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March 4, 2022 by JEllis
Ralf Rangnick can become the permanent manager of Manchester United by winning the Champions League this season, according to ex-player Louis Saha.
The Red Devils have struggled for form under their new boss, but Saha says Rangnick can turn things around by going on a winning run in the European Cup, the only trophy United are still competing in.
"It's not definitely the case that Rangnick won't be there in charge of United in the summer," said Saha via The Mirror.
"If Ralf wins the Champions League, he will remain there as manager
"There is concern around him, yes, as he started really well and people thought about him staying, and now United are not playing so well.
"But it's all about results for Rangnick. United can win the Champions League this season.
We like the optimism Saha has but certainly wouldn't bet on United to make it to the latter stages of this seasons Champions League, as the competition is just too great. Instead, we'll be checking out online cricket tips and placing our money on much safer bets.
Saha is drawing inspiration from Chelsea's success in the competition last season, after they started the season poorly before switching managers and being crowned the best team in Europe.
"Chelsea won it, they weren't brilliant in the first half of last year and they won it. I don't think their squad was so strong and they won it.
"They finally found a foundation that was difficult to beat. They weren't brilliant going forward, but they still managed to win the Champions League."
"It depends on the draw for United as well, of course, because you can be challenged by that," said Saha.
"But it's a competition where you need to be good on the day and have some special players that are able to impress on the day, which they have.
The retired French international says no matter what, United must finish in the top four this season. It's the minimum requirement of the club who are used to competing for trophies.
"If they don't finish in the top four, it will be a massive blow," said Saha.
"We're talking like finishing in the top four is winning the title. I'm sorry, but this club should be winning games and aiming to win the title, not to be in the top four. That's not normal.
"Finishing in the top four is an indication of things moving forward, but that's not enough."
Rangnick's men will continue their hunt for a top-four finish when they travel to Manchester City this weekend. The Manchester Derby will be followed by another difficult game against Tottenham Hotspur.
United remain alive in the UCL after picking up a 1-1 draw at Atletico Madrid in the first leg of their last 16 tie. They'll have home advantage at Old Trafford in the decisive return leg on March 15.
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Cyclist who chased Westminster terror suspect: "You have a cup of tea and biscuit and carry on"
by Simon MacMichael August 15 2018
Robert Nicholson gives eyewitness account of moment driver ploughed through group of cyclists yesterday morning
A cyclist who chased after the Westminster terror suspect yesterday morning said, "You have a cup of tea and a biscuit and carry on" when he was asked his reaction to the incident.
29-year-old Salih Khater, who has been arrested on suspicion of terror offences, drove through a group of cyclists at Parliament Square before crashing into a barrier outside the Palace of Westminster.
> Updated: Cyclists injured in Westminster terror attack as driver crashes through them
Three cyclists were injured in the incident, with one treated at the scene and the other two taken to hospital and subsequently released.
Cyclist Robert Nicholson, who was on his way to work, witnessed what happened and chased after the car after it hit the group of cyclists.
Yesterday, he told Sky News: "Usually you get anything from 10 to 30 cyclists waiting – there were about 15 cyclists there this morning.
"You could kind of see just round the corner of Big Ben there was an ambulance with its lights on and siren blaring.
"All of a sudden, whipping round the corner – just from the traffic lights – was this small Ford Focus-type car and just rammed straight through the group of 10 to 15 cyclists that were stood there (and) probably hit the lady cyclists a couple of foot to my right."
At first he believed it was a road traffic collision or perhaps a motorist being pursued by the police.
He said: "My immediate reaction was I wasn't hit on the bike so I jumped off my bike and ran after him.
"He [the driver] obviously carried on, swerved into the lane for the Houses of Parliament, crashed into the barrier.
"And at that point, when armed police yelled 'clear out, get out the way' I realised it was a little more serious."
TV footage showed Mr Nicholson running after the car, and police officers at the barrier jumping out of the way of it.
"The police officers at the barrier were obviously quite shocked at that sort of sudden impact but very quickly responded," Mr Nicholson continued.
He said that one cyclist was left lying in the street after she had been struck "full on by the car directly. She'd kind of flown up onto the bonnet.
"Very luckily she had a helmet on, so that probably reduced any head injuries she had.
"She was lying stationary in the middle of the road.
"Very luckily because there was an ambulance just behind them, paramedics were there within seconds and able to respond to her."
