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Dive into guided forest bathing along the banks of the Chattahoochee
Inspired by the Japanese practice of shinrin-yoku, which translates to “forest bathing,” the idea is to immerse yourself in the wooded forest and soak in the therapeutic benefits of being present in nature. This is not a dip in the Chattahoochee. “The idea is the trees actually give off chemicals that help them communicate with…
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Here’s how to take .5 selfies — the super wide-angle shots that Gen Z loves
A .5 selfie is a wide-angled photo that is beloved by members of Generation Z. These photos are meant to be fun and often come out distorted. Gen Z users told CNBC they help take some of the pressure off of posting on social media. A .5 selfie is fit for any occasion, and many…
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Why you need to care about how many trans-fats you’re unknowingly eating (and how to minimise them)
Advertisement Do you know which supermarket foods contain trans-fats, and what harm they may be causing your body? Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Save this article for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. Got…
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Special Olympics Montana basketball tournament returns to Helena
HELENA, Mont. — The Special Olympics Montana State Basketball Tournament will return to Helena Nov. 9 to Nov. 11. The tournament will have the theme “Together We Shine,” with some 750 athletes and 200 coaches and volunteers attending the two-day basketball competition. At venues across Helena there will be 170 competitions, including 3-on-3, 5-on-5, 5-on-5…
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Searching the sky for black holes with the world’s most powerful space telescope
Allison Kirkpatrick had just two days to survey parts of the cosmos using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), the most powerful space telescope ever created, and its mid-infrared instrument to search for supermassive black holes. Kirkpatrick, an associate professor of physics and astronomy, was the first to explore an area of space called “the…
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Why Injury Prevention Technology Used by Athletes is so Effective in the Workplace
Sponsored byBardavon | Prevention + Recovery With the proper safety parameters, physical jobs can be healthy. Most labor workers have above-average cardiovascular health. However, they also have higher musculoskeletal injury rates. What if we could reduce injury rates and maintain the benefits of active work? This balance has been possible in sports medicine for years.…
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Duke And Villanova’s Secret Scrimmage Is Still Pretty Secret
Duke and Villanova had a so-called secret scrimmage Saturday and let the Twitter wars begin! People are arguing about who won, as if it was an actual game. Of course it’s not and winning and losing is not the point. The point is to analyze strengths and weaknesses and to try things that coaches want…
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10 Over-the-top Dining Experiences to Book in 2023, According to Our Travel Experts
A one-table osteria in Portofino. A 12-course lunch in Istanbul. A hidden restaurant in Bali. Our A-List travel advisors share their favorite culinary destinations and exclusive chef experiences. A Historic Estate in Cognac “Le Logis is a historic estate flanked by lush vineyards in the heart of France’s Cognac region. The beautifully restored, 17th-century manor…
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7 jogos de terror no Xbox Game Pass para você curtir no Halloween
O terror sempre foi um dos gêneros favoritos nos games desde quando a gente jogava em gráficos poligonais em que era preciso muita imaginação para entender que um monstro era assustador. Com o tempo, as coisas passaram a ficar realmente impactantes à medida que os visuais melhoraram, da mesma forma que o clima e a…
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Well, I’ll Never Make This Travel Mistake Again!
This is One Thing, a column with tips on how to live. A few weeks ago, while preparing for an eight-hour flight to Berlin to visit my husband, I downloaded the latest episodes of The Morning Show and Billions to help kill the time before boarding my flight. (I am a chronic early arriver to…
