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How pop culture can save our planet - Vimarsana News

How pop culture can save our planet

The impact of pop culture is quick and far-reaching. If pop culture has such a unique ability to sway the masses, why not use it to fight climate change?

From sanitarium to spa: Beacon's Craig House transformed yet again - Vimarsana News

From sanitarium to spa: Beacon's Craig House transformed yet again

Jackie Gleason, Zelda Fitzgerald and JFK’s sister stayed there. Here’s a look at the...

Returning On Flight After Air-Borne Cancellation Of Saints Cardinals - Vimarsana News

Returning On Flight After Air-Borne Cancellation Of Saints Cardinals

With Saints preseason game canceled, Cards make flight from Phoenix to Phoenix

'It's too much pressure' says dairy farmer after top manager's visa declined six times - Vimarsana News

'It's too much pressure' says dairy farmer after top manager's visa declined six times

Bonnie Flaws05:00, May 13 2021 Supplied Fabio Da Silva, an operations manager for five Culverden dairy farms has been stuck in Japan since leaving for a 10-day skiing trip just before the New Zealand border was closed. Fabio Da Silva was running five Canterbury dairy farms and was on a work-to-residency track when an ill-timed skiing holiday to Japan, just before the border closed, cut that short. He was still there, after his employer Tim Delaney had his sixth visa application for Da Silva turned down on what his immigration adviser said was a technicality. The application to renew his visa...

Pop Culture: Peril or Perfection? - Vimarsana News

Pop Culture: Peril or Perfection?

mystique’. incessantly (and challenged, this article is not to say that we should ‘cancel’ prevailing creative outlets for their perils. Instead, upon disputing certain aspects, we should be astutely aware of how to ensure its lack of harm. As the saying goes, “ Vintage Style, Not Vintage Values”. As for the ‘peril’ or ‘perfection’ of popular culture, outrightly labelling it one or the other would be strenuously disingenuous, hence the quotation marks. Popular culture, in all its artistry (remember Cottagecore?), has its flaws. But it is up to us to induce emphatic c...