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It's a birthday this month, so no one's mad! Although it must be recognized that the closing of the Constitutional Council on Monday of this week was not happy. In the ruling party, each one spoke to his public and a unitary speech was conspicuous by its absence. The opposition was more orderly, but with a very identity-based discourse. This is how this new phase of the second constitutional process ends, with an uncertain result, while President Gabriel Boric visits Joe Biden in Washington. For this reason, we are going to dedicate a large part of this +Politics to unraveling what is coming in these last days before the plebiscite on December 17. The highlight of the week is the businessmen's decision to go out and convince that “For” is the best option. In the former Concertación, its main leader, Ricardo Lagos Escobar, warned that he will vote “Against.” His former collaborator, Jorge Correa Sutil, warned that the text has flaws and proposed a solution. Andrés Velasco will speak soon. Meanwhile, in the Municipality of Las Condes – the jewel in the municipal crown – knives are flying at the possibility of fighting for mayor against Daniela Peñaloza. And in our bonus track this week: three questions to historian Alfredo Jocelyn-Holt, who explains why minorities are ruling us and warns us to start getting used to it. Additionally, we reviewed how much the Constitutional Council cost; we recount the scandalous appointment in a notary's office; and the little story behind the complaints against the Minister of Energy. Before starting, I want to invite you to share or join +Político, our community grows more every day. If you have not joined yet, I invite you to Sign up or share this newsletter. Last week, we commented that business owners were publicly leaning toward “For.” This week the topic exploded and had as its most public promoter the president of the Pivotes Foundation and head of the Matte group, Bernardo Larraín Matte, who in separate interviews – on Sunday in the newspaper La Tercera and another, on Thursday, on Radio Cooperativa – explained in detail why to vote “For”. The entry of businessmen onto the political scene was sudden and occurred in the last ten days. On October 20, the president of the Confederation of Production and Commerce (CPC), Ricardo Mewes, said on Radio Pauta that “if we analyze all the agreements that have been made on economic matters, it seems to me that the text that today “We have a day to close it and a day to be approved.” Not everyone liked it: two days later, the president of Sofofa – the primus interpares of the CPC branches –, Rosario Navarro, pointed out in La Tercera that “I believe that it is not the role of a union leader to be speaking to for or against a Constitution.” This controversy ended during the week and several business faces came out in their personal capacity to talk about the plebiscite. https://www.elmostrador.cl/politica/2023/11/05/a-favor-los-empresarios-salen-a-bailar-al-ritmo-de-los-republicanos/

On a sunny morning in the Bolivian Andes, Victoria Flores herds llamas and alpacas through snowy wetlands and crystalline natural springs bubbling from the earth. Suddenly, an olive-colored lizard comes out of its lair. The 15-centimeter-long reptile called jararanko ("lizard" in the indigenous Aymara language) perches on a rock, sunbathing. While he is distracted, Flores crouches down, catches him, and beats him to death with a stick. "Sometimes the jararanko is scary: it chases you and bites you," says Flores, who is Aymara and kills the animals legally to use them in traditional medicine. He will use the ground remains of the animal as a "lizard patch", a supposed healing method to treat muscle ailments. Back home, he grinds his meat in a stone grinder and mixes it with wild herbs such as wichullo, black teapot and arnica, until it becomes a pasty green mass that he places on the wound. "We cure ourselves because here there is no pharmacy, no medicine, or anything like that. So we use the jararanko," he says. But soon there may not be any lizards left either. The International Union for Conservation of Nature classifies the Liolaemus forsteri, or Forster's tree iguana, as an endangered species, according to the Red Book of the Vertebrate Fauna of Bolivia. In addition to its collection for use in traditional medicine, the species is also endangered by habitat loss due to mining and development. Bolivian legislation allows indigenous nations to kill the animal for traditional medicine as long as it is used for subsistence purposes, within their ancestral territory and with practices prior to the Spanish invasion. Bruno Miranda, biologist from the Bolivian Herpetology Researchers Network, adds that to date there is no scientific study that supports the medicinal properties of lizards. In fact, "you can be exposed to certain infectious agents that can be harmful, or that can cause certain types of zoonotic diseases," such as salmonellosis. "Therefore, it seems to me that these practices should be reevaluated in current times," says Miranda. Reptiles on the black market Jararanko as an ingredient in traditional Andean medicine has deep roots, dating back to pre-Columbian times. "We learned it from my grandfather. When we hurt ourselves, he cured us like this," says Flores, who today uses this same practice, called zootherapy, with his children. https://www.nationalgeographic.es/animales/2023/10/lagarto-esencial-aliviar-dolor-ahora-peligro-de-extincion-bolivia

