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Volatile global markets underline the need for diversification, the former chief investment officer of Fidelity Investments said yesterday. Bruce Johnstone, the company's managing director, said he was concerned about the potential for instability in some of the world's key markets. He gave as examples that the United States was highly priced, Japan's banking sector remained weak, Germany's competitiveness was vulnerable because of the strength of the mark, and Russia was unstable because of the political power vacuum.

Back in 2020, when France was in lockdown, Claire Choisne, artistic director of Parisian jeweller Boucheron, was working on the 2023 collection. Amid the doom and gloom of those days, she set out to “bring joy to Place Vendôme”, the centre of jewellery making in the city. “We’re the oldest and first jeweller on Place Vendôme – but we’re a fun grandmother,” she says, laughing at the brand’s high jewellery presentation during the haute couture shows in Paris in July.

Yes, you read that right. After four years of whining about the course load to you here in Young Post,the finish line is finally around the corner. It’s very bittersweet. For the first time in a while, I don’t have a set timeline – I won’t have a list of graduation requirements to refer to, or classes to sign up for. But instead of talking about how much work I have before I graduate next Friday (I will say that I am making progress and will be able to complete all of the work with minimal tears), I would like to dedicate this column to someone very special to me.

Source: Openhousechicago.org The Copernicus Science Centre, located in Warsaw, Poland, is a renowned institution dedicated to promoting science and technology education. Since its opening in 2010, the centre has become a hub for curious minds of all ages, offering a wide range of hands-on exhibits, interactive demonstrations, and educational programs. But there’s much more to the Copernicus Science Centre than meets the eye. Behind its impressive facade lies a treasure trove of mind-blowing facts and fascinating insights.

She explains that it uses blood-based protein biomarkers to detect and assess the processes associated with the disease, including, for example, neurodegeneration, inflammation and vascular functions.By analysing the levels of 21 plasma proteins, the test “captures the dysregulation of various biological processes and provides a comprehensive assessment of AD progression and severity”. Quest’s test measures two peptides of amyloid protein; a lower ratio of one to the other in the brain is associated with a greater risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.

Los Nuggets recuperaron el liderato de la Conferencia Oeste (54-24) tras aplastar a los Hawks (142-110) con una exibición exprés (otra más) de un Nikola Jokic que se postula como principal candidato al MVP de la temporada. Esta vez sólo necesitó tres cuartos (no jugó ni un minuto en el último) para certificar su vigésimo quinto triple-doble y se convierte en el tercer jugador de la historia de la NBA que firma al menos 25 triples-dobles en más de una temporada.

Pandas thrive on bamboo, but it may soon help humans live better and more sustainably thanks to a creative project China has initiated to turn the world’s fastest-growing plant into a viable alternative to polluting plastic. For centuries, the bamboo industry has fashioned what is technically a type of grass into everything from fencing to the scaffolding Hong Kong’s real-life spider-men still scramble across on construction sites today. More recently, bamboo has been developed into a stand-in for fossil fuel-based plastic, giving rise to biodegradable bags, dinner boxes and straws.

Doing sport intensively, though, increases the likelihood of developing the condition much earlier in life. Hong Kong-based orthopaedic surgeon Jason Brockwell calls hip osteoarthritis a “medical problem of affluence”, since sport is largely a privilege of wealthy societies. Karate, taekwondo, squash, tennis – sports that involve repeated, forceful hip flexion such as lunging or kicking – smash hipsJason Brockwell, orthopaedic surgeonThe good news is that advances in hip surgery now allow affected people to return to sport, even at the highest level.