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HIBBETT X NIKE SOLE SCHOOL INITIATIVE SUPPORTS 103 HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC PROGRAMS NATIONWIDE

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Hibbett, Inc. (NASDAQ:HIBB), an athletic-inspired fashion and premium footwear omnichannel retailer, today announced the launch of the 2023 Sole School Program. As part of an ongoing commitment to give back, Hibbett | City Gear in partnership with Nike, have awarded 103 High Schools and more than 2,500 students nationwide with a combination of in-kind donations, product, mentoring and job opportunities, valued at more than $650,000.00. “We are proud at how our grassroots Sole School program has grown and flourished over the past eight years as we remain committed to strengthening our connection with schools in the communities we serve,” said Ben Knighten, Senior Vice President, Operations, Hibbett. “We developed the Sole School initiative as a multi-faceted way to make a meaningful impact for student athletes by not only offering funds but also connecting them with our local leaders to develop a plan for the future.” In 2023, 103 sponsored Sole Schools were recipients of a financial donation on behalf of Hibbett | City Gear and Nike, to support their basketball program in a variety of ways. Sole Schools utilize donated funds for team gear, travel costs, athletic equipment and other necessities. Schools also receive Hibbett | City Gear swag and mentoring from local Hibbett and City Gear leadership. As a community partner, Hibbett conducts regular outreach to schools and athletic programs in their local neighborhoods. "Our Partnership with Hibbett and being selected as a Sole School has been absolutely amazing. Hibbett has provided us with much needed support and we are extremely grateful for all they have done for us here at Warren County High School. Karen and her team at Hibbett have truly become part of our WCHS family," said Victor Hunt Jr., Athletic Director and Head Football Coach, Warren County High School, Warrenton, North Carolina. “Being selected as a Sole School means the world to the Freeport High School Boys Basketball program and it will have a significant impact on our mission and the lives of the players,” said Coach Jackson, Freeport High School, Freeport, Illinois. “Hibbett’s commitment to the Boys Basketball program is truly admirable, and we are incredibly thankful for the positive difference they are making in our community.” “Our Sole School program gives back, creating a generation empowered to make a positive difference and I love being a leader in a company that gives back to a community that we serve and makes a difference in young athletes lives,” said Sheila Oakley, District Sales Manager, City Gear. To learn more about Sole School, please visit Hibbett.com About Hibbett, Inc. Hibbett, headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, is a leading athletic-inspired fashion retailer with 1158 Hibbett and City Gear specialty stores, located in 36 states nationwide. Hibbett has a rich history of convenient locations, personalized customer service and access to coveted footwear, apparel and equipment from top brands like Nike, Jordan, and adidas. Consumers can browse styles, find new releases, shop looks and make purchases online or in their nearest store by visiting www.hibbett.com. Follow us @hibbettsports and @citygear on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Contact Details Wendy Yellin pr@hibbett.com Company Website https://www.Hibbett.com

December 11, 2023 10:03 AM Eastern Standard Time

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Innovator Ridima Jain Forges Compassionate Futures in Industrial Design

