Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Army Private First Class Roy J. Searle parents and twin brother when he left Johnston's Graniteville village to fight in World War II and his family members died without seeing his body returned to the country for which he gave his life his remains returned to the United States last week and were buried with military honors at a ceremony in Lake Worth Scientific analysis and a cousin born after he died helped in the identification of his remains "I truly believe when you send someone to war you have the responsibility to bring them home," Searle's cousin Betty Rhodes said Monday from her home in Boynton Beach and would visit them often when she was a child and they would send me out to play," Rhodes said "It was a terrible loss for his mother and father and brother At the time of his death, Searle's survivors included his wife, Gertrude A. Searle, his parents, Harvey and Mabel Searle, and his twin brother, Raymond Searle, according to the Boynton Memorial Chapel Searle was mortally wounded in heavy fighting on Dec after his unit crossed the Saar River and tried to capture and hold the two "heavily defended towns" of Pachten and Dillingen Department of Defense's POW/MIA Accounting Agency Searle's 90th Infantry Division was ordered to withdraw to help with the American effort in the Ardennes during the Battle of the Bulge which prevented Searle's unit from recovering Searle's body and those of other fallen soldiers After the war ended, the American Graves Registration Command conducted several investigations in the Pachten-Dillingen area from 1946 to 1950 but they were unable to recover or identify Searle’s remains He was declared non-recoverable in October 1951 while studying unresolved American losses in the Pachten-Dillingen area DPAA historians analyzed documentation related to a set of unidentified remains recovered in 1946 from a civilian cemetery in Reimsbach Several sets of remains recovered from that cemetery were those of the 90th Infantry Division members killed at Pachten and Dillingen and buried by German forces after the fighting which had been removed from Germany and buried as an Unknown at the Normandy American Cemetery in France His remains were disinterred in June 2021 and sent to the DPAA laboratory for identification Searle's remains were positively identified in September 2022 scientists from DPAA used dental and anthropological analysis and scientists from the Armed Forces Medical Examiner System used mitochondrial DNA Y chromosome DNA and autosomal DNA analysis More: RI soldier identified more than 70 years after he died in a North Korean POW camp When the military contacted Rhodes to ask if she would receive Searle's body for burial she had a lot of help from her son Mark Pelletier "He's buried in South Florida National Cemetery "He's buried in a special section for heroes The honors for Searle began even before his burial A service member flew with Searle's body to Palm Beach Airport More military members were at the airport to greet Searle's body and put it in the hearse Members of the airport ground crew saluted and the pilot thanked Rhodes for the honor of flying Searle's remains police and sheriff's department vehicles from the airport to the Boynton Memorial Chapel and later to the cemetery As the hearse carrying Searle's casket left the airport two fire trucks parked on either side of the gates fired a water cannon salute over the passing vehicle Rhodes was presented with her cousin's Purple Heart She doesn't feel it's right for her to keep them and so she said her son is looking for a museum that would take and display them "I feel like they belong to everyone who served in World War II." The Franciscan Sisters of Dillingen ended an 80-year presence at Little Flower Parish and Catholic School with the close of the school term on May 20 Sisters Jean Louise Schafer and Mary Ruth Huhn have been busy preparing for their move to their motherhouse in Hankinson Although both have returned to Hankinson for the summer every year since they’ve been with Little Flower Parish they will not come back to Rugby in August As they sat in the front parlor at their home across the street from the church Schafer and Huhn said they would miss the many people they’ve met in Rugby and Little Flower Parish who took her first vows with the Franciscan Sisters of Dillingen in 1983 talked briefly about the order’s history we have a long and varied history,” Schafer said 24 sisters came from Germany to Collegeville to do domestic work for the priests of that parish and diocese More sisters came in waves and expanded their reach to German-speaking communities in the region Huhn said Hankinson “was a place where they were invited and they were welcomed into the community They built their convent there in 1928.” Schaefer said about 14 years after the convent’s construction in Hankinson Rugby’s Little Flower Parish built its school which is interesting,” Schaefer said “The building originally came from a little town near Hibbing so Hibbing had to move,” Schaefer said “All the buildings were moved and relocated some distance away “The pastor of the parish in that little town was looking for a Catholic parish that would want a school,” Schaefer said he drove down Highway 2 asking pastors if they wanted to start a Catholic school And the pastor here at Little Flower was Monsignor Nicholas Cloos And he was