Aprons Reimagined as Empowering Fashion Statements
A Los Angeles Times feature traces aprons from symbols of domestic constraint to modern fashion and empowerment. Designers and writers such as Cynthia Wadell and Ellyn Anne Geisel frame aprons as expressive, status elevating accessories that connect women across generations.
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Cynthia Wadell
Orange, Calif
Heavenlyhostess.com
Annie’s Attic
Etsy
Wadell
Janice Longone
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Food Network
Martha Stewart Living Magazine
Amy Karol
Karol
Ellyn Anne Geisel
Geisel
McClatchy
Doctors urge healthy habits to protect children now
Pediatric experts from UT Southwestern Medical Center and Texas hospitals say obesity prevention is crucial, with early exercise, reduced high fat foods and sugars, and vaccination. They note vaccines prevent serious diseases, discuss autism concerns, and emphasize vitamin D and regular checkups for growth and development.
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Joel B. Steinberg
UT Southwestern Medical Center
Children's Medical Center
Dallas
Chris Straughn
Medical City Children’s Hospital
David Goff
Cook Children’s Medical Center
Fort Worth
Steinberg
Straughn
Center For Disease Control and Prevention
Cdc.gov
How Car Bombs Work and Their Potential Threats
An overview of car bomb mechanics. explores vehicle types, fuels, detonators, and explosive agents. Discusses Times Square access, historical incidents, and the challenges of preventing ammonium nitrate and dirty bomb threats, plus the improbability of large nuclear devices.
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New York City
New York
Nissan Pathfinder
Times Square
Washington, D.C
Timothy McVeigh
Oklahoma City
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