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Le fils du septuple champion du monde a toujours su jusqu’ici garder les pieds sur terre malgré l’énorme attention médiatique qui pèse sur lui de par l’héritage laissé par son père. De l’avis du pilote Prema Powerteam, récent vainqueur de sa première course en F2, seules une approche méthodique et de la patience lui ouvriront peut-être un jour les portes de la discipline-reine. Mais pas question pour lui de s’y précipiter tête baissée au risque de se brûler les ailes. « Seul le temps le dira, déclare-t-il au sujet d’une future promotion. C’est certain que la première victoire en F2 a fait du bien mais je dois encore beaucoup progresser dans tous les domaines. Quant à savoir quand j’irai en F1, ça peut être l’année prochaine comme dans deux ou trois ans. » « Schumacher sera bientôt en F1, j’en suis certain ! » « Le plus important pour moi est de faire de mon mieux en essayant d’apprendre toujours plus, poursuit-il. Alors seulement quand je me sentirai prêt et à l’aise, je pourrai faire le pas. » Reste sans doute le plus dur pour Schumi Jr. : convaincre les observateurs que sa victoire hongroise n’étais pas qu’un événement isolé et qu’il sera capable de capitaliser d’ici la fin de saison. « C’est vrai qu’on dit souvent que la première est souvent la plus dure mais une fois que vous l’avez, ça vous booste la confiance, estime-t-il. C’est bien qu’on soit parvenu à décrocher cette victoire car, malgré quelques bonnes performances, les points manquaient. » Après huit rendez-vous – l’équivalent de 16 courses – Mick Schumacher occupe actuellement le 11ème rang chez les pilotes avec 45 unités. Le classement provisoire est toujours mené par le Néerlandais Nick De Vries avec 196 points, 30 de mieux que le pilote-essayeur de Williams Nicholas Latifi (166) à quatre week-ends du terme du championnat.

«Prêt pour un nouveau challenge». Voilà ce qu’indiquait en guise de teasing Franck Ribéry lundi soir, sur les réseaux sociaux. Lequel Franck Ribéry était courtisé en Arabie Saoudite, en Russie, aux Pays-Bas ou encore en Angleterre. Certains ont même laissé penser que l’ex-international tricolore pourrait finalement… revenir au Bayern, où il vient de passer les 12 dernières années. Faux, corrige-t-on du côté de Bild. Ce n’est pas tout : l’ancien Marseillais avait aussi une piste en Italie. Et ce n’était plus qu’une rumeur depuis dimanche, et la sortie de Daniele Pradè, directeur sportif de la Viola, à son sujet : «Nous aimons vraiment Ribery, mais comme tous les grands joueurs il est dans un moment de réflexion. Il a des propositions financièrement très intéressantes, mais nous aimerions l’avoir. Nous ne pouvons pas nous aligner sur les clubs arabes ou russes, mais s’il veut continuer à jouer au plus haut niveau, on l’accueillerait à bras ouverts. S’il ne vient pas, on prendra quelqu’un d’autre. Mais il serait éminemment important pour notre progression. A ce moment, il n’est pas proche (de Florence), nous en sommes au même point qu’il y a une semaine.» Visiblement, les choses ont avancé depuis. Et à grands pas. Si bien que le 16e de la dernière Serie A est sur le point de signer l’ailier français, en quête d’un nouveau défi, en quête de jeu et de plaisir. Gianluca Di Marzio (Sky) rapporte que les deux parties négocient les derniers détails de l’engagement qui devrait, sauf surprise de dernière minute, les lier pour les deux prochaines années. Il est question de soucis fiscaux et de l’arrivée d’un préparateur physique. «En résumé, tout va bien, la Fiorentina prépare un gros coup», souligne notre confrère italien. Lequel dévoile les contours du contrat de Ribéry : 4 M€ annuels net hors bonus.

