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Ridgewood NJ, reader takes issues with the lifestyle of the Ridgewood Board of Education President.
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Whether you’re moving to a new house or you’re planning to renovate your current home, knowing how to style your home is essential. There are endless options and trends out there that you can follow, but not all of them will suit your style. Still, the wide variety of options can make the process of choosing a design overwhelming. Here are some tips on how to choose your home design:
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By Amanda Sanders
Ridgewood NJ, as comfort and ease dominated fashion during the pandemic, many are left wondering how to dress in a post-covid world. Amanda Sanders, Celebrity Stylist, Fashion Consultant, and Lifestyle Expert at AmandaSanders.com, shares her top fashion and styling tips on how to make the transition from casual to back to the office attire.
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When you want to express yourself and make your point across, it is hard to find anything as inspiring and enriching as writing, which is why starting to write is a great idea that you should pursue. It also acts as a great stress relief because you let your thoughts out and already transform them as you write. Moreover, it is also a great way to make new friends and even earn a significant income as a freelance writer. As you might have already guessed, the possibilities are virtually endless. The trick is to try and determine what you would like to write (and how), which will help you to remain unique.
Biological bad luck blamed in two-thirds of cancer cases
By Will Dunham | Reuters – Thu, 1 Jan, 2015
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Plain old bad luck plays a major role in determining who gets cancer and who does not, according to researchers who found that two-thirds of cancer incidence of various types can be blamed on random mutations and not heredity or risky habits like smoking.
The researchers said on Thursday random DNA mutations accumulating in various parts of the body during ordinary cell division are the prime culprits behind many cancer types.
They looked at 31 cancer types and found that 22 of them, including leukemia and pancreatic, bone, testicular, ovarian and brain cancer, could be explained largely by these random mutations – essentially biological bad luck.
The other nine types, including colorectal cancer, skin cancer known as basal cell carcinoma and smoking-related lung cancer, were more heavily influenced by heredity and environmental factors like risky behavior or exposure to carcinogens.
Overall, they attributed 65 percent of cancer incidence to random mutations in genes that can drive cancer growth.
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/biological-bad-luck-blamed-two-thirds-cancer-cases-190103087.html
