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2023-09-03 08:19:00

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floods. This holiday weekend, New Yorkers might count on more vigilance in their homes due to the use of drones by the police, which has sparked both supportive and critical reactions from those who consider it an illegal practice, which invades privacy… Peggy Carranzanos has the information, from the big apple. the actors’ strike and>> drones might be limited this weekend the objective is to monitor complaints related to the shoes or violent behavior because events prior to the parade were previous years. luía ayala agrees. but not all are in favor of organizations that advocate for freedoms Civilians do not consider it invasive and even unconstitutional. Saying that it was key in dangerous situations for crowds such as the parade, the use of this technology will use drones from a safe distance upwards and not downwards, flying over someone’s backyard to see what they have on the grill. According to a report from the As a group, more than 1,400 police officers in the country already use this. This time it is expected that the use of drones will be until Monday to carry out the parade through Elía de las Antilles, which

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2023-09-03 07:59:01

The Emirati humanitarian team present in Amdgrass, Chad, continued to distribute food parcels to Sudanese refugees and the local community in and around the village of Hirekai, in coordination with the UAE Aid Coordination Office. The team in Chad consists of the Emirates Red Crescent Authority, the Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan Charitable and Humanitarian Foundation, the Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation for Humanitarian Works and the UAE Aid Coordination Office.

The Emirati humanitarian team, located in Amdgrass, continues its tasks in seeking to alleviate the suffering of Sudanese refugees due to the current conditions that the sisterly Republic of Sudan is going through, in addition to the local community, through field visits to a number of villages, closely examining their needs, and distributing food parcels to the needy.

Mohammed Khamis Al Ali, representative of the Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan Charitable and Humanitarian Foundation, said: In implementation of the directives of the wise leadership, the humanitarian team continues its work in Amdgrass, Chad, in extending a helping hand to Sudanese refugees and the local community, by intensifying humanitarian efforts and field visits to villages, listening to the needs of the people and striving to provide it.

Al Ali added that, in cooperation and coordination with the UAE Aid Coordination Office, the humanitarian team continues its efforts by expanding the villages in Amdgrass, as well as expediting the delivery of aid to the people.

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2023-09-03 07:27:00

The holidays of a family from Flemish Brabant almost turned tragic at the end of August. Resting in Barcarès, in the south of France, a seven-year-old boy was stung by an anemone and ended up in the emergency room.

Indeed, this marine animal can cause serious damage: the boy ended up with serious burns to his ear, neck and shoulder. “If he had been a little younger, he might not have survived”, testifies his father, with our colleagues from Het Laatste Nieuws.

“If I tell this story, it is to alert other parents and children, because we did not see it coming“, explains the father. “We were enjoying our last day of vacation on Barcarès beach, near Perpignan, when it happened. He came out of the water screaming. I have never heard a child scream so loudly. He came sprinting back, his ear on his shoulder“.

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Not understanding what was happening, the parents try to act. “We went to the aid station on the beach, but he was a 16 year old student who knew nothing. Even at the pharmacy, they had no idea. When your child screams in pain like that and cries ‘Daddy, I’m going to die’, fear hits you right in the heart.”

Sea anemones are actually nettles or cnidarians, and while it’s not common for them to come into contact with swimmers, when they do, it can hurt a lot. “When you come into contact with them as a bather, you feel a tingling sensation, the result of contact with a cell that sticks needles into your skin like a harpoon and secretes toxins that may explain the symptoms.“, explique Kan Tytgat, de la KU Leuven.

Two weeks and complications later, the little one came out healed from this traumatic experience. “The pattern of the sea anemone’s tentacles was visible on its skin. Except that a week later, the healing was still not good. In fact, the situation only got worse. In the hospital, he constantly vomited at night. If he had been a few years younger, he might not have survived. A week later he was healed, except for scars.” concludes the father.

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2023-09-03 02:59:21

September 1: 64.2%.

