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Homewares Market 2021 Growth, COVID Impact, Trends Analysis Report 2027
Facto Market Insights as of late distributed statistical surveying report on the worldwide Homewares Market to its assortment of statistical surveying reports.
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Facto Market Insights as of late distributed statistical surveying report on the worldwide Homewares Market to its assortment of statistical surveying reports. The exploration report covers point by point examination of market measuring and anticipating of the market covering the market drivers, challenges, opportunity investigation, and patterns, alongside different key bits of knowledge in the worldwide market. The examination report additionally incorporates the investigation of territorial producers and new market players, covering all the data reasonable for the customers to settle on essential business choices in the business.

Corporate World or B-Town, Udit Ohri aces it all
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Updated: Apr 20, 2021 18:28 IST
New Delhi [India], April 20 (ANI/ThePRTree): Holding over ten years of experience in Marketing, Sales, PR, Finance Actor Udit Ohri marks his presence in Bollywood opposite Abhishek Bachhan in 'The Big Bull'. The former can be seen playing the role of Anil Ambani in the film. Attaining a dual master's degree, Udit holds a top rank as a leader among his corporate comrades.
After working in an MNC and establishing himself as a corporate leader, Udit decided to get into acting. He could be seen opposite Alia Bhatt in Raazi, Sonam Kapoor, and Kareena Kapoor in Veerey Di Wedding. He has also worked with Satish Kaushik in Veerey Ki Wedding and it was an equally pleasant experience. He has also given strong performances in the TV industry. His last show 'Agar Tum Saath Ho' aired on Zindagi Channel, got a thumbs from the audiences.

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Sheena’s gone; Roz has diabetes; King Tut, cancer. Last week, I wrote about Tommy’s sudden laryngitis. I worried it could be—as cat-laryngitis sometimes is—the onset of a serious illness. Clearly, I worried about the wrong pet. Last night, Susan walked by Sheena’s habitat. “Oh no, Sheena died!”
Sheena’s the corn snake we got when Sophie was five. After attending Strawberry Hill Nature Camp, Sophie became obsessed with owning a snake. We asked around town and learned that Nathan, the amiable kid who ran the bakery stand at the downtown farmers market, also bred snakes. As we bought our shoo-fly muffins one Saturday morning, we set up an appointment.

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‘Cannibal’ son ‘cut mum into 1,000 pieces, stashed them in lunch boxes and shared her with his dog’
Apr 20 2021, 12:12 ET
A 'CANNIBAL' son is accused of cutting his mum into 1,000 pieces then stashing them in lunch boxes and sharing them with his dog.
Alberto Sanchez Gomez, 28, is facing more than 15 years in prison if found guilty of killing Maria Soledad Gomez, 68, and dismembering her after a row.
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Alberto Sanchez Gomez allegedly cut his mum into 1,000 pieces then shared them with his dogCredit: Solarpix
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The waiter, 28, was arrested at the flat he shared with his mother in Madrid, Spain, in 2019Credit: Solarpix

A rock climber at Stanage Edge, Derbyshire. Photograph: Michael Buddle/Rex
A rock climber at Stanage Edge, Derbyshire. Photograph: Michael Buddle/Rex
With journeys to distant corners of the globe still on hold, our writers are gearing up to hike, climb, camp, and swim on home turf
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‘As a venue for hiking and fell running, Stanage Edge is unbeatable’ – Kevin Rushby
When we were kids it was always UK holidays, usually under canvas, and always recalled with affection. I have no problem giving up foreign travel for a while, although I do miss the sheer scale and biodiversity of distant wildernesses and worry about the communities who invested hope, and effort, in tourism as a way of holding off the oilmen, gold prospectors and road diggers. I’m praying they hang on. We will return!

Let’s go alfresco: your guide to life outdoors
Under the stars: create atmosphere with hanging lights and candles, while a simple tablecloth will help set the scene. Photograph: Getty Images
Under the stars: create atmosphere with hanging lights and candles, while a simple tablecloth will help set the scene. Photograph: Getty Images
Secret picnic spots, spring fashion, zesty cocktails, dining in the garden… Make the most of the open air with our fabulous guide to outside living
Sun 18 Apr 2021 02.00 EDT
Now the lockdown is easing, it’s time to get outside and embrace alfresco living. Whether you’ve got a balcony or a back garden, there are many ways in which you can create an idyllic outdoor retreat to entertain friends and family. We asked six professional hosts and designers to share their expert advice.

