Tyler Onyango: Harambee Stars prospect returns to Everton from Stockport loan

• Everton's African prospect Tyler Onyango has returned to the club from his loan spell at Stockport ahead of schedule.
• Onyango, born in England to a Kenyan father, has the opportunity to switch affiliations and play for the Harambee Stars
• Everton has reinstated their former coach David Moyes after relieving Sean Dyche of his duties.

Tyler Onyango has returned to Everton after his temporary contract was terminated early in the season.

Onyango was temporarily transferred to Stockport, a League One club, for a full season.

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However, the loan deal was cut short after Onyango was sidelined by a hamstring injury, requiring his return to Everton prematurely.

"Onyango's loan has been terminated because of his injury and he will be undergoing rehabilitation at Everton's medical facility at Finch Farm," stated Everton.

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He made 10 appearances for the team managed by Dave Challinor, helping the side with one assist. Stockport was in seventh place at the end of his stint, earning 38 points. This was three points short of the spot vacated at Reading and 15 points behind Birmingham, which was at the top.

Has Tyler Onyango ever played for Everton?

The midfielder has played primarily for Everton's youth teams, but his senior appearances total four. He made his senior debut in a 2021 FA Cup match versus Sheffield Wednesday. A decade on, he made his Premier League debut against Manchester City, which followed 10 months after his initial senior appearance.

What other clubs has Tyler Onyango played for?

In addition to Everton and Stockport, Onyango has been on loan at Burton Albion and at Forest Green Rovers.

Is Tyler Onyango eligible to represent the Kenyan national team, Harambee Stars?

The 21-year-old was born to a Kenyan father and an English mother. He played for England's U17s, which is what makes him eligible to play for the Harambee Stars.

Everton rehire David Moyes

The Creams recently fired Sean Dyche after a string of only one win in 11 games. The club has since brought back its former coach, David Moyes, who had been without a job since leaving West Ham United last season.

"It's fantastic to be back! I had an amazing 11 years at Everton and I jumped at the chance to rejoin this fantastic club. Now, it's time for Goodison and all Evertonians to rally behind our players this season so we can successfully relocate to our wonderful new stadium as a Premier League team," said Moyes after his appointment.

Everton currently have 17 points, standing just one point above the relegation zone.

Kenyan Footballer Stands Out in English Club Competition

has also commented on the impressive performance of Kenyan international Vincent Harper in the FA Cup.

Harper scored once and provided an assist to enable his Exeter City side to reach the FA Cup fourth round for the first time in 44 years by defeating Championship team Oxford United.

The 24-year-old was previously called up by former coach Engin Firat for a national team match against Russia.

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How Europe's creating the moon on Earth

Making it to the moon requires incremental progress, such as Europe's new LUNA training facility. However, this is not the final step. The next objective is a moon gravity simulator.

To rebuild the moon on Earth, you would require three fundamental elements:

A substance with a chemical composition similar to lunar soil (regolith) Special lighting to replicate the sun's angle A gravitational simulator that replicates one-sixth of the Earth's gravity

And a huge storage container to house it all, like a massive metal hangar.

They reached two-thirds of the way to representing the moon's unique topography in late September 2024. One essential component was still missing.

The pitch darkness was broken by a spotlight trained on two astronauts fully suited up, Matthias Maurer of Germany and Thomas Pesquet of France.

Maurer and Pesquet walked across the hangar, which featured 700 square meters (7,500 square foot) of artificial ground covered with volcanic soil from Italy's Mount Etna, along with dirt from the Eifel region in Germany and rocks from Norway.

The duo, accompanied by an assortment of equipment including long-handled scoops and a robotic canine, simulated an excursion on a mock lunar terrain in front of an audience of around 100 esteemed guests.

As they walked, the light shone in a particular direction, replicating how sunlight would interfere with an astronaut's sight when people return to the moon, perhaps as early as this decade.

It's because the moon does not have a gravitational influence in this context.

Gravity simulator: Missing piece of the LUNA puzzle book

Against a cinematic soundtrack, astronaut Maurer and astronaut Pesquet demonstrated how they would collect samples and explore a crater on the real moon. It was a spectacular display put on for the benefit of politicians and agency officials, who shared a celebratory moment with the astronauts for the cameras and the cameras' crews.