The first Mazda vehicle equipped with an engine of this type was the Cosmo Sport (Mazda 110S) introduced in 1967. From there, the brand continued to refine the performance of its rotary engines, improving power and fuel economy, and above all all durability, maintaining its position as the only automaker to mass produce rotary engines. In June of this year, Mazda resumed production of rotary-engine vehicles for the first time in eleven years, having ended production of the Mazda RX-8 in 2012. It did so to power the Mazda MX-30 R-EV, a extended range electric vehicle, featuring an 830 cc single rotor generator engine. “The rotary engine is a special part of Mazda's history and represents our 'spirit of constant challenge.' I want to sincerely thank everyone who has supported us on this journey, in particular the many customers who purchased rotary-engine vehicles,” says Takeshi Mukai, Mazda senior managing director. Mazda rotary engine timeline July 1961: Mazda technical partnership with NSU and Felix Wankel. May 1967: Launch of the Mazda Cosmo Sport (Mazda 110S). July 1968: The Mazda Familia Rotary Coupé (Mazda R100) is launched. May 1970: Mazda Capella Rotary series (Mazda RX-2) launched. September 1971: Mazda Savanna (Mazda RX-3) launched. November 1972: Second generation Mazda Luce Rotary (Mazda RX-4). June 1973: 500,000 units of the Mazda rotary engine. October 1975: Second-generation Mazda Cosmo AP (Mazda RX-5) launched. March 1978: The first-generation Mazda Savanna RX-7 (Mazda RX-7) is launched. November 1978: 1,000,000 units of the Mazda rotary engine. October 1985: The second-generation Mazda Savanna RX-7 (Mazda RX-7) is launched. April 1986: 1.5 million Mazda rotary engines. April 1990: The fourth-generation Mazda Cosmo is launched, equipped with a three-rotor rotary engine. June 1991: The Mazda 787B wins the 24 Hours of Le Mans. December 1991: Third-generation Mazda RX-7 launched. April 2003: Mazda RX-8 launched. June 2012: Production of the Mazda RX-8 ends. June 2023: Production of the Mazda MX-30 e-Skyactiv R-EV begins. October 2023: 2,000,000 units of Mazda rotary engine. https://noticias.autocosmos.cl/2023/11/03/mazda-ya-fabrico-dos-millones-de-unidades-de-su-motor-rotativo

From paradise to hell. Jorge Almirón's Boca followed that path from the moment it qualified for the final of the Copa Libertadores until its outcome with defeat against Fluminense at the Maracaná in Rio de Janeiro. Aside from the anxiety to lift the Seventh, this commitment had taken on total relevance since a victory would return glory to the club and put the team in the Club World Cup; but a fall left him with one foot out of Libertadores 2024. Now the coach will have to overcome it in a more than difficult context and with low spirits. Even though he has achieved the goals that lie ahead, his contract renewal (it expires on December 31) is in doubt. The challenge for the blue and gold strategist will be to recover his team from this defeat as soon as possible and face the final stretch of the year with the physical and mental rest. The semi-final of the Argentine Cup against Estudiantes (it would be on the FIFA Date in November, in a stadium in the province of Buenos Aires) became a huge objective for a cycle that suffered the logical wear and tear of what the Boca World itself generates, but mainly due to the lack of positive results in the last stretch. We must not ignore that without focusing on merits, those from La Ribera did not triumph in any of the seven matches they played in the final phase of the Libertadores. Almirón won only one of the last ten games he coached: against Unión de Santa Fe in the League Cup. In an interview prior to the final, Mauricio Serna was cautious when referring to Almirón's possible renewal and expressed that “there is still time to resolve it.” The Football Council will not make hasty decisions and will let the month of November pass before sitting down with the coach, who will minimally have to show fortitude and intentions to continue to have credit for 2024. Almirón arrived at the club after the departure of Hugo