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Eliminating Plastic Waste From the Kitchen
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April 17, 2021 13:26
by Alice Nott
Kallista Jayasuriya
In recent years the government has implemented several bans on disposable plastic items to reduce plastic waste from shops and other public spaces. It is also important that consumers reduce their plastic waste in their own homes.
The kitchen is notorious for generating plastic waste due to the high usage of single-use items such as Clingfilm or disposable cleaning items such as sponges. As consumers, we generate some of the waste that needs to be reduced; bottom-up action causes change. Here are some steps you can take to reduce your own plastic waste within the kitchen.

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In the happy run-up to last Monday’s grand reopening of restaurants and pubs, a fleck of disquiet seeped into the shallower end of my brain. I have craved many things over these recent months of confinement – printed menus, petits fours, the chance to wear smoky eye kohl – but one thing I’d not missed was Fomo (that’s “fear of missing out”, should you not be up on modern acronyms). Fomo is the pernicious, all-consuming suspicion that other people elsewhere are having fun or, in my case as a restaurant critic, eating at better, more exclusive restaurants on nicer tables, which they booked ages ago. If I were to put a face on this hypothetical person, he would be a tall man with shaggy brown hair who plays jazz piano. Let’s call him Jay Rayner. OK, it is Jay Rayner, but, sometimes, it is other people.

Paving a road to recovery in Rhode Island
As methamaphetaine use increases in the Ocean State, workers with Project Weber/RENEW leverage their own experiences with addiction and sex work to help others in crisis
By Brian Amaral Globe Staff,Updated April 16, 2021, 2 hours ago
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Methamphetamine use is on the rise in Rhode Island. Rich Holcomb, left, and Charles Seaberry were formerly meth users and sex workers, They now work for Project Weber/Renew, which offers outreach and assistance to men who are struggling with addiction or want to leave sex work.Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff
PROVIDENCE — For years, it’s been viewed as someone else’s problem: It’s only an issue west of the Mississippi, or in big cities like Boston, or isolated in rural pockets of the country.

CORBIN -- Get ready for spring with the "Swing into Spring" small business vendors event.

Straight Up Steve Austin and the podcast
The Steve Austin Show. He worked meticulously with El Segundo Brewing to create Broken Skull IPA. And this Sunday, he's the subject of the A&E documentary
Biography: Stone Cold Steve Austin.
But on this Zoom, he's the king of the Frito pie.
Well,
prince. This is his mom's recipe. And while his camo Broken Skull hat and the large hog statuette in his screen background might suggest he takes no shit off anyone, it's clear that his mom is an exception.
When I asked Austin for a recipe—one that really means something to him and sums him up as a person—to make before our interview, I expected the Texan might toss me some Texas barbecue that required a complicated rub. But what he came with is the perfect representation of the man himself: a comfort food that utilizes one of Texas's greatest commodities, baked in the sweet arms of cheese and corn chips. Straightforward, and as complicated or simple as you like. Just like Austin himself, it's approachable. If you don't have a time-tested Texas chili recipe, fear not. The man knows a can of Hormel—yes, this is a pro-canned chili story—can get the job done.

Don’t go into the burning bookshop, you’ll only confuse the fireman. It’s time for part three of
Good Omens!
Summary
It’s Saturday, and the delivery man has arrived at the river Uck, which used to be lovely and is now horribly polluted. Chalky is waiting there, enjoying the view. The delivery man gives him a package, which contains a silver circlet with diamonds that turns black in Chalky’s hands. The delivery man has one more delivery, with specific instructions. He leaves a note to his wife, crosses the road and is hit by a lorry. Death comes to collect him and he delivers no package, but a message to him: Come and see. Shadwell sends Newt to Tadfield after making sure he has his kit. Newt gets into his Wasabi, a car he named Dick Turpin, and sets off. On his way to Tadfield, he gets pulled over by a UFO and some aliens, who come with messages of universal peace and question the size of the Earth’s ice caps. We learn about the burning of Agnes Nutter, the only witch in England ever burned at the stake; she took the entire town with her by lining her petticoats with gunpowder and roofing nails. She was set aflame by an ancestor of Newt’s, in fact, a Witchfinder Major named Thou-Shalt-Not-Commit-Adultery Pulsifer.