However, it felt incredibly earthen, almost as if it lacked a moon-like gravitational pull. This remains an unresolved issue for the engineers.

In the past, astronauts relied on parabolic flights and swimming pools to simulate and experience weightlessness or microgravity environments.

Parabolic flights utilize modified jet aircraft to replicate weightlessness by flying at 45-degree angles to ascend and descend from high altitudes.

Specialized astronaut training pools are also employed, and the astronauts conduct simulated training exercises while wearing space suits.

Neither of these options would be effective in the LUNA Analog Facility as it is located on dry land.

Engineers aim to create a "gravity offload system," stated Andrea Emanuele Maria Casini, who leads the LUNA project as an aerospace engineer.

"It's like you're manipulating puppets on strings, just hanging them out in space," Casini said.

External cables will be attached to the astronauts' spacesuits, likely tugging on them as they walk and holding them in place as they jump.

The project is currently in its prototype stage and Casini acknowledged: "LUNA is an extremely costly sandbox." But it will provide a platform to test new technologies and train astronauts in a controlled environment eventually.

The magic happens within," said Casini. "The terrain will enable the upcoming generation of astronauts to return to the moon.

Exploration possibilities are also available. Two additional chambers are situated alongside the LUNA Analog Facility - a habitat simulator and a reused greenhouse from the EDEN ISS experiment, which examined the cultivation of food in cold space.

Located beside the main hall, there's a vacant area which could potentially be employed for a future "LUNA 2" or Mars training facility.

"The fragmented moon is risen from the deep sky to nature's Earth stage, a spectator of mortal lifetime fills the observer with silence, which longing asks to delight an eye upon it silently, from down far come to.

From the very beginning, the concept has been driven by the idea. He told that the facility was able to replicate the moon's realities, even without the gravitational offload system.

"When I enter the crater and sunlight hits my face, it is blinding," Maurer stated. As he is located in the crater, any objects in front of him appear dramatically darkened due to the shadow cast by the crater's rim.

This is a stressful test for astronauts, subjecting them to the challenging and sometimes conflicting conditions they will likely face on the moon.

Another factor is the moon's regolith. "It's a major technical obstacle," said Maurer. "It destroys all electrical equipment, blocks moving parts with it and invades the space suit. We can test all that here."

Links around the globe

LUNA can connect with mission control centers worldwide, reaching out to agencies including the DLR in Cologne and the German Space Operations Center (GSOC) in Munich, NASA in Houston, US, and the International Space Station.

This would allow simulations to be executed remotely, for example, by having NASA astronauts guided through a mission simulation in Germany, by their teams located in the US.

Upon its full operation, the LUNA Analog Facility will serve as a symbol of Europe's dedication to space exploration, according to ESA's special adviser for political affairs, Kai-Uwe Schrogl.

LUNA provides credibility," Schrogl said. "You can talk a lot about going to the moon and beyond, but if you only have a few rockets or a lander on the reconnaissance phase, then you are not really credible. You need such a facility to show that you are serious.

Aside from supporting NASA's Artemis program, Europe aims to land humans on the moon by the 2030s. The LUNA Analog Facility is one of many important steps to reach this objective.

Edited by: Zulfikar Abbany

Author: Matthew Ward Agius

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Electronic music's most influential instrument turns 60

The Moog Synthesizer. It was one of the pioneering modular voltage-controlled oscillators and amplifiers, developed by Robert Moog.

Robert Moog's synthesizers were the first to fully empower people to craft and shape electronic music. His original prototype featured two voltage-controlled oscillators and a voltage-controlled amplifier. The initial oscillator enabled users to alter the pitch of a generated sound via the applied voltage, which could then be modified by the second oscillator to produce effects like tremolo.

This is the 60th anniversary of the first Moog Synthesizer. At that time, electronic sound synthesizers already existed, but they were very large – the size of entire rooms. Moog, who was a fan of the theremin – the electronic instrument created in the 1920s that could be played without touching it – experimented with adding amplifiers to the synthesizer's oscillators to make a smaller and more portable version of the machine.

