Tag: Bath Storage
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Bombas’ launches the Friday Slide, a sandal for men and women
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There’s no shortage of Bombas fans at NBC Select. The brand’s performance socks won a 2024 Wellness Award, we regularly rely on its grippy socks for pilates and its slippers for keeping our feet cozy at home. Now, Bombas is taking its comfortable footwear a step further by launching its first shoe outside of slippers:…
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WNBA draft 2024: Caitlin Clark drafted as No 1 pick, Angel Reese goes seventh — as it happened | WNBA
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Indiana Fever select Caitlin Clark as the No 1 pick No surprises here! Clark is joining the Fever. The all-time scoring leader in major college basketball history, whose fast-paced, crowd-pleasing style has drawn millions of new fans to the sport in recent months, formally entered the paying ranks. The selection itself was a formality. The…
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Pet Policies for Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, American Airlines and Other Domestic Carriers
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Flying with a pet can be expensive and confusing, with fees, weight limits, carrier size rules and the need to make sure there’s no loud barking (or meowing) on board. Recently, American Airlines relaxed its pet policy to allow passengers to bring a carry-on bag in addition to a pet in a carrier, and more…
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Offer Arrives Quickly for Bill Gates’ $5M Washington Home
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Well, that was fast. Bill Gates has accepted an offer less than two weeks after listing a midcentury modern home in Medina, WA. The residence, which is just down the street from the Microsoft co-founder’s famed Xanadu mansion, was listed on March 29 for $4,988,800. The sale price has not been released. Gates, who’s worth…
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Suspected narcotics lab found in River North high-rise
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Chicago police on Saturday said they had taken over the investigation of a suspected narcotics lab inside a River North high-rise apartment building. Chicago Fire Department crews responded to a small fire in a 24-story building in the 300 block of West Illinois Street Friday around 10 p.m., a department spokesperson said. The fire was…
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Is Janine Leaving for Good?
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One of our beloved Abbott Elementary teachers may be leaving the school for good. After accepting a fellowship with the district at the beginning of the year, in this week’s episode, Janine (Quinta Brunson) is offered a full-time, permanent position working under the superintendent (Keegan Michael-Key). Sure, she’d be allowed to still visit Abbott—but really,…
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Gaza war reshapes somber Ramadan in Jerusalem’s Old City
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JERUSALEM — The Islamic holy month of Ramadan, which ends this week, is a time of spiritual renewal, communal bonding and reflection on one’s relationship with God and fellow human beings. Worshipers listen to a sermon about the suffering in Gaza during Dhuhr afternoon prayers at the Al Aqsa Mosque compound. But this year, in Jerusalem’s…
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Will Historic Job Growth Bring an End to the “Vibecession”?
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For months now, one of the key questions—perhaps the key question—in American politics has been when, and if, good economic news will feed into the polling data on the Presidential race. Growth in employment and G.D.P. has been much stronger than expected, and the inflation rate has come down faster than predicted. Yet President Biden’s…
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$900,000 Homes in California – The New York Times
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Riverside | $895,000 A 1929 Spanish-style house with two bedrooms, one and a half bathrooms and a guest suite with a full bathroom and separate exterior entrance, on a 0.3-acre lot This house is at the base of Mount Rubidoux, in a quiet neighborhood about five minutes from the center of the city. The sellers,…
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Time, place, how to watch, and everything to know
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Millions of people across North America will soon have the opportunity to witness a rare and special astronomical event — a total solar eclipse — during which the Moon will completely obscure the Sun along an exceptionally long path of totality. To prepare you for the Great North American Solar Eclipse, we’ve put together this…
