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Importantly, no PFAS contamination was identified in the deeper "T1 Tertiary Aquifer", used by market gardeners and commercial irrigators.

Lacta chocolate started in the 1960s as Galacta, named for gala, the Greek word for milk. In the ’90s, the brand tried to move away from being known as a kids’ candy and focused on a new slogan: ‘‘The sweetest part of your life.’’ The company doubled down in 2010, crowdsourcing love stories from its fans and vowing to create a video out of the winning submission. It received 1,307 stories and made a 27-minute video, with more than 11,000 people voting online to choose the actors, character names and wardrobes; some even served as extras. ‘‘Love in Action’’ was shown on Greece’s biggest TV channel on Valentine’s Day. Today Lacta is one of the best-selling milk chocolate brands in the country.

This body scrub is made with Himalayan salt, which works to deeply exfoliate skin while boosting circulation and promoting skin cell rejuvenation. The addition of lychee oil gives you a healthy dose of vitamin C, which smooths skin, promotes collagen production, and helps fight damage caused by UV rays. Use this on your arms, legs, and shoulders for skin that that’s irresistibly soft and silky.

All the while he was working, often two jobs. So was his fiancé, Ashley Jackson. It wasn’t enough.

The areas above and behind the beverage nozzles contained a buildup of syrup residue and mold. The equipment was disassembled for cleaning.

So moving over to price, you see that selling prices were higher year-over-year by $27 million, driven by price increases both to cover higher material and non-material costs, as well as, other efforts to better realize the value of our products and services that we provide to our customers.

Until January 2017, Jeff Miller was the head of the powerful House Veterans’ Affairs Committee that oversees the Department of Veterans Affairs and produces legislation impacting veterans’ lives. Now he’s a lobbying powerhouse and has helped lead the way as outside interests turn an ever-more interested eye on the VA.

• COMPOSITES: This event was the first public unveiling of Wittmann Battenfeld’s entry into lightweight, high-strength thermoplastic composites. As reported in last month’s Starting Up column, the cell utilized a MacroPower E 450 (450 metric tons), a relatively new hybrid press with servo-electric injection unit. In this cell, a new-model Wittmann W843 pro robot (five-axis with servo wrist) picked up precut blanks of PP organosheet reinforced with continuous-glass fabric, placed them in a drawer-type preheating oven, and then hung the heated sheets on two pins in a mold, where the sheets were formed and overmolded with additional PP. The net-shape (no post-trimming), automotive-type demo parts were made with Tepex sheet from the Bond-Laminates unit of Lanxess (U.S. office in Pittsburgh).

I learned that Kit Kats were slightly, subtly different all over the world. In Britain, Nestlé uses milk crumb, a sweetened, dehydrated milk product, to make the bars. In the United States, Hershey uses nonfat milk and milk fat, while in Japan, the factories work with whole-milk powder. In Japan, Nestlé buys most of its cacao beans from West Africa. In the United States, a mix of beans from West Africa and Latin America is favored.

What 6 year old girl hasn’t dreamed of being a mermaid? If she in love with mermaids, this is the coolest comforter ever. It comes with a matching sham. As soon as she lies down with it, it instantly turns her into a little mermaid complete with mermaid tail and a princess crown on top.

As well as making new proteins, it is also possible to make new RNAs. This is how CRISPR gene-editing works. A molecule of RNA is created that velcroes itself to a specific sequence in the genome; a companion protein then slices through the bit of DNA thus highlighted. Once the DNA is broken, a new gene, or gene fragment, can be inserted into the gap. If you put a gene describing the CRISPR RNA and its protein into a cell in such a way that it gets expressed only under certain conditions, you have a cell whose genome can be reprogammed by remote control.