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Australian Olympic Committee announced on Tuesday, just an hour before the start of qualifying, that Australian athlete Lani Pallister would withdraw from the women’s 1,500m freestyle after testing positive for COVID-19.The news sparked concern at La Défense arena in Paris after British swimmer Adam Peaty acknowledged on Monday that he had also had the disease, just hours after winning silver in the men’s 100-meter breaststroke final.The positive test has put his future participation in Paris 2024 in doubt, but Peaty is determined to recover in time to reunite with his teammates for the relay later this week.This isn’t the only…
Heatwave doesn’t lead to higher prices Despite the start of the hottest August on record, September 2024 natural gas prices closed lower for the fifth straight day on Monday. Weather forecasts are calling for near record hot and cool days (CDD) for much of the next 10 days, which is typically bullish for natural gas demand. NatGasWeather reports that a hot, high pressure system will dominate much of the U.S., with highs in the upper 80s to 100s Fahrenheit range, which will be a strong driver of demand nationwide. Oversupply weighs on market The main reason for the summer selling…
Keeping people healthy in cities, especially poorer areas, is hard, and a simple, effective and scientifically proven prescription for improving health is to plant more trees.The idea of planting more trees in urban environments is so simple, affordable and effective that it’s hard to understand why we aren’t doing it more urgently, especially when there is so much evidence showing how much good trees do.Environmental epidemiologist Mark J. Nieuwenhuysen proposed a simple way to remember just how important trees are: the “3-30-300 rule,” which suggests that for optimal health, everyone should have at least three trees visible from their home,…
Judo is one of the most unforgiving sports and Timo Kavelius was certainly reminded of that on Tuesday. The German made his Olympic debut in Paris and made a bit of LGBTQ team history as the first openly gay male judoka to compete in the Olympics. Related But the 27-year-old, who normally works for the Bavarian state police, now faces a tough draw in the 81kg class in a 32-round bout against a former world champion. Get off the sidelines and get in the game Our weekly newsletter is packed with information on everything from locker room chatter to pressing…
Val Venis has never made a fuss about his right-wing views, and his fight over pronouns has devolved into outright homophobic posts. Not only that, he’s been canceled multiple times, and recently fans tried to secure trademark rights to the expired Venis name, which has led to Venis now going on an insane rant. Earlier this year, Val Venice launched a scathing attack on Rose, calling her a “Satan worshipper” for supporting transgender rights and urging her to stop promoting what Venice called a “mental disorder.” Val Venis may lose the rights to his old name, as the trademark for…
Cruise vacations are more popular than ever, and the surprising reason is growing interest from a wayward group that has traditionally steered clear of an industry geared toward older travelers: younger travelers. From honeymoons to TikTok: Cruises capture the imagination of millennial and Gen Z travelers (Photographer: Angel Garcia/Bloomberg) {{^userSubscribed}} {{/userSubscribed}} {{^userSubscribed}} {{/userSubscribed}} Take Royal Caribbean Cruises: Half of the company’s passengers are millennials or Gen Z, making it the fastest-growing part of its customer base, according to CEO Jason Liberty. Other cruise lines are seeing similar growth in younger demographics, with the average age of cruise passengers dropping for…
Subscribe to HELLO! Fashion for style tips, cultural insights, must-have items, and moreBy entering your details, you agree to the HELLO! Magazine User Data Protection Policy. You can unsubscribe at any time. Click here for more information. There’s nothing we love more than seeing fashion-forward girls jazz up their wardrobes for events that have nothing to do with fashion at all. From Daisy Edgar-Jones stepping out to the British Grand Prix in knee-high black heeled boots to Alexa Chung stepping out to Wimbledon in a brown cable knit, there’s no dress code regulation the fashion industry can’t use to their…
Urbanization of wildlife This isn’t the familiar story you hear in most wildlife documentaries, where animals are threatened and lose their habitat because of humans. North American coyotes have expanded their range to its widest extent ever, thanks to human expansion. This is partly because threats to coyotes, such as wolves, have decreased, making it easier for them to thrive, but these wild predators have also adapted to coexisting with humans: They have become masters at raiding the food scraps we leave out, making them furtive denizens of our cities. Large packs of coyotes have been tracked through metropolitan areas…
Publication date and time: July 30, 2024 20:15 Sarah Kim kim.sarah@joongang.co.kr Chefs and nutritionists prepare lunches for the Korean table tennis and gymnastics teams at Team Korea Paris Platform in Fontainebleau, France, on July 21 during pre-Olympic training. [NEWS1] During the ongoing Summer Olympics in Paris, reports of hungry athletes not being satisfied by the meat-free meals provided to them in the Olympic Village have been making headlines around the world. But food won’t be an issue for South Korean athletes competing in the 2024 Summer Olympics, as their culinary and nutritional needs will be perfectly catered for by a…
Whether you have a favourite scent that you use every day or you choose from a large wardrobe of fragrances each morning, the first scent you buy will probably stick with you for the rest of your life.Here, HELLO!’s Beauty Collective reveals the scents they chose when they first ventured into the world of fragrance. You’ll be feeling a wave of nostalgia…Melanie McLeod, HELLO! Wellness Editor: Sui Dream by Anna Sui, £22″Apart from the Aladdin perfume I bought at Disneyland when I was five, Anna Sui’s Sui Dreams was my first ‘adult’ perfume. I think I was attracted to the…