Ridima Jain

Ridima Jain, an acclaimed Industrial and Lighting designer, is captivating the world with her groundbreaking approach to design. Born in India and holding a Master's degree in Industrial Design from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York, Jain's work transcends boundaries, merging nature and culture seamlessly to create spaces that enhance human experiences. As a founding member of the Women in Design NYC Chapter of IDSA and a Visiting Associate Professor at Pratt Institute, Ridima Jain is not only shaping the future of design but also sharing her expertise with the next generation of designers. Her educational journey spans design schools in India, Germany, and the United States. This diverse experience positions her as a unique generalist in the design world, enabling her to make profound contributions across various domains. The centerpiece of Jain's portfolio is her graduate thesis at Pratt Institute, where she revolutionized the concept of window blinds. Her design extends beyond conventional uses, ingeniously channeling daylight deeper into interior spaces. This innovation not only enhances the aesthetic but also positively influences physical, emotional, and psychological well-being. Jain's commitment to healing environments is evident in her Emergency Housing Module, featured at Prototypes for Humanity in Dubai. The use of translucent Kalwall panels in these modular homes ensures a continuous interplay of light and space, offering comfort and maintaining circadian rhythms for individuals recovering from traumatic events. Jain's expertise extends into critical, life-saving designs with her Zero Light Tourniquet. Created for use in zero-light conditions, this product is a testament to her ability to address extreme challenges through design. It combines thermal detection and an automatic pneumatic braid system, significantly aiding medics in identifying and treating injuries in the absence of light, showcasing her versatility and commitment to impactful design solutions. Through her role as a co-creator and instructor of the Equatorial Living Lab, Jain shares her design philosophy with a broader audience. In this innovative four-semester project, students from two continents collaborate on low-cost housing in developing nations' equatorial climates. Jain, alongside Kevin Walz, guides students in blending historical and indigenous wisdom to create nurturing environments, focusing on innovation with local materials, fostering community and advocacy for quality of life. The first semester saw students delve into the history of low-cost housing, sustainable materials, and indigenous construction methods, culminating in an open-source online repository of their findings, designs, and construction documents. Jain’s unorthodox perspective in architecture enables her to critique and improve upon existing space designs. Her holistic view allows for innovative solutions that address both the physical and psychological aspects of living environments. For Ridima, the essence of design lies in its impact. "Making a positive impact on people’s lives, changing the way they interact with their environments and the people around them, " she asserts, is the core of her design ethos. Ridima believes that the spaces we inhabit profoundly influence our behavior, placing a significant responsibility on designers to create environments that promote positivity and sustainability. For further information, please visit www.ridimajain.com. About Ridima Jain Ridima Jain is an Industrial and Lighting designer known for her innovative approach to design that seamlessly blends nature and culture. With a Master’s degree in Industrial Design from Pratt Institute, she has made significant contributions to the field, with a focus on enhancing human experiences through thoughtful and impactful design solutions. As a trailblazer in the world of industrial and lighting design, Ridima continues to inspire and shape the future of design through her work, teaching, and advocacy. Contact Details Ridima Jain Ridima Jain rjain36@pratt.edu Company Website https://www.ridimajain.com/

