness from my wife, Pamela López, and my children. I deeply regret the pain that these events of the past cause you today and my only intention is to try to alleviate and mitigate it.”reads the first part of the statement.

In this way, ‘Aladdin’ confirms the reason for the separation with his wife, which has led to several statements appearing on various national television channels. In addition to this, he did not remain silent in the face of Pamela Franco’s statements, describing her finding as an “inappropriate and erroneous connection.”

Christian Cueva responded to Pamela Franco

“I do not recognize my relationship with Mrs. Franco as a relationship, but as an improper, erroneous, mistaken, harmful relationship, which we left precisely because it was not correct and might damage my relationship with someone who was not yet my wife, but with whom I already united love”said Christian Cueva.

Statement from Christian Cueva following statements by Pamela Franco.

Christian Cueva confessed recent contact with Pamela Franco

In the middle of the statement, Christian Cueva accepted that there was a recent communication with Pamela Franco, which he classifies as “nonsense” on his part.

“Although five years ago we broke off contact, I was foolish enough to talk to her once more, just once, through a three-way call. These facts are known and although they did not transcend a short call, they opened deep wounds in my family, “I regret it and I wish I might heal.”expressed the former Alianza Lima player.

Christian Cueva repentant

“I am seeking and getting specialized help. I am sorry and I want to make amends. Meanwhile, I am, at the same time, walking the path I must walk, to return to being who I can be: someone better than who I was.”he concluded.

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The European satellite ERS-2 at the end of its life will re-enter the atmosphere uncontrolled

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2024-02-13 22:22:00

Expected in a week, the entry into the Earth’s atmosphere of the ESA satellite should not cause any debris on the ground.

A European Earth observation satellite, ERS-2, which has not been in service for 13 years, is preparing to re-enter the Earth’s atmosphere in an uncontrolled manner where most of the machine will burn, announced this Tuesday, February 13, the European Space Agency (ESA).

This fall-back operation, quite rare at ESA, was started in 2011 to prevent accidental destruction of the satellite in orbit from dispersing debris dangerous to active satellites and the International Space Station (ISS).

Minimal risk of debris on the ground

Expected within a week, the re-entry of the ERS-2 satellite can occur anywhere, but the risk of debris causing damage to the ground is tiny, ESA experts said at a conference. press.

“The risk of a piece of the satellite falling on our heads is estimated at 1 in 100 billion,” said Benjamin Bastida, a space debris engineer at the European Space Operations Center, who carefully follows the craft’s trajectory to accurately predict where and when its remains will fall.

Most of the 2.5 tonnes of ERS-2 will burn up when entering the atmosphere. “It is estimated that the largest fragment of the satellite that can reach the ground is 52 kilos,” detailed Henri Laur of the Earth Observation Directorate at ESA.

Disabled since 2011

A pioneer satellite in Earth observation, ERS-2 was launched in 1995 and placed at an altitude of nearly 800 kilometers.

The ESA deactivated it in 2011 so that it gradually fell back towards Earth, regarding 500 km away, in just 13 years. While at 800 km, “it takes between 100 and 200 years to enter the atmosphere. We might not take the risk of leaving the satellite up there,” explained Henri Laur.

Because a satellite deprived of its internal energy (fuel, batteries, etc.) presents significant risks of exploding and creating debris, underlines Quentin Verspieren, coordinator of the space security program at ESA.

The ESA launched in 2023 a “zero debris” charter for space missions designed from 2030. “More than 100 organizations, including Airbus, Thales Alenia Space, Safran, have announced their intention to sign the charter,” according to this expert who “hopes” that Space X and Amazon will do the same.

In July 2023, the European satellite Aeolus returned to Earth in a controlled manner because its orbit (300 km) was lower than that of ERS-2. The craft fell back into the Atlantic Ocean.

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