A global study from the Australian National University, Canberra, has found that childhood gastroenteritis (gastro) is linked with extreme weather. The researchers determined that global changes in weather, including in Australia, were linked to cases of a common parasite – cryptosporidium – that can cause gastro, particularly in children under five years of age. Dr Aparna Lal, the lead researcher of the study, stated that the research illustrated a clear link between high amounts of rainfall and flooding, and childhood cryptosporidiosis. “It was surprising that extreme weather conditions stood out,” Dr Lal commented. “We know flooding is linked to childhood gastro. And with climate change we can expect more extreme weather events like heavy rainfall and flooding. What our study shows is that in certain regions, this will impact water-related health risks. And the closer and closer extreme weather events like flooding take place, there is less recovery time for kids – meaning they are likely to be ill more.” A key concern highlighted by the study is the need for better disease management in regions increasingly exposed to extreme weather events. “Although huge public health gains have been made to reduce the burden of diarrhoea globally, climate change can threaten these gains,” Dr Lal added. “If we want to prevent this easily spreadable parasite causing gastro in a time of climate change, a health sector driven response is not enough.” The researchers indicated that a multisectoral approach – including doctors, policy makers, natural resource managers, the water industry and meteorologists – would be needed to comprehensively tackle this issue, and other related challenges. Commentary This research is undoubtedly very timely in light of predicted climate change and extreme weather event trends (see for example this recent report from Australia’s Climate Council), and highlights an important public health question – how exactly will climate change affect our children’s health? Illustrating in great depth one potential way – increasing the risk of diarrhoeal illness – this study supports and supplements an ever-growing evidence base, which includes (but is not limited to):1 – More heatwaves will likely result in children being unable to spend as much time outside, with potential implications for health issues such as obesity; – Increases in temperature will result in the creation of more ozone, a substance that can harm our lungs (especially the lungs of children with asthma); – An increase in the number of bushfires will result in more air pollution, subsequently increasing the risk of respiratory issues, such as infections and asthma. Moreover, as alluded to in the study, the effects of climate change on child health will be region dependent (ie. some regions in Australia might be at greater risk of flooding, others of heatwaves) and unpredictable. Hopefully in the near future we will see related research that examines the most appropriate mitigation strategies for the sake of our children.

Dwayne Douglas Johnson, also known by his ring name 'The Rock' is an American actor, producer, and retired professional wrestler. The ac... Read More Dwayne Douglas Johnson, also known by his ring name 'The Rock' is an American actor, producer, and retired professional wrestler. The actor announced on August 19, 2019, that he married his longtime girlfriend, Lauren Hashian. The 47-year-old actor posted a photo on his official Instagram of their intimate ceremony in Hawaii. Lauren Hashian, 34, has two daughters—Jasmine, 3, and Tiana, 1, with Rampage star; his eldest daughter Simone is 18-year-old. Reportedly, Dwayne met Lauren, the singer/songwriter/producer in 2006 while he was filming 'The Game Plan' and the couple started dating in 2007, following his divorce from Garcia. The Hobbs & Shaw star told a known tabloid magazine in 2012 that he considered himself a lucky man for being able to find love again with Lauren Hashian. Lauren Hashian is the daughter of Boston drummer Sib Hashian. She graduated with a B.A. in public relations and communications from Emerson College. Last year Johnson told a celeb tabloid that he was in no rush to wed Hashian. Finally, they were married on August 18, 2019, in Hawaii after more than a decade; Lauren was wearing a stunning wedding dress made by Mira Zwillinger. (Photo: Instagram)

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About Auto Moto Parts (Cavan Town) Auto Moto Parts was established in 2014 and supply a complete range of parts, tools and accessories for the auto, truck and motorcycle market. A large selection of household brands offer their customers the comfort of knowing the parts they purchase are of the highest quality available. A sister company, and vehicle servicing centre located adjacent to the store offer great value on motorcycle, car, 4×4, and light commercial servicing. Auto Moto Parts also offer a large range of turbochargers. They are conveniently located on the Ballinagh Road and have ample parking for their customers. Get in touch with them today on 049 43 61758 or 085 2225000 DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE ALL IRELAND AND UK.please ask in store for delivery routes and times etc.

Il souffle un grand vent de nouveauté à Sport & Form, la salle installée dans le hameau des Brisses. Vincent Réveillon, qui l'a managée depuis quatre ans, a souhaité se recentrer sur ses activités d'ostéopathe. Hubert Mauillon, qui a créé le complexe salle de sports et restaurant, a décidé de reprendre la gestion en direct plutôt que de la sous-traiter. Il a fait confiance à Christelle Hardy pour donner le rythme avec deux autres professeurs. Mais la patte du propriétaire, passionné de squash, et sa volonté de donner une impulsion à la salle se ressentent à divers niveaux : la rénovation du cadre — salle de cours agrandie, nouvelle conception des deux espaces de squash — de nouveaux équipements (vélos, machines de musculation), une ouverture sept jours sur sept de 7h à 22h, le squash en accès libre avec réservation sur internet et carte automatique aux abonnés ou jetons. La politique tarifaire a aussi été revue. Du côté des cours collectifs, Christelle Hardy a prévu pour tous les âges et les niveaux de forme : des steps, cardio et autres activités héroïques comme le cycling (Tour de France indoor), mais elle a prévu aussi la zénitude du pilates, body balance ou gym douce.

