The US women’s gymnastics team is having quite the run at the Paris Summer Olympics, and Suni Lee just made it even better by adding a bronze to their medal count with her stunning uneven bars routine. The 21-year-old earned the medal while competing in the individual finals on Sunday, August 4, which brought her Paris Games count to three. Suni also took home a gold when USA won the team all-around and another bronze for the individual all-around. For her individual uneven bars, she scored 14.800 and was the only US gymnast to medal. The gold went to Algeria’s Kaylia Nemour, who earned 15.700. China’s Qiyuan Qiu took the silver with 15.500. You can watch Suni Lee’s entire uneven bar routine here. The feat was particularly special for Suni after an undisclosed medical condition nearly took her out of the sport completely.  A Kidney Condition Nearly Kept Suni Lee From The 2024 Summer Games In 2023, the gymnast announced that she was dropping out of Auburn University early due to an undisclosed kidney illness. That September, the same condition kept her from the world championship team selection camp. Fortunately, doctors found medications to manage her symptoms in January, and she was able to get back to training with hopes of making the 2024 team. “There were so many times when I thought about quitting and just giving up because I was so sick,” she admitted while talking to Today. “But once I had those people around me who lifted me up and supported me and just made sure that I was good, I knew that this is something I wanted.” Suni Lee has one more event during the Paris Summer Olympics. On Monday, Aug 5, she will compete in the balance beam finals along with teammate Simone Biles. Tune into Peacock or your local NBC channel to watch. You can find this story’s featured image here. The post Suni Lee’s Uneven Bars Routine Gets The Olympic Bronze! appeared first on InspireMore.

While all the Olympic sports are spectacular to watch, there is something awe-inspiring about the trampoline performances. Whether it is the heights they reach or the grace with which the athletes move in the air, they truly are spectacular. Eight women competed for the gold, but only one could come out on top. Watch as Bryony Page steals the show with her trampoline gold medal performance here. Bryony Page Takes The Gold With Her Beautiful Trampoline Routine All eight women performed amazingly but three women really stole the show. In third place, 25-year-old Sophiane Methot had an incredible score of 55.650. The silver medal was taken by 19-year-old Viyaleta Bardzilouskaya, with a score of 56.060. However, the absolute star of the night was Bryony Page. Already having taken the bronze medal in Toyko and the silver medal in Italy, Bryony had her sights set on the gold in Paris. Bryony looked ethereal as she floated through the air. Although she strayed slightly from the middle target where she was to land, there was no beating her incredible jumps. With just one bounce between each set, Bryony Page made all her jumps look effortless. She performed both pike and tuck jumps as well as various somersaults and twists. Viewers could see her trainer watch appreciatively from the floor below her. She waited anxiously for her score and rejoiced when she saw it. Bryony scored the gold medal with an impressive score of 56.480. A Heartwarming Reaction To Trampoline Gold Medal Performance Youtube Bryony’s emotional reaction proved just how much taking the gold home meant to her. The athlete fell to the floor as she sobbed and laughed with glee. Cheers erupted from the stands as the fans shared in her victory. This trampoline gold medal performance has only been on YouTube for six hours and already has over 73,000 views. It is clear that the world loves Bryony as much as we do! The source of the featured image can be found here. The post The Olympic Trampoline Gold Medal Performance Was Mind-Blowing! appeared first on InspireMore.