Ibarra and the brief interim of Mariano Herrón, who managed two games in the Professional League (3-0 away victory against Barracas Central and 2-1 defeat in the Bombonera with Colón) and the debut for this edition of the Libertadores (0-0 against Monagas in Venezuela). After two consecutive losses against San Lorenzo and Estudiantes, the current coach made his debut in the Cup in the comeback at home against Deportivo Pereira that marked a turning point in his team's progress. The coach has coached 43 games of which he won 17, drew 13 and lost 13 (his points total does not reach 50% of the total). In addition, it should be noted that he surpassed the six qualifying rounds he faced since his arrival at Xeneize (three for Libertadores and three for the Argentine Cup) and lost the two Superclásicos against River (1-0 at the Monumental for the last Professional League and 2 -0 in the Bombonera in the current League Cup). When referring to the management of agreements for continuity and departures of coaches, the Boca Football Council always had performance in the Copa Libertadores as its axis. https://www.infobae.com/deportes/2023/11/05/jorge-almiron-en-la-mira-que-pasara-con-su-futuro-tras-la-derrota-de-boca-en-la-final-de-la-copa-libertadores/

José Manuel Moller (35 years old, Santiago de Chile) did not want to wash dishes. That's why, at the age of 22, when he decided to leave his parents' house and go with a group of friends to live together in the po[CENSORED]r commune of La Granja, in Santiago, he offered to cook and do the shopping. . As Business Engineering students at the Catholic University in Chile, Moller and his friends came from families of high socioeconomic status, but they wanted to know independence away from the comforts of their homes of origin. The budget they had to live on was not very large and, as a purchasing manager, one of the things that first caught José Manuel's attention was to see that, when purchasing products in small quantities, the price was up to 40% higher than those that were sold in large volumes. It was a kind of “poverty tax,” which the recent graduate set out to correct. This is how Algramo was born 13 years ago, a venture focused on neighborhood stores that started selling products in bulk through dispensing machines and that today works with returnable containers. They already operate with 5,000 warehouses spread throughout Santiago and in the coming months they will expand to the regions of Valparaíso and O'Higgins. Algramo was a pioneer in Latin America and Chile in starting a business with a sustainability purpose behind its business model: it was proposed from the beginning as a company that sought to reduce plastic waste by reusing packaging. The company began to gain fame and recognition worldwide, at the pace of its international expansion, while its founder positioned himself as a key player in the circular economy. A career that he crowned this week after receiving the Champion of the Earth award from the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP). He is the first Chilean to receive this award, which in previous years has gone to figures such as the Swedish activist Greta Thunberg; the British naturalist Sir David Attenborough; former Vice President of the United States, Al Gore; or the current president of France, Emmanuel Macron. Moller was surprised by the news. It is a recognition for which he is not applying and that found the Chilean entrepreneur in the middle of an important turning point in his life, he tells EL PAÍS connected by video call from a hotel room in Istanbul, Turkey, the city in which he participated in the first face-to-face meeting with the new United Nations Zero Waste advisory council, of which this year he was named vice president. In three more weeks he will be a father for the first time of a girl who will be baptized Ana, and his business is preparing to scale in 16 supermarkets in England, where he has operated since last year in three locations of the Lidl retail chain. For three and a half years, José Manuel and his wife have lived in the lively neighborhood of Hackney, in the northeast of the English capital. The Chilean chose England to expand his business, because one of his first allies, the detergent brand Unilever, is based in that city. And also because he sees that in Europe the regulations are more demanding in environmental matters. https://elpais.com/chile/2023-11-02/jose-manuel-moller-el-chileno-que-recibio-el-premio-campeon-de-la-onu-mas-que-el-reciclaje-es-mucho-mas-radical-cuestionar-el-consumo.html

