We Will Ride Fast return to Auckland to play U.F.O with The Fuzzies and The Natural Home.
We Will Ride Fast delivers a genre-defying, hybridised sound. It plays with and intertwines elements of alt-pop, psychedelic/gloom/industrial rock with heavy bass. We Will Ride Fast s new album Emotional Molecules out now!! LP s available to purchase at the show.
The Fuzzies are an independent alternative pop band with more hooks than a chili barb. Big, warm, and fuzzy tones. we have.. songs.
The Natural Home is a bunch of young lads from the northern beaches making their Auckland debut.
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America’s second-ever Catholic president supports abortion rights, leaving the bishops unsure about how to move forward.
March 14, 2021
Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann of Kansas City, Kansas, at a Mass held on the eve of the 2020 March for Life in Washington, D.C.Gregory A. Shemitz
Archbishop Joseph Naumann is anxious about President Joe Biden’s soul. The two men are in some ways similar: cradle Catholics born in the 1940s who witnessed John F. Kennedy become America’s first Catholic president. Both found a natural home in the Democratic Party in Naumann’s midwestern family, asking Catholics if they were Democrats was a redundancy. Naumann became a priest and Biden became a politician, but their paths really diverged over the issue of abortion. Now in his 70s, Naumann watched Biden America’s second Catholic president transform into a vocal supporter of abortion rights while competing for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. Naumann runs the Archdiocese
There will be a new look at the 10th anniversary of the SA Autumn Garden Festival at the Clare Valley Showgrounds.
This year, the two-day event will include a Workshop Day on Saturday, April 17, and the Festival with trade site exhibitors and special guest speakers on Sunday, April 18.
On Saturday there will be cooking demonstrations, titled ‘The Art of a Natural Home’ with the very popular Rebecca Sullivan of Warndu.
Rebecca is a local award-winning author of seven books and founder of Warndu and Granny Skills. She has been dubbed a natural living guru.
This hands-on workshop will incorporate the bounties from your garden into practice for a greener home.
The latest from EWG’s staff of experts
EWG News Roundup (1/22): Toxic Pesticides That President Biden Should Target, EPA Takes Initial Steps To Regulate PFAS and More
Friday, January 22, 2021
This week, President Joe Biden was sworn into office, which allows a brand-new opportunity to set safeguards to protect children from toxic pesticides. EWG broke down 11 pesticides and classes of pesticides whose use the new administration should target.
On Tuesday, the Environmental Protection Agency announced it would take preliminary actions to regulate the toxic “forever chemicals” known as PFAS in drinking water. The agency made a final determination to set drinking water limits for PFOA, a PFAS compound once used to make Teflon, and PFOS, a chemical that used to be an ingredient in Scotchgard – which is the first step in the long process of regulation.
As we pregnant women keep in mind what is entering our babies bodies through our mouths and avoiding alcohol, processed foods, mercury in fish and food additives, we should also keep in mind what could be entering our babies bodies through our skin. When we slather creams, lotions, moisturizers and sunscreens onto our bodies, they are absorbed into our bodies via our largest organ, where they are able to impact developing babies. In the July/August issue of
Natural Home & Garden, there is a hefty, 8-page feature on healthy skin care products. Not regulated well by the federal government, laws restricting what skin-care companies can put into their products are virtually nonexistent, so it is truly up to us to become educated consumers when it comes to what we put on our bodies and to learn what chemicals to avoid during pregnancy.