In addition to being the first portable modular synth, it was also the first affordable one, relatively speaking. As an initial point, the original Moog Synthesizer cost $10,000 in 1964. When inflation is taken into account, this amounts to around $100,000 (€90,000) in today's equivalent. While it was not affordable in any strict sense, it was significantly less expensive than its modern-day competitors, which cost millions of dollars.

The first client was British-American composer Eric Siday, who had commissioned Moog to create an electronic musical instrument and requested that a keyboard be incorporated into the machine. Other composers who were interested in electronic music similarly continued to contract Moog and requested the addition of filter features, resulting in innovative new sounds such as the "wah-wah" effect.

Scores of musicians rushed to Moog's innovative synthesizers, and it didn't take long before the first impressive piece of music was created. One of the initial pioneers to work with the Moog Synthesizer was Paul Beaver, who collaborated with Mort Garson to produce the album “The Zodiac: Cosmic Sounds”, which has since become an influential work that has galvanized numerous experimental musicians. Later, in 1968, the album “Switched-On Bach” saw Wendy Carlos reinterpret Bach's compositions, earning both commercial and critical acclaim. It received three Grammy Awards and holds the distinction of being the first classical album to achieve platinum certification.

-One example of the Moog's innovative impact is evident in the iconic song 'Strange Days', from The Doors' 1967 album of the same name. Beaver brought his synthesizer expertise and modulated Jim Morrison's lead vocals to create an otherworldly atmosphere in the track. It wasn't long before the Moog became a sensation, with The Beatles incorporating it into their album 'Abbey Road'. Other early adopters included The Monkees, The Grateful Dead, The Rolling Stones, and jazz musicians such as Herbie Hancock and Sun Ra.

Today, electronic music is everywhere, and synthesizers are manufactured by an immeasurably large number of companies, as well as being simulated through digital music production software. But that didn't mean Moog became complacent.

In 1970, Moog launched a new synthesizer, the Minimoog. This more portable version of the original synthesizer achieved great success. Despite Moog estimating that it would only sell around 100 units to specialized musicians, it sold in the thousands over a decade and paved the way for other products such as the Vocoder, the Micromoog, Multimoog, and the Polymoog. These helped make Moog a well-known brand in the music industry and it featured prominently on progressive rock albums by Yes; Tangerine Dream; and Emerson, Lake & Palmer. Probably its most successful commercial hit in the 70s was Donna Summer’s 'I Feel Love', nearly entirely produced on the Moog.

As the competition for Moog's synthesizers increased in the early 80s, his company encountered financial challenges. Digital synthesizers from companies such as Yamaha surpassed Moog's products, leading to bankruptcy in 1987. However, by 2002, Moog's synthesizers elicited a sense of nostalgia, prompting Moog to reintroduce a new range of synthesizers. Moog passed away in 2005 at the age of 71, but his company remains active and continues to manufacture synthesizers, including the Spectravox, Labyrinth, and Muse models, which were released this year.

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15 low-maintenance hairstyles for a 60-year-old woman with fine hair

As people age, their hair can become thinner and more delicate with age, but that doesn't mean they can't still have stylish and easy-to-maintain hairstyles. Maintaining simplicity is often key when it comes to hairstyles for 60-year-old women with fine hair. So, which are among the top low-maintenance hairstyles for a 60-year-old woman with fine hair?

The notion that "age is just a number" still holds true. After spending more than six decades figuring out which hairstyles work well with your features, you may find yourself wanting a change. There are times when you want to accentuate certain aspects, and other times you may prefer to minimize certain details.

Ultimately, you'll look great with a hairstyle and color that you feel comfortable with, but it doesn't have to be the same one you've always worn. So, don't hesitate to try some versatile senior hairstyles for thinning hair for a low-maintenance and revitalizing change.

Look for a stylist who specializes in low-maintenance hairstyles for fine hair to find the perfect look that suits your needs and preferences.

Every woman's hair is a crowning glory; it's quite evident why. Hair can reflect one's personality, style, and even their mood. Here is a list of low-maintenance hairstyles for a 60-year-old woman with fine hair that showcases the beauty of who she is:

1. Chin-length cut with angular bangs styled to sweep across the forehead.

This easy-to-style bob haircut conveys a sense of vitality while still being suitable for women over 60, presenting a polished appearance that's effortless to maintain. The layered texture adds a dynamic movement, and the full fringe elegantly frames the face.

