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Gender-Neutral Products Taking the Beauty World by Storm

Gender-Neutral Products Taking the Beauty World by Storm Share Focusing on what your skin needs rather than stereotypical keywords on the packaging, gender-neutral products are taking the beauty world by storm. As a biomedical scientist, physician and one of the most reputable experts in the field of stem-cell biology and regenerative medicine, establishing a skincare brand wasn’t at the top of Augustinus Bader’s priorities. But his business partner, Charles Rosier, thought otherwise. “He had the vision to apply the technology to skincare consumer products to fund my research,” says Bader. “He thought if the technology could turn burned skin into perfect skin, then the know-how could be used to develop innovative skincare to help with wrinkles.”

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Center for Public Integrity welcomes new staff – Center for Public Integrity

Introduction The Center for Public Integrity has promoted veteran staff member Jamie Smith Hopkins to editor and is making key additions to the nonprofit investigative news organization’s reporting and audience teams. Corey Mitchell, an associate editor and reporter at Education Week, will join Public Integrity on Feb. 22 as a senior reporter covering education. Lisa Yanick Litwiller, director of audience for the community division of Hearst newspapers, will join the organization on March 1 as director of audience. Ashley Clarke, a production assistant and weekend assignment editor at NBC 4 in Washington, D.C., will start March 22 as audience engagement editor. Hopkins has served as a deputy editor, environment editor and reporter at Public Integrity, and last year co-managed the climate change series, “Hidden Epidemics,” a collaboration with Columbia Journalism Investigations and a coalition of local news organizations across the country. She joined the organization in 20

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Demons win 60 again, take six events at LSU s Louisiana Invitational - Northwestern State University Athletics

Demons win 60 again, take six events at LSU s Louisiana Invitational - Northwestern State University Athletics
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Eurobites: EU looks forward to post-Trump tech era

Also in today s EMEA regional roundup: Vodafone and MTS stay friendly; Nokia slices FWA for Saudi Arabia s Mobily; mobile sales slump at Dixons Carphone. As Donald Trump heaves his massive overcoat into the sunset, leaving an almighty mess in his wake, the European Commission is getting excited about a potential new era of collaboration in the tech sphere. Speaking to a plenary session this morning (Wednesday), European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said: When it comes to digital tech we have a lot to offer the new US administration As the first step, I can imagine a common technology council being set up [between the EU and US] and together we will write a rule book that will be valid globally, going all the way from privacy rules to security-critical digital infrastructure. Cooperation? Collaboration? Crazy times.

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Letters: Ihumātao, Laura Fergusson Trust, savings and police chases

Letters: Ihumātao, Laura Fergusson Trust, savings and police chases 21 Dec, 2020 04:00 PM 9 minutes to read NZ Herald Righting a wrong National and Act have strongly denounced the Government s purchase of the contested land at Ihumātao. They say that it will open up a can of worms for more Treaty claims on, private, land in the future. This piece of land was confiscated by the British settler government from the original owners in 1863, despite that iwi not being in rebellion against the Crown at the time. Mr Seymour and Mr Mitchell, would do well to ponder that fact, while pontificating about the need to respect the sanctity of private property.

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