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You have to see how capricious the world is and how gamers do not treat releases that make the same mistakes equally. In the case of The Callisto Protocol, we focus on its launch errors and do not give it a pass, and on other occasions, such as the most recent Alan Wake 2, the community acts "as if it has not seen anything" and approves it. good to be treated with more leniency, without anyone reproaching Remedy for anything. But it's okay to say that Alan Wake 2 has been released quite broken, especially in some PC configurations where users have reported crashes and computer crashes every few minutes, without it being possible to play a normal game. Now, practically a week after its launch, the first aid is beginning to arrive in the form of patches, drivers, etc. Crashing non-stop and you can't play? As we told you, one of the most serious problems that Alan Wake 2 has caused on PC is the crashes and the impossibility of running it normally and playing a game calmly, without the sword of Damocles that everything will go to hell at the least moment. expected. If you are one of those who suffer from something like this and you have an NVIDIA card, you should know that just a few hours ago the official drivers were updated. So go update them right now because only with that new version is it possible to play with Alan Wake 2 in a stable way, without those shocks of the last few days and, apparently and proven, they fix all those problems in one fell swoop. Although there are things within the game that could not be fixed with an update to the official NVIDIA software suite. It was necessary for Remedy to act specifically by making one of those patches they usually call something like critical. And what do you urgently correct? Well, for example, the dialogues that changed language incomprehensibly, with moments in which one character spoke in Spanish and another in English, sequences in which the original video was loaded, with its audio for the American public, and things like that, it's not that They were very serious, but they were a bit disconcerting. An endless list of changes You just have to take a look at the list of changes in Alan Wake 2 with this patch to understand how the Remedy game had arrived in stores. Because not only do we have the typical correction of general bugs and errors, but also other tweaks that affect specific characters and missions. You can consult the list in the link below, but a button will serve as an example. In the mission "Invitation" they have already corrected the error that caused Saga to get stuck in the forest, or in "Casey", the stairs no longer hold the character and leave him hanging there. As we tell you, there are many things that have been touched on and that are going to leave Alan Wake 2 much better than what we were able to see on the first day on sale, last October 27. And as I said, one day we will guess the reason why, what one person is not allowed to do, someone else has a free time and no one seems offended. As with Alan Wake 2. https://hardzone.es/noticias/juegos/alan-wake-2-solucionar-problemas/

The components that have dropped the most in price have been the RAM memory modules. A report has been published on which are the largest sellers of these components in 2022. The data shows that the market is controlled by Kingston with a 78% share. But, big brands such as Crucial, Corsair or G.Skill, among other prominent brands, do not appear on the list. We have seen how the price of RAM has fallen this year to truly ridiculous prices, to define them in some way. Now, 32GB kits cost the same as 16GB kits did about two years ago. Prices that come from a huge excess of supply and a very low demand. So much so that the main DRAM memory manufacturers agreed to a drastic downward adjustment in the production of this type of memory. Who are the main RAM memory manufacturers? If we ask you about some names of RAM memory manufacturers, there are several names that will come to mind instantly. These would be Corsair, Kingston, ADATA, Crucial, Team Group or Patriot. But, which of these are the most purchased by users? TrendForce has published a report showing which were the main RAM memory sellers in 2022. Although we are closing the year, this information refers to last year. This is normal, since collecting and tallying the data is quite complicated. The report highlights a 4.6% drop in sales overall compared to 2021. It may seem like bad data, but an even greater drop in sales is expected this year. This report highlights that Kingston is the largest memory seller with just over 78% market share in 2022. It may seem like an absurd figure, but it has been around 75-80% share for years. The second position goes to Ramaxel, a Chinese manufacturer that offers generic modules, with a 3.78% share. We have ADATA in third position with a 3.33% share. We are in fourth position with POWEV, a Chinese manufacturer that only sells in that country and has a 2.88% share. Finally, in fifth position we have Kimtigo, also a Chinese manufacturer, which has a 2.33% share. Patriot, Innodisk, Team Groupo and Apacer, other large RAM module manufacturers, have less than 1% share. There is a 4.15% remainder that would be occupied by other brands with shares less than 0.7%. https://hardzone.es/noticias/componentes/principales-fabridcantes-modulos-memoria-ram-ddr4-ddr5/

