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Recycled Ink Cartridges for Your Printer - I now pay $9.95 for two ink cartridges for my Hewlett-Packard printer. I used to pay Amazon.com $23.99 for two Hewlett-Packard ink cartridges filled with just enough black ink to run
Rejuvenation: Beauty, Diet, Home, Spirit - Rejuvenation. It’s what we do after long holidays. Because you watched all ten hours of Making A Murderer. Ate. Drank. And now you have resolutions. The gym. A neater home.
Rejuvenation: Vitamins, Minerals, Water, Tea - A 2014 study of sewage water in Europe revealed that London is the continent’s cocaine capital. Benzoylecgonine, the main chemical in cocaine, didn’t get into the sewage water because a
Riqué Hair Products - His childhood fantasy was show business. But he realized that if he didn't make it big, he was likely to be singing at weddings and funerals in
Robert Kennedy: The Gross National Product (March 18, 1968) - It’s no one thing, just the drip drip drip of inaccuracies and misrepresentations, the hatred of the poor and the darkly pigmented, the lust to punish people who can’t fight
Robin Williams, 1983: Even Then, You Could See Life Was a Struggle - Robin Williams dead, a suicide on August 11, 2014, at 63? It couldn't be. Oh, but it could --- what he thought was anxiety and depression was undiagnosed Lewy Body
Roger Enrico (1944-2016) - When Al Pacino got his first important theater role, an actor who didn’t get the part asked him how that happened. “Just lucky,” Pacino said. But that wasn’t the truth. “That actor wanted
Sally Grossman (1939 – 2021): “She was filled with laughter and delight. I could see the love in his face.” - Sally Grossman died recently. She was the widow of legendary music impresario Albert Grossman, but that's not why she got a New York Times obituary --- in 1964, she was
Sally Hansen Airbrush Legs - Summer. A season of rituals. For some, cookouts at the lake, cocktails on the pontoon boat, spirited games of beach volleyball. In our neighborhood, women hauling lawn chairs onto the sidewalk
See You In September: What You Might Do On My Summer Vacation - The talking heads and newspaper pundits have been making me crazy. So I asked some brainiacs who aren't in politics or media to write briefly on this topic: "If I were President,
Self-Care for Summer - It was cold cold cold, and then it was suddenly 85 degrees. How did summer take us by surprise? In fact, we know. Our weather is erratic. Has been for some
Sherryl Sachs: Costume Jewelry from her “Gilded Age” collection - Here’s the first paragraph of The Times review: "Julian Fellowes chased his new series, “The Gilded Age,” for a decade. Call it his white whale. On HBO, you can watch
Shirley Hartman: The Matisse of Pennsylvania - I visited the chapel that Matisse created in Vence 35 years ago, but it wasn’t until last year that I stumbled on the story of its creation. In 1942,
Short days, long nights. COVID. Politics. A recipe for Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Would light therapy brighten your winter? - Days are shorter, nights longer. Then there’s COVID-19, sure to spike with the cold and more indoor contact. At the same time, because of the cold, we'll enjoy less contact
Shure SE115-CL Sound Isolating Earphones - Considering the quality, the Shure E3c headphones were a bargain at $160. Sadly, after five years, they died. Now I am beyond thrilled to enjoy the same quality with the
simplehuman kitchenware - This company makes what it describes as “tools for efficient living.” And that's no lie. The degree of thought that has gone into these household products is astounding ---
Smart Snark: Anne Taintor coffee mugs & more - When the Small Person buys a t-shirt, it expresses quintessential 14-year-old attitude. For example: National Sarcasm Society: Like we need your support. So I wasn’t surprised when she gave her mother
Snak Yard Shiitake Mushroom - It was a fancy party, in a penthouse with significant art and a waiter carrying a tray of roasted fingerling potatoes with crème fraîche and caviar, so it seemed strange
Solar-Powered Pathway & Garden Lights - So they capped the runaway oil well in the Gulf of Mexico. Maybe. Now everyone can go back to sleep --- until next time, when a credulous population will rediscover
