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Rafael Nadal hoping to play Australian Open after hip issue in BrisbaneBy Eleanor Crooks, PA Tennis CorrespondentRafael Nadal is keeping his fingers crossed he will be able to play in the Australian Open after needing medical treatment during a gruelling loss to Jordan Thompson at his comeback tournament. Nadal looked poised to claim another straight-sets win at the Brisbane International when he brought up a first match point in the 10th game of the second set but missed a backhand overhead. The 37-year-old had surgery on the psoas tendon in his left hip in June after being sidelined since suffering an injury at last January’s Australian Open and revealed the latest problem is in the same area. Honestly, I am not 100 per cent sure of anything now.”Thompson will take on second seed Grigor Dimitrov in the semi-finals, while top seed Holger Rune faces Russian Roman Safiullin. At the ASB Classic in Auckland, defending champion Coco Gauff and second seed Elina Svitolina both eased into the semi-finals, while Alexander Zverev defeated Stefanos Tsitsipas to help Germany defeat Greece in the United Cup quarter-finals.
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Motorists benefited from a 6p per litre fall in petrol prices last month according to the latest figures. The average price of the fuel at UK forecourts decreased from 146.7p on December 1 to 140.6p on December 31, the RAC said. This has brought petrol prices down to a level last seen in early February 2022, before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sparked a surge in the cost of oil. The average price of a litre of diesel fell from 154.3p to 149.2p in December. “We continue to call on the biggest retailers to play fair with drivers and lower their prices to match what’s being charged in Northern Ireland.
The Happiness Programme uses interactive games to connect library users with each other. The Happiness Programme is portable so it can be used wherever those using it feel most comfortable to do so. James and Katelyn from Cootehall National School, enjoying the launch in Boyle Library of ‘The Magic Table’ part of ‘The Happiness Programme’. “The Happiness Programme will progress the mission of our library service in sparking laughter and happiness, not just here in Roscommon but nationwide. The Happiness Programme is a first of a kind service that sparks laughter and happiness for everyone living with cognitive challenges.
Stress has become an unwelcome companion in our fast-paced world, often wreaking chaos on our overall wellbeing. While it’s no secret that stress can take a toll on our mental state, its profound impact on physical health is often underestimated. Here are seven subtle signs that stress might be silently damaging your health [1]:Understanding these subtle signs is crucial for taking proactive steps to manage stress and safeguard your health. Incorporating stress-reducing practices like mindfulness, exercise and adequate sleep into your routine can make a significant difference. Remember, recognizing the signs early empowers you to take control of your wellbeing and mitigate the silent toll stress can impose on your health.
Dry January beckons — a month off the booze to let your body recover and reset. “Many cultures are far less tolerant of alcohol [excess intake] — people drink one or two, they don’t have ‘a session’. Quitting, even for a short period of a month, alleviates pressure on the liver and reduces accumulated fat there, says Ivers. If you lift that, you feel better.”She also warns that for those with existing anxiety or depressive disorders “drinking alcohol is like pouring petrol on the fire”. People have a thing about ‘how do you tell people’ you’re not drinking alcohol.
McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski said on Thursday that several markets in the Middle East and some outside the region were experiencing a "meaningful business impact" due to the Israel-Hamas conflict as well as "associated misinformation" about the brand. Major Western fast-food chains including McDonald's and Starbucks have seen largely spontaneous, grassroots boycott campaigns over their perceived pro-Israeli stance and alleged financial ties to Israel. In October, McDonald's Israel said on its social media accounts that it had given thousands of free meals to Israel Defense Forces personnel. This was later renounced by McDonald's franchises in some Muslim countries, highlighting the polarized regional politics that global corporations navigate during war. As of fiscal 2022, the company franchised and operated about 40,275 McDonald's restaurants across more than 100 countries.
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At least three people were killed when two trains collided on Indonesia’s main island of Java on Friday, officials said. Ayep Hanapi, a spokesperson for PT Kereta Api Indonesia, the national railway, said several carriages buckled and overturned in the crash about 500 metres from Cicalengka train station in the West Java city of Bandung. At least three people were killed, and several others were injured, West Java Police spokesperson Ibrahim Tompo said.
Felton Marans, Lakewood RanchDeSantis can't match Trump's leadershipYes, Ron DeSantis has been a very good Florida governor. But if it wasn’t for the Republicans in the Florida Legislature, some of the laws DeSantis has implemented would not have been passed. When former President Donald Trump was dealing with the border wall issue, he made agreements with Mexico. Two things are certain:America is one of the countries most responsible for this dire state of affairs. Last month, the court removed Trump from the Colorado presidential primary ballot; it ruled he is ineligible for the White House under the Constitution’s insurrection clause.
By David Young, PAAn array of illuminated artworks has been unveiled at the National Botanic Gardens to mark the start of a fortnight of events aimed at tackling the stigma around mental health. The Silva Lumina – Lights of Growth has been created by Co Mayo based artist Tom Meskell with the help of 50 people from the community. The after-dark experience was commissioned by the First Fortnight Mental Health Art and Culture Festival, which is now in its 13th year. “Stigma only adds to the distress of those experiencing mental ill health and harms their friends and families,” she added. “Research has found that art can improve mental health, slow cognitive decline, build self-esteem, and enhance one’s quality of life.
Before pandemic I used to run face to faceSEMINARS CALLED THE WEALTH CLASSwhile working privately and one-on-one with some attendees after a seminar, I learned many who have trouble making ends meet, who can’t seem to build wealth, also had problems with Conspicuous Consumption. They likely would see no problem spending that much money on a jacket. Note I haven’t run The Wealth Class since 2019 because pandemic hit shortly after. I remember Prada socks were popular with that crowdNow they cost some £471 a pair — discounted for a “limited time” from £496. And Yves Saint Laurent Sunglasses were also highly sought after
CAMBRIDGE – Those who know Robert F. Rivers say he is a passionate and visionary leader who believes in doing good deeds to help people prosper. “Robert is the ultimate example of what it means to be a socially conscious and community-engaged business leader,” said MAPS CEO Paulo Pinto. It was my great-grandfather who immigrated from Portugal to this country through New Bedford.”Rivers grew up in Stoughton, Mass., which is home to a very significant Portuguese community. Rivers will receive the MAPS 2024 Person of the Year Award at the organization’s fundraising gala, which will be held April 20 at the Royal Sonesta Hotel, in Cambridge. Lenita Reason to receive MAPS Jorge Fidalgo Community Service AwardLenita Reason, the executive director of the Brazilian Worker Center (BWC), will be honored with the MAPS Jorge Fidalgo Community Service Award.
