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Ligue des champions: le PSG débutera face à…

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Le Paris SG débutera sa campagne en Ligue des champions le 6 septembre en recevant la Juventus Turin alors que Marseille se rendra sur la pelouse de Tottenham le 7 septembre, selon le calendrier de la phase de groupes dévoilé samedi par l’UEFA.

Dans la poule H, le champion de France commencera donc par un choc au Parc des Princes face à la Juve avant deux déplacements au Maccabi Haïfa (14 septembre) et à Lisbonne face au Benfica (5 octobre).

Le PSG ira se frotter à la Juve devant son public le 2 novembre lors de la 6e et dernière journée.

L’OM (groupe D) enchaînera lui par deux réceptions au Vélodrome (Eintracht Francfort le 13 septembre, Sporting Portugal le 4 octobre) après sa rencontre inaugurale à Londres. Les Marseillais accueilleront le club anglais le 1er novembre pour le compte de la 6e et dernière journée.

Dans le groupe le plus relevé (C), le premier affrontement entre le Bayern Munich et le FC Barcelone aura lieu le 13 septembre à l’Allianz Arena, le retour étant programmé le 26 octobre au Camp Nou.

En Ligue europa, dont le calendrier a également été publié samedi, l’AS Monaco, reversé en C3 après son échec en tour préliminaire de Ligue des champions, débutera son parcours à Belgrade le 8 septembre (21h00), sur le terrain de l’Etoile rouge.

A la même heure, pour ses grandes retrouvailles avec la Coupe d’Europe, le FC Nantes recevra les Grecs de l’Olympiakos Le Pirée tandis que le Stade Rennais ira à Chypre pour affronter l’AEK Larnaca (18h45).

En Ligue europa conférence, l’OGC Nice recevra le FC Cologne, également à 18h45 le 8 septembre.

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Ligue des champions: le PSG débutera face à…

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The content originally appeared on: Guadeloupe FranceAntilles

Samedi 27 août 2022

Les groupes de la Ligue des champions, à l’issue du tirage au sort effectué à Istanbul, le 25 août 2022 – OZAN KOSE (AFP)

Le Paris SG débutera sa campagne en Ligue des champions le 6 septembre en recevant la Juventus Turin alors que Marseille se rendra sur la pelouse de Tottenham le 7 septembre, selon le calendrier de la phase de groupes dévoilée samedi par l’UEFA.

Dans la poule H, le champion de France commencera donc par un choc au Parc des Princes face à la Juve avant deux déplacements au Maccabi Haïfa (14 septembre) et à Lisbonne face au Benfica (5 octobre).

Le PSG ira se frotter à la Juve devant son public le 2 novembre lors de la 6e et dernière journée.

L’OM (groupe D) enchaînera lui par deux réceptions au Vélodrome (Eintracht Francfort le 13 septembre, Sporting Portugal le 4 octobre) après sa rencontre inaugurale à Tottenham. Les Marseillais accueilleront le club anglais le 1er novembre pour le compte de la 6e et dernière journée.

Dans le groupe le plus relevé (C), le premier affrontement entre le Bayern Munich et le FC Barcelone aura lieu le 13 septembre à l’Allianz Arena, le retour étant programmé le 26 octobre au Camp Nou.

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Les anecdotes du tour : le duel…

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The content originally appeared on: Guadeloupe FranceAntilles

Vendredi 12 Août 2022 – 10h41

Priscilla Romain d’Offensive Mag et Anthony Bassien-Capsa, présentent des faits et anecdotes sur l’ensemble des éditions du Tour de la Guadeloupe.Les anecdoctes du Tour – DR

 Notre rédaction s’est associée à Priscilla Romain d’Offensive Mag, pour vous présenter des faits et anecdotes sur l’ensemble des éditions du Tour de la Guadeloupe.

  L’anecdocte du jour concerne les rivalités entre les formations colombiennes et vendéennes à la fin des années 90.

A voir égalementAnecdocte 1: le Pont de l’Alliance

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Manuel Contaret, coach de Daryl…

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Vous étiez le coach de Daryl lors de cette épreuve, qu’avez-vous pensez de l’organisation ?

On manquait parfois d’informations suffisamment en amont et Daryl n’a pas pu s’échauffer correctement. Globalement toute la logistique a été bien réalisée. Les référents étaient très disponibles.

Qu’avez-vous pensé du niveau général ?

