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https://mediafeed.org - Mattel is celebrating the 65th anniversary of the first Barbie and International Women’s Day on March 8 by honoring inspiring women from around the world. The …

https://www.noobpreneur.com - In the digital age, you will likely have heard all the benefits of marketing analytics. That said, it is critical to understand that, although integral to the process, there are… Read more »
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https://www.smbceo.com - The post Lawyer and Advocate Rachel Pickles Explains What We Can Learn From the Most Sustainable Tech Startups appeared first on SMALL BUSINESS CEO.
Sustainability is the word on everybody’s lips. With 2050 net zero goal coming up on us quickly, businesses around the world have a duty to make some real changes. While there are many companies out there contributing to the growing carbon emissions debt, we cannot ignore the companies moving sustainability forward.

Thanks to the hard work, innovation, and determination of some forward-thinking leaders, we can see a brighter future for the United Kingdom and the entire world. In the following article, sustainability advocate, Rachel Pickles, reveals what we can learn from the most sustainable startups.
Innovation is the Future of Sustainability
While we can all cut back on single-use items, use paper straws, and recycle where possible, these are minute changes in the bigger pictures.…

https://laurellit.com - The Partner Track, by Helen Wan, was released back in 2013. Unfortunately, it reads like it was written today; I doubt Asian-Americans have experienced much improvement when it comes to workplace discrimination. The good news is, a Netflix series based on the novel is currently in production. I am eagerly waiting for the premiere. TheContinue Reading
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http://thedreamcatch.com - Falling in love is one of the best experiences, but it can also blur our vision. A vital step in our search for loving and meaningful connections is understanding the forces that impact our choices.  A lot goes into creating sustainable long-term connections and having a sense of who you’re attracted to and why will... 
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http://www.spoilerfreemoviesleuth.com - The highly trained, physically intimidating blind man returns for another grimy version of a dimly lit, burnt out Detroit in this week’s release of Don’t Breathe 2, a sequel lacking the directorial vision of one Fede Alvarez. Trading tension for a plot lined in ineptitude, this part two should be the franchise ending. Picking up shortly after the events of the original film, we move to another dust covered home somewhere on the outskirts of a city overrun by grungy ex-military miscreants hell bent on violence and pain. Starting off strong, we’re instantly reminded of Stephen Lang’s performance in the first film where he fights back against an invading band of thieves in his home. This time around he’s protecting a young girl from a gang of would be kidnappers that don’t quite know hi

https://www.beyouteous.com - Helen Keller, whose name means light was born June 27, 1889 in Tuscumbia, Alabama. She lost her vision and became mute February 1882 and later worked on behalf of the blind, campaigning that the major cause of blindness in infants was a condition called ophthalma neonatarum.More

http://www.spoilerfreemoviesleuth.com - It comes as no surprise writer-director Alan Rudolph’s films are best described as Altmanesque.  The son of television director/actor Oscar Rudolph and protégé of Robert Altman who worked as an assistant director on both The Long Goodbye and Nashville, Alan Rudolph soon began making his own films before finding his niche with the sex dramedy Choose Me starring Rudolph regulars Keith Carradine and Geneviève Bujold.  Like Altman, his films focus on interlocking storylines involving peculiar, lonely characters and their interpersonal, often dysfunctional relationships coupled with class division.  With the MVD Marquee Collection, the distributor has curated two of the directors most notable films with the Academy Award nominated Afterglow from 1997 and the director’s fina