December 11, 2023 10:00 AM Eastern Standard Time

The Vietnam’s rice industry – a journey of sustainable development

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HANOI, VIETNAM - Media OutReach Newswire - 11 December 2023 - Through chapters of development, the rice production and export of Vietnam have made great breakthroughs. While facing fluctuations in the worldwide market, as well as significant climate change, Vietnam’s rice industry has been transforming in both production and export, with the aim of quality improvement and sustainable development, contributing to global food security and emission reduction. Vietnam has achieved many great achievements in rice production, making an important contribution to ensuring national and world food security. Photo: TL. The rice industry is crucial for Vietnam’s development, and helps provide livelihoods for dozen millions Vietnamese farmers. Overcoming challenges from the past, Vietnam is one of the largest rice exporting countries with continuously increasing export turnover in the global markets, ranging from Europe, America to Africa and Asia. Vietnam's rice export turnover has increased from US$ 2.63 billion in 2020 to US$ 2.88 billion in 2021 and reached US$ 3.5 billion in 2022. It is estimated that Vietnam will export approximately 8 million tons of rice, with a value of US$ 4.6 billion in 2023. In the context of natural disasters, disruption of global value chains and the threat of global food crisis, Vietnam continues to export rice, to be a reliable supplier, hence contributing to global food security. The quality of Vietnamese rice has improved significantly, raising its reputation in important markets in the world. In 2023, the ST25 fragrant rice variety of Viet Nam won the World's Best Rice 2023 award at the International Rice Summit 2023, held in the Philippines from November 27 to December 1. Vietnam has promoted proper research and application of rice farming and processing technologies to create the best rice quality while, taking into account environmental protection and sustainable development. This helps to bring about the trust of consumers, even in the high-end markets in the quality, safety and reliability of Vietnamese rice suppliers. Sustainable development Based on past achievements and the commitments in COP26, Vietnam promotes the rice industry towards high quality and low carbon emission. On May 28, 2020, the Prime Minister of Vietnam issued the Decision No. 703/QD-TTg regarding the R&D programme to serve agricultural restructuring for the period 2021-2030. According to the Decision, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has coordinated with the local authorities to develop plans for paddy production and paddy land conversion, to adapt to climate change and increase productivity. MARD also issued the Program on restructuring the rice industry of Vietnam to 2025 and 2030 with the approach of gaining more from less, to increase the efficiency and sustainability of the sector. The program set up the consistent goals of increasing farmer income, and consumer welfare together with better performance of rice export in terms of quality and value addition. On November 27 th, 2023, the Prime Minister approved the Program on “One million hectares of high-quality and low carbon rice towards green growth in the Mekong Delta to 2030”. The Program set up the targets of re-organizing rice value chains, applying sustainable farming practices, increasing efficiency, improving livelihoods of rice farmers, adapting and mitigating impacts of climate change, hence implementing commitments of Vietnam to international communities on carbon emission reduction. The Program indicates 4 priority tasks including capacity building for cooperatives and businesses, credit to support value chain integration for high-quality and low-carbon rice, infrastructure modernization and pilots of carbon payment scheme. This is the practical action to implement Vietnam's commitment at the UN Food Systems Summit 2021: Vietnam wishes to become a food supplier with transparency, responsibility and sustainability. Furthermore, Vietnam is also a pioneering country to apply low carbon practices to strongly transform the rice sector towards green and sustainable growth, implementing Vietnam's commitment to reduce 30 % carbon emission by 2030 and net zero by 2050 in COP26 held in Glasgow, November 2021. The First Vietnam International Rice Festival To promote high-quality rice production, enhance value chain integration, create a foundation for green growth, ensure food security and safety, and adapt to the climate change, Vietnam will hold International Rice Festival of Vietnam in December 11-15 2023 in Hau Giang Province. Conveying the message " Green Rice for Life”, the Festival is held in the context that Vietnam is aiming to become the pioneering country in high-quality and low-carbon rice, hence opening up opportunities to introduce potential of Vietnam's rice industry, creating momentum for rice trade, as well as showing Vietnam responsibility to the global food markets. The Festival organizes numerous activities of international workshops (Vietnam – Africa policy dialogue: South–South cooperation for food system transformation, Responsible and sustainable development of rice value chains, Global rice market and perspectives, R&D and innovation for sustainable rice industry), Vietnam rice road show, and field trips to introduce to international partners about the rice production models in the Mekong Delta. As a special spotlight of this Festival, the Government of Vietnam will officially kick-off the implementation of Program on “One million hectares of high-quality and low carbon rice towards green growth in the Mekong Delta to 2030”. This shows the high-level commitments of the Government of Vietnam to transform the rice industry for farmer income, consumer welfare and its responsibility as a benchmark for global rice markets, food security and carbon emissions reduction. The Festival is also a chance for the rice production and import/export countries and other partners to strengthen cooperation in terms of trade, investment, and R&D for sustainable development of the global rice value chains. Nguyen Do Anh Tuan – Director General of the International Cooperation Department, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development affirms that Vietnam is a responsible member of the international communities. Vietnam will join hands with governments, international organizations and businesses to develop a sustainable rice industry with low carbon emissions, improve rice value chain integration, and achieve global food security. Contact Details VBAF vbaf@gmail.com

December 11, 2023 09:53 AM Eastern Standard Time

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EXPEDITE CLEAN ELECTRIC GENERATION - BUILD IT NOW!