A Dance Troupe Twerking At A Navy Event Has Sent Australia Into A Spin
Off-beat twerking making conservatives mad? It truly can't get any better.
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In honour of a new $2 billion vessel, the navy’s top brass were treated to a very awkward, bizzare and baffling twerking dance troupe to commemorate the occasion.
On Sunday, seven ‘101 Doll Squadron’ dancers dressed in red tops and black booty shorts twerked up a storm during the official commissioning ceremony to name the HMAS Supply — one of two new $2 billion auxiliary oiler replenishment ships.

Sans baggage, Indian businesses uniquely positioned to leverage new digital media
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'Sans baggage, Indian businesses uniquely positioned to leverage new digital media'.. Image Source: IANS News
New Delhi, April 15 : Without legacy systems of the past, Indian businesses are uniquely positioned to leverage the new digital media, says Will Page, former Chief Economist of music streaming app Spotify, in his new book "Tarzan Economics" (Simon & Schuster), extrapolating the global music industry's journey in coping with the threat of online piracy to present eight principles for pivoting through today's ubiquitous disruption in almost all industries -- much in the manner in which the 'ape man' swings from vine to vine to attain his goals.

A Cemetery’s Big Secret: Lots of Weird Mushrooms
Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn is a treasure trove for amateur fungi hunters. Just don’t pick any.
Sigrid Jakob examining Schizophyllum commune, also known as the “split-gill” mushroom.Credit...Tonje Thilesen for The New York Times
April 15, 2021Updated 9:48 a.m. ET
Sigrid Jakob showed up to Green-Wood Cemetery hot on the heels of a recent victory: The deer dung she was cultivating in her apartment had just yielded a particularly exciting specimen of fungi.
She’d gathered the dung in a park in the Bronx, she said, and was currently storing it in Tupperware that once housed takeout. She guessed she had eight Tupperwares worth of dung collected at the time; she was observing them for fungal growth.

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To celebrate the glorious spring weather, the precipitous drop in local COVID-19 infections and my own first Pfizer dose, I recently masked up and went shopping in the high-fashion heart of Beverly Hills. Here is what I bought:
A springform cake pan, an automobile fire extinguisher, a potato masher, half a dozen spring clamps, a dish soap-shaped container of hand sanitizer (because it is hilarious), two travel sewing kits, a waterproof notepad and two packs of cocktail parasols.
Not exactly the kind of shopping haul most people associate with Beverly Hills. I skipped Tod’s, Chanel and even Saks and headed instead to Pioneer Hardware, one of the oldest and, alas, most endangered establishments in L.A.’s famous staging ground for A-list fashion.

Working mothers have been sharing their top household hacks they actually use to  keep themselves organised and their homes sparkling clean. 
Posting anonymously on Mumsnet, one British mother said her favourite trick involved 'drying clothes in sunlight' to remove tomato or sauce stains from clothing, which she said had been a 'lifesaver'.
The mother said she had previous soaked things 'for hours', before they came out with 'orange marks' on them. 
Another posted: 'Buy two lunchboxes and water bottles per kid for school. Then one set can go straight in the dishwasher after school, and the other can be prepared for the next day whilst making dinner. Saved me lots of time washing out a lunchbox every night before making the next day's lunch.' 

Prince Philip and the Queen's strict breakfast routine which they enjoyed for decades
Philip would seat himself ready at a table laid out by Palace servants in keeping with royal habits
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh at Broadlands (Image: Fiona Hanson/PA Wire)
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Here's Exactly Why Cats Like to Hang Out in Small Spaces, According to Vets
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It doesn't matter how many pet beds I invest in or how many blankets I pile on the couch for them, if there is a small cardboard box available my two cats, Tiny and Alfredo will sleep in it. And if there is no small box available, then not to worry — they will squish and squeeze their way into my linen-closet shelves, napping for hours on end sandwiched between a stack of towels and a Tupperware container full of nail polish.
My cats, like many others out there, prefer to sleep in teeny-tiny spaces over practically anything (OK, maybe my lap and the computer keyboard are close seconds). But why? Don't these small spaces make them feel uncomfortable or, if you're like me and hate feeling stuck, claustrophobic? To help us learn more about this very common (and somewhat baffling) behavior, POPSUGAR spoke to two experts.

New locally-sourced ethical farm shop in Mearns puts zero waste at heart of its offering
The team behind successful farming business Westerton Farmers near Laurencekirk in Mearns have launched their second farm shop, this time with food and plastic waste in mind.
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The team behind successful farming business Westerton Farmers near Laurencekirk in Mearns have launched their second farm shop, this time with food and plastic waste in mind.