2. Very short hair with loose, wavy locks.

Those with naturally curly hair in good condition may want to consider a short hairstyle that showcases their loose, wavy curls.

Fine, curly hair can benefit from a short style, which not only adds volume and fullness but also provides a sense of relaxation during warm weather, as it reduces heat-related hair discomfort. It is a highly recommended haircut for individuals with very thin hair over 60, due to its low-maintenance requirements.

5. Try a messy, undone look by applying a small amount of texture spray to damp bangs and then scrunching them to enhance their natural texture.

A long, textured fringe is effortless to style and will fall gently back. This cut is well-suited for individuals with square face shapes as it frames the face subtly rather than accentuating features. This hairstyle also gives off a youthful appearance as it flows across the face.

4. Jagged bob

A jagged bob is a low-maintenance haircut that features textured layers. Let your hairstylist create big curls on textured hair for an even more striking appearance. You can also achieve this look by using a flat iron at home to create beach waves.

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Curls in shoulder-length hair are ideal, they weigh them down and prevent frizzing. Styling it with a side part creates dimension, while the front layers frame the face beautifully and visually lengthen it.

Feel free to showcase your lively personality with this captivating curly hairstyle in rich, caramel-inspired hues.

6. Pixie hairstyle

Kris Jenner is perhaps more famous for her daughters' hairstyles, but she has a signature look of her own. Her distinctive short hair flatters her thanks to carefully textured layers and elegantly curved sideburns that add dimension and highlight her cheekbones.

Get a fashion-forward shaggy bob haircut that adds volume and texture to thinning hair, drawing attention away from thinning areas and creating a trendy, relaxed appearance.

Do you have thin hair with little texture? A short haircut, called a choppy bob, can easily fix this problem, giving your hair a fun texture. It also often looks great with a lighter blonde color and deeper roots that help hide greys and brighten up your face.

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When paired with glasses, a short bob hairstyle presents a refined and professional appearance. Have your hairstylist cut a short, straightforward bob to achieve this style. This particular hairstyle accentuates your cheekbones and provides a comfortable, fashionable look.

9. Long and wavy

Despite many women adopting shorter hairstyles as they age, Madonna defies this trend with her long, youthful locks. If you have medium to thick hair, emulate the style of the Queen of Pop by using a 1-1/2-inch curling wand and then gently separating the curls with your fingers. This effortless look is chic and sophisticated.

10. Afro hairstyle

For individuals with natural, textured hair, having an afro can be a very stylish choice and make your hair care routine more straightforward. You don't require specialized braiding skills to achieve this look; you can style your hair immediately after washing.

11. A trendy hairstyle with a fringe that extends to the sides of the face.

A bob with angled bangs is a great hairstyle for those with fine hair. This style adds volume and cleverly conceals forehead lines, giving you a youthful and refined appearance. Try side-swept bangs for a more romantic appearance and find confidence when you walk.

12. Pixie with Longer Side Bangs (also known as a Fringe Pixie or Pixie Cut with Bangs) is a variation of the traditional pixie cut style that features longer bangs framing the face. This hairstyle can add volume, texture, and a touch of sophistication to a classic pixie cut. The longer sides and bangs create a softer, more feminine appearance compared to the traditional pixie cut with a blunt, straight line. This style can be customized to suit a variety of face shapes and can be styled in different ways to suit individual preferences.

A pixie cut with long side bangs can help soften facial features and create a chic and youthful appearance for women over sixty. It demands minimal upkeep and adds a touch of sophistication.

For an extra boost at the top, your stylist can guide you on a blow-drying technique to add volume to the crown. This hairstyle is one of the top choices for women with fine or thin hair aged 60 and above in present-day market trends.

13. Short feathery wedge

A short, angled haircut is another name for a graduated bob. This style features a 45-degree layering around the edges, resulting in a curved line beneath the hair. Feathered layers at the front of the head add volume, blending the entire hairstyle together.

This style is a great, hassle-free choice for individuals with short, fine hair. It can be made ready with a round brush and styled within a time frame of under 15 minutes.

14. Curtains with a youthful appearance that frame the forehead in bangs.

Long curtain bangs are a fashionable way to test-drive bangs without making a full dedication. This style is perfect for a grandmother who wishes to explore bangs but isn't willing to take the full plunge.

