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Tornade à Sébastopol: «Mo garson ti pou gagn lékor azordi…» – Mopays.com
Non ce n’est pas Gelena, mais une mini-tornade qui a déraciné cet arbre, hier, à Sébastopol. «Mo garson ti pou gagn lékor azordi…» Sosil Jankee, 84 ans, en tremble encore. Hier vendredi 8 février, une mini-tornade a endommagé sa maison, ainsi qu’une cinquantaine d’autres à Sébasto…
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Gavin Mccafferty, Press Association Sport
Rangers have suffered a double disciplinary blow after losing an appeal against Alfredo Morelos’ latest red card and seeing Allan McGregor cited.
Morelos will sit out three games in total after a panel convened by the Scottish Football Association threw out a wrongful dismissal claim.
The striker was sent off by Bobby Madden for stamping on the groin area of grounded Aberdeen defender Scott McKenna, who was also dismissed for lashing out at his rival.
Alfredo Morelos will serve a three-game ban after losing his appeal against his red card
Rangers goalkeeper McGregor faces a two-game ban after being handed a notice of complaint from SFA compliance officer Clare Whyte for catching Dons midfielder Lewis Ferguson during his team’s 4-2 win on Wednesday.
The 37-year-old will discover his fate on Tuesday along with Hibernian defender Darnell Johnson, who was cited for a challenge on Celtic left-back Emilio Izaguirre.
Morelos will serve an immediate two-game suspension, ruling him out of Saturday’s William Hill Scottish Cup tie at Kilmarnock and the Ladbrokes Premiership contest with St Johnstone on February 16.
He will also serve an additional one-match ban in the Premiership, because it is his second red card of the season in the league. The other also came against Aberdeen and an earlier red card for a kick at McKenna was downgraded to a yellow.
Rangers goalkeeper Allan McGregor faces a two-game ban for a challenge against Aberdeen
That suspension kicks in 14 days on from Wednesday’s game, meaning he will miss a trip to Hamilton on February 24.
Assistant manager Gary McAllister earlier defended Morelos and claimed he had been a victim of his past record.
McAllister said: ‘I felt Alfredo’s reputation went ahead of him on this one, and I think he was trying to get out the way. I think there was a conscious effort not to make a stamp.
‘Alfredo has had moments prior to us coming here, he’s a very competitive player, he gets involved in lots of skirmishes.
‘That’s the nature of his game, I don’t think you can take away his tenacity, which I think we all agree is a big part of his game.
Rangers assistant boss Gary McAllister defended Morelos following the incident
‘From a discipline point of view, he’s got to improve. We are trying to help him. But in this instance, Alfredo has got previous and I think that possibly went against him.
‘His legs are up but they have got to come down somewhere.’
McAllister also defended McGregor, who caught Ferguson with his outstretched boot in the shin as he raced off his line to smother a through ball.
McAllister said: ‘I just see Allan McGregor getting into position to make the save and then he tucks himself up into a ball to prevent himself being hurt.’
Hibernian’s Darnell Johnson will discover his fate for his challenge on Celtic’s Emilio Izaguirre
On-loan Leicester defender Johnson was booked for an over-the-ball challenge on Izaguirre on his Hibs debut but the compliance officer has deemed it serious foul play on studying footage.
The 20-year-old also faces a hearing on Tuesday and a possible two-match ban.
No action has been taken against Celtic defender Jozo Simunovic after he caught Hibs forward Oli Shaw with his arm in an aerial challenge.
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[DOCUMENT] HSC 2018 : voici la liste des lauréats defimedia ven 08/02/2019 – 18:30 La liste des 45 lauréats du Higher School Certificate cuvée 2018 a été rendue publique ce vendredi matin 8 janvier. Voici la liste des lauréats : [DOCUMENT] HSC 2018 : voici… by on Scribd Source link
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La NCG poursuit les recherches.
Les recherches pour retrouver le skipper Warren Wong-Tong, âgé de 22 ans ont repris tôt ce samedi 9 février. Hier soir, il était en mer en compagnie de Donovan Bastien, un autre skipper, lorsque leur bateau a chaviré.
Dans son statement, Donovan Bastien est revenu sur les circonstances de l’incident. C’est lorsqu’il était dans la passe «Brisant Lasenn» que son bateau a été renversé par une houle. Après quelques instants, il a entendu Warren Wong-Tong l’appeler et est parti le rejoindre à la nage et l’a pris par la main afin de l’aider. Mais les deux hommes ont été heurtés et séparés une deuxième vague.
Donovan Bastien a rejoint la plage de Pereybère à la nage. La National Coast Guard est toujours à la recherche de Warren Wong-Tong.
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C’est la première fois pour Piton SSS, bravo Leckraj
Leckraj Hurbhookun, lauréat de Piton State College: «C’est ma revanche» – Mopays.com
Leckraj Hurbhookun est le premier lauréat de Piton State College. C’est rare de voir un lauréat qui ne sourit pas. C’est ce qui nous a intrigués chez Leckraj Hurbhookun, 18 ans. Ce jeune homme très discret fait la fierté de son collège, le Piton State College. C’est la première fois que…
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L’INS Sarvekshak était arrivé à Maurice le 11 décembre dernier pour une durée de deux mois. La mission du navire indien était d’effectuer des études hydrographiques dans nos eaux. Cette mission a déjà pris fin et une cérémonie de remise de cartes hydrographiques a eu lieu en présence du ministre Mentor, vendredi.