That’s the percentage of Journal readers who chose New Mexico football to win more than 3.5 games this season, something that hasn’t happened since the Lobos won nine games in 2016.

Which means there’s at least some degree of optimism heading into the fourth year of the Danny Gonzales era: regarding a new attack with lots of new faces. Key returners play an important role in defense. The idea is that either the program is going in the right direction or things can’t be worse than they were.

And that means it’s probably time for the Journal to make its own prediction. Here’s an inaccurate game-by-game prediction from UNM football writer Sean Reider:

September 2 at Texas A&M

It’s the one game of the year the Lobos really shouldn’t be playing. A&M is definitely bigger. Faster. Stronger. Top-notch talent in all areas who should be able to play like this, the type that creates these mountainous expectations year following year.

But I think there are a few records where that doesn’t quite seem to be the case. After all, A&M got into a bad habit of downplaying their opponents last season – as talented as they are, did the Aggies completely remove that from their system?

Prediction: The Aggies end up being overwhelmed, a certain overheated Journal reporter forgets to tweet the final score, and a late basket from Luke Drzewicki takes the Lobos to 1-0 ATS. Texas A&M 41, New Mexico 6

September 9 vs. Tennessee Tech

Back-to-back game I don’t like: A week following being rated on their ability to play once morest A&M, New Mexico will be rated on how they beat Tennessee Tech, an FCS team that didn’t have a winning record since. 2011.

Which, at least, someone thinks might change this year. The Golden Eagles got one (1) vote to win the Big South-OVC Conference.

Prediction: Two Tennessee natives get snaps at quarterback as Dylan Hopkins (Maryville, TN) leaves a blowout for DC Tabscott (Franklin, TN) and Devon Dampier to clean up. $350,000 well spent. New Mexico 38, Tennessee Tech 7

September 16 vs. New Mexico State

Let’s put aside the rivalry for a moment and not a second more: let’s appreciate that this should be one hell of a game of football. NMSU and UNM haven’t finished with winning records in the same season since 2002. It will take more than a little luck on both sides, but there is a not completely unreasonable path for this season to break that streak. .

Prediction: DJ Washington bursts out in force with three one-time touchdowns, but Pavie’s overtime heroics push the Aggies to a blowout win in a big game. NMSU 34, New Mexico 33 (3OT)

Sept. 23 at UMass

Whether they win or lose the previous week, this might end up being a pivotal game for the Lobos. Coming out of an emotional rivalry game? Check. A trip to Amherst, Massachusetts for the furthest continental road game in New Mexico’s 131-year football history? Check.

A UMass team led by Don Brown with decent parts and decidedly more guts than…maybe ever? Check.

Prediction: Christian Washington returns a kick for a touchdown early in the fourth quarter to ensure UMass doesn’t go undefeated once morest the Land of Enchantment. New Mexico 30, UMass 17

September 30 in Wyoming

I was a bit surprised that Wyoming finished sixth in Mountain West’s preseason media poll, if only because that defense should be a burden. The Cowboys are firing 10 starters, including Mountain West preseason Defensive Player of the Year Easton Gibbs and a defensive line that might be the best in the league.

And stop me if you’ve heard this before – Wyoming has questions regarding the quarterback. Can Andrew Peasley provide the passing offense needed to simply complete their rushing offense, let alone defense?

Prediction: A perfectly normal football game turns into a complete and total stone fight. Wyoming 13, New Mexico 10

October 14 vs. San Jose State

Speaking of Hopkins, Gonzales has repeatedly mentioned that he is the second active quarterback in the conference by starts, behind none other than San Jose State’s Chevan Cordeiro. And aside from being the most established quarterback, Cordeiro might be his most talented, with Mountain West preseason Offensive Player of the Year honors to his name.

