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There's an order to decorating a space. Designers share their 9 steps - Vimarsana News

There's an order to decorating a space. Designers share their 9 steps

"What's your favorite color?" is a question we've all been asked countless times, so it's not surprising that when we decide to refresh a room we might start in the paint aisle. "People run to the hardware store and they look at all the paint chips like it's a candy display," says Atlanta interior designer and television personality Vern Yip. "Everybody is so used to talking about design from a color standpoint that they want to start with paint, but paint is the easiest thing to decide later."

Edward H. Meyer, Who Turned Grey Ad Firm Into a Global Player, Dies at 96 - Vimarsana News

Edward H. Meyer, Who Turned Grey Ad Firm Into a Global Player, Dies at 96

Edward H. Meyer with his wife, Sandra Meyer, in an undated photo. Edward H. Meyer, who built what became Grey Global Group into one of the world’s top 10…

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Frankford fire hall to host Black History event - Vimarsana News

Frankford fire hall to host Black History event

A celebration of Black History Month in Frankford promises to be an evening of music and culture that the entire community can enjoy.

'Hair ice' dazzles Port Renfrew hikers - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

'Hair ice' dazzles Port Renfrew hikers - Victoria Times Colonist

When conditions are just right, dead wood can produce "hair ice," with the help of a certain fungus that shapes the ice into fine hairs.

'Hair ice' dazzles Port Renfrew hikers - Vimarsana News

'Hair ice' dazzles Port Renfrew hikers

When conditions are just right, dead wood can produce "hair ice," with the help of a certain fungus that shapes the ice into fine hairs.