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Hello! 🐺 32NB seeking some new discord rp partners who are 21 and older for dark, filth filled plots🌶🕊. Looking for a good mix of plot and spice. Please heed that these are not for the faint of heart. Not looking to replace anyone but seeking various fandom pairings. You will find the pairings listed below. Tupperbox use is a must.

Marvel:

• Frank Castle x Matt Murdock (willing to play either)

• Tony Stark x Peter Parker (I want to play Parker)

• Eddie Brock/Venom x Peter Parker (I want to play Brock)

• Eddie Brock/Venom x FTM Peter Parker (I want to play Brock)

• Hydra Supreme Steve Rogers x Winter Soldier Bucky Barnes (I want to play Rogers)

• Bucky Barnes x Serum turned FTM Steve Rogers (I want to play Rogers)

• MTF Natasha Romanoff x FTM Steve Rogers (I want to play Natasha)

• Natasha Romanoff x Peter Parker (I want to play Parker)

• Deacon Frost x Karen Jensen (I want to play Karen)

• Deacon Frost x Abigail Whistler (willing to play either)

Stranger Things:

• James Hopper x FTM Steve Harrington (I want to play Steve)

• MTF Robin Buckley x FTM Steve Harrington (I want to play Robin)

• Billy Hargrove x FTM Steve Harrington (I want to play Steve)

• James Hopper x FTM Billy Hargrove (I want to play Hopper)

• James Hopper x Joyce Byer x Jonathan Byer (I want to play Hopper but willing to play both Jonathan and Hopper)

Dc:

• Clark Kent x Jonathan Kent (I want to play Jonathan)

• Harley Quinn x MTF Poison Ivy (I want to play Ivy)

• Harley Quinn x Poison Ivy (willing to play either)

• Dick Grayson x Jason Todd (I want to play Grayson)

• Dick Grayson x Damien Wayne (I want to play Dick)

• Kara Danvers x Clark Kent (I want to play Kara)

• Kara Danvers (futa) x anyone (I want to play Kara)

Saw:

• Mark Hoffman x Peter Strahm (I want to play Peter)

• Amanda Young x Mark Hoffman x Lawrence Gordon (willing to play any and more than one)

• Lawrence Gordon x Logan Nelson (I want to play Logan)

• Amanda Young x Logan Nelson (I want to play Logan)

• Mark Hoffman x Logan Nelson (I want to play Logan)

Horror:

• Don't Breathe: Rocky x Alex (I want to play Alex)

• Don't Breathe: Norman Nordstrom x Rocky (I want to play Rocky)

• Friday the 13th: Clay Miller x Whitney Miller (I want to play Clay)

• Friday the 13th: Jason Voorhees x Whitney Miller (I want to play Whitney)

• Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Heather Miller x Carl Hartman (I want to play Carl)

• Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Heather Miller x Jedidiah Sawyer (I want to play Heather)

• Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Lila x Richter (I want to play Richter)

• Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Heather Miller x Lila x Richter (willing to play any and multiple)

• Scream: Mickey Altieri x Sydney Prescott (I want to play Sydney)

• Scream: Sam Carpenter x MTF Tara Carpenter (I want to play Tara)

• Scream: MTF Sam Carpenter x Chad Meeks Martin (I want to play Sam)

Interact with this post or message me at @debauchedfilth

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Hello! 🐺 32NB seeking some new discord rp partners who are 21 and older for dark, filth filled plots🌶🕊. Looking for a good mix of plot and spice. Please heed that these are not for the faint of heart. Not looking to replace anyone but seeking various fandom pairings. You will find the pairings listed below. Tupperbox use is a must.