Clean Energy Jobs Coalition - NY

Ahead of the New York State Public Service Commission’s “ Technical Conference under Case 15-E-0302: Implement a Large-Scale Renewable Program and Clean Energy Standard,” the New York State Building & Construction Trades Council, representing 220,000 highly skilled construction trade union workers throughout New York, along with the Clean Energy Jobs Coalition-NY, jointly thank the New York State Public Service Commission for its consideration of this important matter and urge action to ensure New York’s energy system is clean and reliable. New York has an urgent need for a comprehensive clean energy strategy to address power reliability gaps, create union careers, and facilitate workforce development initiatives that will equip construction tradesmen and tradeswomen to successfully transition to clean energy projects. In 2003, New York had a generating capacity of 40,647 megawatts (MW). [i] In 2023, New York's generating capacity has shrunk by 10% to 36,894 MW, signaling a critical need for immediate action. [ii] The decline in energy capacity has led to increased electricity prices and job losses, emphasizing the need for a robust and reliable energy system. The labor groups note that New York’s grid operator, the New York Independent System Operator (NYISO), estimates that the state will need to triple its power generating capacity – from roughly 37.5 gigawatts (GW) to 124 GW – by 2040 to meet its clean energy goals. That will require a massive build-out of zero-emission generating resources well beyond current plans for electric generation from wind, solar and hydro. They are calling for a heightened commitment to zero-emission resources that are more reliable and not dependent on weather patterns, including hydrogen, renewable natural gas, and small modular nuclear reactors. The labor groups believe that existing natural gas-fired power plants should be allowed to transition and upgrade their facilities as the clean energy transition takes place. "Our skilled tradespeople are the backbone of New York's construction industry. Building a cleaner and more reliable energy system is not just an environmental imperative; it's an opportunity to create hundreds of thousands of well-paying, family sustaining middle-class careers for professionals in the construction trades all across the Empire State. We need to get serious about zero emission resources to create thousands of good jobs, build a sustainable environment, and make a clean energy future," said Gary LaBarbera, president of the New York State Building & Construction Trades Council. "The time for urgent action is now. The NYISO analysis highlights the critical need to expedite the siting and construction of new zero greenhouse gas power generation facilities and retrofit existing ones promptly. Our message to policymakers is clear: treat the power emergency as an emergency. Let's work together to ensure a swift and effective transition to a cleaner, more reliable energy system," said John J. Murphy, International Representative of the United Association of Journeymen & Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry. "Reliability is the cornerstone of a functioning society. Until you start changing the electric generation mix, the more electric appliances consumer buy, existing plants will become more stressed to meet growing demand. We are urging policymakers to prioritize reliability and take a 'do no harm’ approach. By building emission free generation facilities and maintaining access to reliable power, we safeguard the health and safety of millions of New Yorkers. Let's act now to ensure a dependable energy future for our state," Tom Gesualdi, President of the 150,000 member Teamsters Joint Council 16. "Recent events, such as winter storm Elliott, have exposed vulnerabilities in New York's energy systems. For too long we have been shutting down power plants, even zero emission facilities like Indian Point, without decarbonized electricity available to replace lost jobs and energy. We are calling for immediate attention to these vulnerabilities and emphasizes the need for a comprehensive clean energy transition. Let's not wait for the next crisis—act urgently to make New York power full again," said Jim Shillito, Utility Workers Union of America Local 1-2. "With the arrival of Micron Technologies in Central New York and its expected creation of 50,000 jobs, it is critical that our state and region have the current and future clean energy capacity to meet the needs of the economic development Governor Hochul has brought to this region of our state. Clean power generating facilities have been a mainstay for job creation, economic growth, and a just transition for workers. Let's make New York powerful again by investing in our workforce and building a clean energy future," said Central New York Building & Construction Trades Council President and New York State Pipe Trades President Greg Lancette. "As we face a decreasing power reserve margin and warnings of a potential shortage, the urgency to address power reliability gaps cannot be overstated. New York requires a realistic roadmap to enhance reliability through the adoption of diverse and innovative energy sources. Let's power on New York with a resilient and robust energy grid," Peter Myers President of the New York State Iron Workers District Council. Ahead of the New York State Public Service Commission’s technical conference on zero emission electric generation sources, these labor organizations are advocating for New York to address power reliability gaps, create jobs, and achieve a smooth transition to a decarbonized energy system with the following action steps: Expediting the siting and construction of at least of new in-state zero-emission generating facilities to support a new electrified world. Reversing the loss of 3,753 MWs of in-state electricity supply, most of which were from decarbonized sources, such as nuclear power, from New York’s energy mix. Acknowledging that with less in-state electricity supply, between January 2020 and January 2023, electricity prices for industrial, commercial, and residential ratepayers have increased,, and respectively – not factoring in inflation, increasing access to in-state zero emissions generation facilities can reduce electricity prices for ratepayers. New York should recognize an all-of-the-above approach to zero emission energy sources. The New York State Building & Construction Trades Council and Clean Energy Jobs Coalition-NY remains committed to playing an active role in building a reliable, 24/7 cleaner energy grid that ensures a just transition for workers and a sustainable future for all New Yorkers. [i] New York Independent System Operator, “Power alert: New York’s Energy Crossroads,” Table 3, page 16, March 2001 [ii] New York Independent System Operator, “Power Trends 2023 – By the Numbers,” June 2023. About the New York State Building & Construction Trades Council: The New York State Building & Construction Trades Council represents 220,000 members throughout New York, advocating for the rights and interests of skilled tradespeople in the building and construction industry. About the Clean Energy Jobs Coalition – NY: The Clean Energy Jobs Coalition – NY works to ensure that the working people of New York State, from Buffalo to Montauk Point, have the power and energy to build schools, hospitals, houses of worship, shopping plazas, offices, and homes to keep our economy vibrant and safe. In partnership with management, the Empire State’s highly skilled and trained union labor force is the backbone of New York State, its economy, and the safest and most productive in the nation. Contact Details William Thomas +1 646-213-1342 wthomas@butlerpr.com Michael Clendenin +1 646-213-1369 mclendenin@butlerpr.com

