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Workplace Stress Triggers: How to Spot Them, How to Cope
SATURDAY, Sept. 21, 2024 (Healthday News) -- Workplace anxiety. Who hasn't experienced it?. However, if that anxiety is so strong that it hurts your performance or lingers for months, you might have a problem, one expert says. Dr. Asim Shah, executive vice chair in the Menninger Department of Psychiatry and...
S.Africa snowfall closes roads, strands motorists overnight
Unusually heavy snowfall caused major disruption on South Africa’s roads Saturday with people still stranded at midday after spending the night stuck in their vehicles. The key N3 highway linking Johannesburg and the east coast city of Durban was one of the worst affected and several portions were closed, with even detours impassible, officials said.
New Zealand pilot freed in Indonesia after 19 months in rebel captivity
New Zealand pilot Phillip Mehrtens has been released from captivity by rebels in Indonesia's restive Papua region and is in good health despite the 19-month ordeal, Indonesian and New Zealand authorities said Saturday. Mehrtens, 38, was working for Indonesian airline Susi Air when he was snatched by rebels from the...
Lawyers of women alleging Al-Fayed sex abuse receive over 150 new enquiries
A legal team representing women alleging rape and sexual assault by the late Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed said on Saturday it received over 150 new enquiries, including from women accusing the former Harrods owner. The BBC released a documentary and podcast on Thursday in which Fayed is accused by multiple...
President Museveni's son backs Ugandan strongman for 7th term
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni's son, who had earlier said he would run in the 2026 presidential election, announced on Saturday he would not stand and would back his father instead. The announcement is a tacit acknowledgement that Museveni, who has been in power since 1986, will seek a seventh term...
Germany's Oktoberfest opens under tight security after attacks
Munich's Oktoberfest, the world's biggest beer festival, opened Saturday under heightened security following a string of attacks in Germany attributed to jihadists. "We will make the Oktoberfest as safe as possible," Munich mayor Dieter Reiter pledged ahead of the 189th edition of the event, which runs until October 6. Billed...
Environmental protesters block French cruise liner port
Environmental activists blocked the cruise ship port in the southern French city of Marseille on Saturday to protest against the sea, air and climate pollution generated by these huge vessels. About 20 members of Extinction Rebellion and Marseille-based Stop Croisieres (Stop Cruises) made a chain of canoes in the water...
Zelensky says no UK, US go-ahead to use long-range missiles
The United States and Britain have not authorised Ukraine to use long-range missiles on targets inside Russia possibly fearing an "escalation", President Volodymyr Zelensky said. Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that firing long-range weapons into Russia would signify that NATO countries were at war with Moscow. "Neither America nor...
Luke Altmyer, No. 24 Illinois pull out OT win over No. 22 Nebraska
Luke Altmyer's fourth touchdown pass of the night, a 4-yarder to Pat Bryant in overtime, led No. 24 Illinois to a 31-24 win over No. 22 Nebraska on Friday in Lincoln, Neb. Illinois (4-0, 1-0 Big Ten) started overtime with a 21-yard run by Kaden Feagin. Altmyer then connected with Bryant in the right corner of the end zone. Nebraska (3-1, 0-1) began its overtime drive with a false-start penalty, and matters only grew worse for the Cornhuskers. Dylan Raiola took two sacks, completed a pass, then was sacked on fourth-and-29 to end the game. Altmyer completed 21 of 27 passes for 215 yards. Bryant finished with five receptions, including two touchdowns, for 74 yards. Tanner Arkin and offensive lineman Brandon Henderson each had a red-zone TD reception, and Kaden Feagin led the Fighting Illini with 69 rushing yards on 12 carries. Raiola wound up 24 of 35 for 297 yards with three touchdowns passes and one interception. Isaiah Neyor had four receptions for 90 yards and two scores, and Jahmal Banks hauled in eight passes for 94 yards. Dante Dowdell ran 20 times for 72 yards. Both teams had chances to break a tie late in the fourth quarter. The Cornhuskers' Ceyair Wright forced a fumble while sacking Altmyer with 8:24 remaining, and teammate Mikai Gbayor recovered at the Nebraska 38. The ensuing drive ended when Nebraska kicker John Hohl missed wide right on a 39-yard field-goal attempt. The Fighting Illini were aided by a key play in the second quarter that was first called a Cornhuskers touchdown on the field. After a review, Torrie Cox Jr. had his arm between Neyor and the ball and stripped it away in the end zone, keeping possession with the lone interception for either team on the night. Nebraska senior defensive back Tommi Hill left the game in the first half because of an apparent head injury. It was a historic game for Nebraska despite the loss, as it was the school's NCAA-record 400th straight sellout. --Field Level Media.
