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I don’t care what the plastic association folks and lobbyists say, our own two eyes tell us plastic is a menace. Sea turtles swathed in plastic netting … pelicans ensnared in plastic bags … all that has created the need to police beaches and waterways. All roads led to Rome and all waterways lead to the sea and that’s where plastic ends up.

I don’t think the slime craze is leaving our house any time soon. So as much as I don’t enjoy making slime, my kids still love the stuff. I know I’m not alone — your kids probably love slime just as much as mine do!

With the beginning of a successful extension in California, 2018 proved to be a momentous year for Luxe Pack, the business to business tradeshow dedicated to luxury packaging. The event will return to Los Angeles for its second edition on February 27-28, 2019 officially putting it on the map as a West Coast industry destination. (…)

Beans are known as the magical fruit and it’s not just for their epic fart-causing powers. Eating beans, peas, chickpeas or lentils can help you lose weight, according to a study in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. They are the perfect blend of satiating fiber and protein. People who ate just 3/4 cup of legumes a day lost half a pound a week without changing their diet or exercise habits.

To get a bit of perspective, I spoke to Glen Jones, commercial manager from EnviroWaste, one of New Zealand’s largest waste management companies, to get a sense of where our efforts are best directed.

Daily weigh-ins can make you crazy, as many dieters can attest. Plus they’re not always the most accurate measurement of your progress as that number can be affected by everything from your hormones to the time of day. “Instead I teach my clients to focus on another easy measurement: Getting all their servings of vegetables each day,” says Rebecca Clyde, RD and owner of Nourish Nutrition Co. With this habit, you’re adding something positive and the vegetables will naturally help fill you up.”

“Two hundred and thirty three,” said Mr. Shetty, and grinned as he waved an almost invisible sheet of plastic. “It gets very technical,” he warned. “You know, the visible spectrum, and all.”

Rowley was discharged from hospital in Salisbury on Friday after being exposed to the deadly substance on June 30. The 45-year-old said he "feels very lucky" to be alive but doubts he will ever get over what happened.

Once you discover Eden Perfumes, you may well never splurge your hard-earned pennies on a designer fragrance again. Certified by The Vegan Society, these are cruelty-free scents that are dead ringers for the classics, minus the parabens, preservatives and animal-derived ingredients, which are replaced with natural essential oils. To put this lofty claim to the test, we tried their copy of Chanel No.5, one of the most recognisable and timeless scents and Marilyn Monroe’s go-to. Expecting disappointment, we were stunned by how similar Eden No.5 is, with the same familiar top notes of neroli, ylang ylang and lemon, heart of iris, jasmine and rose and base of patchouli. It would be hard to tell the difference in a scent test, and we do not say that lightly. The second big test was the longevity, and thankfully it impressed, though we topped up after six hours for stronger impact. The bargain price is down to the company, run by a vegan family from Brighton, openly scrimping on packaging and marketing to focus on the quality and intensity of the perfume itself. That said, the slim bottles are simple yet stylish and, best of all, refillable, so you can do your bit for the environment too (see details on how to order a refill online here). Their take on Chloe, unsubtly named Chloey, also impressed us, but if there’s a specific scent you’re lusting after, just type it into Eden’s website and they’ll show you a vegan alternative. No luck? They take requests. Finally, there’s no need to abandon your favourite perfume in the name of animal welfare.

I am sitting in the mountains, snow falling heavily, so heavily in fact that the internet has been wiped out entirely and while my gorgeous family is drinking hot chocolate and listening to Justin Bieber croon carols to shawty I’m thinking about you.

Peterson hopes that the “self-care sanctuary” will be welcomed into the neighborhood and recommends her products as gifts. “The other thing that’s great about having the store is for gift buying. What’s great is being able to surprise people with products, too. Come here and buy things.”

Some choose to wait in the store where they can purchase a glass of wine, a can of craft beer or a bottle of Norka soda — a nod to the couple’s Akron roots — to pass the time.