Largest Lake Windermere in England The romantic wedding photography session turns tragic when the precious diamond engagement ring unfortunately falls into the lake. Lucky for the couple Rebecca Chaukria and Viki Patel found a ‘gentleman’ right before the official wedding ceremony. Angus Hosking, a free diver, received a wedding invitation after finding an engagement ring that fell from a woman’s hand at the bottom of Britain’s largest lake. Rebecca Chaukria, the girl who lost her engagement ring, said the special gift fell from her hand while taking wedding photos on a breakwater at Lake Windermere, the largest natural lake in the UK. Viki Patel, her fiance, said that despite his best efforts, he could not see through the water to find a ring for Rebecca Chaukria. The couple returned to the hotel and contacted freediver Angus Hosking. This man quickly ran to and dived into the lake in search of a white gold ring with diamonds. Hosking used an underwater metal detector to search for the ring and within 20 minutes, after a few false detections, he brought the ring ashore and returned it to the couple. Viki Patel described the freelancer as an ‘excellent guy’, and when Angus Hosking returned to shore, the couple repeatedly thanked him. Angus Hosking is a volunteer with the Lake District diving center in Windermere. Previously, he helped clean up the lake, find and return items such as phones, rings, cameras and other valuables to tourists.

According to the Daily Mail, the world’s deepest swimming pool will be built in Cornwall (UK) with a total investment of more than 200 million USD. Its name is Blue Abyss (roughly translated: Blue Abyss). The depth of the pool is about 50 m. The swimming pool can hold more than 42,000 cubic meters of water, equivalent to 17 Olympic standard swimming pools or… 168 million cups of tea. With these numbers, Blue Abyss will become the largest and deepest indoor swimming pool in the world. However, it is not open to serve ordinary people. The swimming pool is used for research, testing and training in a number of fields such as energy, marine, defense and space. The construction is expected to be completed after 18 months from the time the planning permit is granted. It is likely that in the second quarter of 2023, Blue Abyss will be officially put into use. It is expected that Blue Abyss will create 160 jobs for workers and earn 11 million pounds a year for the local economy. In addition, the swimming pool can also be rented as a movie set. This will attract famous actors looking to the Cornwall area. Project Blue Abyss features Tim Peake, the legendary British astronaut. He said: “Cornwall is the perfect location for the Blue Abyss. This is an area rich in potential for ambitions to conquer space, space and renewable energy.” Sketches show the pool will be housed in a unique teardrop-shaped building designed by British architect Robin Partington. Currently, the deepest swimming pool in the world is DeepSpot, located in Poland. It was officially opened on November 21, 2020 with a depth of 45 m, a total volume of water equivalent to 27 Olympic standard tanks. The swimming pool is open to the public and is used as a diver training center.

The Persian Gulf, the Red Sea and the Gulf of Mannar in Sri Lanka have been the center of the international pearl trade for more than 4,000 years. Since ancient times, the region has produced some of the world’s finest natural pearls, supplying the courts of the ancient kings and queens of Mesopotamia, Egypt, and later the Greek empires. , Roman and Byzantine. Kuwait was also once one of the centers of this industry in the Persian Gulf, with a history of developing the pearl industry at least four millennia. Pearl fishing in Kuwait had its heyday before the 19th century. (Source: Pinterest) Before the discovery of oil in the 1930s and extraction after World War II, the main economic activity in Kuwait and the Persian Gulf was the extraction of pearl resources mainly on the Arab side of the Persian Gulf. The history of pearl farming in the Persian Gulf goes back more than four millennia. References to this industry were made by early writers such as the Greek historian Pliny and the Roman geographer Ptolemy of the 2nd century AD. Historically, people living around the Persian Gulf, the Red Sea and the Gulf of Mannar discovered and appreciated the beauty and value of natural pearls created from mussels, opening the pearl industry. Ups and downs with history Since then, Kuwait’s pearl industry has experienced many ups and downs of history. At one stage, pearls became the main export product of the Gulf state, alongside horses, dates, timber and spices. From the early seventeenth century until the 1930s, the country’s economy was largely dependent on pearl diving off the coast of the Arabian Gulf, home to the richest reserves in the world. At the beginning of the twentieth century, Kuwait had nearly 700 pearl diving boats with a workforce of about 15,000 people. The pearl diving season usually lasts for 4 months, from mid-May to mid-September. In the remaining 8 months, traders often use ships to trade and fish offshore. It is the basis for Kuwait’s thriving maritime and shipbuilding industry. Kuwaiti fishermen regularly call at ports in the Middle East, the East coast of Africa, the Indian subcontinent and Sri Lanka. Historical evidence shows that Kuwaiti pearl fishermen sailed as far as Mannar Bay, between