Prediction: Two veteran quarterbacks team up for a very entertaining duel, but a Chase Williams interception marks the turning point as the Spartans pull away in a game that wasn’t as close as the final score indicated. San Jose State 42, New Mexico 38

October 21 vs. Hawaii

The general consensus around Hawaii in the second year of the Timmy Chang era was that it would only take them another year. But a solid showing in a 35-28 loss to Vanderbilt in Week 0 suggests they might be closer than initially thought.

Prediction: Hawaii quarterback Brayden Schrager battles through a teeming defense for three touchdowns as the Warriors pull off a shock to send UNM on a three-game skid. Hawaii 24, New Mexico 20

October 28 in Nevada

What should be a long season in Reno will be in full swing when the Lobos get there in late October. Head coach Ken Wilson completed the Wolfpack with a string of transfers for Oregon, but an unexpected turnover in the coaching staff and a roster being rebuilt don’t prepare for a particularly rosy season for Nevada. .

Prediction: Tasked with making sure their season doesn’t spiral out of control, New Mexico pulls off an inspired and easier-than-expected win at Mackay Stadium. New Mexico 45, Nevada 10

Nov. 4 vs. UNLV

It raised some eyebrows at the time, but I understand and at least respect why the Las Vegas Aviators and UNLV broadcaster Matt Neverett picked the Rebels to win the Mountain West.

UNLV might get the best version of quarterback Doug Brumfield in new offensive coordinator Brennan Marion’s ultra-fun Go-Go program. First-year head coach Barry Odom might develop a defense that lost its two best defenders but added some intriguing transfers from Power 5.

Together, this might form a very good team. But maybe that’s a bit too far.

Prediction: There is a high ceiling here. But the UNLV does not win the Mountain West. I think they end up being good enough to go to college and win. UNLV 32, New Mexico 24

Nov. 11 at Boise State

Is the State of Boise back to being… the State of Boise? All the signs mostly point to yes. Running backs George Holani and Ashton Jeanty have geared up for one of the league’s best rushing attacks while quarterback Taylen Green has all the tools to return the Broncos to their mid to late glory days of the 2000s.

Prediction: New Mexico’s defense is actually making life pretty tough for Green (one touchdown, two interceptions), but Boise’s fullbacks and an opportunistic defense make the difference. Boise State 28, New Mexico 17

Nov. 18 at Fresno State

Fresno State lost much of what fueled Mountain West’s title chase last season, namely quarterback Jake Haener and running back Jordan Mims. Their defense should still be close to this championship quality, however, with the return of seven starters.

Prediction: I don’t think the Bulldogs will be bad in the cellar this season. But I think it’s possible to lose too much and I think New Mexico is picking up a lot. New Mexico 31, Fresno State 20

Nov. 24 vs. Utah State

The Aggies New Mexico’s third group will play this season, Utah State has flown under the radar throughout the preseason. Head coach Blake Anderson is calling plays once more for quarterback Cooper Legas and while the defense may improve up front, it remains strong in the secondary. Will that be enough for a rebound season?

Prediction: Key seniors Hopkins and cornerback Donte Martin go off on a high on a bright late November followingnoon at College Stadium. New Mexico 24, Utah State 17

Final prediction

As you can probably tell, it’s a brutal team trying to predict. Because there is a world where things are going well: a defense considered more talented than last year’s come together and exploit that potential on the pitch. A brand new, improved offense in every position is playing better than the last two seasons. Complementary football returns to Albuquerque and significant steps are taken under the Gonzales era.

And as Lobo fans well know, there is a world where things go wrong. Terribly false. What happens if Hopkins is out for an extended period? Or if the defense took a step back as planned? The optimism in and around the program is warranted at this time. Will it be in November?

Like most things, I think it’s somewhere in between. This is a team that should be competing for New Mexico’s first playoff appearance since 2016 and I think they’re regarding to get there. A stop here, a few centimeters from winning the first bowl of the Gonzales era.

Without seeing them in a real, live game environment, I’m going to take over and attribute them to five wins – bad luck. And at the end of the day, that probably doesn’t mean much either.

See you Saturday.

2023-09-02 06:01:00
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