| PTL Beauty Editor Lori Geiger
A scrub is an important accessory to your skin care routine that speeds up natures process to remove dead skin. The use of scrubs will make your skin look healthy and fresh, creams will penetrate better and make-up will lay well. Scrubs are made for your face to your feet. Be sure to use the scrub made for that part of the body you want to remove dead skin. Basicly, the thicker the skin(hands and feet), the coarser the scrub. There are two types of scrubs for your face. A daily scrub to use daily such as Clinique's 7 Day scrub cream, will have finer granules. A scrub to be used once or twice a week such as Booth's Green Apple scrub, has granules similar to sugar. Dry chapped lips are a problem this time of year and can benefit by a very fine scrub just for lips by Crabtree&Evelyn, use according to directions.
T-rays, more versatile than X-rays
Terahertz radiation was discovered in 1896. Unless theyre at a temperature of absolute zero (273.160 C), all objects, animate and inanimate, give off terahertz radiation (called T-rays), the heat from molecular vibrations. This black-body radiation is emitted at such low intensities typically less than a millionth of a watt per square centimeter that were unaware of it. Genetic defects behind common human diseases
By Steve Connor
When the human genome was fully decoded at the turn of the 21st Century, one scientist described it as the biggest discovery since the invention of the wheel. It has taken some years for medical research to live up to the initial expectations attached to the deciphering of the human genome.
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Judge reprimanded for 2006 election contributions, claims
The letter of reprimand also said Glover accepted one corporate contribution during his 2006 campaign and two for his 1998 campaign, which are not allowed under state law.
Glover returned those contributions.
Information from: The Tennessean, http://www.tennessean.com .
February 2006 Archives
The name of the place is 'Help' and the girls there are supposed to be the cheapest prostitutes in the city," a source tells the Scoop. "According to the local press he was annoyed when he saw the photographers and arranged to get in through the garage." What must his girlfriend, model Kim Porter, think? Actually, she's probably used to it. .
New Nike Sneaker Targets Jocks, Greens, Wall Street
The target audience for the latest edition of Nike Inc.'s landmark Air Jordan shoe is probably more concerned with its sleek styling than its carbon footprint. So when the Air Jordan XX3 is unveiled at the NBA All-Star Game festivities this weekend, sneakerheads probably won't pay much attention to what really distinguishes the shoe from its predecessors: the near absence of chemical-based glues and an outsole made of recycled material. The Beaverton, Ore., company's new sneaker is neither the first nor the only shoe in the industry to be touted as "green." For Nike, though, the Air Jordan XX3 is at the forefront of a broader effort that is intended to please not just environmentalists and jocks but also Wall Street. It represents a systemic shake-up of the company that is supposed to result in manufacturing operations that are both carbon neutral and cheaper.
Inglewood market clerk shot while standing inside store
Metro police are searching for an unidentified man who shot an Inglewood convenience store clerk last night. The clerk, 39-year-old Adel Assad, was shot in the leg at 10:50 p.m. while working inside Litton Corner Market, located at 2830 Gallatin Road, said Metro police spokeswoman Kristin Mumford. .
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