Despite the official delay in structuring a “Against” campaign team, the parties agree that their axes must address institutional conscientious objection, the right to life and value issues, as well as the social state and freedom of association. among others. The parties of the government bloc expected to deliver their official position regarding the next constitutional plebiscite on November 7, when the document with the Council's proposal is delivered to President Gabriel Boric. However, the deadlines were brought forward. Last week, at the meeting of the Political Committee of La Moneda, the party leaders and the ministers of the political cabinet agreed on two points: that the Government would dispense with showing itself for the “Against” option for the plebiscite and that the parties would give Know your position together during the following week. However, several factors changed the scenario: the pressure from Chile Vamos and Republicanos for the Government to indicate which alternative it will support, the decline of the “Against” option in the polls, as well as the advantage of the opposition in the preparation of the television propaganda campaign “A favor” (which must be delivered to CNTV on November 14). All of this has accelerated the time for the ruling party to make public its rejection of the Magna Carta text proposed by the Constitutional Council. At the same time, the making of a joint declaration is removed from their options. As explained in the official bloc, the right-wing parties seek to turn the plebiscite into a referendum to evaluate the Government and that, in relation to the TV strip campaign. For more than a month they sent a team of “creative” of strategic content, who already worked in last year's exit plebiscite. In fact, they have already spread content through social networks. And although 10 days ago there was some confidence in the ruling parties, given that the “Against” party was leading the polls with around 58%, some degree of nervousness has emerged, as that figure has dropped to around 52% – according to the calculation they make, adding and subtracting various polls–, even though the “In Favor” does not exceed 35% and the rest is distributed among undecided people. Ricardo Solari heads PS campaign In this context, although they expected to announce it over the weekend, the Socialist Party (PS) called a meeting of the Political Commission where it was decided to make its position official for the “Against” option. In the store on Paris Street 873 there will be an electoral campaign team headed by Ricardo Solari, with a strategy oriented towards social networks, the transmission of messages of interest to the people and the television slot. “It will be more of a campaign focused mainly on social networks and the TV electoral slot. There won't be as many characters, because with the exception of people like Ignacio Walker or Soledad Alvear, for example, the other faces are closely associated with Rejection, instead they are a contribution to this campaign," explains one of those in charge of the official campaign to El Counter. Similarly, the Party for Democracy (PPD) – although its leader Jaime Quintana already anticipated it in an interview in La Tercera – announced its definition yesterday. The Frente Amplio and the PC would do the same this Sunday, while the Radical Party will reveal its decision on Monday. https://www.elmostrador.cl/noticias/pais/2023/11/02/el-tardio-relato-que-prepara-el-oficialismo-para-su-campana-por-el-en-contra/

The heyday of the dinosaurs ended in flames. About 66 million years ago, an immense asteroid hit ancient Central America and triggered Earth's fifth mass extinction, wiping out 75% of known species. Most of what we know about this fateful moment in the history of life comes from North America, among the lairs of dinosaurs like T. rex and Triceratops in the American West. Paleontologists know much less about how the catastrophe unfolded further south, but a site of dinosaur bones recently discovered in Argentina could help change this. According to paleontologist Matthew Lamanna of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, the Cañadón Tomás quarry has "exceptional potential" to reveal what happened in South America during the mass extinction. The finds include bones from several duck-billed dinosaurs, called hadrosaurs, that may have lived together in a herd, as well as the tooth of a carnivorous dinosaur, a snake vertebra