very excited about having a school “They took the school building apart brick by brick and moved it to Rugby,” Schafer said “The people in Rugby dug out a basement and put the school back together again and rebuilt it so there was a moratorium on building supplies that’s why they had to use everything they could from the school and rebuild it.” Cloos next invited sisters from the Franciscan Sisters of Dillingen to teach since the nuns spoke German and many were familiar with the German-Russian immigrant families who had settled in North Dakota Sisters from the order served other communities in the region as well Some taught in the Pierce County community of Selz while others taught in Karlsruhe in McHenry County Nuns from a different order taught the children of German-Russian immigrants in Balta The nuns taught in public schools in the region to relieve a shortage of teachers caused by World War II since not all public school children were Catholic North Dakota legislators passed a law forbidding nuns to wear their habits while teaching in public schools they wanted to provide an education in the public schools,” Schafer said The nuns teaching at Little Flower School numbered about nine when the school opened in 1942 Children at Little Flower School learned reading and other traditional school subjects with religious teachings as well Nuns also taught religion to Catholic children attending public schools in after-school programs “Our sisters over the years have served in several communities and parishes in religious education as directors of religious education or in schools here in North Dakota in the eastern half of North Dakota but we just don’t have the people to do it any longer,” Schafer said “There are people who say ‘We would like to have sisters in our school too,’ but there just aren’t enough to go around.” had told her there had been no sisters taking their final vows “There have been some novices who’ve tried it out they didn’t persevere,” Schafer said Schafer began her work at Little Flower Parish in 2000 Huhn joined her and another sister as a novice in 2009 The number fell to two again two years later took her first vows with the order in 2011 Schaefer said she came from the Bismarck Diocese Both said they would always remember their time with Little Flower Parish We did a lot of different things in our work with the children and the adults,” Huhn said “But our main work here is just being present and giving witness to the value of the faith There’s something more than we’re doing every day “I will miss the contact with the children praying with the people in the parish and the warmth and hospitality people have shown to us From the moment we stepped into this town until today people have been extraordinary in their support from the sisters Schafer and Huhn said many Rugby residents “I like to take walks around town,” Huhn said You pass my house at the same time every afternoon.'” “We’ve dealt with the good people of Rugby and they have been more than supportive of us and our role as women religious “Father Miller has been so supportive of religion in the parish all the pastors in the parish in the 22 years I’ve been here they’ve been so appreciative of the presence of sisters and they’ve done so much to support us,” she added “Father himself was taught by our sisters at the Catholic school there so he has an affinity and a great relationship with our sisters,” she said it will be hard to leave that community.” “I think a big part of our vocation is community life so it will be nice to be back with the sisters There are challenges living with them also but it will be nice to be there to help around the house we don’t have anybody available to drive,’ we’ll be able to help with that so I think that will be a good thing.” It’s always nice to pray with the sisters in a group and that will be something I’ll be looking forward to and also the community life with the small group there it will be good to just get to know each other and work with each other again.” Both said Rugby residents have already asked them if they planned to return for a visit in the future Huhn said they hoped to come back to see the friends they’ve made in the community “at some point.” She added she would keep the people of Rugby in her prayers as she also prays for the families of nuns at Hankinson some of whom are buried in Little Flower Cemetery Both sisters said area residents who happened to be traveling near Hankinson were welcome to call and visit the motherhouse The Franciscan Sisters of Dillingen sponsor retreats for Catholics to build their faith every year The order will host two mother-daughter retreats this summer one scheduled for June 19-21 and a second scheduled for July 21-23 The Geographical Center Historical Society will hold its annual meeting at 6:30 p.m BOTTINEAU – Dakota College at Bottineau recognized recipients of the DCB Conservation Award on Earth Day Copyright © The Pierce County Tribune | https://www.thepiercecountytribune.com | 219 South Main Ave. The Leading Journal for the Tyre Recycling Sector Tyre and Rubber Recycling provides the global tyre recycling sector with a regular free e-newsletter service At least 50 newsletters are produced each year detailing all the latest news and features from our pages To make sure you don’t miss out on the latest news stories from around the world please submit your details via the form below and we’ll