the Indian subcontinent and Sri Lanka, especially during the fishing season of these pearl fishing grounds. Natural pearls of Kuwait are thought to be caused by a combination of soil environment, water salinity, climatic conditions and accidental conditions when a small foreign object or grain of sand enters. inside the clams, mussels and stay in it. Irritated by this foreign object, the mussel creates a layer of mother-of-pearl that surrounds the intrusive sand. This process repeats for many years and creates a wonderful gem. For three centuries, Kuwait’s economy based on the pearl industry, seafaring and commerce has thrived relative to the rest of the region. It created a prosperous merchant class, but did not provide a steady income for much of the population, mainly pearl divers and supplementary workers. But there are ups and downs. The large-scale production of cultured pearls in Japan in the 1930s, and the Great Depression shortly thereafter, caused the traditional pearl industry in Kuwait to gradually decline. Pearl divers and their families are entering an unprecedented period of economic hardship. Fortunately, a promising new revenue stream has emerged. In 1938, oil was discovered in Kuwait. After World War II ended and oil extraction and exports were boosted, most of Kuwait’s population gradually emerged from its economic decline, and began to enjoy the fruits of its wealth. Pearl divers have found alternative work in the burgeoning oil industry. The pearl industry in Kuwait is also gradually disappearing… Find the return date However, even though life is full, the Kuwaiti people have not forgotten their old identity. The Kuwait Tower, one of the iconic works of Kuwait, is inspired by pearls, expressing the pride of the people about the ancient occupation of their ancestors. More importantly, the Kuwaiti government has worked to revive the natural pearl industry. Every June, Kuwait holds a month-long pearl diving festival, to pay tribute to the industry’s ancestors, who dedicated their lives to the pearl industry that formed the foundation of Kuwait’s wealth in the past year. past. The festivals also help Kuwait’s younger generation to recognize and appreciate the ups and downs that their ancestors went through in order to protect and preserve this glorious but potentially dangerous industry. Thereby, the festival also helps preserve the pearl diving tradition that has become an integral part of Kuwaiti culture. A Kuwaiti girl waits for the return of pearl divers during the 2019 Kuwaiti pearl diving festival (Photo: Gazi/Xinhua) Pearl diving in Kuwait is called “ghaus” and those who participate in diving are called “ghawawis”. Divers use traditional equipment such as “Dieng” (neck-basket), “hager” (anchor) and “fotam” (nose clip). The end of the festival called “qafal” is celebrated with traditional singing and dancing performances. The Kuwaiti public responded enthusiastically and participated in the festival, expressing their desire to preserve national traditions and culture. The festival also attracts international tourists and friends: Many are excited to take part in the diving competition after initial training. The pride of the “Kuwait pearl” also helps remind the people of Kuwait about the once glorious pearl industry of the Gulf nation. The “Kuwait Pearl” has a special design, 19th century style with the brilliant shine and ivory characteristic of natural pearls from the Persian Gulf, once incorporated by the first owner as a faceplate. necklace. The “Kuwait Pearl” has an almost perfect teardrop shape, weighs 64.35 carats, (12.87 grams), and measures 41.28 x 19.05 mm in length and width, respectively. It is known as the 6th largest natural pearl and one of the 12 rarest pearls in the world. The ‘Pearl of Kuwait’ (Source: Smithsonian Institution) The pearl’s current owner is Bond Street, jeweler Symbolic & Chase, purchased on November 24, 2004 for £150,000 ($270,000) and named it “Kuwait Pearl” in recognition. and a true reflection of the pearl’s natural origin. The sale was made at Christie’s in London from an anonymous private family consignment for auction in 2004. The “Pearl of Kuwait” is now part of the Pearl exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Photo: TMZ Specifically, images from TMZ show Mark Zuckerberg wearing a Sharkbanz ankle bracelet while surfing in Kauai, Hawaii. A spokesperson for Sharkbanz meanwhile confirmed Mark Zuckerberg purchased two Sharkbanz devices from the company’s website. Photo: Instagram The Sharkbanz bracelet for $84 claims to be able to help the wearer prevent accidents from shark attacks by emitting a special electric current. This current can make sharks more likely to sense electromagnetic fields as they search for prey. Sharkbanz’s products have actually been used by quite a few people, including former US President Barack Obama. Photo: Sharkbanz Although very famous, many experts have expressed skepticism about this product line in the past. World-renowned diver Erich Ritter told DW in 2017 that he did not believe Sharkbanz was effective. “These bracelets only protect people psychologically,” he said. “They don’t work at all.” Chris Lowe, director of the Shark Lab at California State University, says he’s never seen any data that suggests people should use a product like Sharkbanz. Even so, Sharkbanz and many 3rd parties confirm that sharks tend to stay away from ringed dummies in tests.