and the jaw of a small mammal. These findings demonstrate that the rocks preserved large and small animals from this prehistoric ecosystem. Today the area is a bush-covered desert, but about 66 million years ago this part of South America was warm, humid and covered with plants such as ferns and palm trees. According to Noelia Cardozo, a paleontologist at the National University of Patagonia San Juan Bosco, previous research has shown that Cañadón Tomás had a meandering stream that meandered toward the sea surrounded by wide alluvial plains. The freshwater habitat allowed creatures found there to be buried and preserved, providing a rare glimpse into life in this part of the world during the late Cretaceous period. "There are far fewer sites preserving terrestrial vertebrate fossils from the late Cretaceous in the Southern Hemisphere," says Lamanna, who recently described the site at the annual conference of the Geological Society of America. Although it is more difficult to find fossiliferous rocks of the right age in the Southern Hemisphere, Lamanna explains, experts have spent much more time and effort searching for fossil sites from the end of the Cretaceous in the Northern Hemisphere. "There are fewer researchers, and they are often not as well funded in the southern hemisphere," says University of Chile paleontologist Alexander Vargas, who was not involved in the new research. The result has been a skewed view of what happened before and after the asteroid impact. The Cañadón Tomás site helps change history. Featuring large herbivores, signs of carnivores and material from smaller animals, the quarry offers a window into an entire ecosystem that thrived at the end of the age of dinosaurs. https://www.nationalgeographic.es/ciencia/2023/10/estos-raros-fosiles-revelan-una-impresionante-escena-de-los-ultimos-dias-de-los-dinosaurios

Let's do some history It was eleven years ago when Audi celebrated its first victory with a hybrid drive at the 24 Hours of Le Mans with the R18 e-tron quattro, in addition to titles in the FIA WEC World Endurance Championship. “After the brand demonstrated its pioneering spirit with the Audi quattro in rallies in the 1980s, Le Mans later became a first-class technological laboratory,” says Audi Motorsport Director Rolf Michl. “There began the story of our alternative propulsion systems, which continue to set new milestones to this day." Audi won Le Mans three times in a row with the R18 e-tron quattro hybrid prototype between 2012 and 2014. In total, the brand with the four rings entered its name in the record of the world's most important endurance race in 13 occasions. “The R18 was a clearly driver-oriented car, very aggressive. You always got a good response up to the limit. “It was the most complex car I have ever driven in my life,” recalls Tom Kristensen and in the “e-tron on track” the LMP1 prototype came to life. Tom Kristensen - 9-time winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans - explained the operation of the R18 e-tron quattro to the most successful driver of the Dakar, Stéphane Peterhansel. “For me, as a Frenchman, a race as rich in history as the 24 Hours of Le Mans is something very special. Formula 1, Le Mans and the Dakar are monuments of motorsport. That's why it was clear that today I would choose the R18,” declared the 14-time Dakar Rally winner. Driving it in Neuburg was an awakening for the 58-year-old desert expert: “An amazing car. Everything is incredibly direct and precise. Of course I'm not familiar with circuit racing, but it was enormously fun. And the concept proves that the electric drive is worth it: you can clearly feel how the hybrid drive provides an additional boost to the car.” His teammate Carlos Sainz, two-time world rally champion and three-time Dakar winner, took the wheel of the most powerful car of the quintet. The brand developed the Audi e-tron Vision Gran Turismo five years ago as a race taxi for guests in the FIA Formula E Championship. “More than 800 HP and purely electric propulsion. “It was incredible,” the 60-year-old Spaniard marveled. “A great car that also looks fantastic. “Once you have had the opportunity to try such a powerful electric car, you only want to drive engines like that.” https://noticias.autocosmos.cl/2023/11/02/audi-sport-e-tron-on-track-cinco-bestias-electricas-y-cuatro-leyendas-del-motorsport-para-domarlas