happily add you to our circulation list Pyrum Innovation creates a new subsidiary “Pyrum GreenFactory II GmbH” established to operate second Pyrum plant in Saarland A new pyrolysis plant modelled on the plant in Dillingen/Saar with a capacity of 20,000 tons of ELT per year is to be built in Perl-Besch an der Mosel by the end of 2025 This will double Pyrum’s current recycling capacity for ELT Plant components with notoriously long delivery times will be ordered in the first quarter of 2024 final preparations are underway at the main plant in Dillingen/Saar for the first long-term operation of the new recycling line TAD 2 which is scheduled to start on the 18th January after the reactor was heated up to operating temperature yesterday as part of the final tests The line will then run for up to three-weeks continuously under real conditions and with industrial quantities. Following the successful test, Pyrum intends to switch directly into permanent operation of the line with ongoing performance optimisations The TAD 3 line is also expected to enter the final phase of the warm ramp-up by the end of March 2024 Pascal Klein, CEO of Pyrum Innovations AG said; “While we are finalising the last work for the plant expansion in Dillingen, we are also starting the next chapter in Perl-Besch full of energy thanks to the financing agreement recently reached with BASF “The second Pyrum-owned plant is to be built there by the end of 2025 We are also in the process of planning further joint plants with our partners across Europe These developments are not only proof of the success of our unique technology but also of our willingness to continuously invest in the future of sustainable resource recovery.” BASF invests into Pyrum as part of its ChemCyclingTM project: Pyrolysis oil from waste tires as additional raw material source next to oil from mixed plastic waste BASF SE is to invest €16 million into Pyrum Innovations AG a technology company specialized in the pyrolysis of waste tires BASF will support the expansion of Pyrum’s pyrolysis plant in Dillingen and the further roll out of the technology Pyrum is currently running a pyrolysis plant for end-of-life tires that can process up to 10,000 tons of tires per year two additional production lines will be added to the existing plant BASF will uptake most of the pyrolysis oil and process it into new chemical products by using a mass balance approach as part of its ChemCyclingTM project The resulting products will mainly be for customers from the plastics industry who are looking for high-quality and functional plastics based on recycled materials Pyrum intends to build additional tire pyrolysis plants together with interested partners The collaborative set-up will accelerate the path towards the use of Pyrum’s unique technology in serial production Future investors in the technology can have the certainty that the pyrolysis oil produced will be taken up by BASF to produce high-performance chemical products The co-operation will thus serve to close the loop for post-consumer plastic waste Waste tires fall within the definition of post-consumer plastic waste according to DIN EN ISO 14021:2016-07 BASF and Pyrum anticipate that production capacities of up to 100,000 tons of pyrolysis oil derived from waste tires could be built up within the next years together with additional partners “BASF is committed to leading the transition of the plastics industry to a circular economy Replacing fossil feedstock through recycled feedstock at the beginning of the chemical value chain is a major lever in this regard,” says Hartwig Michels President of BASF’s Petrochemicals division we have taken another significant step towards establishing a broad supply base for pyrolysis oil and towards offering our customers products based on chemically recycled plastic waste on a commercial scale.” “After twelve years of hard work Pyrum is proud to finally be accepted by the market We are confident that we will become one of the market leaders in tire recycling with BASF’s investment,” says Pascal Klein “We can finally increase our tire recycling and oil production capacity and concentrate our efforts on making our technology even more performant.” BASF will use the pyrolysis oil from end-of-life tires as an additional raw material source next to oil from mixed plastic waste the use of which is the long-term focus of the ChemCycling project Products made from pyrolysis oil by using a mass balance approach have the exact same properties as products manufactured with primary fossil resources they have a lower carbon footprint than conventional products This is the conclusion of a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) analysis carried out by the consulting company Sphera on behalf of BASF the LCA analysis could show this for the production of polyamide 6 (PA6) used in the production of high-performance components for the automotive industry One ton of PA6 produced with tire pyrolysis oil from Pyrum under a mass balance approach emits 1.3 tons less CO2 compared with one ton PA6 produced with fossil feedstock The lower emissions result from avoiding the incineration of the end-of-life tires More information on all LCA analyses for ChemCycling can be found here: http://basf.com/chemcycling Media contacts: Email: pascal.klein@pyrum.net Email: claudia.neumair@basf.com Founder and CEO of Pyrum Innovations AG and Dr in front of Pyrum’s tire