Study Finds No Benefit for Dietary Supplements – NIH Director’s Blog
Study Finds No Benefit for Dietary Supplements – NIH Director’s Blog — Read on directorsblog.nih.gov/2019/04/16/study-finds-no-benefit-for-dietary-supplements/
Wildflowers of Hornby Island
Some useful identification guides: fieldguidecolor2012 http://www.nwplants.com/ Wildflowers etc. of British Columbia Photo Gallery by Terry Thormin at pbase.com This time of year is abundant with wildflowers on Hornby.
Research predicts second-hand will overtake fast fashion within ten years | Fashion & Retail News | News
SAN FRANCISCO – Results of research conducted by online thrift shop Thred Up say that the second-hand clothing market will grow to nearly 1.5x the size of fast fashion by 2028. The Thred Up 2019 Resale Report says that in 2028, the second-hand market… — Read on http://www.ecotextile.com/2019040124196/fashion-retail-news/research-predicts-second-hand-will-overtake-fast-fashion-within-ten-years.html
Big Family Small World » Our Family Travel Blog
via Big Family Small World » Our Family Travel Blog
Thomas W. Schaller, Architect of Light: Watercolor Paintings by a Master: Thomas Schaller
One of my favourite watercolour painters
How to Become a Freelance Writer and Get Paid $200 – $1K per Post | Duplicate My Success… Well not mine … Some intriguing suggestions for writer wannabes.
Meet the budget’s new RRSP strategy that every retiree should know about – Financial Post
Meet the budget’s new RRSP strategy that every retiree should know about – Financial Post — Read on business.financialpost.com/personal-finance/retirement/meet-the-budgets-new-rrsp-decumulation-option-that-every-retiree-should-know-about/amp
Short-term consequences: Investigating the nature, extent and rental housing implications of Airbnb listings in Vancouver
From an SFU planning grad via Link to my thesis: Short-term consequences: Investigating the nature, extent and rental housing implications of Airbnb listings in Vancouver
What Doesn’t Last Is More Important Than You Think | Blog
via What Doesn’t Last Is More Important Than You Think | Blog