Carlos Alcaraz is immersed in a crisis of results and play in the final stretch of 2023. Since winning Wimbledon, the Spanish tennis player, number two in the world, has not quite found his best feelings. The downturn has become more pronounced as a result of a disappointing Asian tour (semifinals at the ATP 500 in Beijing and round of 16 at the Masters 1000 in Shanghai) and, above all, a fleeting time at Paris-Bercy. Falling in the second round of this last tournament, when he still had options (although complex) to once again occupy the leadership of the men's circuit, has been a blow. Recognized, because he does not usually put aside self-criticism when he plays, for himself: “I have a lot to improve.” The British player, number 18 in the ranking, had mixed feelings against Alcaraz in February. Carlitos beat him in the final in Buenos Aires, but Norrie repaid him in kind by fighting for the title in Rio de Janeiro. A severe injury as the match neared its conclusion proved fatal for the man from El Palmar, who still fell with honor in a highly contested match: 5-7, 6-4, 7-5. Jannik Sinner Fourth-ranked in tennis, the Italian is one of Alcaraz's great generational adversaries and has had the measure of him lately. After the Spanish victory in the semifinals of the Masters 1000 in Indian Wells, he could not beat him. He did not do it next, at the Masters 1000 in Miami, where Sinner, again in the run-up to the final, prospered after three hours of battle: 6-7 (4), 6-4, 6-2. It was in March, and we had to wait until October, in Beijing, to repeat the duel, that he once again took the transalpine title in yet another semifinal. This time, with greater ease, since Carlitos did not get it right in the decisive moments: 7-6 (4), 6-1. Fabian Marozsan The 61st in the world gave the surprise against Alcaraz in May, during the Masters 1000 in Rome. In the third round, the Hungarian player starred in one of the performances of his life against Carlitos. He did not know how to neutralize him in any way, despite the fact that he managed a third set in the tie-break of the second: 6-3, 7-6 (4). Novak Djokovic https://www.infobae.com/espana/2023/11/02/los-ocho-unicos-tenistas-que-han-ganado-a-alcaraz-en-2023/

Gang of robbers and drug traffickers dismantled in Concepción revealed the cult that existed for the murdered leader of the group, to whom its survivors entrusted themselves every time they were going to commit a crime, after which they left part of the loot in a narco-mauseum. For several days the national press was attentive, with greater or lesser degrees of depth, regarding everything that arose after the murder of the drug trafficker and TikTok influencer Sabrina Durán, better known as “Ina”, revealing the way in which that narcoculture has been penetrating the different communes of the Metropolitan Region, even in some that were traditionally very quiet, such as Padre Hurtado, where the homicide occurred. However, drug culture already prevails in a good part of the country and an example of this is everything that was evident in Concepción, after the capture of a gang accused of committing robberies in malls and commercial premises through "moon landings." In fact, the group was accused of being responsible for a “moon landing” against a Ripley store in the Plaza Trébol mall, in Talcahuano; against offices of the Highway Directorate, in Penco; and an Abcdin store, in Curanilahue, among other crimes, using cars that were stolen in other regions. Despite the above, they were also involved in drug dealing, just like “Ina”. In the 17 homes that were raided by the Robbery Investigative Brigade (Biro) of the PDI of Concepción, almost nine thousand doses of drugs were found, mainly base paste, in addition to two weapons, 2 million pesos in cash, a bulletproof vest and 13 watches, which were the obsession of the murdered leader of the group, Kevin Flores. In the vicinity of the house where he lived, in the Teniente Merino town in the Barrio Norte sector of Concepción, there is a narco-mauseum very similar to those that have been observed in other parts of the country, composed of a display case inside of which, in the center , there is a life-size photo of the deceased, with a crown on his head. On the side shelves there are some religious effigies, figures of horses and lions, as well as sunglasses and perfumes from high-priced brands (such as Hugo Boss or Carolina Herrera), as well as watches, including one that the PDI described as “of high-end”, which was stolen from Ripley's store and was left there, as an offering to the gang leader. It's not the only thing. The band had sent to make – as has been seen in many other cases – an urban music video of very good technical quality, titled “Kevin x siempre”, whose performer, Jairo Montana, begins by singing “they are pure bandits in the street.” remembering those who departed.” The video was recorded with the narcomausoleum and high-end vehicles in the background, while in various passages of the clip the launching of fireworks is shown, while the main voice sings praises to “damn Kevin”, to the “chorizos de pobla” and “Kevin Monrero, choro, robber, bandit, gunman.” The song also makes several mentions of weapons, saying that “sound the 40”, in reference to Glock pistols of that caliber, and also talks about “metracas”, in reference to submachine guns. https://www.elmostrador.cl/noticias/pais/2023/11/02/la-narcocultura-fenomeno-que-ya-no-es-exclusivo-de-la-region-metropolitana/