pyrolysis plant in Dillingen/Saar Germany BASF will uptake most of the pyrolysis oil produced in plants which are running on Pyrum’s technology As part of its ChemCyclingTM project BASF will further process the oil into new chemical products by using a mass balance approach GRTGaz announced the official launch of the first cross-border renewable low-carbon hydrogen transport network between France and Germany The announcement was made by Sandrine Meunier GRTGaz’s new Chief Executive Officer They expressed their pride in launching this pioneering network as part of the European backbone which brings together 28 countries and 33 partners along a 53,000 km route “This will be the world’s first cross-border valley,” pointed out Mrs Meunier The network is located in the Greater Region between Lorraine one of Europe’s leading gas transport companies the hydrogen subsidiary of a network operator in Saarland (Germany) are to invest €110 million (€40 M and €70 M respectively) The announcement of this decision coincides with the signing of a contract with Saarland steelmaker ROGESA Roheisengesellschaft Saar as part of its Power4steel decarbonisation project at the Dillingen site The partners will build a 90 km hydrogen pipeline 70 km of which will come from a natural gas pipeline conversion This network will link the largest industrial consumer to hydrogen producers located along its route It is scheduled to come into service in 2027 this hydrogen network will also be a lever for decarbonising local industries and cross-border mobility It will be able to accommodate other customers the implementation of the MosaHYc project depends on the federal government’s IPCEI subsidy decision and the subsequent final investment decision This Franco-German infrastructure project has also been recognised by Europe as a Project of Common Interest for its key role in meeting Europe’s targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions Do you want to learn more about GRTGaz and the MosaHYc Project? Then you can click here and here You can also follow us on LinkedIn for regular content and updates Article written by Laurent Meillaud and translated by Mariem Ben Tili info@hydrogentoday.info Home Newsletters Calendar Hydrogen in the world Key players in hydrogen Our fact sheets about hydrogen © Copyright – Communicaweb 2025 Legal noticies – Management of personal data Home » Atlas Elektronik Selected To Upgrade German Navy’s Minehunter Vessels Fulda and Weilheim of the Frankenthal-class (MJ332) will be equipped with the most modern version of IMCMS (Integrated Mine Countermeasures System) between 2022 and 2025 “By upgrading another five vessels to the latest-generation IMCMS we are taking the next step toward standardizing the technology for mine countermeasures on the minehunter vessels as well as cross-sectional use of the IMCMS training and testing system,” said the responsible project manager at BAAINBw minehunter vessels travels along calculated paths through the minefield and detects suspicious objects If the detection meets certain specifications the Seefuchs mine destruction drone is deployed for classification or countermeasures the embarked mine divers are also deployed As an indispensable prerequisite for secure operation during operations the new IMCMS with all its hardware and software components complies with information security requirements This modernization is part of a larger plan of renewal and upgrade of the German Navy’s (Deutsche Marine) fleet Naval News brings you news coverage of the latest naval defense shows & events We are also reporting on naval technology from all over the world up 76% on the previous year against a total output decline there were investments in the expansion of the workforce and the further development of the organisational structure we are continuing to invest in the expansion of new sites in Europe with our partners and in our own plant in Perl-Besch in order to further establish ourselves as an innovation leader.” The Trading Update Q4 2024 of Pyrum Innovations AG is available on the company’s website at https://www.pyrum.net/en/investors/financial-publications/ The publication of the final figures and the Annual Report 2024 is scheduled for May 16 This page is available to subscribers. Click here to sign in or get access There is a moment in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn when the young protagonist is sickened by society and seeks to retreat from the outside world Other places do seem so cramped up and smothery You feel mighty free and easy and comfortable on a raft," Huck explains a little retreat into nature might seem appealing to many... It therefore comes in handy that Luxembourg is home to several scenic waterways where you can admire the stunning natural beauty from a kayak or canoe Luxembourg's Upper Sure Lake is undoubtedly one of the country's natural gems. Even though you need a reservation on weekends to go to one of the lake's beaches you don't need to worry about that restriction if head to the lake to kayak The youth hostel in Lultzhausen organises kayak and canoe trips on request. You don't need to bring your own kayak as equipment can be hired on site. You can find more information here. We highly recommend an early-morning tour - it's worth the lack of sleep Fancy paddling down the Sure lake all the way to Echternach? This one may be for you. Rent rent a kayak in Dillingen (more information