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...natural resource with unique, health-boosting properties, seaweed is showing up in an increasing variety of products as companies find new ways to market the renewable marine resource. At its ultramodern factory in Brest, France, the laboratory company Science et Mer recently launched its own line of seaweed-based skin creams based on purported anti-aging agents in a certain blue micro-alga. Currently, some 100 firms in Brittany now base their business on seaweed, harvesting more than 100,000 tons a year. While seaweed is a dietary staple in Asia, algae-based products in Europe have previously gone undercover...
...everyone at the beach will take you very seriously with this one. BODY SURFING: A NOVEL by Anita Shreve This item not only has the word “body” in the title but also has a girl standing thigh-high in water, while wearing a skin-color bikini that makes her appear naked. This is obviously intended to remind you and all curious beachgoers sneaking a peak at your reading material that “sex on the beach” can be more than just a drink. And even if that isn?...
...cover is a whopping six-and-a-half minutes long, and includes an unintelligible interlude of her poetry: “Goat-skin drums advancing with hands outstretched, and we keep filling them with nitrous, asbestos, baby-bombs blasting blue,” she blabbers. Gee, Patti, we’re really getting into that poetry of yours. “Smells Like Teen Spirit” is also the most recent song she covers here, and it’s indicative of her antiquated sensibilities—the kind of song that Reader’s Digest subscribers might...
...interests of the population at large,” Kerry said. “What are we doing?” Heinz Kerry called for a new governmental agency that would regulate cosmetics, cleaning agents, and personal care products. “Why do people not know that our skin is our largest organ and that everything we put on it is absorbed?” Heinz Kerry asked. Erik Procko, a fourth-year grad student in molecular and cellular biology, said he enjoyed the talk. “I’ve heard John Kerry speak before...
...effect; Beyoncé stands several inches taller than Shakira’s tiny five-foot frame, but the camera circles around the pair, always catching one at a slight diagonal to the other, such that they appear to be the same height. Add the grayish lighting to confuse their skin coloration, and the result is an aesthetic illusion as clever as it is sexy. And then there’s the dancing—the gyrating and the hip thrusting that make Beyoncé’s videos so hot. This go-around is no exception; how could...