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A Free Trip To Fiji?! Here's How: Win The Aloha Award
Unlike any other award in surfing, the Aloha Award aims to recognize those individuals who spread positivity through surf ...
I love this iPhone keyboard, and it’s finally available for Android
Do you remember the world of BlackBerry? The precision with which we typed, the endless keyboard shortcuts, and the satisfying haptic feedback from pressing a button and seeing something dance across ...
Toms River reviving Founder's Day; see the activities they plan to bring downtown
TOMS RIVER -- The township's Founder's Day celebration will return on May 17 this year. Founder's Day, a celebration of Toms ...
Community Corner: Platinum selling recording artist MAJOR. talks music and his new release
Major Johnson Finley AKA MAJOR. is a Grammy-nominated platinum selling artist. He's also a songwriter, producer, and an NAACP ...
Filling ‘gap,’ Boise restaurant opens walkup breakfast window; adds liquor, plans rebrand
New owners Kasey Allen and Dan Sell — founders of The STIL ice cream shops — bought The Funky Taco last August. They recently ...
Bradley Walsh shocks Gladiators fans as he 'sports breasts' in resurfaced clip as a celebrity contestant on the original series - decades before he went on to host BBC revival
Bradley Walsh surprised fans as a clip of him taking part in the original Gladiators series resurfaced online where he appeared to sport a pair of fake breasts. The TV presenter, 64, currently hosts ...
Dermatologists agree that this is the best anti-ageing skincare routine to follow
Dr Laftah recommends using AHAs (alpha hydroxy acids), citing glycolic acid as a star ingredient for tackling ageing. “It ...
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How Kevin Saunderson’s Reese bassline transformed UK dance music
In the 1980s in Detroit, Kevin Saunderson started tweaking with the settings on a Casio analogue synthesiser, producing a sound that would change the face of UK dance music forever — influencing ...
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Africans and Outsiders
Our esteemed wiseman and teacher John Henrick Clarke reminded us in one of his lectures that no group of people have come among Africans to benefit them .