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Medalla d’or per a tothom. Així ha culminat aquest dissabte la primera cursa adaptada celebrada a Barcelona, en què una trentena de nens amb discapacitats han participat, sense competir, reivindicant el dret a l’accessibilitat també en l’esport. Ha sigut un matí emotiu, de triomfs personals tant per als petits...
Hi ha dies en què gairebé no pot dormir de l’emoció per participar. I algun moment, com aquest divendres passat, en què li agafa una rebequeria i amenaça: «Doncs no correré». Però la petita Emma Joana sí que ‘correrà’ el dia 14 d’agost amb el seu caminador per la Via Laietana, amb medalla garantida i encapçalant...
It’s a controversial opinion, but I don’t like leopard print. I have never understood the lure of dressing up like a leopard, a cheetah, or even a zebra for that matter. Maybe Shania Twain overexposed it for me in the 90s, but it’s a trend I’ve never been able to get on board with. But in recent years it has become the print of choice, and women of every age stage and size are mixing it with denim and leather for an edgy look, or allowing the print to be the hero with a fresh white tee and sneakers to elevate their street style.
Updated Thursday, 6th May 2021, 9:42 am An award-winning author and journalist from Marsworth is celebrating the release of her latest book with a launch event in Tring on Monday, May 10. Emma John's latest book, Self Contained, captures what it is to be single in your forties, from sharing a twin room with someone you've never met on a group holiday (because the couples have all the doubles with ensuite) to coming to the realisation that maybe your singleness isn't a temporary arrangement, that maybe you aren't pre-married at all, and in fact you are self-contained. The 42-year-old - who ha...
arrow Gemma John, the first nurse at Brookdale Hospital to be vaccinated, getting an injection from nurse Mary Mitchel. Jusso Brooklyn / One Brooklyn Health “If I anaphylax, who’s got me?” joked Dr. Ibbad Yousuf, getting a nervous laugh from his fellow Emergency Department colleagues as he rolled up his sleeve to become the very first person vaccinated at Brookdale University Hospital Medical Center in Brooklyn. “I’m glad you mentioned that,” replied Dr. Sandra Scott, the department chair. “The shots also come with vials of adrenaline and Benadryl, just in case.”...