Asked how the incident had affected him, he said he had already put it to one side.
"As a cyclist you probably get a little bit used to that anyway, of just the odd near miss and stuff like that happening in London," he explained.
"And, also being English, you have a cup of tea and a biscuit and you carry on the next day," he added.
"I'll just carry on cycling in, carry on walking in. I hope the other cyclists recover quickly and they start cycling in again."
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Born in Scotland, Simon moved to London aged seven and now lives in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds with his miniature schnauzer, Elodie. He fell in love with cycling one Saturday morning in 1994 while living in Italy when Milan-San Remo went past his front door. A daily cycle commuter in London back before riding to work started to boom, he's been news editor at road.cc since 2009. Handily for work, he speaks French and Italian. He doesn't get to ride his Colnago as often as he'd like, and freely admits he's much more adept at cooking than fettling with bikes.
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"Social impact can be thought of as the net total human effect of that activity on a community and on individuals and families," Professor Flatau said.
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With just a few months left for the general elections, it's action time among political parties. From devising strategies, discussing alliances and developing manifestos, they are on their toes. They never leave any opportunity to deflate their opponents. Watch is their word.
The DMK seems to be in top gear having formally announced it's alliance with the Congress. Quite contrary to popular expectations, the ruling AIADMK has been showing sings of staying at a distance from the BJP while T T V Dhinakaran of AMMK has almost completed selecting his candidates and is on a whirlwind tour of the State. He has denied any pact with national parties.
All eyes on parties like PMK and DMDK. Remember, Kamal Haasan has said clearly that his newly-floated Makkal Needhi Maiam would contest the polls. These parties have been maintaining a stoic silence over forging an alliance to face the Lok Sabha elections. Though traditionally it is AIADMK versus DMK, with no Jayalalithaa and M Karunanidhi's, it would be a different battle. The coming days will be crucial for all of them.


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Revera was the first company in the Canadian senior living sector to appoint a Chief Medical Officer. In her blog series, Dr. Rhonda Collins offers helpful advice for seniors to lead healthy and fulfilling lives.
National Nursing Week is celebrated from May 6-12, although I don't think one week is enough to acknowledge the amazing work our nurses do. All nurses deserve recognition for working long hours, in challenging environments providing compassionate care to their patients, but I want to pay particular attention to the nurses who provide care to our residents. They also work long hours in a challenging environment but the level of care they provide our residents is extraordinary.
"I will always have a special place in my heart for nurses in Retirement and Long Term Care."
They work in a highly regulated environment where workloads and expectations are often challenging. Nurses who provide care for older adults with complex health issues, chronic and terminal illness, advanced dementia, mobility issues, require a special set of skills. They need to have acute clinical skills to recognize changes in health status of their residents and outstanding decision-making skills to determine when to contact the physician or family. They must excel at collaboration with a variety of members of the interdisciplinary team including PSWs, the leadership team, pharmacists, physicians, dietitians and recreation staff.
They must also possess exceptional communication skills to have difficult conversations with distressed family members or residents who may have lost the ability to communicate effectively. They are routinely involved with palliative and end-of-life situations providing care to the residents and support to their families. These are often residents and families with whom they have become quite attached.
I have worked with hundreds of nurses in a variety of environments from Emergency and ICU to Obstetrics and Pediatrics, and I have appreciated all of them for their individual skills. But I will always have a special place in my heart for nurses in Retirement and Long Term Care. In these environments, the physician is only as good as the nurse supporting them. I rely on them to tell me what is going on, to call me when I'm not on site and update me on a resident's status. The nurses I have worked with have been more than colleagues, they have been friends. They have laughed with me – and occasionally at me. They have made me tea when I'm exhausted, brought me food when I am too busy to get food, and given me hugs when I've had a tough day.
To all our nurses, for everything you do, I say thank you. You improve our residents' lives every day and make the world a better place.
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Scarring is an entirely normal physiological process evolved over billions of years to heal wounds, and an inevitable consequence of injuries whether they be deliberate and necessary (following an operation) or unintended (following an accident).
But, what actually is a scar? A scar is a healed wound that has healed in a way that is non-identical to the neighbouring tissue – that is to say it is identifiably different to the tissue it's replacing and next to it, and it is that difference that makes it apparent. A scar can technically refer to any tissue that has healed "imperfectly" from heart muscle to tendons (and even on a metaphorical level to psychological wounds). In general though, when we talk about scars (particularly in plastic surgery) we mean skin scars.