Marvel:

• Frank Castle x Matt Murdock (willing to play either)

• Tony Stark x Peter Parker (I want to play Parker)

• Eddie Brock/Venom x Peter Parker (I want to play Brock)

• Eddie Brock/Venom x FTM Peter Parker (I want to play Brock)

• Hydra Supreme Steve Rogers x Winter Soldier Bucky Barnes (I want to play Rogers)

• Bucky Barnes x Serum turned FTM Steve Rogers (I want to play Rogers)

• MTF Natasha Romanoff x FTM Steve Rogers (I want to play Natasha)

• Natasha Romanoff x Peter Parker (I want to play Parker)

• Deacon Frost x Karen Jensen (I want to play Karen)

• Deacon Frost x Abigail Whistler (willing to play either)

Stranger Things:

• James Hopper x FTM Steve Harrington (I want to play Steve)

• MTF Robin Buckley x FTM Steve Harrington (I want to play Robin)

• Billy Hargrove x FTM Steve Harrington (I want to play Steve)

• James Hopper x FTM Billy Hargrove (I want to play Hopper)

• James Hopper x Joyce Byer x Jonathan Byer (I want to play Hopper but willing to play both Jonathan and Hopper)

Dc:

• Clark Kent x Jonathan Kent (I want to play Jonathan)

• Harley Quinn x MTF Poison Ivy (I want to play Ivy)

• Harley Quinn x Poison Ivy (willing to play either)

• Dick Grayson x Jason Todd (I want to play Grayson)

• Dick Grayson x Damien Wayne (I want to play Dick)

• Kara Danvers x Clark Kent (I want to play Kara)

• Kara Danvers (futa) x anyone (I want to play Kara)

Saw:

• Mark Hoffman x Peter Strahm (I want to play Peter)

• Amanda Young x Mark Hoffman x Lawrence Gordon (willing to play any and more than one)

• Lawrence Gordon x Logan Nelson (I want to play Logan)

• Amanda Young x Logan Nelson (I want to play Logan)

• Mark Hoffman x Logan Nelson (I want to play Logan)

Horror:

• Don't Breathe: Rocky x Alex (I want to play Alex)

• Don't Breathe: Norman Nordstrom x Rocky (I want to play Rocky)

• Friday the 13th: Clay Miller x Whitney Miller (I want to play Clay)

• Friday the 13th: Jason Voorhees x Whitney Miller (I want to play Whitney)

• Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Heather Miller x Carl Hartman (I want to play Carl)

• Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Heather Miller x Jedidiah Sawyer (I want to play Heather)

• Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Lila x Richter (I want to play Richter)

• Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Heather Miller x Lila x Richter (willing to play any and multiple)

• Scream: Mickey Altieri x Sydney Prescott (I want to play Sydney)

• Scream: Sam Carpenter x MTF Tara Carpenter (I want to play Tara)

• Scream: MTF Sam Carpenter x Chad Meeks Martin (I want to play Sam)

Interact with this post or message me at @debauchedfilth

like or reach out if interested !

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Democracy Now! Sep 7, 2021

“Some Kids Left Behind”: After 9/11, No Safety Measures at Stuyvesant H.S. Led to Sickness & Death

As we look at the public health crisis that followed the September 11, 2001, attacks in New York City, we speak with Lila Nordstrom, a student in 2001 at Stuyvesant High School, which neighbors ground zero and was reopened while the site was still burning and releasing toxic smoke and dust. “Our school wasn’t just next to the World Trade Center site, but we were also in the center of the clean-up operations,” says Nordstrom. “There were not any safety precautions being taken to protect us as we walked to and from school. The building that we were attending school in smelled like smoke 24 hours a day for the entire length of time.” Nordstrom is one of the voices in the new PBS documentary “9/11’s Unsettled Dust” and author of a new book titled “Some Kids Left Behind: A Survivor’s Fight for Health Care in the Wake of 9/11.”

For the 20th anniversary of 9/11 comes an awe-inspiring account of the schoolchildren poisoned by the toxic air left in the wake of the Twin Towers’ destruction and the survivor who fought for health care for them in front of Congress and against the odds.

On September 11, 2001, high school senior Lila Nordstrom watched from her classroom’s window as the Twin Towers, mere blocks away, fell. Weeks later, at the urging of local officials and assurance from the EPA, Lila and her three thousand classmates were returned to their school—even though the air was thick with toxic debris, dust, and smoke.

