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Beach Please Drink Company Joins Restaurant Week for First Time A recent addition to Downtown Cheyenne has been added to Restaurant Week for the first time after only being open since November 2020. Beach Please Drink Company is being added to Restaurant Week and with good reason given its tropical themed drinks are something like you won't get anywhere else. The relatively new drink spot brings a true taste of the beach that include crafted sodas, fruit smoothies, creamy smoothies, crafted energy drinks, chai, tropical refreshers, and much more. Personally, I'm a big fan of the crafted energ...

Small Large The state government’s drive to clean up the Airoli creek has been bolstered by the support from volunteer groups run by young and environmentally conscious people The amount of filth and garbage that’s being unearthed in the ongoing drive to clean-up the mangroves in Airoli, Mumbai – which the state government declared the ‘Thane Creek Flamingo Sanctuary’ in 2015 – has left even the authorities astounded. The Mangrove and Marine Biodiversity Conservation Foundation of Maharashtra, along with three volunteer groups, started the drive in the last week of December, and h...

"I am passionate about speaking to the everyday Australian woman, to help her and make her see her worth is not defined by her age or size." In 2019, she started a Facebook page where she tried on different clothes to help women get a feel for how it might look on various shapes. She struck a chord with women everywhere and she says she's now become Australia's No. 1 IGTV fashion video influencer. "Watching someone with lumps and bumps try on size 16 garments reassures women that my try-ons are authentic," she says. "I want every woman to feel welcome, appreciated and that absolutely not...

"I am passionate about speaking to the everyday Australian woman, to help her and make her see her worth is not defined by her age or size." In 2019, she started a Facebook page where she tried on different clothes to help women get a feel for how it might look on various shapes. She struck a chord with women everywhere and she says she's now become Australia's No. 1 IGTV fashion video influencer. "Watching someone with lumps and bumps try on size 16 garments reassures women that my try-ons are authentic," she says. "I want every woman to feel welcome, appreciated and that absolutely not...

These body-positive influencers are fighting back against beauty standards and reminding women of what’s really normal.