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  • The ‘No More Tears’ Shampoo, Now With No Formaldehyde0

    After being put under pressure by environmental groups and consumers alike, Johnson & Johnson has removed the chemicals formaldehyde and 1,4-dioxane from its No More Tears baby shampoo and other products for tots. The company fulfilled its promise of removing the potentially harmful chemicals by the end of 2013, with plans to reformulate all of its other consumer products and brands, such as Clean & Clear and Neutrogena.

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  • That Loving Feeling Takes a Lot of Work0

    Dr. Sonya Lyubomirsky, professor of psychology at the University of California, Riverside and author of “The Myths of Happiness,” describes a slew of research-tested actions and words that can do wonders to keep love alive once the initial passion is gone from a relationship. Her advice includes asking yourself, "What can I do for five minutes today to

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  • That Girl0

    No Twitter, Facebook or Instagram accounts for actress Jennifer Aniston. That’s what she told Molly McNearney during an InStyle interview:

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  • Thanks to You0

    The person who inspired me most in my life was my 3rd grade teacher.  Though I passed Kindergarten, First and Second grade, when I reached 3rd grade, I still did not know how to read.  I was smart enough to fake it and had gotten by unnoticed for so long, but Ms. Gerstein saw through me

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  • Thanks to Caine’s Arcade, Kids Across the World Are Creating Cardboard Wonderlands0

    9-year-old Caine Monroy, about whom we've written in the past, has now inspired young inventors to use their imaginations and take part in the Global Cardboard Challenge. In the Caine’s Arcade School Pilot Program, over 100 schools in nine countries participated in a viewing of the video about Caine and then worked with cardboard as a way to teach math,

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  • Thank you Teacher0

    The person who inspired me most in my life was my 3rd grade teacher.  Though I passed Kindergarten, First and Second grade, when I reached 3rd grade, I still did not know how to read.  I was smart enough to fake it and had gotten by unnoticed for so long, but Ms. Gerstein saw through me

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