Wynnewood shuts down Allen in second half to stay undefeated
WYNNEWOOD, Oklahoma (KTEN)- The Wynnewood Savages are 3-0 for the first time in a decade after a 31-14 victory over Allen on Friday. The Mustangs fall to 0-3. They'll look for their first win next week when they travel to take on Talihina to start district play. Wynnewood will also...
Emerson spoils Denison's homecoming
DENISON, Texas (KTEN)- Denison honored its 1984 state championship team before its game against Emerson on Friday. However, that was all the celebrating the Yellow Jackets could do on the night as Emerson scored the 45-7 victory. Denison is now 0-4 on the year. The Yellow Jackets will travel to...
Gunter volleyball honors Chloe Johnson for 1,000 kills
GUNTER, Texas (KTEN)- Gunter honored one of its top volleyball stars tonight. The Lady Tigers surprised senior Chloe Johnson after she recorded her 1,000th career kill at Gunter this past Tuesday against Farmersville. Johnson is committed to Long Beach State and was a member of Gunter's 2022 state title team...
Stanford tops Syracuse on last-second field goal to earn first ACC win
Emmet Kenney kicked four field goals, including a 39-yarder as time expired, to send visiting Stanford to a 26-24 win over Syracuse on Friday night. Playing in their first Atlantic Coast Conference game following a long run in the Pac-12, the Cardinal (2-1, 1-0 ACC) never trailed until the waning minutes. Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord found receiver Darrell Gill Jr. for 24 yards on third-and-17 then hooked up with Jackson Meeks for a 13-yard TD with 3:13 remaining as the hosts jumped ahead 24-23. However, the Orange (2-1, 1-1) were unable to stop Stanford on the final possession. Ashton Daniels' 27-yard back-shoulder throw to Elic Ayomanor on fourth-and-9 set up the Cardinal at the 18-yard line, allowing Kenney to drill the winning kick in the final seconds. McCord finished 27 of 42 for 339 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions, plus a rushing score. Daniels went 23 of 38 for 178 yards with one TD and two picks. McCord accounted for two touchdowns -- one for each team -- in the latter portions of the third quarter. With a little more than four minutes left, he was intercepted by Mitch Leigber, who returned it 71 yards to put Stanford ahead 20-10 following the extra point. However, McCord got the points right back for the Orange, scoring on a 19-yard run in which he jumped over a defender on his leap into the end zone. McCord's second interception of the game -- this one nabbed by Jay Green -- set up the Cardinal around midfield less than a minute into the fourth quarter. The visitors drove into the red zone before settling for Kenney's 35-yard field goal that made it 23-17 with 9:19 to play. After the teams exchanged punts to begin the contest, Stanford drove 78 yards -- capped by Ayomanor's one-handed TD grab -- to open the scoring. Another punt by the Orange set up Kenney's 38-yard field goal to make it 10-0 early in the second quarter. The Cardinal still held a 10-point advantage, 13-3, after Kenney's 51-yard field goal with 1:35 remaining in the half. Yet, that left Syracuse enough time to cash in on McCord's last-minute 67-yard TD pass to Umari Hatcher, whose defender fell down on the play. --Field Level Media.
Ethiopians struggle with bitter pill of currency reform
In a small fashion store in Ethiopia's capital, Medanit Woldegebriel's dresses have almost doubled in price in the past two months, sending customers fleeing. "Business is slow," admits a downhearted Woldegebriel, whose shop in the sprawling Merkato market of Addis Ababa imports clothes from Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.
Bobcats outlasts Childress in battle of Cats
The Sunray Bobcats varsity football team defeated the Childress Bobcats 21-7 Friday, Sept. 20. The game wasn't;t the high scoring affair we're used to seeing from Sunray, but they showed once again they can grind out a win if needed. Sunray found themselves down 7-0 heading into the locker rooms...
With Ewers sidelined, Manning to start for No. 1 Texas against ULM
AUSTIN — Arch Manning is getting his starting moment for No. 1 Texas. The second-year freshman, who has dazzled the Longhorns in two appearances off the bench, will get his first career start Saturday (7 p.m.; TV: ESPN+, SECN+; Radio: KTBB 97.5-FM) for Texas (3-0) against Louisiana-Monroe (2-0) as regular starter Quinn Ewers continues to recover from a strained muscle in his abdomen.
Demons fall to Plainview
The Dumas Demon varsity football team fell to the Plainview Bulldogs 35-28 Friday, Sept. 20. The loss marks Dumas' second of the season. The Bulldogs clinched the game with an interception with just over a minute remaining in the game. The Demons started off hot once again taking a two...
US congresswoman slams cartoon of her next to exploding pager
A Palestinian-American member of US Congress on Friday condemned a cartoon published in a conservative magazine that depicted her next to an exploding pager. The cartoon, published Thursday in the National Review, referred to a wave of exploding communication devices this week in Lebanon. The blasts that killed at least...
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