According to Sohu, Lily (living in Shanghai, China) is a famous fitness trainer in the country of billions of people. Not only possessing the prestigious American ACE Personal Training Certificate, she is also a professional yoga follower, nutritionist, diver, and well-trained lifeguard. Initially, Lily looked to bodybuilding to relieve work pressure and improve health. However, after that, she became more and more passionate and constantly trying to have a muscular body. After 8 years of training, although she feels herself quite muscular, Lily is still mistaken for a model by many people because of her sexy body. The secret to Lily’s attractive figure lies in her daily gym routine. She also constantly strengthens herself to challenge herself with various subjects such as swimming, running, pilates, etc. In addition to building muscle, female fitness trainers pay special attention to exercises that require endurance such as yoga and aerobics. She believes that it will ensure that the muscles are balanced and healthy, and at the same time do not lose the slim and sexy beauty of women. In terms of nutrition, Lily does not follow a diet but still meets the body’s food needs to ensure energy. According to her, it is important for each meal to be carefully calculated in calories so as not to overcharge. Thanks to that, despite being 1.70 m tall and weighing 65 kg, Lily’s body is still in balance with the body curve not inferior to the model. On her personal page, the moments when she flexed or practiced received compliments from netizens. Many people share that they feel more motivated to practice when following Lily’s life. However, some comments also doubt that Lily’s physique is a cosmetic intervention product. Faced with negative comments, she chose to remain silent and continued to share about her practice routine. Whether at home or traveling, she does not forget to exercise to keep fit. The standard body helps Lily receive many advertising offers for health and sports products. As a professional trainer, sportswear is often associated with Lily’s image. When choosing dresses or casual clothes, she mainly focuses on a dynamic but no less sexy style to show off her body curves.

“Mermaid diving is developing very quickly in China,” said Mr. Yan Lou, president of PADI (Association of Professional Diving Instructors) in the country of billions of people. On April 28, more than 100 “mermaids” appeared at the Ambassador Lagoonkhu hotel aquarium at Atlantis Sanya resort (China). This activity aims to break the Guinness record for the largest mermaid diving show in the world, on the occasion of the resort’s 3rd anniversary. After this activity, PADI launched 4 mermaid diving courses from basic to advanced. These courses are all very popular in China. “After admiring the beautiful images of the mermaids, the audience seemed to immediately want to take the course. Within four months of its launch, mermaid courses accounted for 30% of local certifications in China,” said Lou. The mermaid diving performance at Atlantis Sanya set a Guinness record. Photo: CNN. Corinna Davids, the head of development for mermaid dive courses offered by SSI (Diving Society International), also confirms this trend. “There is a huge demand for mermaid diving lessons in China. The sport has grown exponentially since we started rolling out in 2017,” she said. SSI has offered independent mermaid diving courses at more than 3,000 locations worldwide. “We now have more than 1,000 mermaid trainers in China and the sport is growing rapidly. This sport is also a bridge to help scuba diving and freediving become more known in this country,” added Davids. Attraction from the ocean Similar to freediving, the “mermaids” do not use any oxygen or support equipment other than a fishtail. “Wearing a fishtail restricts leg movement, making diving more difficult. Divers must use their belly and waist to move. This requires a long time of practice to be able to move smoothly and gracefully like a real mermaid”, said Dada Li, one of the pioneers in mermaid diving and also the PADI representative at China, said. China is a very potential market for mermaid diving. Photo: Xinhua. In 2015, Li completed an international course in freediving instruction and became the first female freediving instructor in China. In the same year, she established a professional team of mermaid divers to perform at aquariums and underwater events in China. Thanks to their meticulousness and skillful technique, the mermaids make the audience admire. The spread on social networks also helps these professions begin to become more widely known. China is also home to some of the youngest divers in the world. In addition, women in this country make up the largest proportion of divers in the world (nearly 50%). The mermaid diving show is loved by many people because of its beauty. Photo: Werner Lau. “Mermaid diving is often seen as an activity for children or women. However, we can guarantee that this is the right sport for everyone. My husband loves it too,” Davids said. Compared to freediving or scuba diving courses, mermaid diving focuses on fun, safety and enjoyment of life. This subject is for those who are not afraid to go into the water and have a love for the ocean. “As a freedom-loving person, I feel like I’ve turned into a real mermaid when diving, able to go anywhere I want,” Li said.