This definition of a scar then itself raises two questions: why is the healed skin different to the neighbouring tissue and what is the practical result of those differences? To understand these it is important to understand the actual components of the skin.
The skin is composed of two layers – the epidermis on the outside and the underlying dermis on which it sits. The epidermis is very thin and is primarily made of cells (epithelial cells) that multiply very rapidly. It forms a waterproof barrier with the outside world, protects from infection and also from ultraviolet light (largely thanks to the melanin in it that comes from special cells called melanocytes and give the colour to the skin). It is extremely thin and relatively flimsy, so much so that if one were to lift it off the dermis it would be almost see-through. The dermis is much thicker and tougher (animal dermis is the main component of leather) and is mainly composed of a strong fibrous protein called collagen and an elastic one called elastin. It also contains hair follicles and nerve cells (so you can feel), sweat glands, a large blood supply (allowing body temperature to be regulated), and sebaceous glands (keeping the skin moist). When an injury occurs the epidermis basically heals perfectly, but the dermis heals imperfectly – a different weaker collagen and less elastin so is more prone to stretching, changes in the nerve cells (so could be less or more sensitive), initially more blood vessels (so redder) and later less (so paler), and no hair follicles, sweat glands or sebaceous glands. It is these differences within the dermis that are primarily responsible for the "scar". Collagen forms the basis of scar tissue. At first, this is laid down in a disorganised way within a highly vascular environment. Over time, most of the collagen is reabsorbed and the remainder is remodelled. At the same time, the vascularity of the site reduces. Thus, all scars start the healing process with a red and raised appearance, but over the course of about 6-12 months, this changes to leave a pale, flat scar.
Every wound will heal with a scar, but it is the surgeon's aim to leave the patient with a mark that is as fine as possible. A surgeon can do this in several ways – for example by planning to place the scar in a less visible place, aligning it so there is less tension across it, using careful tissue handling, using the appropriate stitches, being mindful to reduce the risk of infection and giving advice as needed.
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Atrophic scars where the scar is very thin (sometimes so thin that it actually ends up breaking down into a wound or "ulcerates" with slight trauma) and prone to stretching.
Stretch marks (striae distensae) where the skin has been rapidly stretched and thinned almost like a rubber band that has been stretched beyond its elastic limit.
Hypertrophic scars these may occur following healing under significant tension or some post-injury/post-operative issue such as delayed wound healing or infection. The scar is raised and often red and itchy. While they may settle they do not always do so.
Keloid scars these scars share some similarities with hypertrophic scars but are usually much more lumpy, spread beyond the boundaries of the original scar and can in fact keep on growing unchecked (in theory they can be classified as "tumours" though they are not cancers – they do not pose a danger to life or limb and do not spread). They are much more common in darker skinned peoples.
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The best time to influence the eventual appearance of a scar is at the time of initial wound repair. This is partly because once a scar has matured, the options for improving its appearance are limited. This is particularly true for hypertrophic and keloid scars, where excision may actually result in an even larger and more unattractive scar. The application of steroids, either through intralesional injection or applied as a topical cream, can improve itching and hyperpigmentation. Topical pressure, through the use of elasticated garments, speeds the maturation of collagen and flattens the scar, but while this treatment generally has few complications, there have been reports that in children use of the garments on the thorax may interfere with the growth of the spine and result in scoliosis. Recent advances in laser technology may also offer new treatments for scar correction. However, for many scars, the best treatment is simply to wait: facial scars in particular often improve so much spontaneously that after 12 months there is no need for surgical revision.
The assessment of scarring for medico-legal purposes can be difficult. And can be broken down into three aspects: the descriptive appearance of the scar, the functional result of the scar and the psychological effect of the scar.
The appearance and nature of the scar can described relatively objectively in various ways, such as using the Vancouver Scar Scale, as can the functional effects of a scar. However, assessing the psychological impact is much more challenging and sometimes counterintuitive – a study at the University of Liverpool in 2008 showed that some facial scars can make men more attractive rather than less to the opposite sex.
Aesthetic damage often does not entail an economic loss to the patient but disfigurement can be psychologically traumatic. Compensation in these cases is based purely on the subjective opinion of a medical expert and thus is not an exact science. Although there are various tools available to assess the visual characteristics of scars, they cannot measure subjective factors such as pain and itching, and these factors often have the greatest impact on a patient's quality of life.