December 11, 2023 09:52 AM Eastern Standard Time

Proposed Russian Uranium Imports Ban Set for US House Floor Vote

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A pivotal vote in the US House of Representatives is set to reshape America's nuclear energy landscape. The Prohibiting Russian Uranium Imports Act, spearheaded by Washington Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers, stands at the cusp of a critical decision. Leveraging an expedited voting process, it seeks a two-thirds majority for passage, reflecting the urgency in responding to Russia's aggression in Ukraine. 1 This bipartisan initiative aims to halt imports of nuclear reactor fuel from Russia – a move that could significantly impact the Senate's stance on similar legislation. In a candid interview, Senator Joe Manchin emphasized the stakes: "It's a straightforward choice - we ban their imports or they ban us." His words resonate with a sense of urgency and a hopeful outlook for Senate action. Russia, a key player in this scenario, provided nearly one-fourth of the enriched uranium for the US's over 90 commercial reactors last year, positioning itself as a primary supplier. The bill, if enacted, would cease Russian uranium imports within 90 days, with an option for a temporary waiver until January 2028. It has already sailed through a House committee and echoed success in a Senate panel, gaining bipartisan support from leaders like Senator Manchin and Wyoming Republican John Barrasso. However, this legislative push doesn't come without economic ramifications. The Congressional Budget Office warns of a 13% hike in nuclear fuel costs in the US, as the bill aims to pivot away from Russia's cost-effective enrichment services, potentially disrupting the nuclear fuel market. Responding to these challenges, the Biden administration seeks a $2 billion boost from Congress to strengthen America's domestic enrichment capabilities, crucial for both advanced and traditional nuclear reactors. This strategic move underscores a renewed focus on self-reliance and resilience in the nation's energy sector. If the bill to ban uranium imports from Russia passes, the US could import more uranium from Canada, the world's second largest producer of uranium. The Athabasca Basin in northern Saskatchewan houses the most affluent uranium mines globally, hosting sizable and high-grade uranium deposits. Currently, it is anticipated to contribute around 15% of the annual global uranium production, featuring grades that are 10 to 20 times higher than the global average. Among the companies making waves in the Athabasca Basin is GoldMining Inc. (NYSE-A:GLDG), which boasts a robust portfolio of projects, substantial cash reserves of $163 million, and zero debt. GoldMining: Unlocking Value in Diverse Resource Assets GoldMining Inc. (NYSE-A:GLDG) is set to rejuvenate its exploration activities at the Rea Uranium Project, located in the prolific Western Athabasca Basin in Canada. The project marks a major foray into uranium for GoldMining Inc., broadening the scope of the company's mineral portfolio. Under the guidance of CEO Alastair Still, the company is planning a collaborative and phased development of this underexplored asset, working closely with local stakeholders. Future updates are expected to focus on exploring a key regional shear zone, adjacent to the high-grade Dragon Lake deposit. As highlighted in a recent report by CarbonCredits.com, GoldMining employs a unique formula for identifying undervalued enterprises, emphasizing the consideration of Enterprise Value (EV) as the "takeover value" of a company. A low EV suggests that investors assign little to no value to the company's assets, while a high EV indicates substantial value in the eyes of investors. Astonishingly, the market attributes only $29 million to all of GoldMining 's assets GoldMining owns the La Mina gold deposit, evaluated at an after-tax Net Present Value of $369 million by third-party engineers. Moreover, the company possesses a 75% stake in the Rea uranium project in Canada's Western Athabasca Basin, partnering with Orano, the world's second-largest uranium producer. With vast exploration and drilling achievements, this project alone could potentially surpass GoldMining 's entire current EV. GoldMining Inc. (NYSE-A:GLDG) has a worldwide resource base comprising 12.65 million ounces of gold categorized as Measured and Indicated, along with an additional 13.41 million ounces classified as Inferred. The company adopted a strategic approach, acquiring these assets at advantageous prices during market downturns, showcasing a contrarian investment strategy. 2 GoldMining operates on multiple fronts including a cash and equity portfolio with 15% ownership in Gold Royalty Corp, 80% ownership in US GoldMining, and 22% ownership in NevGold, the La Mina Project which boasts an impressive Preliminary Economic Assessment NAV of over $360 million, a strategic joint venture partnership with Orano on the Rea Project in Canada, justifying the current enterprise value and assets in Brazil, Colombia, Peru, and North America, comprising both resource-rich and early-stage projects. GoldMining 's business plan involves acquiring high-quality resource assets at favorable prices and subsequently unlocking their value. Phase one succeeded in accumulating a diverse portfolio without royalties on core projects. The company is now poised for the second phase, involving the sale, spin-out, or partnership of gold projects to realize the inherent value for shareholders. With no debt, over $160 million in cash, and equity holdings, GoldMining has a solid financial foundation. The company's management and insiders, owning about 15% of the float, are aligned with shareholders' interests. As gold prices reach all-time highs, the company's resource portfolio becomes increasingly valuable, promising numerous near-term catalysts. With management and insiders holding approximately 15% of the float, there is clear alignment with shareholder interests at GoldMining. The company's strategic plan positions it to capitalize on the growing significance of resources amid the unfolding energy transition, providing investors with a distinctive opportunity in a dynamic market. For further details, click here to explore GoldMining Inc. (NYSE-A:GLDG). 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December 11, 2023 09:30 AM Eastern Standard Time

