Power dressing defines modern style by Alexis Kirk
Accessory designer Alexis Kirk promotes power dressing as an expression of individuality for women who project success. In Odessa at Robbie Casey's, he described his wearable art as mobile sculptures, with jewelry named after real people and travels. He emphasizes enduring quality and longevity in fashion.
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Ring Around the Rosies Traced to Plague Echoes
Researchers link the children's game and rhyme to the 1665 bubonic plague in England. The rosies refer to the plague rash and posies to scent herbs carried to ward off illness, with the final line hinting at death.
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Public health data keeper Hudson charts life in South Carolina
Associated Press profile of Vitals Director Hudson who oversees vital statistics in South Carolina. He counts births, marriages, stillbirths, abortions and more to improve public health. His office uses data to answer who dies, where they lived, and what work they did, guiding programs like maternity care and birth certificates online.
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