While the public perception tends to be that plastic surgeons can produce invisible scars, this is not actually the case. Every wound will heal with a scar; the aim is to make it as small as possible. While many factors that influence scar healing and formation are outside the control of the surgeon, good planning and technique will help to minimise the chances of an adverse outcome. Furthermore, open communication with the patient should lead to realistic expectations of what can be achieved and what complications might occur.
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Wu, T. (2006). Plastic surgery made easy – simple techniques for closing skin defects and improving cosmetic results. Australian Family Physician, 35(7), 492–496.
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I'm sure this has nothing to do with what is going on.
They've apprehended the children haven't they? I don't understand what the controversy is.
They will most likely be allowed to remain in our country on the taxpayer dime and many more will follow. It needs to be stopped ASAP.
Not all of them are children. Some are adults pretending to be kids.
Are you serious when you say you don't know what the controversy is?
There's no controversy. The border is secure. That's why they've been apprehending so many of them.
I would call it a refugee crisis. But a political controversy? Nonsense.
The controversy is that Obama and company caused it.
Barry is "Blindsided" by everything ! Until he read it in the papers, he didn't know it was happening, just like the rest of us found out .
I hope you're kidding me!!!
If not, with all due respect, you may be one of those "low information" people we've been talking about.
I'm becoming very tired repeating myself; I'm sure other posters here are as well.
So, let's steer you in the right direction to get some facts.
In fact, why don't you begin with some information FROM THE BORDER PATROL AGENTS themselves, from an official briefing which took place earlier this week. Go to the thread on "Please report anything you saw on the news last night" and read post #39, as well as other posts. I took notes from the video report of the actual briefing, as well as from the interview of a Border Patrol representative, and directly quoted THEIR FACTS. Note, these are NOT opinions!!!
For example, 70% of the Border agents have been babysitting INSTEAD of protecting our border!!!!! Just use your imagination to consider just who is slipping in past our porous border right now.
Anyway, I urge you to read that post, as well as others, and then come back here and discuss what you've learned. You will learn quite a bit there. Especially from Oldglory.
BTW, it IS a political controversy in that our leaders, including "O", not only have NOT educated themselves sufficiently about exactly what is going on down there, but also because they are dragging their feet and not stopping the "rush" at the border.
"O" wouldn't even go down to the border to check things out for himself...that's the other controversy.
Our American citizens near the border are being attacked, robbed, raped, murdered. Don't you think "O" should go and speak/meet with them, like he did for those who suffered property damage with Hurricane Sandy?
Well, I hope to see you back here once you've spent some time reading the very informative posts and well-researched and verifiable sources from researchers and respected news sources (NOT just op-eds or other opinion pieces.) ....THEN I'd be interested in what you have to say.
I caught the significance of this.
So much for being a PUBLIC service.
Even the google cache has been cleaned of any previous pages stored.
I can only figure it must be local alerts about TB.
I keep reading of border agents/medical staff telling the press there are lots of symptoms/cases and then reading HHS saying they are all healthy with isolated cases here and there.
I believe the agents and medical staff.
Our government has become very adept at coverup, veiled threats to those that would talk and name calling of those that talk anyway.
I remember the big coverup about the BP spill.
The government told us all was well while others showed pictures and spoke about the mass die offs of fish, mutations and shoreline vegetation death.
****Note..President Obama refused to go down to these detention centers...said he didn't want to do a photo OP.
I'm thinking he didn't go down there for other reasons.
I hope Pelosi and Sheila Jackson Lee are now squirming in their seats wondering if they "picked up something" after their visits.
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Obama meddled in the politics of Honduras back in 2009.
For a reason.....now we know what it was.
This started when Potus claimed he would only deport felons. It was 2012 or 2013.


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By Faith Erin Hicks, Peter Wartman (Illustrator), Adele Matera (Illustrator)
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Things are looking bright at the Beifong Metalbending Academy! But after all the adventures Toph's had with Aang, Sokka, Zuko, and Katara, the whole thing feels a bit dull. Luckily, Sokka and Suki come to visit and reintroduce some familiar faces from their wandering days. And while out and about to celebrate, Toph discovers something that just might put the sparkle back in her eye...
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