Le niveau général était élevé, mais c’est dans la catégorie des légers où il était le plus haut. Il y a vraiment eu de très belles performances…


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Sra. Irena Maria Dijkhoff-Faro

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Bou di alanan di Dios mi ta sigur

Abo cu ta biba bou di amparo di Altisimo

Ta hospeda den sombra di Dios omnipotente

Bisa Senjor: Mi Refugio, mi forti

Mi Dios den kende mi ta pone mi konfiansa

Salmo 91 

Cu inmenso tristesa pero conforme cu Dios su boluntad

nos ta anuncia e fayecimento di nos

mama, wela, bisawela, ruman y tanta stima 

Sra. Irena Maria Dijkhoff-Faro

vuida di Freddy Dijkhoff

mihor comoci como ” Chiren, Yon, Oma, tanta Nena”

02 maart 1940 – 24 augustus 2022

 Na nomber di su

Mayornan:

†Maria Dominica Faro-Franken

†Higinio Casper Faro

Mama di criansa: 

†Anna Pulcheria Faro-Semeleer

Yuinan:

Ethleen Dijkhoff

Gina Dijkhoff y Marlon Mercera

Ralph Dijkhoff

Nietanan:

Thailisah y Luigi Dirksz-Dijkhoff (Hulanda)

Gineally Maduro

Xeliany Thiel

Bisanieto(a) stima:  

Ivan Maduro y Clarisse Dirksz

Rumannan:

†Maria “Ina” Faro

Theresita, Alberto Kock, yiu Anthony y famia

Isnardo “Chonai”, Petra Faro, yiunan Jorge, Juni y famia

†Antonia Faro, yiuinan Ghislaine, Daymond, Julisa Dabian y fam

Ursula Faro, yiu Yoana Infanzon

†Pablo, Stefanita “Titi” Tromp y juinan

Swa y cuñanan:

Damian y Diny Dijkhoff y famia (Hulanda)

    †Antonio “Tony” y Zita Dijkhoff y famia

Mario y Bibi Dijkhoff y famia

 †Filomena Dijkhoff , yiu Jeandeska y famia

Yolanda y Jan Ulfman-Dijkhoff y famia (Hulanda)

†Rudy Dijkhoff y famia

Robert “Eto” Dijkhoff y famia

Lando y Sandra Dijkhoff y famia

Tanta y omonan, primo y primanan, comer y compernan y tur su ihanan.

 Bon bisiñanan:

Mena Tromp, Rigo y Esther Tromp, Herman y Ruthmila Sawney.

Ex colleganan di Stichting Imeldahof , Grupo Bini Bini.

Su bon amigonan:  

Wim y Gilia de Winter, Rufo Dabian, Gerardo Infanzon,

Clara Wernet, Piero Maduro, Bert Thiel, Harold Tromp, Royceline y Tico, Shahaira Lopez.

 Demas famianan:

Dijkhoff, Faro, Mercera, Dirksz, Maduro, Thiel, Franken, Semeleer,

Simileer, Kock, Dabian, Ulfman, Tromp, Infanzon, de Cuba, Figaroa, Ruiz,

Flanegin, Bislip, Ignacia, Kelly, Webb, Arendsz, Quevedo, Vrolijk, Medina, Reyes. 

Acto di condolencia y despedida lo tuma lugar

Dialuna 29 di Augustus 2022 for di2or pa 4or na Aurora Funeral Home,

sigui pa cremashon den seno familiar. 

Na lugar di flor of krans nos lo aprecia bo contribushon pa Fundashon Hospice

Atardi, cu te na final a cuida y stima nos mama. Lo tin un box disponible. 

Nos disculpa si den nos tristesa nos por a lubida cualkier famia,

y nos ta lamenta cu despues di despedida nos no ta tuma bishita di condolencia na cas.

 

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Nationale jeugd schaakkampioenschappen gestart

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Tekst en beeld Ricky Wirjosentono  PARAMARIBO — In een tjokvolle zaal van het denkcentrum hebben ruim honderd schakers vrijdag de

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Four dead of covid19, 287 new cases

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

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There have been four additional covid19-related deaths, the Ministry of Health said in its daily update on Friday. This raises the covid19 death toll for this week to 28, and increases the total number of deaths since March 2020 to 4,123.

Those who died were one elderly male and three elderly females. All four people had multiple comorbidities.

The ministry reported there were 287 new covid19 cases as of Friday afternoon. The cases were from samples taken between August 24 and 25.

There are now 6,350 active cases.

There are 240 patients in hospital, with 6,110 in home self-isolation and 25 in step-down or transition facilities.

As of Friday, there were 167,638 recovered covid19 patients, with 26 people being discharged from public health facilities, and 325 recovered community cases.

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‘Foolish fantasy’ – PNM Tobago leader slams $4b Roxborough plan

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

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PNM political leader Ancil Dennis –

PNM Tobago Council political leader Ancil Dennis has dismissed his PDP counterpart Watson Duke’s $4 billion plan to develop Roxborough as pure fantasy and gimmickry.

He also accused Duke, the electoral representative for Roxborough/Argyle, of unveiling the proposal without consultation with Chief Secretary Farley Augustine or the Executive Council.

Duke revealed the plan in New York on Monday at a Caribbean Diaspora Investment Forum’s Invest Tobago town hall meeting.

The proposal features provisions for an airport, marina complex, luxury villas, free-trade zone and a medical tourism complex.

An animation concept of the city of Roxborough. –

In a letter to newspaper editors on Friday, Dennis said he was confused by what was going on within the PDP.

He wondered what was the status of the PDP’s Scarborough revitalisation plan.