Le capitaine Peush Pawsey, Commanding Officer de l’INS Sarvekshek a souligné que des études avaient été faites dans diverses régions, soit Le Morne, Anse-La-Raie, Poudre D’or et à Rodrigues. A noter que c’est la 7e visite du navire indien à Maurice.
Il a laissé entendre que cela fait 150 ans déjà depuis que des études hydrographiques avaient eu lieu à Rodrigues.
Sir Anerood Jugnauth a, lors de son discours parlé de « landmark event » qui marque l’achèvement de ces études. Il a rappelé que depuis 2009, la marine indienne a entamé des surveillances et des patrouilles de notre zone économique exclusive. Le but est de veiller à la piraterie et la pêche illégale entre autres.
Commentant la nouvelle carte hydrographique de Rodrigues, il a affirmé que « cette nouvelle carte est d’une importance primordiale car elle aidera au développement de Rodrigues ». Selon Sir Anerood Jugnauth, chaque activité humaine entreprise dans la mer dépend de la profondeur de la mer, l’identification des risques qui pourraient exister.
« Mauritius is determined to make of the Ocean Economy a new pillar for wealth creation », a souligné le ministre Mentor. Il a ajouté que l’étude hydrographique contribuerait à la mise en place d’une base de données nationale de l’océanographie.
« These will facilitate the assessment of our marine and coastal resources and contribute towards the sustainable use of our maritime zones », a t-il poursuivi.
Les données seraient d’autre part utilisées pour des recherches et surtout pour le prévenir les risques de Tsunami.
Etudes hydrographiques : la mission de l’INS Sarvekshak terminée
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The heat is on Liverpool as they aim to become champions for the first time since 1990.
Jurgen Klopp‘s squad have been outstanding this season but how they cope with tension over the remaining 13 games will decide their campaign.
Anfield heroes Robbie Fowler, Steve McManaman, Michael Owen, Alan Kennedy and Jason McAteer gave their insight to Sportsmail’s Dominic King on the demands facing the current squad in the battle for the title.
The heat is on Liverpool as they look to become champions for the first time since 1990
Are the players coping with the pressure?
FOWLER: I don’t get what people are talking about. Liverpool are level on points at the top, with a game in hand! There will be loads of twists and turns ahead. People can say they are this or that and it’s true they aren’t playing as well as they did at the start of the season. But they’re still top!
McMANAMAN: If Liverpool beat Bournemouth 5-0, you aren’t going to talk about pressure, are you? Mo Salah carries his country, Egypt, on his own shoulders. Does he feel pressure? I think you would find more pressure on a Scouser in the team, because of the club’s history. But the word ‘pressure’ is nonsense, to be honest.
There will be much pressure on Mohamed Salah as Liverpool aim to win the title
OWEN: You don’t think about pressure, really. I certainly didn’t. When I look back on my career, I think, “Wow, I was the goalscorer for Liverpool and England, playing in World Cups and FA Cup finals”. When you look back you realise there was huge pressure. The Prime Minister is under the most pressure. But, after that, there is not much more pressure than being a top player at a top club that is going for the title or in a final. Half the bloody world are watching!
McATEER: The last 10 games of the season the pressure is hyped up and it is like in any sport. If you are a golfer, trying to win your first major, going down the final stretch with three holes to play and you have a two-shot lead, all kind of thoughts creep into your head. It is human nature. It is elite sport.
As in 1996-97 when you fell from top to 4th?
FOWLER: If you put it that way with the results, we clearly didn’t handle it well at all. The one thing I would say now is that, in football, you can’t start thinking too much about the future. You just have to take each game as it comes.
McATEER: The games against Coventry (lost 2-1 at home) and Wimbledon (lost 2-1 away) still stick in my mind 22 years later.
Steve McManaman was part of the Liverpool side that fell from top to fourth in 1996-97
McMANAMAN: When I looked around the dressing room, I don’t think it was pressure. We probably had a little less quality than the opposition at times in big games. You don’t have to be born and bred in Liverpool to know that when you’re top of the league with a third of the season to go, what an opportunity it is. These lads know that. They want to grasp it. Whether they have the quality right at the end is another thing.
What impact will Anfield have on the run-in?
OWEN: I was at the Leicester game last week and I felt a nervousness (around the stadium) after about 15-20 minutes. The fans are going to be so important on the run-in. Be as noisy as possible, get behind the team.
That helps players massively. If it’s like that, Anfield could carry Liverpool to the title. If there is nervousness, you feel it as a player and you become scared of giving the ball away. You have to be free in your mind.