and contact details here - book in advance) and enjoy the smooth watery ride to Echternach This stretch of the river is not very fast-flowing so it's definitely an option to take your kids If you're more of a thrill-seeker we recommend renting a kayak after a period of rain - the river will be faster-flowing Note: you can park your car in Dillingen and then take a bus back to your point of departure from Echternach The rental company will pick up the kayaks Diekirch is not only known for its beer... you can also rent a kayak and enjoy a smooth ride on shallow water upstream of the local dam. Dogs are permitted on board. Contact details and more info here. there is also a wildwater training canal - it's the only one in Luxembourg If you're lucky enough to own a kayak or canoe (even if it's an inflatable one) there are several options but we highly recommend the one and only Moselle valley There are a handful of landing places and you can easily combine them to discover the scenic region at your own place you can start in the small village of Born Please note that there are strong currents and occasional waves in the Moselle river You must be a decent swimmer to kayak in safety on the river Detailed information sheet here. Do you know of another lake or river where you can kayak that we have not mentioned Pyrum sees strategic expansion of production capacities for recovered Carbon Black Now, Pyrum Innovations AG has successfully completed the mechanical assembly of the new grinding plant at the site in Dillingen. With an input material of 1,650 kg/h and an output material of 1,350 kg/h, the jet mill developed by Hosokawa is the world’s largest grinding plant for rCB The difference between the input and output material is fed back to the beginning after each cycle and added to the process again The expansion of the grinding capacity is expected to significantly increase the sales of rCB in the future After the company commissioned the two new reactors (TAD 2 & 3) last year as part of the site expansion the installation of a new grinding and pelletising plant became necessary to be able to process the Carbon Black produced in the new reactors After the completion of the mechanical installation work has already started on the cabling that will supply the plant with power in the future The grinding plant is scheduled to start operations in April 2025 Pascal Klein, CEO of Pyrum Innovations AG stated; “With the successful completion of the assembly of the world’s largest grinding plant for rCB here in Dillingen we can significantly expand our production capacities The expansion will enable us to substantially increase sales of our rCB and thus take a further step towards a sustainable and future-oriented circular economy.” Due to the technical interdependency between the grinding and pelleting plants production is scheduled to start in the third quarter of 2025 The remaining components of the pelletising plant are already on their way and will arrive in the next few weeks so that the assembly of the pelletiser can begin soon Pyrum total output decreased to EUR 12.9 million (2022: EUR 19.1 million) as construction of the plant expansion in Dillingen progresses according to plan Pyrum Innovations AG presented its annual and consolidated financial statements for the 2023 financial year the Group generated total output of EUR 12.8 million which decreased by EUR 6.3 million compared to the same period of the previous year (2022: EUR 19.1 million) due to a decline in own work capitalised and lower than expected rCB production volumes Own work capitalised amounted to EUR 11.7 million (2022: EUR 17.8 million) as construction of the plant expansion in Dillingen progressed according to plan sales were slightly above the previous year’s level (2022: EUR 1.0 million) sales from the rCB produced fell well short of expectations despite sales prices of more than EUR 900 per tonne as the throughput of the installed grinding and pelleting plant is still limited to a maximum of 350 kg per hour To increase the production capacity of the rCB a second grinding and pelleting plant has been ordered Commissioning of the new plant is scheduled for the end of 2024 as the rCB can then be produced and sold in significantly larger quantities The consolidated net loss for the year was EUR -9.5 million (2022: EUR -7.8 million) We now have a total of eight projects in various phases in the pipeline which we want to get over the finishing line in the next three years This means that the current year will also be an extremely exciting one for our company history and we are extremely confident about the coming months and years.” Pyrum states a successful start of hot commissioning of reactor 3 with First production run scheduled to start next week Pyrum Innovations AG is commissioning the third and thus last thermolysis reactor (TAD 3) at its main plant in Dillingen/Saar Following the positive commissioning process of TAD 2 the third reactor was heated up for the first time This involved heating the new reactor to a temperature of around 650°C for the first time The findings from the previous commissioning of TAD 2 were transferred in full to TAD 3 additional minor adjustments have been made on this basis which have contributed to a smooth start of the new reactor After the reactor has cooled down and final preparatory work has been completed this weekend the first warm-up run with the production