A History of Southern Women’s Activism
When it comes to Southern women, we have a storied history of activism.
New discovery could help prevent deadly smoke alarm malfunctions
According to the U.S. Fire Administration, the home fire death rate in 2022 was 13.3 deaths for every million people in the population. When fires at home occur, there are instances when smoke alarms do not alert homeowners because the alarms aren't working properly. But what if there was no risk of this happening?
"The Autopsy of Jane Doe" is Almost Perfect
This comes close to being the perfect horror movie.“
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Mom reveals the unexpected force that launched her family's journey to an off-grid lifestyle: 'I wasn't really on a track'
Off-grid living and homesteading aren't for everyone. Teri Page never thought about living off-grid or homesteading before meeting her now-husband, but over 20 years later, it's become a lifestyle she loves.
“Hellhole” Shows the Brutality of Men
The 2022 Polish film “Hellhole” (Ostatnia wieczerza) is an interesting take on the evil of men who seek power...
Scientists discover unusual 'blob-headed' species in threatened habitat: 'The function ... remains a complete mystery'
Discovering one new animal species is exciting, so imagine how thrilled researchers were to recently discover 27 new species.
"Longlegs" Offers Up a Truly Creepy Experience
"House of Spoils" - Supernatural Horror or Fairy Tale?
“House of Spoils,” starring Ariana DeBose, is an interesting film. I generally enjoyed it, but there were also problems that led to my not absolutely loving it. For starters, this is billed as a supernatural horror film, which isn’t what I would classify it as at all.
"Boy Kills World" Offers Gory Fun & Deep Thoughts
I finally got around to watching "Boy Kills World," the revenge film starring Bill Skarsgård (who gets to team up again with his former on-screen mother, Famke Janssen).
The Brixton Riot - Notes On The State Of New Jersey
Does Your Halloween Costume Involve Contact Lenses? If So, Read This! - Alabaster Eye Care
Did you know October is Contact Lens Safety Month? Around 46 million Americans wear contact lenses, so knowing how to wear them safely is key. Plus, with Halloween right around the corner, many people will be wearing costumes that involve costume contacts, which can cause their own safety issues. So, how can you ensure eye safety if you wear contact lenses?
Is Your 2024 Holiday Marketing Plan in Place?
It’s officially fall, and Halloween is just over the horizon. That means it’s time for everything pumpkin spice, cozy sweaters, costumes and candy, and, of course, holiday marketing! Halloween starts the year-end holiday blitz that doesn’t conclude until January 1st, so you must have your marketing plan for the rest of the year in place now rather than trying to fly by the seat of your pants. How’s the 2024 holiday season shaping up?
Welcome to Healthy Aging Month! Here’s How to Keep Your Eyes Healthy As You Age - Alabaster Eye Care
Aging is a process we all go through, and it brings a lot of changes. Whether it’s having an aching back at the end of the day or no longer being able to do everything we used to be able to do, our bodies change as we grow older. This also includes our eyes.
Cinema Schminema
Why CinemaSchminema? Because I really would rather be watching this.
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Welcome to Sports Eye Safety Month! Here’s What You Need to Know - Alabaster Eye Care
Happy Sports Eye Safety Month!
Did you know there are thousands of eye injuries yearly due to sports? In fact, according to Prevent Blindness, in 2023, there were more than 32,600 eye injuries in relation to sports, with water sports being the top sport to cause injury. The next highest number of eye injuries came from the sports category of “non-powder guns, darts, arrows, and slingshots.” And that’s not all. For kids aged 15 and up, basketball was the game most likely to result in eye injuries...
Did you know there are thousands of eye injuries yearly due to sports? In fact, according to Prevent Blindness, in 2023, there were more than 32,600 eye injuries in relation to sports, with water sports being the top sport to cause injury. The next highest number of eye injuries came from the sports category of “non-powder guns, darts, arrows, and slingshots.” And that’s not all. For kids aged 15 and up, basketball was the game most likely to result in eye injuries...
AI & Pet Care According to Vets - Catster
As AI continues to evolve and become more integrated with the pet health and care industry, we decided to put this new technology under the microscope and investigate. Can AI be a helping hand in the veterinary field and improve the lives of vets, pets, and pet parents, or are storm clouds of misuse, misinformation, and misdiagnosis brewing?
Can Muslims Touch Dogs? Ethics & Rules – Dogster
How to Repurpose Content Like a Pro
Online marketing, like social media, blogs, and newsletters, is all about the content. But most of the time you’re much too busy to keep churning out content for several different sites on the daily. So, what can you do to ensure you have enough content to go around without dedicating a billion hours each week to content creation?
A (Fairly) Quick History of Social Media
As social animals, people have always relied on communication to strengthen their relationships. So when we can't chat face-to-face, we've come up with plenty of other ways to communicate (smoke signals, anyone?). Social media, though, has transformed the interaction and communication of individuals throughout the world.
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