Ask your hairstylist for longer curtain bangs that frame your face to achieve this style. These hairstyles make an older woman look younger and add a burst of youth to your overall appearance.

15. Soft, choppy layers

For those looking for a simple, stylish haircut, soft, layered cuts are an ideal choice. To achieve this look, layering is key. The result can then be enhanced by using a blow dryer with a round brush, which adds volume and bounce to limp hair.

This new hairstyle will enable you to smoothly transition from your current style to your freshly acquired look. Moreover, it retains a sense of elegance and femininity.

Final word

Having the right hairstyle can significantly elevate your self-confidence. Bear in mind that a skilled hairstylist can provide valuable guidance and help you pick a suitable hair length for a 60-year-old woman. Therefore, try the following low-maintenance hairstyles for a 60-year-old woman with fine hair, as one of them is bound to make you feel confident and beautiful.

A Kenyan online news outlet, .co.ke, shared an article featuring popular hairstyles for men with type 3 curly hair. Type 3 curly hair provides a variety of styling options, offering individuals the opportunity to showcase their personal style.

Regardless of your personal style, whether adventurous, classic, or fashion-forward, Type 3 curly hair cuts will enable you to deviate from conventional beauty standards and adopt a bolder appearance.

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Joshua Zirkzee embarrasses Arsenal star as Manchester United win FA Cup clash

• Joshua Zirkzee was one of the key players for Manchester United as the defending champions eliminated Arsenal from the FA Cup
• Arsenal was unable to overcome a 10-man Manchester United after Diogo Dalot was dismissed, resulting in the match going into extra playoff shootouts.
• Zirkzee produced a stunning skill in normal time, leaving Arsenal's William Saliba behind on the Emirates Stadium pitch

Joshua Zirkzee scored the decisive penalty as Manchester United knocked Arsenal out of the Emirates FA Cup in stunning fashion.

The current titleholders needed post-match penalties to defeat Gunners at Emirates Stadium, despite playing a large portion of the game with only 10 men.

Diogo Dalot was given his marching orders shortly after the match took the lead after a pace-setting run from Alejandro Garnacho, following Bruno Fernandes' goal for Ruben Amorim's team.

This season, Altay Bayındır has stood out as a hero for his team, making impressive stops and plays that have given them crucial points.

Gabriel Magalhaes equalised soon after Arsenal were given a man advantage.

Manchester United's reserve goalkeeper, Altay Bayındır, was the match's outstanding performer. The Turkish goalkeeper successfully blocked Kai Havertz's shot in the penalty shootout, becoming a star for the second time, having previously thwarted Martin Odegaard's attempt in regular time.

Joshua Zirkzee appears to drop Laurent Saliba from the rebound

Earlier in the game, hawk-eyed fans spotted what Zirkzee did to William Saliba. He nutmegged the Arsenal defender twice, leaving him sliding backwards on the ground.

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Saliba was compared to Van Dijk. He was told he was dirty.

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Heaping praise in the post-game interview, Amorim commended both Bayindir and Zirkzee

"He believes the penalty save was crucial as it gave his team more energy and confidence to keep pressing, especially when they were down to 10 men. With a team like Arsenal already dominating possession, having an 11th man could have made it extremely difficult to stay in the game. A 10-9 disadvantage, as they were facing, is immense pressure, making it even more vital to earn a draw," Man United's website reported.

The former Sporting Lisbon manager also had kind words for Zirkzee, who was harshly substituted against Newcastle 13 days ago after just 33 minutes.

Joshua was experiencing some difficulties a couple of weeks ago with the fans' support. However, now every time he steps onto the field, he's met with encouragement from the fans. And guess what, he even scored the decisive penalty. Life has its ups and downs. One has to stay grounded, put in the effort every day, and not just for oneself but for the team as well.

Kenyan International Succeeds in the FA Cup Competition

The FA Cup has also highlighted the contribution of Kenyan international Vincent Harper. Harper scored one goal and set up another to lead Exeter City into the fourth round of the competition, a feat the team had not achieved in 44 years.

Harper has not yet made his debut with the Harambee Stars, but the team's former coach, Engin Firat, had selected him for the international friendly against Russia in 2023.

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