of thermolysis oil and rCB is scheduled for next week The aim is to ramp up the throughput of TAD 3 to 75 to 80 per cent of the target output within a few commissioning runs TAD 2 and TAD 3 will then be successively ramped up to full capacity utilisation of 100 per cent the final commissioning of the power generation of the produced thermolysis gas is scheduled for the next few weeks Adjustments and fine-tuning are currently still being carried out BASF is to invest €16 million into Pyrum Innovations AG the use of which is the long-term focus of the Chemcycling project end-of-life tyre (ELT) recycling equipment manufacturer Eldan Recycling A/S and pyrolysis technology developer Pyrum Innovations AG will include each other’s products in their complete recycling solutions The Danish and German firms say they’ll distribute these solutions “actively” ”We use the newest developed designs in production of high-quality steel- and textile-free uniform-sized rubber granulate,” comments Bjørn Laursen Eldan’s product manager for tyre recycling “This quality rubber granulate will ensure optimal performance of the Pyrum tyre pyrolysis plants with special attention to low power consumption and automation.” more powerful shredder from Eldan Recycling This will likely be delivered to its plant site in Dillingen ELTs must be shredded before Pyrum recycles them using its patented tyre pyrolysis technology Their rubber components are crushed during the shredding process and steel wire and textile fibres separated Pyrum can treble its ELT processing capacity to up to 7,000 pieces daily the machine enables a significantly better quality and thus higher sales prices for the separated steel “We are very pleased about the agreement with Eldan,” states Pascal Klein chief executive officer of Pyrum Innovations “In addition to the significant increase in our shredding capacities which is also a prerequisite for the commissioning of our two new tyre pyrolysis reactors we will be able to supply a significantly better steel quality with a much higher purity in the future This means that our steel wire will also count as raw material in the future and can thus be directly processed into new steel the sales cooperation shows that Eldan is convinced of our tyre pyrolysis technology and values it as a sales advantage – a further confirmation of our process.” Eldan’s Bjørn Laursen adds: ”Eldan are really excited about the corporation with Pyrum Our fully automated tyre recycling plant will produce the optimal input for the Pyrum tyre pyrolysis plant This will be a “state of the art” system that will combine the best of two worlds We believe the Dillingen plant will be a show-off for more plants to come.” If you would like the latest news from the Chinese tyre industry in Chinese, visit our partner site TyrepressChina.com You have reached ESPN's UK edition. Stay on current site or go to US version Tim Wiese made six appearances for Germany between 2008 and 2012. Simon Hofmann/Bongarts/Getty ImagesGermany goalkeeper turned WWE wrestler Tim Wiese has been granted a playing license at lower league club SSV Dillingen Wiese, 34, won his debut WWE fight in Munich last week over three years after making his last Bundesliga appearance for Hoffenheim in January 2013 and said he "no longer cares" about the sport in which he once represented his country Wiese is now set to make an unlikely comeback in the lower regions of the German league system at Dillingen a Bavaria-based side currently struggling in a district division "We've been friends for a long time," the club's chairman Christoph Nowak told Fupa adding that he convinced Wiese of returning to goal following his fight in Munich last Thursday "He signed the playing license's form in the hotel bar after the fight It's a friendly turn for me and it's good for amateur football." said that Wiese will not be in goal for major parts of the season adding that he could appear in a home match in 2017 But all of it is something between a PR coup and team motivation." 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And now he has his eye on a return to the Bundesliga. Keep up to date with all the latest news, gossip, rumours and done deals in SunSport’s live transfer blog Four years after his last professional appearance for 1899 Hoffenheim the former German international was the best player in Dillingen's 2-1 defeat to Haunsheim. Wiese - known as The Machine - took up pro wrestling in 2016 but obviously retains his Bundesliga class. He donned the keeper's jersey again as a favour to his old friend Christoph Nowak, owner of Dillingen second to bottom in the table. And Wiese said: "I wonder why I gave up on all of this "Considering it was my first game I think it went well But I think I'm still good enough for the Bundesliga Wiese's 120lbs of muscle certainly help in those goal area tussles But his assessment of the game was more measured than he's used to spouting in the WWE "In the first half we slept," he added usually do not play in front of so many people Wises first appeared as a guest timekeeper at a WWE live event in Frankfurt In 2016 it was reported that Wiese accepted Triple H's invitation to train at WWE's developmental facility Wiese made his professional wrestling debut at a WWE live event in Munich later that year teaming with Sheamus and Cesaro to defeat The Shining Stars and Bo Dallas A detour for cars and busses will be organised