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Eat It, Drink It? Track It - Thrive Through the Holiday Season: Don't Wait for January to Begin Calorie Tracking

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The holiday season is upon us, and with it comes the temptation to put off our health goals until the new year. Recently, Registered Dietician, Maya Feller, conducted a satellite media tour to share some easy tips and tricks to enjoy the holiday cheer while sticking to healthy habits. A video accompanying this announcement is available at: https://youtu.be/b_Kh_o3jNI4 Holiday gatherings typically revolve around food and drink, and now it’s easier to stay on track with your health goals during the holidays while still partaking in all the fun. Tracking your food and drink intake with the free MyFitnessPal app is an easy way to keep an eye on how you’re tracking against your goals. How To Have a Happy and Healthy Holiday Season Tracking involves both quantity (calories) and quality (macros, which include protein, fat, and carbs) of what you eat. It can be difficult to make sure you are getting enough protein and fiber without tracking with a tool, like MyFitnessPal. MyFitnessPal’s food database contains over 18 million foods, so you’ll be able to find nutrition insights on whatever holiday treat you’re looking forward to eating. Go one-for-one. Consider matching a glass of water for each cocktail you enjoy. Alcohol, along with added sugars found in cocktails, can add up quickly - leading to dehydration, changes in blood sugar, and unwanted morning-after headaches if you’re not careful. Tracking with MyFitnessPal can provide insights into how much added sugar you’re eating - and drinking. Give yourself some grace; enjoying celebration meals does not mean you need to go into a cycle of restricting food intake and over-exercising as compensation. The foundation of your health is built on routines and what you do the majority of the time. Nourish your body throughout the day to take the charge out of the celebratory meal. Add plants (fruits and veggies) that are accessible, affordable, culturally relevant, and tasty to your routine. Adding these foods increases the nutrient density of your meals. If you want to finish the year off strong, MyFitnessPal can provide inspiration on making small daily changes that add up to big improvements over time. Whether inspiration for new recipes, or providing healthier holiday alternatives, the app is like having a nutritionist and support community in the palm of your hand, plus the insights can be very eye-opening. To learn more, download the MyFitnessPal app on iOS and Android or visit MYFITNESSPAL.COM About Maya Feller Maya Feller, MS, RD, CDN is the founder and lead dietitian at Maya Feller Nutrition. In her practice, her team provides medical nutrition therapy and nutrition coaching for cardiovascular disease, diabetes, mood disorders, developmental disabilities, disordered eating, and more. Maya believes in providing inclusive nutrition education from an anti-bias patient-centered, culturally humble approach to help people make informed food choices. Maya shares her approachable, food-based solutions with millions of people through regular speaking engagements, writing, her social platforms, and as a national nutrition expert on Good Morning America, is a Healthline Medical Advisor, and on the advisory board for SHAPE and Parents, as well as appearing on TODAY Show, Tamron Hall, and in The New York Times, mindbodygreen, Well+Good, Food Network, Martha Stewart, Real Simple, Good Housekeeping, Cooking Light, Eating Well, Prevention, Glamour, SELF, and more. She is the author of Eating from Our Roots: 80+ Healthy Home-Cooked Favorites from Cultures Around the World (goop Press, January 24, 2023). Contact Details YourUpdateTV +1 212-736-2727 yourupdatetv@gmail.com

