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The rapper, 48, who retired nearly a year ago in order to dedicate his life to Christ, revealed the surprising news on Monday that he and wife Mireddys González, 47, were going their separate ways on his Instagram Stories. 'With a heart full of respect and honesty, I want to share some important news about my personal life,' the Reggaeton artist wrote in Spanish. 'After more than two decades of marriage and after many months of trying to save my marriage, which my wife and I share, today my lawyers responded to the divorce petition received from Mireddys,' he explained. The couple married in 1995, when the rapper was only 17 and share two children together; Jesaaelys, 28 and Jeremy, 26. The singer is also dad to daughter Yamilet, age unknown from a previous relationship. Gonzalez went on to become Yankee Daddy's manager and CEO of El Cartel Records, which was founded in 1997. Daddy Yankee, 48, and his wife Mireddys González, 47, are calling it quits after 29 years of marriage. Pictured in Tampa in January 2023 The Gasolina artist said 'my faith in Christ is my refuge at this moment and it will be my constant guide while we settle our differences.' The hitmaker stated he respected his wife's decision to file for divorce and appreciated 'the time we shared, full of blessings and values, of love and with a beautiful family that will continue to be our priority.' 'This is not an easy time, but I understand that it is part of my life process,' he admitted. 'I deeply thank those who have accompanied us during this journey and I ask that you respect our privacy in this process,' the Grammy winner stated. ' know that this news may surprise many,' he added. 'Thank you for your unconditional support. This will be my only statement.' The artist concluded by using his legal name Raymond Ayala. After the rapper retired, Gonzalez seemed to be looking forward to her future with her longtime spouse. 'Today I have mixed feelings, I am HAPPY and SAD,' she shared on social media. 'As we celebrate our 27th wedding anniversary, I hear you tell the WORLD that you are retiring from MUSIC that has been your passion for these last three decades.' The Grammy winner released this statement in Spanish revealing he was responding to Gonzalez's divorce petition and asked for his fans to respect his and his family's privacy during this difficult time The couple married in 1995 when he was only 17. They are the parents of two children, Jesaaelys, 28 and Jeremy, 26. The singer is also dad to daughter Yamilet, age unknown from a previous relationship The Gasolina artist announced his retirement from secular music in December 2023 in order to dedicate his life to Christ. He has asked his fans for 'privacy in this process' as he and Gonzalez navigate their divorce (Pictured in Miami in 2007) Read More King of Reggaetón Daddy Yankee announces plan to retire from music after one last studio album and farewell tour 'Soon it’s your turn to say goodbye to the stage. You’ve enjoyed Daddy Yankee for so long, but now it’s up to Raymond Ayala to enjoy what he’s built.' Shortly after stepping away from his secular career, Yankee Daddy released the faith-based song Blood Donor in March. The musician was most recently in Argentina where he was sharing his faith at a packed Chacarita stadium in Villa Maipú. The artist has also been spreading the Gospel via music releasing two new singles, Loveo and the Grammy nominated Bonita. His birth name is Ramón Luis Ayala Rodríguez. Yankee is known as a Puerto Rican rapper, singer and actor. He who rose to fame in 2004 with the song Gasolina. 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Home and neighborhood environments impact sedentary behavior in teens globally December 3, 2024 University of California - San Diego Adolescents worldwide are spending an average of 8 to 10 hours per day engaging in sedentary activities such as watching television, using electronic devices, playing video games and riding in motorized vehicles, according to a multinational study. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIN Email The World Health Organization recommends no more than two to three hours per day of sedentary time for youth. However, adolescents worldwide are spending an average of 8 to 10 hours per day engaging in sedentary activities such as watching television, using electronic devices, playing video games and riding in motorized vehicles, according to a multinational study published in the Nov. 29, 2024 issue of the International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity . The most notable finding of the study, led by principal investigator James F. Sallis, Ph.D., distinguished professor at the Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health and Human Longevity Science at University of California San Diego, and colleagues from 14 countries, found that simply having a personal social media account was linked with higher total sedentary time in both males and females. Social media was also related to more self-reported screen time. "Although there is great concern about negative effects of social media on youth mental health, this study documents a pathway for social media to harm physical health as well," said Sallis, who is also a professorial fellow at the Australian Catholic University. "These findings are concerning, as excessive sedentary behavior has been linked to a range of health problems, including obesity, diabetes and mental health issues." Researchers analyzed accelerometer data from 3,982 adolescents aged 11 to 19 and survey measures of sedentary behavior from 6,302 participants in the International Physical Activity and the Environment Network (IPEN) Adolescent Study, which covered 15 geographically and culturally diverse countries across six continents. The number of electronic devices within a home, how many adolescents had their own social media accounts and neighborhood walkability were significantly different across countries. For example, adolescents from India had an average of 1.2 electronic devices in the bedroom and 0.5 personal electronic devices, while the average number of such devices in Denmark was 4.2 and 2.3, respectively. In India and Bangladesh, fewer than 30% of adolescents reported having their own social media account, compared to higher socio-economic status countries where it was over 90%. Parents reporting on walkability identified Australia as having high access to parks, while Nigerian parents