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As the leaves change colors and a blanket of cold sets in across much of the country, clogged sinuses also become a new normal — but they don’t have to be.A trend making the rounds on TikTok aims to help drain the sinuses and achieve some relief from nasal congestion and pressure: At-home sinus massages. TODAY spoke to three experts about the pro and cons of sinus massages, whether they actually work and more ways to drain your sinuses this stuffy-nose season.Why do sinuses get clogged?According to Dr. Madeleine Schaberg, an ear, nose and throat doctor in the department of…
Voters in northern and southwest Virginia have recently received notices directing them to incorrect polling locations, the state Department of Elections confirmed this week.In a statement provided to The Associated Press on Friday, Virginia Commissioner of Elections Susan Beals said the department had determined that a mailing of 31,000 voter notices with incorrect polling place locations had gone out to voters in seven towns across Prince William and Fairfax counties.The disclosure came after Beals said in a statement earlier in the week that voters with a P.O. box in nine southwest Virginia localities may have received notices with incorrect voting…
Conservative grassroots activists are due to vote online next week for Liz Truss’s successor – and party elders insist the system is protectedFears about the cyber security threat to the latest Tory leadership ballot are mounting amid growing anger at party members picking a Prime Minister for the second time in just seven weeks. Conservative grassroots activists are due to vote online next week for Liz Truss’s successor – and party elders insist the system is protected. But experts warned the ballot could be targeted by overseas hackers, particularly Russians. Some 170,000 Tory members are set to choose the next…
“One of a kind!” said Jamie Iannone, the chief executive of eBay, pointing down to the pair of pristine, custom-made Nike trainers on his feet. Whether it is a genuine passion for luxury “kicks” or a desire to be on-trend with TikTok-ing Gen Z consumers that eBay wants to attract, Iannone is confident the booming second-hand luxury market, for items such as trainers or watches, will help turn round the online marketplace’s fortunes.“We’re leaning into where Gen Z and millennials are,” he said. “There’s a bigger focus on sustainability, and ‘re-commerce’. Ebay is really the pioneer . . . that gives us an…
The Galliano slip purchased once upon a time by a fashion fan with exquisite taste. Tim P. Whitby/Getty ImagesWhen searching for nostalgic propositions that might pique Clooney’s interest —“I don’t sell vintage pieces, I sell a vision of fashion”—Marie keeps three things in her mind. The provenance of the product, her instinct and the image of Amal herself. The rest is like a magic alchemy that only skilled curators seem to be able to harness. Take that Galliano, for example. The slinky pearlescent number came via a private collector Blanchet met some years ago, when she invited Marie to cost up…
Artist Christophe Roberts’s newly opened concept store, Seed Brklyn, is an amalgamation of fashion, community, culture, and art all under one roof. Known for his work as a multidisciplinary sculptor, graphic artist, and creative visionary, the Bahamian American Roberts intends to “seed the block,” or give back to the neighborhood, with this new venture.The three-in-one location at 1217 Bedford Avenue in BedStuy, Brooklyn, houses a coffee shop, two shopping floors, and a gallery space showcasing digital works on screens. Roberts took five years to develop the concept as both a retail destination and a community space in a neighborhood that…
A computer hacker who stole unreleased songs from British pop star Ed Sheeran and American rap artist Lil Uzi Vert has been sentenced to 18 months in prison, U.K. prosecutors said Friday.Adrian Kwiatkowski, 23, of Ipswich in southern England, hacked the artists’ cloud-based accounts and sold their songs on the dark web in exchange for cryptocurrency. City of London Police, which investigated the case, said Kwiatkowski made $147,000 on the transactions.”Kwiatkowski had complete disregard for the musicians’ creativity and hard work producing original songs and the subsequent loss of earnings,’’ said Joanne Jakymec of the Crown Prosecution Service. “He selfishly…
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