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Airbus Christmas Meal Poisoning: Public Health France Investigation and Online Questionnaire

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

2023-12-22 12:59:31

Public Health France opened an investigation, with an online questionnaire, following suspicion of collective food poisoning during the Airbus Christmas meal in Montoir-de-Bretagne, Thursday, December 14. For the moment, the causes of the poisoning are unknown, the results of the analyzes are not yet known.

“More than 700 people suffered from vomiting or diarrhea”

On the other hand, the regional health agency indicates this Friday followingnoon, that “more than 700 people reported sick with clinical signs of vomiting or diarrhea, the vast majority of them during the days of December 15 and 16”.

“Investigations are continuing and are focusing on the festive meal of December 14,” announces the ARS.

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Sport

Jaime García: The Search for a New Club for the 2024 Season

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

2023-12-22 12:06:31

Jaime Garciaformer Ñublense coach, made a desperate call while still searching for a club for the 2024 season.

After his departure from the Chilanejo team last September, his name has been heard in teams such as University of Chile and Colo Colobut the negotiations that have been possible have not come to a successful conclusion.

Due to the above, in an interview with TNT Sports, García pointed out that “It has been a bit strange, but it must be part of football and tastes”.

“I am willing to have conversations with any club where I can feel good and that is the best for my career, since I have taken the long road to be where I am,” added the national coach.

Along the same lines, Jaime García highlighted that “Everything that is happening is a little strange, but there we are, giving it. I thought they were going to ask more. Maybe they think that where I have played in teams I am someone very expensive or that I am full of offers, I don’t know… “

“I have tried to do things properly. I am trained for whatever comes. I have suffered blows where I have had to get up alone and I have been learning with the lashes that life has given me,” added the former Ñublense.

When asked if he is in trouble for not finding equipment, García pointed out that “Sometimes I ask myself, What am I missing? Please tell me, what am I missing? I feel like I’ve come a long way, my teams are characterized by good play, people like it… so I don’t know what’s happening.”.

“I have to learn to say no, whether to the leaders and players. Especially in the right moments, in those where football gives you those signals. You have to mature, make quick and daring decisions,” stated the Chilean coach.

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Economy

Mastering Personal Finances in 2024: Strategies to Combat Inflation, Debt, and Rising Costs

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

2023-12-22 05:00:00

Inflation hurts the wallet. The fight once morest inflation too, since it involves an increase in interest rates. Everyone was complaining regarding the price of groceries and the rising bills in general.

On the eve of a new year, I would like to offer you a few suggestions to better face the new challenges of 2024. To sleep better. And to hope to have the freedom to retire a little earlier, why not?

The debts

Yes, interest rates will likely start to fall in 2024. But much less quickly than they rose. So for most of the year, rates remain high. We will still be in a context where the idea of ​​repaying debts is excellent. Starting with the loans with the worst interest rates, obviously.

An unexpected influx of money? Clear a debt, prepay the mortgage.

Credit cards

The worst form of debt. Interest rates that are around 20% quickly become a high monthly payment. As soon as you do not pay the balance in full, you must see them as an enemy of your financial health, a Dracula breathing down the neck of your bank account, more dangerous than inflation.

You should also avoid accumulating too many cards. A main one and another for safety which would help you if the first was lost or demagnetized during a trip. A third if it allows you to benefit from a generous benefits program AND if you are as disciplined as Georges St-Pierre in training to never let your balance accumulate.

Invest

You have to invest. Ideally every paycheck, what we can. In the stock market, cautiously. Via ETFs (exchange traded funds) or mutual funds. Or directly shares of solid companies if you know a little regarding it. If not investment certificates, the rates will still be worth it in 2024. In any case, invest with a plan.

Shop your insurance

Auto, home… premiums are increasing at a crazy pace. Don’t renew without checking! The differences are measured in hundreds of dollars. The company that offered you the best deal two years ago may no longer be the right one today. A boring task, but minutes well spent.

Ask for a salary increase

If you are in a non-unionized environment, you are responsible for maintaining your purchasing power in the face of inflation. IF you work hard and well, asking for a raise is not embarrassing. If you are unsteady, practice thinking regarding how René Angélil would have asked it. Class and poise. Very soflty.