reported no access, and parents in Bangladesh and India reported poor access. Traffic was a concern among parents in Brazil, Malaysia, Bangladesh, India, and Israel, and concerns about crime were high in the first three countries. Adolescents who reported less recreational screen time lived in walkable neighborhoods and had better perceptions of safety from traffic and crime than others. Girls who lived in neighborhoods designed to support physical activity were less likely to be sedentary. Despite differences in culture, built environments and extent of sedentary time, patterns of association were generally similar across countries, said the study's lead author Ranjit Mohan Anjana, M.D., Ph.D., of Dr. Mohan's Diabetes Specialties Centre and Madras Diabetes Research Foundation in India. "Together, parents, policymakers and technology companies can work together to reduce access to screens, limit social media engagement and promote more physical activity, thus helping adolescents develop healthier habits and reduce their risk of chronic diseases," said Anjana. The study's findings have significant implications for public health policy and highlight the need for further research into the causes and consequences of sedentary behavior among teenagers. Countries involved in study: Australia, Bangladesh, Belgium, Brazil, China, Czechia, Denmark, India, Israel, Malaysia, Nigeria, Portugal, Spain and United States. Story Source: Materials provided by University of California - San Diego . Original written by Yadira Galindo. Note: Content may be edited for style and length. Journal Reference : Cite This Page :

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SANTA CLARA, Calif. — At this point the past two seasons, the San Francisco 49ers were fighting for playoff positioning rather than their playoff lives. After snapping a three-game losing streak with a lopsided win last week against Chicago, the Niners head into a Thursday night division showdown against the Los Angeles Rams hoping to play with the same kind of desperation in a game they almost certainly need to win to get to the postseason. "I think just across the board as a team, everybody had just a bit more of sense of urgency and I think we executed and played together as a team, and we didn't let off," quarterback Brock Purdy said. "Really liked that. But, that was last week so now it's on to this week and how can we do that again?" After getting outscored by 53 points in losses at Green Bay and Buffalo, the 49ers (6-7) played their most complete game of the season to keep their playoff hopes alive. While some credited a feeling of desperation or speeches from players such as Purdy and Deommodore Lenoir for the turnaround, linebacker Fred Warner said it was more about execution than anything else. "We didn't go out there in Green Bay, we didn't go out there in Buffalo saying, 'Let's just hope that we win.' Trust me, I felt desperate as hell going into both those games," he said. "It just didn't work out. ... It didn't happen because last week we decided we wanted to. This was weeks in the making." Whatever the reason, the results were obvious to anyone watching, including the Rams (7-6), who had their own signature performance to boost their playoff chances. Los Angeles held off Buffalo 44-42 to remain one game behind Seattle in the NFC West race and a game ahead of the 49ers and Arizona in the tightly packed division. Coach Sean McVay knows his team will need a similar performance to beat San Francisco and earn a season sweep. "I saw they certainly had a very dominant performance," he said. "If there's anything that you do know, it's a week-to-week league. Humility is only a week away. They have excellent coaches, excellent personnel and really good schemes. No matter what's really happened in terms of the trajectory of the injuries, they're going to be ready to go." Puka Nacua is in dominant form with 33 catches for 458 yards and three TDs in the Rams' past four games, highlighted by a 162-yard performance last week against Buffalo in which he also scored his first rushing TD. Nacua was injured for these clubs' first meeting this season — but last year, he broke the NFL's single-game rookie receptions record with 15 in his first game against San Francisco, and he set the NFL rookie season records for catches and yards receiving during his visit to Santa Clara last January. "He's a tough football player," 49ers defensive coordinator Nick Sorensen said. "Some guys are just competitive. He's got size, he doesn't go down easy. Some things you can't measure and he's just got it." The least productive four-game stretch of Deebo Samuel's career sent the frustrated wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers to social media. In a now-deleted post on X, formerly known as Twitter, Samuel said the reason he gained only 97 yards from scrimmage the past four games was not that he was struggling but that he wasn't getting the ball. His teammates and coaches believe he will get back to his All-Pro form soon. "I want to get Deebo the ball every play if I could," Purdy said. "I want to have him break all the records as best as possible. I want Deebo to do Deebo things." The Rams defense got shredded twice in the past three weeks by Saquon Barkley's Eagles and Josh Allen's Bills, dropping the unit to 27th in total defense. LA's vaunted young pass rush led by rookie Jared Verse has no sacks in its past two games and just three in the past four games. Considering Purdy drove the Niners to 425 yards in the teams' first meeting this season without Christian McCaffrey, George Kittle or Samuel, the Rams' offense might need yet another prolific game to overcome its defense's weaknesses. With Nick Bosa sidelined the past three games, the 49ers have had to generate pass rushes from different sources. They had a season-high seven sacks last week with Yetur Gross-Matos getting three and Leonard Floyd two. The 32-year-old Floyd has 5 1/2 sacks in his past four games. "Leonard's just an Energizer bunny," Shanahan said. "It's crazy with him being one of the older guys and stuff and how many different teams he's been to, but I've played against him enough and felt that." Bosa has a chance to return this week and is listed as questionable. AP Sports Writer Greg Beacham in Los Angeles contributed to this report Get local news delivered to your inbox!Only about 2 in 10 Americans approve of Biden's pardon of his son Hunter, poll finds

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