Why humidity control products stop working midday
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Hair can look settled in the mirror at 8 a.m. and feel like a different texture by early afternoon. The same sections that laid flat start to lift.
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Ben Cline, bravely, now that the court stuff is out of the way, announces re-election bid
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The worst-kept secret in Virginia politics, if it was a secret at all, is out of the bag now – Ben Cline, on Monday, announced his campaign for re-election to Congress.
Modern luck: Why blockchain is making online gaming more transparent
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People used to talk about luck in physical terms. A lucky coin. A favorite seat. Blowing on dice before the roll.
The benefits of tutoring: When and how to seek help for better grades and confidence
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What are the benefits of tutoring, the best time to get support, and practical steps to find the right tutor that will make your sessions effective?
Navigating liability when falling cargo causes chain reaction highway collisions
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The physics of a high-speed highway environment leave no room for error when heavy cargo becomes detached.
Achieving a seamless look with transparent graphics and decals
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Using clear vinyl stickers allows the background to remain visible while the primary graphic seems to float on the surface.
Expanding the use of your outdoor space throughout the Maryland seasons
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Navigating the transitions between the humid summers and the crisp, clear autumns of our region requires a home that can adapt on the fly.
The Trump Hustle: Distraction, deception and the heist of the American economy
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The corruption, cronyism, and self-dealing that now define the American government — under Donald Trump in particular — amount to a slow-motion stick-up carried out in broad daylight.
How households are managing rising monthly expenses in today’s economy
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From reducing discretionary spending to exploring debt consolidation options, households are adapting to a more expensive economy.
Waynesboro: New arts space, East Side Venue, hosting open house
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Patti Wray and Lucy Wright, two arts entrepreneurs who turned a rundown building on 35th Street in Norfolk into a thriving performing arts space, are making an effort to do something similar in Waynesboro.
