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With about 22 years of experience in the TV and film industry, actor Brie Larson reflects on the importance of a regimented beauty routine and the art of transformation in an as-told-to interview with Allure’s Brennan Kilbane. I grew up in the makeup chair, right? My mom recently found, in the garage, a picture of…
Barber clippers come in handy for a multitude of reasons — including, but not limited to, keeping facial hair fresh, cleaning up buzz cuts, and trimming your pubic hair, if you prefer. Plus, while salons were temporarily shut down due to the COVID-19 crisis, they became especially helpful to have in your stash for maintenance…
[ad_1] March 20, 2021– A definition of resilience is: the ability to recover quickly from difficulties. In the past year, many of us have faced adversity, trauma, tragedy, threats, or significant sources of stress, such as family and relationship problems, serious health problems, or workplace and financial stressors. Let this three minute video be a…
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[ad_1] Across the United States, 69 river dams were removed from American rivers in 2020, opening 624 miles of free-flowing waterways. The work was carried out with the guidance of American Rivers, a national nonprofit organization that works to restore rivers to their natural state. More than 90,000 dams block rivers in the US, but…
[ad_1] Oklahoma’s Native American tribes are moving ahead of the general population toward herd immunity, so much so that they are opening up COVID-19 vaccination to all Oklahomans. @ ChickasawNation /Twitter Having received tens of thousands of doses from the Indian Health Service, the small tribal leadership in Chickasaw, ChoctawThe Osage, Cherokee and Potawatomi nations…
Q&A: Mouthguards, Compression Clothing, and Skipping Breakfast – Legion Athletics 0 Home / Blog / Podcast / Q&A: Mouthguards, Compression Clothing, and Skipping Breakfast Written by Michael Matthews I’ve churned through over 150,000 emails, social media comments and messages, and blog comments in the last 6 years. And that means I’ve fielded a ton…
[ad_1] To succeed in any professional sport requires skill, determination and practice. Having someone who believes in you and goes out of their way to help you can make the difference between living the dream or hanging up your skates. Throughout the many years that Graham Nesbitt ran the local skating rink in Seaforth, Ontario,…
[ad_1] We asked Positive News readers how they have grown through the hardships of the pandemic. One year after the first lockdown in the UK, we share the learnings you are taking. Over the past year, Covid-19 has inflicted misery on many. It has isolated us from our support networks, restricted our freedoms and, for…
Building your own home gym is more convenient, time efficient, and (potentially) cheaper than going to a commercial gym. That said, building a home gym can also be a confusing, expensive ordeal if you don’t know what to buy. You can easily spend north of $10,000 on equipment you don’t need or, more likely, make…