Direct To Consumer Airbrush & Complexion Beauty Leader, LUMINESS® donates $50,000 to the ASPCA®
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HOUSTON, April 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Founded by inventor, artist, and entrepreneur, Sean Mehta, LUMINESS® is one of the largest direct-to-consumer beauty brands, offering innovative cosmetics with a specialty in complexion and Airbrush cosmetics for nearly 25 years. To further enforce its support of cruelty-free beauty and animal welfare issues, LUMINESS is proud to announce a new partnership with the ASPCA® (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) to support its mission of preventing cruelty to dogs, cats, equines, and farm animals throughout the United States. To further contribute to the ASPCA s work to help animals, LUMINESS will donate $1 for every Airbrush System sold through June 2021 with a maximum donation of $50,000.
Mesa s Cody Allen Easterday, 49, has entered a plea of guilty to defrauding Tyson Foods Inc. (Tyson) and another company (Company 1) out of more than $244 million by charging them under various agreements for the purported costs of purchasing and feeding hundreds of thousands of cattle that did not actually exist.
According to court documents, Easterday used his company, Easterday Ranches Inc., to enter into a series of agreement with Tyson and Company 1 under which Easterday Ranches agreed to purchase and feed cattle on behalf of Tyson and Company 1.
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Per the agreements, Tyson and Company 1 would advance Easterday Ranches the costs of buying and raising the cattle. Once the cattle were slaughtered and sold at market price, Easterday Ranches would repay the costs advanced (plus interest and certain other costs), retaining as profit the amount by which the sale price exceeded the sum repaid to Tyson and Company 1.
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Yakima Cat Uses Nine Lives to Survive a Month Stuck in a Chimney
Caitlyn Wertenberger, of Union Gap, on the outskirts of Yakima, has been reunited with her missing cat.
Her 19-pound feline wandered over to her neighbor s home before getting stuck in their chimney for 28 days. Caitlin posted flyers and knocked on many, many neighborhood doors, searching the area for her portly tuxedo feline, Piper.
Finally, the new occupants of a nearby house that had been vacant for a month said they had been hearing meowing in their new abode for about a week, but could not confirm the source. Recalling the fliers posted, the neighbors contacted Wertenberger and invited her over to take a look.
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PHOENIX, April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Calling all talented chickens!
Chickens.org invites chicken owners to show off their chickens talents in this year s online Chicken s Got Talent competition.
Chicken s Got Talent
Chickens.org invites video submissions for Chicken s Got Talent, April 2021. Video submissions due by 6 pm PDT April 23, 2021. Online public voting will be April 26 - 6 pm PT April 30, 2021.
Contestants are invited to submit videos of their chickens performing art, music, athletics or other skills at https://www.chickens.org/competition/. The top 3 winners will receive trophies and limited-edition 2021 Chicken s Got Talent t-shirts. The first-place winner will receive a gift card to a chicken supply vendor.