via Grundhof The cycling detour will be set up to lead to Wallendorf The closure is expected to affect the N10 and PC3 from 7 March until 9 April a 29 year old man caused a serious crash in his attempt to avoid a police control on Wednesday evening The man crashed into a car on the A8 between Dillingen and Saarlouis The motorist avoiding the police drove on the wrong side of the road and hit a car with a 56 year old woman and 34 year old man inside it but the fugitive and his passenger (aged 51) were both severely injured the motorist was known amongst the police and was under the influence of alcohol https://www.kildarenow.com/section/1005/contact-us All the latest breaking local news from Kildare and county Keep up to date with the latest sports news Read all the latest Irish news and updates from around Ireland Find whats happening in and around Kildare and Leinster Enjoy our award winning photos and picture galleries taken in Kildare and Leinster Catch up on all the latest business news in Kildare and Leinster Read about the latest properties available in Kildare and Leinster Enjoy our latest and up to date motoring review and news in Kildare and Leinster Kildare and Leinster Met Eireann Weather Forecast Recent death notices and obituaries from Kildare and Leinster Latest environmental and climate change news in County Kildare Please allow ads as they help fund our trusted local news content Kindly add us to your ad blocker whitelist If you want further access to Ireland's best local journalism consider contributing and/or subscribing to our free daily Newsletter Support our mission and join our community now you can subscribe for as little as €0.50 per week which will also give you access to all of our premium content and archived articles Thank you for supporting Ireland's best local journalism " + $(".testo_articolo").html().replace(//g please subscribe and support local journalism Subscribing will allow you access to all of our premium content and archived articles To continue reading this article for FREE,please kindly register and/or log in Registration is absolutely 100% FREE and will help us personalise your experience on our sites You can also sign up to our carefully curated newsletter(s) to keep up to date with your latest local news Outside Naas courthouse are: Susanna Cawley House of Hearing's experienced audiologist Matt Allen Subscribe or register today to discover more from DonegalLive.ie Donegal Post and Inish Times here for instant access to Donegal's premier news titles Keep up with the latest news from Donegal with our daily newsletter featuring the most important stories of the day delivered to your inbox every evening at 5pm This publication supports the work of the Press Council of Ireland and Office of the Press Ombudsman and our staff operate within the Code of Practice of the Press Council Lo-call 1800 208 080 or email: info@presscouncil.ie Preliminary information provided by the police on Thursday afternoon suggests that the accident resulted from a "failed overtaking manoeuvre." It appears that both a motorcyclist and a car attempted to overtake another vehicle when the motorcyclist lost control and collided with a car Due to the severity of the injuries sustained the Emergency Medical Assistance Service (SAMU) and Air Rescue were called to the scene to provide aid and transport the injured individual to the hospital Authorities are particularly interested in locating the driver of a third car, which was being overtaken by both the motorcyclist and the car involved in the accident. Any other witnesses or individuals with pertinent information are asked to contact the Echternach police at 244 72 1000 or via email at police.ECHTERNACH@police.etat.lu The road has been closed to traffic as forensic units investigate the cause of the accident Authorities expect the road to reopen later this afternoon https://www.leinsterleader.ie/section/1240/advertise-with-us All the latest breaking local news from Kildare and Leinster County Read the latest crime and court news from Kildare and the surrounding areas This year’s Easter parade in Naas will take place on Sunday March 31 The parade is one of Kildare’s largest annual events and offers the community a very entertaining and enjoyable day “This year we will have two bands from Dillingen in Germany joining the parade with over 100 visitors traveling lead by the Mayor of Dillingen We will also have local and national bands participating in the parade,” said Naas Mayor Willie Callaghan “Furthermore we will have visitors from St David’s in Wales coming over to enjoy the event “Naas is twinned with Dillingen and St David’s and we are delighted that they are travelling over for the Parade and the Gathering 2013.” He said the event is an ideal opportunity for established or a new businesses as well as community groups to promote what they do to people living in the Naas area “This year Ireland is celebrating The Gathering and the parade has being accepted as one of the events in County Kildare,” added Callaghan “We would like participants in the parade to use The Gathering as the theme for this year be can be used to draw attention to your float and allows you to gain public awareness.” Anybody inteerested in taking part or seeking more information aboud the parade can contact Cllr Callaghan at 086 2341009 or by email wcallaghan@eircom.net Lo-call 1800 208 080 or email: info@presscouncil.ie.