Stop living from paycheck to paycheck

More than a third of households do not have a penny in advance. We wait for the pay to live and pay the bills. An unforeseen event causes trouble. Too stressful in these years of uncertainty! 2024 will be no different. Try to build yourself a cushion, even if it means working extra time.

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News

Greater Lansing High School Boys Soccer Dream Team and All-Area Selections: Meet the Players of the Year and All-State Honorees

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

2023-12-22 13:02:41

Here is a look at the Greater Lansing high school boys soccer Dream Team and all-area selections.

PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

Xtreme Hauk

▶ School: East Lansing

▶ Year: Senior

▶ Accomplishments: Hauk was a Division 1 second team all-state selection by the Michigan High School Soccer Coaches Association and led the CAAC Blue champion Trojans. He finished with 19 goals and two assists while helping East Lansing to a 12-5-2 record.

Alex Palmer

▶ School: Mason

▶ Year: Junior

▶ Accomplishments: Palmer was named the Division 2 defensive player of the year and helped the Bulldogs to a state runner-up finish. The first team all-state selection had four goals and an assist.

DREAM TEAM

Cam French

▶ School: DeWitt

▶ Year: Senior

▶ Accomplishments: The defender was a Division 2 honorable mention all-state selection and had three assists for the CAAC Gold Cup champion Panthers, who also claimed a district title.

Blendi Jahiri

▶ School: Mason

▶ Year: Junior

▶ Accomplishments: Jahiri was a Division 2 first team all-state selection and had 17 goals and 16 assists for the state runner-up Bulldogs.

Jack Lemerand

▶ School: Alma

▶ Year: Sophomore

▶ Accomplishments: Lemerand had 18 goals and 15 assists and earned Division 3 second team all-state honors while helping the Panthers to league, district and regional titles.

Jorge Loaisiga

▶ School: East Lansing

▶ Year: Senior

▶ Accomplishments: The defender was a Division 1 honorable mention all-state selection and helped the Trojans claim a CAAC Blue title.

Colin Lomax

▶ School: Mason

▶ Year: Junior

▶ Accomplishments: The defender was a Division 2 second team all-state selection and helped the Bulldogs to a state runner-up finish.

Lucas Nay

▶ School: Mason

▶ Year: Senior

▶ Accomplishments: The midfielder had 11 goals and 19 assists while earning Division 2 first team all-state recognition for the state runner-up Bulldogs.

Matthew Palmer

▶ School: Williamston

▶ Year: Senior

▶ Accomplishments: The defender helped the Hornets capture a district title and earned Division 3 second team all-state accolades.

Brayden Powers

▶ School: DeWitt

▶ Year: Senior

▶ Accomplishments: The forward had 20 goals and five assists and helped the Panthers to CAAC Gold Cup and district titles while earning Division 2 first team all-state honors.

Owen Resch

▶ School: Lansing Christian

▶ Year: Junior

▶ Accomplishments: Resch was a Division 4 first team all-state selection and had a school-record 53 goals and 26 assists while helping the Pilgrims to GLAC and district titles.

Leo Richter

▶ School: Alma

▶ Year: Senior

▶ Accomplishments: The forward had 31 goals and nine assists while earning Division 3 first team all-state honors and helping the Panthers reach the state semifinals. He set the school’s career record with 91 goals.

Jonny Schwarz

▶ School: DeWitt

▶ Year: Senior

▶ Accomplishments: The goalkeeper was a Division 2 honorable mention all-state selection and helped the Panthers to CAAC Gold Cup and district championships. He had 7.5 shutouts and a 0.71 goals once morest average.

Charlie Stover

▶ School: Okemos:

▶ Year: Senior

▶ Accomplishments: Stover was a Division 1 honorable mention all-state selection.

Christian Trunk

▶ School: East Lansing

▶ Year: Senior

▶ Accomplishments: The midfielder was a D1 honorable mention all-state selection and had a goal and 10 assists for the CAAC Blue champion Trojans.

Mason Shop

▶ School: Holt

▶ Year: Senior

▶ Accomplishments: The defender was a Division 1 honorable mention all-state selection and had a goal and two assists.