Michael Owen believes the Anfield crowd could be crucial in this season’s title race
McATEER: These days, with social media, it is difficult to escape the pressure. The lads will say they are not talking or thinking about it but you can’t help but do it. It’s human nature. The manager is asked the question every week because results aren’t quite going their way. It just all plays a part in the pantomime of the run-in.
KENNEDY: This team has been top very early. In my day, in the 1970s and 1980s, we used to leave it as late as possible and make a surge at Easter. We built up a head of steam then we said to ourselves after Christmas: ‘Every game; we have to win every game’. That was the attitude. I think these players have a good attitude.
Just another day at the office then?
OWEN: I don’t think players are going to bed nervous and thinking there is pressure on them. That is their life. It’s not a choice and it is not just happening for one day. They live like this. It works the other way around.
When you retire, like I have, and you don’t have that pressure any more then you can go a bit doolally. You almost feel you have no purpose in life any more. That was what everything was about when you were a player. They won’t be feeling pressure or losing any sleep about things.
So it’s all systems go for the title?
McMANAMAN: When you have a history as long and as varied as Liverpool, you’re always going to get these questions. My only concern is the players staying fit, really. A lot of them had a long World Cup. This is the most important part of the season, this is where Liverpool are getting their worst spate of injuries.
McManaman is concerned that injuries could heavily affect Jurgen Klopp’s squad
Liverpool drew with West Ham but will be determined to bounce back against Bournemouth
OWEN: I’m not concerned at all. Everyone had written the league off a while ago, saying City had won it. Then Liverpool came back to go seven points ahead and everyone else was being written off. There is a long way to go.
KENNEDY: Bournemouth is the next game now. Win that. Don’t look too far ahead. If Liverpool win every game, they win the league. Simple as that. So that is what their mindset should be.
On Saturday March 23 the LFC Foundation will welcome AC Milan’s legends team, Milan Glorie, to Anfield for the third official LFC Foundation Legends game.
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Les attaques djihadistes perpétrées en mars et juin 2015 avaient fait un total de 60 morts, dont 59 touristes étrangers.
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Sept condamnations à la prison à perpétuité ont été prononcées tôt samedi 9 février par le tribunal de première instance de Tunis dans deux affaires distinctes qui avaient défrayé en Tunisie la sanglante chronique du djihadisme de l’année 2015 : l’attaque contre le musée du Bardo (18 mars) et l’assaut contre un hôtel de la station balnéaire d’El Kantaoui près de Sousse (26 juin), qui avaient fait un total de 60 morts, dont 59 touristes étrangers et un policier. Cette série inédite d’opérations terroristes, revendiquée par l’organisation Etat islamique (EI), avaient traumatisé l’opinion en Tunisie et porté un coup sévère à l’économie nationale – surtout le tourisme – dont le pays se remet laborieusement.
Dans l’affaire du Bardo, trois accusés ont été condamnés à la perpétuité, douze à des peines s’échelonnant de un à seize ans et dix ont bénéficié de non-lieu. Dans le dossier de Sousse, quatre prévenus ont été condamnés à la prison à vie, cinq une peine maximale de six ans, et dix-sept ont bénéficié de non-lieu. Le parquet a fait appel. Aucune condamnation à mort n’a été prononcée, contrairement à ce que craignaient les avocats de la défense comme ceux des parties civiles. Les trois exécutants des deux attaques – Jaber Khachnaoui et Yassine Laabidi au Musée du Bardo et Seifeddine Rezgui à Sousse – avaient été abattus par les forces de sécurité après avoir commis leur carnage respectif. Bien que survenues à trois mois d’écart, les deux attaques sont liées, certains protagonistes s’étant rencontrés lors d’une formation militaire dans des camps djihadistes en Libye en 2014. Une figure commune émerge dans les préparatifs des deux attaques, celle de Chameseddine Sandi, qui aurait été tué en février 2016 lors d’un raid aérien américain sur un repaire djihadiste à Sabratha, à l’ouest de Tripoli.
Les deux affaires, autant dans leur instruction qu’au fil des audiences des procès, avaient mis durement à l’épreuve la coopération judiciaire entre la Tunisie et nombre de pays d’où les victimes étaient originaires, notamment la France (qui compte quatre de ses ressortissants parmi les tués du Bardo et six parmi les blessés ) et la Grande-Bretagne (dont trente nationaux ont été tués à Sousse).
Dans l’affaire du Bardo, après bien des vicissitudes, les audiences ont pu être retransmises en visio-conférence afin de permettre aux parties civiles de les suivre à distance. « Il y a eu des éléments positifs, commente Gérard Chemla, un des avocats des victimes françaises. Mais il en eu aussi d’insuffisants, voire de très insuffisants ». Au fil de la procédure et du calendrier des audiences, les avocats des parties civiles se sont plaints d’être insuffisamment informés. Ils n’ont eu ainsi accès qu’à une partie des documents, seuls 20 % ayant été traduits en français. « Nous nous sommes considérés comme des spectateurs peu informés de la procédure », ajoute M. Chemla qui reproche aux autorités tunisiennes et françaises de ne pas avoir assez soutenu les parties civiles, notamment matériellement.
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