Especially, nowadays, modern devices like smartphones can provide users with most information including time. But wristwatches are still considered as one of the essential items for men. See time In any case, the core function of a watch is to tell the time. Modern people always need to know about time in everything they do. This is the reason many people wear watches. The watch brings a professional, reliable feeling to the opposite person. Photo: @madbarzjoca. You can use your cell phone or other electronic products to check the time. However, with the prevalence of media, it is easy to get distracted by other news. This has led many companies and businesses to ban the use of smartphones and social media during business hours. If you meet a partner, the opposite person will think that you are checking notifications instead of checking the time, giving a feeling of unprofessionalism. Therefore, the traditional watch is the solution chosen by many people. Has the right function for the situation Nowadays, more and more professional watches are being produced. Such as dive watches, pilots, aviation… For example, divers can only enter the water for a fixed time. Otherwise, they will suffer irreversible damage to the body. At that time, the worker could not carry a mobile phone. A dedicated watch is the right choice for this situation. Experiencers should choose a watch suitable for each specific environment. Photo: WatchTime. Unique accessory Women have a lot of jewelry to choose from such as rings, bracelets, handbags… In contrast, the range of accessories exclusively for men is narrower. Therefore, the watch is the item of choice for men. It helps the experiencer to express themselves, their personality and their own style. In addition, it can be used to combine with many outfits. With its versatility, men can wear the watch on any day or event. Like a diamond ring or a chain of pearls, vintage watches are often seen as the final touch, adding a chic, sophisticated touch to an outfit. Watches are a fashion accessory that elevates style. Photo: Stocksy United. As an investment ‘s pen Von Doren think watches can be great investments. In particular, iconic designs, limited editions or made from expensive materials like gold tend to increase in value over time. If you are lucky to own such a special watch model, you have the ability to profit in the future. One of the advantages of investing in a watch is that it doesn’t cost too much. If you own a mechanical watch, men should have it serviced at least every 4-5 years. For quartz watches, the tester needs to replace the battery as soon as it shows signs of running out of power (otherwise the acid in the battery can leak and destroy the movement). Watches will last long if well cared for and maintained. Its lifespan can be hundreds of years. 5 things men need to know to wear a beautiful watch Watches are an effective assistant in terms of time, helping to enhance a stylish look for men.

Australian diver Rhiannan Iffland performed the world’s first stunt when she jumped from a moving hot air balloon into the Paterson River in New South Wales. Previously, Rhiannan Iffland impressed with acrobatics from a height of 120 meters in a salt mine last year. The female athlete continued to impress when conquering the new challenge of jumping into the water from a height of tens of meters, on a flying hot air balloon. Rhiannan Iffland said: “We just did a jump into the water from a flying hot air balloon. This is my first time diving again after falling out of a hot air balloon. It was a special feeling, all acting out too quickly”. Rhiannan Iffland jumped into the water from a height of about 18 meters in a hot air balloon Impressive feat Rhiannan Iffland performed nearly a year of training, after performing a jump from a hot air balloon into the water and diving unsuccessfully in November last year due to bad weather. Rhiannan Iffland, a cliff diving athlete revealed: “I love this sport. What attracts me the most is the fact that I have the opportunity to dive after jumping from different heights, exotic locations. , weird around the world. Diving after jumping out of a hot air balloon is at the top of my wish list for a long time. Last year, when it was not successful with this plan, Rhiannan Iffland was extremely disappointed. The girl did not participate in any events and did not feel motivated to do anything else. Rhiannan Iffland specifically focuses on the idea of ​​diving after jumping out of a hot air balloon. “Today, when we climbed very high, I was a little hesitant, worried, unsure about whether to continue or not. I reassured myself that okay we will fly straight over the target area. I jumped down. Yes, I finally jumped down super fast, “said Rhiannan Iffland. This woman jumped into the water from a height of about 18 meters. Rhiannan Iffland has dived in different waters many times, but this is the first time she has resumed diving after jumping from a hot air balloon. She always feels lucky to work with pilots who know exactly what they need to do, who are also focused on the job. As a cliff diving athlete, Rhiannan Iffland has traveled the world to satisfy his passion, performing dances in places such as the Philippines, Spain, Portugal and Italy. She once jumped off cliffs up to 27 meters high, reaching speeds of more than 85km/h.

