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Powerhouse Innovator Redefining Wellness For All: Unveiling the Company Behind the Biggest Brands You Love

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 00:00:13 GMT

Meet Veyl Ventures: a company you may never have heard of, but is behind some of the brands you know and love.The company, which was founded and built by Cody Low, an entrepreneur who launched his first e-commerce company at sixteen, has grown exponentially over the past few years to become a powerhouse in the health and wellness sector.Veyl partners with leading experts across the health, beauty, and wellness industries to develop some of today’s most innovative, lifestyle-focused and sustainably-minded brands. Its brand portfolio and company culture prioritizes people, planet and pets – making up a community of 125+ passionate and committed consumer packaged goods leaders across the globe. By reinventing the traditional business model, Veyl efficiently scales brands with proven accelerated success.The secret sauce to Veyl’s success? A passion from its employees to build a company that resonates with consumers and keeps the company’s mission of “wellness for all” front and ce...

Meet Scott Pryor, US Marine, and actor about to make his mark in the music world

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 00:00:13 GMT

Photo @ImageMilStylist @shayestragerMarine veteran, law practitioner, award-winning filmmaker, and family man – Scott Pryor’s life sounds like it was written by a novelist trying to capture the Great American Story. Now, he’s getting set to drop an album of powerful tracks reflecting his incredible journey. Born in Billings, Montana, and raised from 7 years old in Casper, Wyoming, later on living in Chicago, emerging musician Scott Pryor’s life has been as extensive, diverse, and varied as the landscapes he grew up in.Scott took to wrestling as a kid, competing at state-level championships throughout Montana and Wyoming – and winning as many as half a dozen competitions. Fueled by his love for sports, Scott’s early life set the tone for how he’d be as an adult – restless, competitive, and with an innate need to excel. It made sense when Scott joined the Marine Corps at 17. Here, he found a home for people like himself, where his boundless energy and need to excel c...

Dr. Tiffany Moon: Empowering Women and Redefining Medicine

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 00:00:13 GMT

Dr. Tiffany Moon is more than just a name; she’s an incredible source of inspiration, showing the world what it means to be a multifaceted woman in medicine. Dr. Moon’s life story is a remarkable journey from a young immigrant to a luminary in both medicine and television. Breaking barriers, she became the first Asian-American featured on Real Housewives of Dallas (RHOD) and the first medical doctor to appear on any Real Housewives series. Her path exemplifies living fearlessly and embracing one’s true self.Born into a family that valued perseverance and hard work, Dr. Moon saw her parents face many challenges after they moved to the United States, and these tough times taught her to be determined. By the time she was 19, she had already graduated with honors from Cornell University, an achievement that speaks volumes about her intellect and drive. Not stopping there, she continued her impressive rise by graduating with top honors from UT Southwestern Medical Schoo...

Letters: Examine leadership | Permanent fix | Local governments

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 00:00:13 GMT

Submit your letter to the editor via this form. Read more Letters to the Editor.County leadership mustbe examined after deathRe: “Social workers say county practices led to infant’s OD death” (Page A1, Dec. 6).It seems that county counsel, as well as the leadership of the Santa Clara County’s child welfare agency, failed to provide the support social workers need to protect children who need their help.In my time as a former member of a county board, it distressed me to see department heads rely on county counsel as de facto decision-makers because the department heads didn’t want to take on the tough challenges.The department heads should be held accountable, but they weren’t alone in making bad decisions.I hope the Board of Supervisors can take a deep look at the relationship between county counsel and the department heads.Evelyn VigilSan JoseBay Area homelessneed permanent fixI’m exhausted from reading articles about homelessness around the Bay...

Man arrested in connection with death of SF tech worker

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 00:00:13 GMT

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- A 29-year-old man was arrested on Thursday in connection with the homicide of a San Francisco tech worker, the San Francisco Police Department announced. Scott Fisher was arrested in Concord after being identified as the suspect in the death of Kimberly Wong, 27. Wong was found dead in her Presidio Heights apartment on Nov 30. Ex-pilot Joseph Emerson released from jail, allowed to return home to Bay Area SFPD officers responded to the 3200 block of Clay Street on that date for a well-being check. They found Wong unresponsive, and she was pronounced dead. Fisher was arrested at 10:25 a.m. Thursday and booked into San Francisco County Jail for homicide. San Francisco Supervisor Catherine Stefani said the case was suspected to be domestic violence. KRON ON is streaming news live now.embed-container { position: relative; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden; max-width: 100%; } .embed-container iframe, .embed-container object, .embed-container em...