“Do you remember the City of Scarborough plan which underpinned PDP’s THA election campaign? After a few wishy-washy consultations, that project is now playing second fiddle to the City of Roxborough plan which has an estimated cost of over $4 billion according to Watson Duke himself, while speaking to more chairs than actual people last Monday night.”

Dennis questioned whether any feasibility study was done before the plan was unveiled.

“The PDP-led THA’s investment strategy is to send the most clownish of them all globe-trotting to criticise the country’s government, and promote a project at preposterous cost, that is based more on Duke’s personal fantasy than feasibility and possibility. After all, the Chief Secretary and the rest of his Executive Council knew not of this plan before it was revealed to the world; and I challenge any of them to say otherwise.”

Newsday tried to reach Augustine and Duke for further details about the plan but neither has responded.

Dennis said Duke is managing his portfolio as Deputy Chief Secretary as if he were still president of the Public Services Association (PSA).

A blueprint of the plan for the city of Roxborough. –

“They did not deliver the promised…ex-gratia payments to each Tobagonian before last Christmas, neither did they deliver the 5,000-plus jobs promised on every ‘block’ on the island which were to be available within six months of their assumption of office, but here we have another grandiose promise of a mega city in the heart of a small town, with artificial islands and an airport on the sea.

“Clearly, they are taking us Tobagonians for a bunch of fools.”

Dennis said Duke was being hypocritical in condemning the government’s plan to bring Sandals Resort to Tobago while now seeking to do something similar.

“The same fatuous one who ran Sandals from Tobago is allowed to sell the city of Roxborough to the world! Not those investment-ready tourism and agriculture projects on the island, not the City of Scarborough previously touted by them, not Tobago Performing Arts Company or Tobago Agribusiness Development Company; but the city of Roxborough inclusive of an artificial island that is likely to cost US$1 billion per square mile.

“While it may me good political strategy to sell pipe dreams to the electorate, it is quite embarrassing that this same approach is adopted with professional investors and businessmen in the real world.”

Dennis said he was concerned by the strategy being used to enhance the island. He said that instead of trying to create a “Las Vegas or a Dubai in selected areas” by using software, it would be prudent to “pursue feasible, affordable, sustainable, and indigenous development that is consistent with our local context and culture, especially in the environmentally treasured northeast Tobago.”

Dennis said Duke previously taking credit for chasing Sandals from Tobago also makes him the worst candidate to try to sell Tobago to the world.

“Clearly, Watson Duke is the real boss and cannot even be made to report to us…somebody must rein in the chief clown before the world thinks that Tobago is a real circus.”

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bp Renegades enters new era, celebrates 60 years of Trinidad and Tobago independence

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bp Renegades members play in front of their old logo for the last time. – Sureash Cholai

THE bp Renegades Steel Orchestra launched a new logo and new era for the legendary steelband at an event at its Charlotte Street, Port of Spain, panyard on Friday. The band, along with sponsors bpTT, also celebrated 60 years of independence for TT. Newsday photographer Sureash Cholai was on hand to capture these images.

From left: Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, outgoing bpTT president Claire Fitzpatrick, bp Renegades president Colin Greaves, incoming bpTT president David Campbell, Energy Minister Stuart Young, Port of Spain Mayor Joel Martinez and a young band member unveil the legendary steelband’s new logo on Friday night. – Sureash Cholai

Members of bp Renegades Steel Orchestra get ready to play in their new jerseys in front of the band’s new logo at a launch event at its panyard on Charlotte Street, Port of Spain, on Friday. – Sureash Cholai

From left: Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley, centre, in conversation with incoming bpTT president David Campbell and outgoing bpTT president Claire Fitzpatrick at bp Renegades Steel Orchestra’s panyard, Charlotte Street, Port of Spain, on Friday night. – Sureash Cholai

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Works Ministry removes barrels on highway

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THE Works and Transport Ministry said it removed some barrels that were recently placed along the Solomon Hochoy Highway in the vicinity of the Gandhi Village Roundabout by Progressive Empowerment Party (PEP) leader Phillip Edward Alexander.

After a recent accident at the roundabout, Alexander claimed there were no safety measures there. He promised to fix the situation if the ministry did not.

In a statement on Friday, the ministry said it removed some oil barrels that had been placed in this area.

“While the Ministry is not averse to any initiative that seeks to improve road safety measures on the nation’s roadway, such actions must operate within the parameters and guidelines of the Highways Authority.”

The ministry said in this case, the barrels were removed since Alexander did not seek approvals from the relevant authority and none was given by said authority.

“The barrels were improperly installed and do not support the overall safety plan for the area. The existence of fixed procedures and checks and balances are critical as it ensures that an organisation adheres to proper engineering standards and processes, allowing for the most effective solution to be undertaken”

The ministry said, ” The issue of road safety and the implementation of appropriate measures require a specific skill set. Such works should not be done by the whim and fancy of a person not specialised in the field.”

Given the increase in road traffic accidents in the vicinity of the roundabout, the ministry said it has implemented additional traffic-control devices.

These include crash cushions (lit sand barrels), reflective tape, flashing cat eyes, flashing warning lights and improved signage and pavement markings with the intent of improving the overall safety of the area.

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