December 11, 2023 09:12 AM Eastern Standard Time

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PathPresenter Selected by Cincinnati Children’s to Provide Comprehensive Digital Pathology Workflow Solution

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PathPresenter, the global image sharing platform for pathology, was recently selected by Cincinnati Children’s to provide an integrated digital pathology workflow solution to meet the health system’s requirements across clinical care, remote consultations, education, and research. Cincinnati Children’s, which ranks No. 1 in the nation in U.S. News & World Report’s listing of Best Children’s Hospitals for 2023-24, recently completed an extensive selective process to procure a comprehensive digital pathology workflow solution. Cincinnati Children’s, utilizing PathPresenter’s platform, seeks to improve workflow efficiencies (enabled by tight integration with its laboratory information system); expand its digital consultation network; provide new educational capabilities to advance clinical competency testing; and enable enhanced research capabilities with the ability to connect any type of AI algorithm – from 3 rd party vendors or developed in-house. PathPresenter is a secure and scalable multi-tenant enterprise workflow platform that has been developed by pathologists with deep domain knowledge and experience. Trusted by 45+ tier-one institutions, PathPresenter is the most comprehensive suite available for clinical care, remote consultations, education, and research. With expert guidance in storage optimization, tight integration with LIS systems through a proprietary HL7 engine, and robust incorporation of 3 rd party and in-house-built AI algorithms, PathPresenter ensures genuine value to institutions – without the marketing noise. While Cincinnati Children’s doesn’t endorse or sponsor any commercial products, services, or companies, Dr. Jennifer Picarsic, MD, director of Digital Pathology and AP Informatics at Cincinnati Children’s, noted that a successful digital pathology program relies not just on scanning and viewing digital slides, but rather a re-imagined vision for how pathology will be practiced in the future. “As pathology leaders, we seek to build a new digitally integrated workflow that will enhance clinical, education and research opportunities to facilitate new innovations and wider access to our expert pathologists from anywhere in the world,” Picarsic said. Dr. Rajendra Singh, founder of PathPresenter, added “We are honored to work with the excellent clinical and technical teams at Cincinnati Children’s, given their thorough understanding and deep knowledge of what they need from a workflow provider with a complete focus on improving efficiencies ensuring better care of their precious patients. PathPresenter was created to fill in the gaps in use of digital pathology, and this further fulfills our mission.” About PathPresenter PathPresenter is the global image sharing platform for pathology. We are on a mission to help democratize access to the world’s pathology knowledge by connecting pathologists to the vast expertise of their colleagues globally and providing a practical platform to access and use best-in-class AI models. Founded by dermatopathologist and digital pathology pioneer, Dr. Rajendra Singh, PathPresenter has been adopted by 45+ tier one medical institutions for clinical care, remote consultations, education, and research, and has built a thriving community of 50,000+ users in 172 countries to easily view and share digital pathology images and knowledge. For more information visit www.pathpresenter.com. Contact Details Cory Batenchuk +1 873-355-9913 cory@pathpresenter.com Company Website https://pathpresenter.com