California inmate charged with trying to murder Kristin Smart's killer

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 00:00:13 GMT

(KRON) -- New charges have been filed against a California prison inmate who attempted to murder Kristin Smart's killer, Paul Ruben Flores, prosecutors said.The Fresno County District Attorney’s Office filed charges on Wednesday against the 43-year-old inmate, Jason Richard Budrow, who is already serving two life sentences.Budrow has a record of killing fellow inmates. In 2021 he strangled his cellmate, Roger Kibbe, to death inside Mule Creek State Prison. Kibbe was a serial killer and rapist dubbed the "I-5 Strangler." Prosecutors said Budrow also tried to kill Flores in Pleasant Valley State Prison in Coalinga by slashing his throat with a self-manufactured weapon.Paul Flores listens in court on July 18, 2022. (Pool photo by Daniel Dreifuss / Monterey County Weekly)The prison attack happened on August 23. "Budrow slashed inmate Flores’ neck with the weapon, causing great bodily injury. Correctional officers immediately secured the yard and prison medical staff began treatin...

Seahawks’ Metcalf hopes to gain right kind of attention learning and using American Sign Language

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 00:00:13 GMT

RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Back in the summer, long before it became a way to quietly send a message, DK Metcalf decided he wanted to learn more about a class on American Sign Language he took in college.He saw it as a hobby to do away from the field that would teach him something new.The Seattle Seahawks wide receiver didn’t intend on it becoming a method to express himself on the field without getting in trouble.“I always try to exercise my mind or try to learn something new,” Metcalf said. “In the past I was taking acting classes, now I figured let’s take it a step further.”Metcalf’s path learning ASL came to light after he scored the first of his three touchdown catches last week in Seattle’s 41-35 loss to Dallas. Following the 73-yard touchdown catch-and-run, Metcalf signed the phrase, “Standing on business,” which quickly caught the attention of everyone watching the Thursday night game.The sign was first shown to Metcalf by teammate Boye Mafe, who learned ASL when he was younger an...

Luis Suárez wins the golden ball as the Brazilian league’s best player after season with Gremio

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 00:00:13 GMT

SAO PAULO (AP) — Uruguayan striker Luis Suárez, a former teammate of Lionel Messi at Barcelona, won the golden ball Thursday as the player of the season in the Brazilian league.The 37-year-old Suárez, who played with Messi in Spain after several seasons at Liverpool and Ajax, scored 17 goals for Brazilian league runner-up Gremio. The season ended Wednesday with Palmeiras defending its title.Suárez scored two goals on the final day of the season in a 3-2 victory over Fluminense at the Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro.The Brazilian league’s top scorer was Atletico Mineiro forward Paulinho with 20 goals.Suárez said many times he feared he could not finish the season in Brazil because of intense knee pain and the hassle of long flights, but a selection of journalists voted for him to win the golden ball award.Suárez played 53 matches for Gremio and scored 26 goals in three competitions this season.“I am almost 37 years old, this is the year I played the most times in my career. ...

Dolphins need to beat Titans so they can focus on longer-term goal of division title

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 00:00:13 GMT

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Coach Mike McDaniel’s Miami Dolphins have done a lot of winning this season: They’re 9-3 for the first time in 22 years and are tied for the best record in the AFC. They’ve outscored opponents 384-266 with an offense that leads the NFL in passing, yards per play, yards per rush and red-zone efficiency. What does McDaniel think of that?“Call me when it’s a 13-game season,” he said. “That’s all nice, but we have a job to do today. If we shortchange and are worried about anything other than the Tennessee Titans when we’re game planning … then all those conversations and stories literally don’t matter at all.”Hosting a playoff game is the Dolphins’ long-term goal as they try to close in on their first division title since 2008. This week’s only focus is beating the Tennessee Titans (4-8) on Monday night.The Titans have just one victory since Oct. 29 and are winless on the road. Coach Mike Vrabel has insisted his team will no...

Guyana ha acusado a Venezuela de buscar la “anexión” del Esequibo: ¿qué significa y qué ejemplos hay de anexiones?

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 00:00:13 GMT

(CNN Español) — Al menos desde el Anschluss, la incorporación forzada del territorio de Austria al de Alemania en 1938, la sola mención de la palabra “anexión” suele generar tensiones e incertidumbre bajo la sombra del conflicto armado.Ahora, la palabra ha vuelto a ser invocada por el gobierno de Guyana, al asegurar que luego de un referendo consultivo organizado el domingo por Venezuela, Caracas busca la “anexión” del Esequibo, un territorio en disputa en el noreste de Sudamérica que controla Georgetown. También la Corte Penal Internacional ha utilizado el término, señalando que una anexión por Venezuela sería ilegal.En el referendo, de acuerdo con los resultados que anunció el gobierno de Nicolás Maduro, los votantes aprobaron la creación de un nuevo estado venezolano en el Esequibo. El martes, Maduro anunció que procedería de acuerdo con el resultado. El proyecto de ley para ello fue aprobado en primera discusión por la Asamblea Nacional.ANÁLISIS | ¿...