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To say that console collecting is widespread is an understatement, since many of today's retrogamers are spending euro bills to get a gem to display in their showcases. This has led to Nintendo 64 cartridges being revalued to levels that few could have imagined just a couple of years ago. Although those cases do not interest us today. Nintendo 64, without a doubt, has earned a place in the pantheon of the best consoles ever, since it is responsible for authentic classics such as the legendary Super Mario 64, standard and initiator of the 3D saga, or either of the two. Zelda that he saw coming: Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. So yes, it is a machine that many of us have in our hearts as one of the peak moments of the 90s. Can success determine value? So today, to celebrate the existence of this magical console, we bring you the five games that are the worst priced on the market. If you have noticed other similar items that we have made from other machines, soccer cartridges are especially underrated because, on many occasions, they were the best sellers and everyone had them. Furthermore. Since each new season generally releases different football games with updated squads, the second-hand market is usually flooded with them. What's more, there is still an overstock of them so it will hardly cost you to have them again. Look what they are... 5. World Cup 98 We inaugurate this list with one of those things that are no longer done now, programming a game based solely and exclusively on the soccer World Cup of the year. The truth is that it was very fun to be able to face the countries that we wanted, so it was very, very po[CENSORED]r. If you are missing it in your collection, you can find it for $35.16. 4.FIFA 64 The version of the Electronic Arts saga for Nintendo 64 already had enough 3D, so it was an important turning point, but not enough to justify it being worth so little today. So if you want to relive what it was like, you can get it for only $35. https://hardzone.es/noticias/juegos/cinco-juegos-menos-valen-nintendo-64/

If you have a Synology brand NAS, you probably don't know that it has a very interesting and simple function, integrated into its control panel in all its models (except 4; RC18015xs+, DS214se, DS115j and EDS14). It is automatic shutdown, a very useful function that will allow us to extend its useful life while saving energy, and in this article we are going to tell you how to activate it. This tool allows us to turn off our device at night, while we sleep, or even on weekends, if we only work with it and we are not going to use it on those days. So, if you are interested in this function, I will explain how to do it and where it is located. Schedule Synology automatic shutdown To do this we will have to first access our NAS through the way we want, it even works remotely with quickconnect. Once inside we will have to look for the control panel. There we will only have to look for the Hardware and Power icon to access the menu that interests us. Once inside, we will only have to click on Energy Program so that the options and menu that you will see below appear: By clicking on the Create option we will see this and it will be where we can configure whether we want an automatic shutdown (startup) or activation, and at what times or days we want it to be done without us having to do anything else. At this point we will only have to click OK with the configured times and dates that we want and that's it, it will be registered as we will see below with all the parameters that we have wanted. In addition, we will not have to delete the routines and create them again, we can use the enabled button to leave them on or off if, for example, we only want it to start on working days and it happens that one day you are not going to work because it is a holiday or you have a vacation. . Ready, right now it would be programmed to perform the requested action at the appropriate time. With this we will ensure that the wear and tear of the device and its hard drives is less, as well as the electricity savings that we will achieve during those hours when it is not in operation. Another simpler method, but one that might be what you are looking for, is to put the drives into sleep mode when not in use. Thus achieving a reduction of the above but gaining in startup speed, since in a few seconds it will be up and running again, it will not have to be turned on from the beginning. https://hardzone.es/noticias/equipos/nas-synology-apagado-automatico/