December 11, 2023 09:00 AM Eastern Standard Time

PRCG | Sports Welcomes Legendary NFL Sideline Reporter Michele Tafoya to the “Crisis Communications in Sports” Podcast

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Sports public relations firm PRCG | Sports recently sat down with one of the most well respected NFL sideline reporters of all time, Michele Tafoya, to discuss the fallout following statements by current NFL personality Charissa Thompson, who admitted to sometimes fabricating reports during the early years of her career as a sideline reporter. Now more than ever, sports public relations are a critical necessity in order to address the seemingly endless stream of sensitive issues that affect athletes, teams, leagues, brands, and—in this case—media personalities. “I don’t think she (Thompson) had people like you helping her out with this,” Tafoya told hosts Jim Rocco and Cris Bruce on the PRCG | Sports ’ podcast. “I think that was to her detriment, and that’s unfortunate, she should have.” Tafoya, known for her professionalism and commitment to journalistic standards, emphasized the profound impact such admissions can have on public trust and the credibility of sports journalism as a whole. Having covered 327 national primetime TV games—a record for NFL sideline reporters—Tafoya also lamented the lack of consequence and how it reflects on the industry's approach to accountability and transparency. In response to the absence of any comment or disciplinary measures by Thompson’s employers, Tafoya rhetorically asked: “What are you saying to your entire organization by not speaking about this, by ignoring it? I think that’s a really relevant question”. Click here to listen to the full interview with Michele Tafoya on PRCG | Sports’ “Crisis Communications in Sports” podcast. About PRCG | Sports PRCG | Sports is the sports public relations brand of PRCG | Haggerty, an internationally known agency with a record of excellence in the management of challenging, and often sensitive, communications matters. They have worked around the world on sports-related matters, and bring a breadth of resources and depth of expertise to the field that is unique to sports marketing firms of any size. The “ Crisis Communications in Sports” podcast breaks down the latest public relations crisis events making headlines in the sports world. Each episode features in-depth conversations with plugged-in sports communications professionals who share their analysis and insight on how to handle the most challenging sports public relations issues, and devise strategies aimed at winning in the court of public opinion. Contact Details Jim +1 212-683-8100 jrocco@prcg.com Company Website https://prcgsports.com/crisis-communications-in-sports/

December 11, 2023 08:57 AM Eastern Standard Time

Alligator Energy ready for "very active" 2024

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Alligator Energy Ltd (ASX:AGE, OTC:ALGEF) Managing Director and CEO Greg Hall speaks to Thomas Warner from Proactive after the uranium and energy metals project development and exploration group announced two key updates from its Samphire Uranium Project in South Australia. Hall starts by addressing the resource upgrade at the project, saying that the company has successfully converted much of the inferred quality resources into a higher quality indicated resource. Along with the resource upgrade, Alligator has defined an exploration target range of 6Mt (million tonnes) to 37Mt at a grade between 390 and 903ppm eU3O8 (U3O8 equivalent basis) for a range of 14Mlbs to 75Mlbs of contained eU3O8 at 250ppm cut-off for Samphire Regarding future drilling plans, Hall confirmed that drilling rigs are scheduled to operate throughout the year. This drilling will not only cover the current resource envelope but also extend into the newly identified exploration target range, potentially increasing the project's lifespan or production rate. Hall also highlighted the company's progress towards a pilot field trial for in-situ recovery mining, a key component of their feasibility study planned for the second half of the year. This trial will assess the chemistry and economics of the extraction process. Finally, Hall spoke about updating their March 2023 scoping study. Changes include an increased indicated resource, a higher production rate, and the adjustment of the uranium price from $65 to $75 per pound. The updated study, which is nearing completion, reflects more accurate project costs and contingencies based on recent developments. Contact Details Jonathan Jackson +61 413 713 744 Jonathan@proactiveinvestors.com

December 11, 2023 08:46 AM Eastern Standard Time

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