Collin Winters

▶ School: Mason

▶ Year: Junior

▶ Accomplishments: The midfielder had seven goals and 18 assists and was a Division 2 third team all-state selection.

CO-COACH: Jacob Derby, Mason: Guided the Bulldogs to CAAC, district and regional titles and a Division 2 state runner-up finish. Derby was named the state’s small school coach of the year.

CO-COACH: Nick O’Neill, Alma: Led the Panthers to Division 3 district and regional championships and a state semifinal appearance. He earned third team all-state honors.

ALL-AREA

DIVISION 1-2

Damian Addai, St. Louis; Johns

Parker Beebee, St. Johns

Drew Buckland, Grand Ledge

Carter Castillo, Ionia

Caleb Chenault, Grand Ledge

Josiah DeMond Holt

Anthony Dupuis, St. Johns – Division 2 honorable mention all-state

Cameron Essell, East Lansing

Joey Farhat, DeWitt

Abe Fischer, Okemos

Jackson Fisher, Holt

Gage Flanner, Ionia

Ian Fowler, DeWitt – Division 2 honorable mention all-state

Justice German, Holt

Carter Hagan, East Lansing

Ian Hartke, Fowlerville

Gary He, Okemos

Brayden Hitchens, St. Johns

Mikey Krysiak, Mason – Division 2 honorable mention all-state

Murk Nonato, Everett

Mendi Rexhepi, Mason – Division 2 honorable mention all-state

Landen Pilcher, Grand Ledge

Sam Saldivar, East Lansing

Colin Sampson, Holt

Zane Sarka, Ionia – Division 2 third team all-state

Jackson Shadaker, Haslett

Carson Soltis, DeWitt

Elijah Vue, DeWitt

Evan Warner, Haslett

Co-coach: Jeff Lyon, East Lansing

Co-coach: Joe Ishraidi, DeWitt

DIVISION 3-4

Troy Acker, Lakewood

Daniel Ash, Alma – Division 3 second team all-state

Kaleb Batterham, Potterville

Carson Block, Lansing Christian

Carter Buckingham, Eaton Rapids – Division 3 honorable mention all-state

Bruno Cano, Lakewood

Brady Carmichael, Lansing Christian

Preslee Chaffin, Ithaca

Nico Coavattone, Eaton Rapids

Samuel Contreras, Lansing Catholic

Santiago Contreras, Lansing Catholic

Ian Conway, Williamston – Division 3 honorable mention all-state

Deep Delo, Ithaca

Keaton Dietz, Laingsburg

Carlson Eckelbarger, Ithaca

Bradon Ellis, Eaton Rapids

Evan Emch, Williamston – Division 3 second team all-state

Liam Eyster, Williamston – Division 3 honorable mention all-state

Jessie Every, Dansville

Drew Frantz, Dansville – Division 4 honorable mention all-state

Landon Freeman, Laingsburg

Caiden Giguere, Olivet

Eli Haller, Alma

Drew Holevac, Eaton Rapids – Division 3 honorable mention all-state

Brandon Huntington, Eaton Rapids – Division 3 honorable mention all-state

Tyler Kendrick, Lansing Christian – Division 4 second team all-state

Dylan Kinnas, Lansing Christian – Division 4 third team all-state

Niles Kreiner, Portland

Isaac Lothamer, Olivet

Cullen Mackay, Lansing Christian – Division 4 second team all-state

Landon Makley, Lakewood

Daniel McGaughey, Lansing Catholic

Tristan Medeiros, Bath – Division 4 honorable mention all-state

Camdyn Montano-Wakefield, Bath

Aidan O’Neill, Alma – Division 3 honorable mention all-state

Anthony Pawlowski, Dansvillle

Cale Pederson, Williamston

Oliver Raphael, Bath

Cole Rensberry, Portland

Shelton Schuesler, Williamston

Garrett Stenzel, Williamston – Division 3 second team all-state

Brayden Truman, Alma – Division 3 honorable mention all-state

Noah Vega, Alma – Division 3 third team all-state

Ashton Wilson, Alma – Division 3 honorable mention all-state

Dano Winans, Laingsburg

Coach: Tommy Ziolkowski, Lansing Christian

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