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Common Mistakes to Avoid When Using Shampoo for Thick Hair
Thick hair is forgiving right up until it isn’t. It hides damage well, stays presentable longer between washes, and gives the impression of health even when individual strands are struggling underneath. That forgiveness is actually part of the problem, because mistakes in the…
How Can You Tell When a Stone Foundation is Bad?
Stone foundations are common in older homes throughout New England, particularly in properties built before the widespread use of poured concrete. While these foundations can be remarkably durable, decades of exposure to moisture, soil pressure, and freeze-thaw cycles eventually…
REPORT: U.S. Adds 20 GWh of Energy Storage Capacity in Q2, Largest Quarter on Record
U.S. battery energy storage capacity nearly doubles in the first 18 months of the Trump administration as grid operators turn to storage to strengthen grid reliability The U.S. energy storage industry installed a record 20.2 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of new capacity in Q2, bringing…
How Order Visibility Tools Prevent Customers from Contacting Their Bank About Unfamiliar Charges
A customer opens their banking app, sees an unfamiliar line item on their statement, and immediately suspects fraud. The merchant’s name is abbreviated, the date is offset, or the amount is rounded differently than on the receipt. Instead of calling customer support, the person…
Early Addition: Billy Joel is auctioning off 70 of his motorcycles
Because he doesn't need that many bikes, here are your early links: NYC Ferry fares could be going up, Hell's Kitchen climbing gym closing, Jalen Brunson just wasn't that funny on SNL and more. [ more › ]
How to Bring Houseplants Indoors for Fall and Winter
Bring Your Outdoor Plants Indoors Before the Cold Weather Arrives As cooler weather approaches, homeowners who moved houseplants, herbs and flowering plants outdoors for the summer should begin preparing them for the transition back indoors. Plants that have spent months on a…
Opinion: Mills’ White House appearance misrepresents NYU’s priorities
Last week, NYU President Linda Mills attended President Donald Trump’s state dinner, celebrating China’s leader Xi Jinping. She was the only representative from U.S. higher education, sitting among a guest list of tech CEOs like Sam Altman and Mark Zuckerberg and high-ranking…
Guest Essay: First NYU, then…corporate America?
“First NYU, then anywhere.” So, why isn’t NYU actually encouraging that? Students from all over the world come to NYU hoping to explore not only New York City, but themselves. We come seeking the mentorship, resources and opportunities necessary to discover careers that genuinely…

How to Become a Certified Line Dance Instructor Online
To become a certified line dance instructor online, choose a structured program, learn the steps and class format, practice teaching, and pass a certification exam. The Country Fusion® online Instructor Certification guides you through every stage with an instructor’s manual,…

Cait Conley Earned $328K From Drone-Surveilance Industry After National Security Job
By Dan Murphy In NY-17, our YouTube channels are flooded with ads from both Congressman Mike Lawler and his Democratic challenger, Cait Conley. Lawler’s ad last week pounded away with a video clip of Conley saying, “We need data centers.” The ad was effective: my wife, not…

Plan to modernize NYC's diesel-spewing produce market falls apart under Mamdani
A worker at Hunts Point Produce Market in 2022. Bronx officials are scrambling to try to salvage a transformative project worth $650 million. [ more › ]

16 Garden State icons inducted into New Jersey Hall of Fame
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (Bergen County) — Sixteen Garden State figures were honored as members of the New Jersey Hall of Fame Class of 2026 during the organization’s 18th annual induction …