Two childhood friends have graduated from lemonade stands to sold-out stock on their latest invention: all natural deodorant. Jessica Edelstein and Sarah Ribner appeared on ABC’s Shark Tank in December. The new year has proven incredibly successful for them, and they have since seen a boom in sales for their product PiperWai. Their online store […]
Read MoreIn New York State, cars must pass an annual inspection to remain on the road. It is a precaution of safety for the driver as well as others on the road to ensure a car is functioning properly. If your car is past the inspection date, you might get pulled over and ticketed. Many people […]
Read MoreGazebos have been around for thousands of years, according to gazebocreations.com. They were once much bigger than the ones usually seen today, but one being proposed in Nebraska could be reminiscent of the ones from ancient years past. Fort Calhoun is a small city in Nebraska with just under 1,000 residents. It’s a generally quiet […]
Read MoreAnother natural extract is making the rounds in the medical community, this time promising to help fight nasty dental conditions that can drastically impact your pearly whites. According to Daily Rx News, scientists from the Université Laval in Quebec have found that compounds in blueberries called polyphenols may stop oral bacteria from growing. The study […]
Read MoreWhen you struggle with sinus troubles, it can be difficult to breathe well enough to get a good night’s sleep. But now, you may be able to put those days behind you, as a new study says that sinus surgery may correct this problem for people who suffer from sinus issues and even sleep apnea. […]
Read MoreWhen most people play scratch-offs, they typically only win a few bucks. A North Carolina couple, however, recently defied the odds by winning the largest scratch-off prize in the history of the state’s Education Lottery. According to lottery officials, Dale and Robin Summey won $10 million in the Ultimate Millions scratch-off game. Not only was […]
Read MoreAccording to a new report from a Washington auditor, the state’s first charter school has sloppy bookkeeping, improperly certified teachers, and a myriad of other problems. In the report, acting State Auditor Jan Jutte says First Place Scholars needs to do a better job of following state laws, and tracking how taxpayers’ dollars are being […]
Read MoreRosatom, which is Russia’s main nuclear power concern, had signed an agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency to outline practical ways to cooperate in radiation safety. A ceremony solidifying the agreement was held during the 59th session of the IAEA General Conference. The Deputy Director-General of the IAEA, the head of Nuclear Safety and […]
Read MoreRandall Grahm has spent the majority of his life in the wine industry. He started sweeping the floors of the Wine Merchant in Beverly Hills when he was still a student at UC Santa Cruz and started his own vineyard in Bonny Doon soon after finishing school. The man that since became known for his […]
Read MoreUPDATED 10/30/20 Singer Ariana Grande was under the weather this week, but according to OK! magazine, that might not be the only trouble she’s facing. But it doesn’t have to do with her vocal cords — it’s her signature high ponytail that’s causing her problems. According to an anonymous hair stylist who worked with Grande, […]
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