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[ad_1] Morris Township is a typical New Jersey town: there is a fire department and a police department; there is a medical center, fun shops and lively restaurants. Thanks to the work of a super creative girl, since the pandemic hit in March, front-line personnel in the area have been finding some very special items…
The name Deborah Lippmann is practically synonymous with nail lacquer. For more than 20 years, the sought-after manicurist has been creating colors found on the fingertips of celebrities, models, and regular, everyday folks who appreciate a polished look. But Lippmann is ready to branch out — or up, rather. Her brand has turned its attention…
[ad_1] A new report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) had to be revised to include the almost incredible growth figures in the renewable energy sectors of major countries such as India, China and the US, even as their economies struggle. with COVID-19. Spurred by long-term contracts, a slight 5% drop in global energy demand,…
[ad_1] A 98-year-old D-Day veteran has recreated a photo taken with a Belgian boy whose family took him in 76 years ago. SWNS George ‘Bunny’ Avery was a sapper for the Royal Engineers and part of the second wave of troops that landed on the beaches of Sword Beach in Normandy on D-Day, June 6,…
What came first: The Real Housewives or our ever-growing obsession with perfection? Did the smoky eyes and bandage dresses on Bravo’s juggernaut Housewives franchise influence the beauty choices of millions of women or have my fellow Housewives simply conformed to society’s ever-changing beauty standards? To answer that, we need to travel back to 2006. Facebook…
The newest Real Housewives installment takes place against the blue, low-oxygen skies and chalet-inspired mansions of Salt Lake City, which has more plastic surgeons per capita than Los Angeles. Along the surrounding highways, billboards for breast augmentation are posted among those printed with Bible verses paid for by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day…
Steven Sashen on the Truth About Minimalist and Fancy Sports Footwear – Legion Athletics 0 Written by Michael Matthews What’s the deal with athletic footwear? On the one hand, you have fancy, expensive running, and sports shoes coming out every couple of months claiming some new technological “breakthrough” for more comfort, safety, and even performance….
[ad_1] They help strike a balance between the needs of wildlife and UK home construction, but do they delay much needed development? Far from it, these environmentalists claim In a typically boastful speech that was arguably heavier in chunks than deeds, Boris Johnson promised in July to revive the UK’s failing economy with a bonfire…
[ad_1] November 11, 2020– This poignant documentary by Lisa Russell shares “three of the many untold stories that hold the key to better health for more people around the world.” The three women, a medical doctor and teacher from India, another assistant midwife from Indonesia, and the third director of a community health center in…
In Jones’ words, the three Humanrace products endeavor to fulfill the most basic requirements of a skin-care routine: Prepare, repair, protect. To prepare your face to receive skin care, you wash it. Jones and Williams might hope that you’ll use Humanrace’s Rice Powder Cleanser, which arrives dry. A dime-sized dusting of the stuff, mixed with…