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The M4 iPad Pro is one of the best electronic devices you can buy today. It's beautiful hardware with top-of-the-line specs, and while iPadOS isn't perfect, it gives me enough tools to mix work and entertainment while using the new 13-inch model. Since I started using the new iPad with a Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil Pro, I feel like new possibilities have opened up. With that said, I want to share with you some of my favorite iPad Pro apps I use every day—and don't worry: I'm not talking about the likes of Slack, Safari, Netflix, or even Apple's Files app, even though I use them daily. ChatGPT BGR has many articles highlighting ChatGPT's usefulness. It has helped us run a marathon and have a better experience watching Netflix, but for me, the feature I use the most is double-checking my writing. This has been one of my key iPad Pro apps, and I love using it with Stage Manager. I created a keyboard shortcut to help me with that, and life has been so much easier ever since. You can find it on the App Store here. Paper Image source: José Adorno for BGR After I bought the M4 iPad Pro and the Apple Pencil Pro, I decided it was finally time to give drawing a go. I'm a terrible drawer, but I had to start somewhere, right? My friends love Procreate, but Paper helped me fall in love with art again. So far, I haven't gotten much better, but I like to copy/draw a few Pokémon images when I'm bored. I think this app has the right amount of tools to help beginners unleash their creative potential. You can find it on the App Store here. Photomator I'm a huge fan of the Pixelmator team. I own many of their apps on several different platforms, and I love editing my images with this app. The M4 processor makes machine learning editing quicker than ever, and the beautiful OLED display gives me accurate colors to make my image shine in both SDR and HDR. You can find it on the App Store here. Gentler Streak Image source: José Adorno for BGR Gentler Streak is a personal favorite of Apple and I. Winner of App Store Awards in two different categories over the past few years, this health track monitor has a dedicated iPad app. Every day, I like to check the app to discover my readiness for a run or yoga based on my Activity Path and well-being status. Also, having a big screen makes my status and workout details pop on the display, and it's nice to have all that information on my iPad. You can find it on the App Store here. Genshin Impact Over the past few months, I've developed a guilty pleasure: Genshin Impact. I've been playing this game nonstop on my PlayStation 5. While I had a blast trying Genshin on my iPhone 15 Pro with the GameSir Galileo G8 controller, I found that playing this game on the M4 iPad Pro is the right choice. I can max out the graphics without encountering a single issue. You can find it on the App Store here. Portal Image source: José Adorno for BGR Whenever I want to focus on a task (or just disassociate for a few minutes), I open Portal. This app offers several portals to different locations to help you focus on a task, relax, or even sleep. This is one of my favorite iPad Pro apps because it mixes spatial audio with beautiful footage. It's also available on the Mac. You can find it on the App Store here. Authenticator The Authenticator app by 2Stable is my favorite choice for storing two-factor authentication codes. Its interface is simple and intuitive, and it works with all my Apple devices—even my Apple Watch. Even though I'm giving Apple's Passwords app a try with iPadOS 18, my 2FA codes are all safely stored with the Authenticator app. You can find it on the App Store here. Apple Fitness+ Image source: José Adorno for BGR Lastly, Apple Fitness+ is a great companion. Whenever I'm not doing yoga in my living room with an Apple TV 4K, I like taking classes on my iPad. It's especially useful in sessions where I have to lie down. I hope, eventually, I can find a good gym to use my iPad for indoor runs rather than my iPhone, as I'm sure the experience would be much better. You can learn more about Apple Fitness+ availability with an Apple One subscription here. Favorite iPad Pro apps wrap up These are some of my favorite iPad Pro apps I use daily. While I like how I can experience them with the M4 iPad Pro, I know almost all iPad users can take advantage of them, so try them out even if you don't have the latest, greatest iPad Pro. Don't Miss: M4 iPad Pro: Release date, OLED, price, features, Apple Pencil Pro, more The post 8 incredible iPad Pro apps I use every day appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Stunning Yaber T2 Outdoor Projector has a massive 20% discount Today’s deals: $299 Apple Watch Series 9, $50 off PS5, $200 off PSVR, $100 Hoover carpet cleaner, more Today’s deals: Rare PlayStation 5 discount, $19 Roku, $20 pet hair remover, $60 Keurig coffee maker, more Today’s deals: $179 AirPods Pro 2, $40 foldable camera drone, $899 M3 MacBook Air, $16 wireless charger, more

A fairly unsettling discovery has been unearthed out of a recent excavation in Østfold county, Norway - a 2,500-year-old graveyard containing 39 individual burials, exclusively of children under the age of six! An analysis of bone fragments that avoided cremation revealed this rather gruesome fact, along with 2 additional graves containing adult bodies, found apart from the main group. All in all, these were arranged as a cluster of 41 symmetrical stone circles. The stones in the graves were laid closely together, resembling cobblestones in a street. Several graves featured a large stone at the center, and beneath these stones, archaeologists discovered remains of pottery and burned bones, according to a statement by The Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo. 7 Amazing Glimpses into the Ancient Lives of Children 76 Pre-Inca Child Sacrifices Found at Peru’s Pampa La Cruz site Read moreSection: NewsHistory & ArchaeologyHistoryAncient TraditionsRead Later 

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