Visiting the dentist is rarely an enjoyable experience, either for adults or children. All of us have experienced anxiety at some point in our life about visiting one. However, parents and dentists can both play a critical role in making the child’s first dental visit a positive one. According to the Australian Dental Association, a safe practice is to have your toddler’s first visit to the dentist as soon as his/her first tooth erupts or as he/she turns one year old, whichever occurs first. Kids who have been introduced to seeing the dentist from an early age tend to develop a confident attitude towards their dental hygiene and run smooth visits for a checkup. What to expect for the first visit? It’s wise to keep the first dental visit brief and with little or no treatment. This meeting will serve as a basic dental orientation. Some dentists are considerate to offer support for the parent, and allow them to sit on the dental chair while holding their child during the examination. Or the parent may also be asked to sit and wait in the waiting area so that the dentist can independently build a trusting relationship with the minor patient. Usually on the first visit, dentists educate parents about proper gum and teeth care for their kids using proper brushing techniques to parents who can further guide their kids. Topics like appropriate nutrition and tooth-friendly snacks and meals for toddlers or little kids are also brought under discussion. Many parents also have other concerns around things like feeders and pacifiers, which can be sorted out during this initial visit. The advice from dentists about teeth and gums can be important for future cavity prevention. What will the dentist look for in your toddler or child? During examination, the dentist is actively going to detect existing problems like cavities, if any, your child’s bite, or the shape of the dental alignment. They will also see the current status of oral health, gum and jaw position, or any other possible developmental flaw. Some parents find serious issues like black gums in toddlers, and that is the perfect opportunity to get to the bottom of the issue. If necessary, the dentist might clean teeth and prescribe fluoride for improved dental health. Let’s take a look at few helpful tips for parents in easing their child’s fears and making the dentist’s visit, a smooth one. 1. Inform your child of the upcoming visit, but keep it simple. Give them relevant answers. Allow the dentist to answer more challenging questions. Dentists are usually trained in explaining queries to children in easy and friendly ways. 2. It’s better to avoid the discussion of kids possibly going for a shot during treatment. The little ones tend to overthink things using their imagination. 3. Try sharing your positive dental experiences with the kids (and sweep unpleasant ones the carpet). Emphasize before your child that the dentist is a friendly doctor. 4. Offer emotional support to your kids, often coupled with hugs and kisses. 5. Understand that it is perfectly normal for kids to be fearful. Some kids having separation anxiety from parents, some are afraid of shots or the pain. Usually the paediatric dentist knows how to cater well for children’s anxiety and pacify them. 6. For children who are more sensitive and cranky, it’s best to choose a paediatric dentist for your child. 7. Schedule your child’s appointment in the earlier part of the day where kids are well rested and fresh. What is the difference between a paediatric dentist and the regular dentist? A paediatric dentist has an advanced specialization of two years, post basic dental training. The advanced training includes treatment of a child’s developing jaw, their behavior, growth spurts and development, and dentistry for special-needs children. A regular dentist, on the other hand, caters for your child’s general dental issues. They may or may not be especially trained to deal with advanced children needs. Conversely, a paediatric dentist, their entire staff, even the clinic ambiance is highly suited for children. Parents who have children with special needs often face multiple physical and behavioral challenges with their kids. Hence, a paediatric dentist who has received training in everything from a “child angle” is likely to handle kids with special needs better. Some additional guidelines for parents Parents and caregivers need to bear in mind that there is a difference between taking the child for a dental check-up versus caring for their teeth on a consistent basis. Parents should be aware about the basics of good oral health, so they can foster these habits within their children. A well-known parenting fact is that children learn more by seeing their parents, than actually listening from them. Based on this rule, parents should follow a strong oral hygiene routine themselves before inculcating it within their kids. To conclude, it’s best to schedule your child’s dental visit every 6 months as it not only helps monitor the teeth development but also builds the child’s confidence and trust in visiting the dentist.