On his personal page, the actor posted a picture of a French fashion house wearing a Tambour Street Diver watch, taken by world-famous photographer Mario Sorrenti. Since his debut in 2006, Lee Min Ho is famous both at home and abroad, and is loved by many fans. The Tambour Street Diver is a traditional diver accessory, remade for the underwater version of the movie Tron. It’s made of a single block of metal and the Tambour’s unique design, wider than the upper one, was inspired by the drum. Lee Min Ho becomes the brand ambassador for Louis Vuitton Watch & Jewelry. Photo: @actorleeminho. This product was released with 3 mixes including neon blue, blue and gold. Depending on the color scheme, the watch sells for $ 7,505 and $ 16,910. The rubber strap is sold separately for $ 405 and $ 510. The soft and rounded hour indicators, the easy-to-read dial, become a favorite of aesthetics. Super-LumiNova luminescent is applied to the design, making it easy for divers to read the time underwater. It also plays a role in making the highlight, making the product look more eye-catching. Watches are increasingly becoming a concern of high fashion brands. “It is not difficult to know the reasons for fashion brands’ interest in watches as this industry continues to boom”, GQ comment. Watches like Louis Vuitton’s Tambour in particular and many other fashion brands in general now use real movements, emphasizing the technical details of the collector’s favorite. In addition, male singer Cha Eun Woo also updated on his personal page the picture of him wearing this accessory model from a French fashion house. Cha Eun Woo shows off a photo of a luxury fashion brand’s watch. Photo: @ eunwo.o_c. The Vietnamese-American model went on the catwalk for Chanel, Louis Vuitton Belonging to the generation of models that are resonating, Jade Nguyen has the opportunity to stride in prestigious shows.

The Swedish Archipelago is home to the wild Ostrea edulis, an oyster whose size and taste is different from other farmed species. Since the 17th century, connoisseurs in Sweden have preferred, hunting oysters in this cold area to serve on the king’s banquet tables. Divers hunt for rare oysters in the Swedish icy region Klemming, 31, is one of the few divers in Sweden working in the icy waters, preparing enough diving gear to collect these 11cm-sized oysters. Sitting in the boat, to cope with the cold Swedish weather, the diver fitted a heavy fur cap down over his long hair, wearing thick wool gloves outside. Klemming and her father, also a diver, Peter, anchored the small boat in the shallow water next to a cliff, checking the air tank before jumping into the water. “Oysters Ostrea edulis has a very strong flavor, unlike other oysters. The unique flavor of the oyster can be best paired with ale or a stout,” Lotta Klemming said. After filling a few baskets, the couple boarded a boat, speeding back to the diving house in the village of Grebbestad. Klemming unloaded the oysters and took them on board to a nearby beach to clean and pack them carefully before selling them to restaurants in Stockholm, Gothenburg. Each oyster usually costs about 7 Euro equivalent to more than 190,000 VND. The woman grew up in a village on the coast near the Norwegian border, where her father and uncle worked as a diver. Before that, she had never intended to join the family business. After going to the city, to pursue a fashion career in Gothenburg, she missed this archipelago so much that she decided to return and try diving 6 years ago. “As a young woman today, you grew up in a world full of judgment and you constantly feel, for myself at least, I feel constantly judged,” Lotta Klemming said. But this is really the opposite here, no one will judge me for such looks. ” Klemming revealed she is currently the only woman to dive for oysters in Sweden. Although the epidemic had a huge impact on the business, as oyster restaurants ordered few orders, she had no plans to leave. Standing on Grebbestad’s foggy dock, Klemming says, “What I always wanted to do every week is dive. You can compare this routine to yoga or meditators.”