In this remarkable, empowering memoir, Lila shares how the illnesses and deaths of her classmates related to the effects of the 9/11 cleanup spurred her into action. She created StuyHealth and became involved in the fight for the Victim Compensation Fund, working alongside first responders and heavyweights like Jon Stewart, Hillary Clinton, and Nancy Pelosi, proving at every turn that her survivor community also deserves recognition and mental and physical health care and that her voice too deserves to be heard.

This timely tale reveals how tragedy lays bare the American health care system and how corruption and misinformation continue to fail victims of tragedies. An honest, at times humorous guide to advocating for one’s self and one’s community and navigating the cutthroat world of legislation and health care, Lila's story begs us to consider how we as a nation treat our vulnerable communities and how all victims of all disasters deserve care, truth, and respect. Also included is a section on the meaning of advocacy work, what it means to be an active citizen, and how to support a cause you believe in.

Democracy Now! Sep 7, 2021

“9/11’s Unsettled Dust”: Bush’s EPA Hid Health Risks from Toxic Dust at Ground Zero & Thousands Died

As this week marks the 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, we look at an enraging new documentary, “9/11’s Unsettled Dust,” on the impact of the toxic, cancer-causing smoke and dust that hung over ground zero and how the Environmental Protection Agency put Wall Street’s interests before public health and told people the air was safe to breathe. One of the key figures in the film is Democracy Now! co-host Juan González, who was among the first to expose the public health and environmental crisis at ground zero in a series of reports for the New York Daily News. He says the intense backlash from the mayor’s office and federal officials “cowed” the newspaper, but he has no regrets. “My only mistake was believing that it would take 20 years for people to get sick,” González says. “It took about five years for the deaths and the severe illnesses to really become apparent.” Director Lisa Katzman says she made the film because she was a resident of Lower Manhattan who saw the attack and its aftermath up close and wanted “to address the lack of accountability” from city and federal officials. “The same people that were always touting 'Never forget! Never forget!' and constantly reminding us of the heroism of these responders were unwilling to do anything to actually help them,” notes Katzman.

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This is way we need to be able to talk women’s health issues. How can we talk about women’s cancers being left out of programs for survivors if we have to dance around women’s biology to appease wokesters.

Leigh Calmar still can’t forget the dust. About a month after the Twin Towers collapsed on September 11, 2001, she returned to working downtown, at an architecture firm, after maternity leave. On the walk to her office building in the Financial District, she remembers seeing dust from the collapsed buildings. There was even dust in her office, on the window ledges and desks. “Our eyes would burn, I would breathe this stuff — it was just horrible,” Calmar says. “And it went on for months.”

It was this ubiquitous dust blanketing lower Manhattan in the days and months after 9/11 that caused both short- and long-term health problems for the neighborhood’s workers and residents, explains Dr. Joan Reibman, the director of the World Trade Center Environmental Health Center at Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan, which treats 9/11 survivors.

The dust contained harmful particles — like fiberglass, lead, and asbestos — that doctors believe are linked to cancer, and it has led to respiratory problems like chronic sinusitis, asthma, and pulmonary symptoms, Reibman says. The first death ever officially linked to 9/11 dust was that of a female lawyer who fled the area that day and died just five months later, after experiencing lingering difficulty breathing. Other victims include Marcy Borders, a bank employee in the North Tower who became known as “Dust Lady” from a well-known photo of her covered in powder. She died in 2015 from stomach cancer, at the age of 42.

In 2009, Calmar, then 48, was diagnosed with breast cancer. Though she had insurance, her chemotherapy and radiation treatments racked up huge medical bills. The federal World Trade Center Health Program (WTCHP), set up to support survivors and responders alike, wouldn’t be available until 2011. Now 60, Calmar is enrolled in the program, so if her breast cancer were to recur, the government would cover treatment. “That is such a relief for me,” she says.

That isn’t the case for every woman survivor facing health problems. Like Calmar, thousands of women survivors of 9/11 — who worked, lived, or attended school near Ground Zero — have been diagnosed with cancer, asthma, mental health disorders, and more. But only a few “women-specific” conditions, such as breast and ovarian cancers, have been officially recognized by the WTCHP. (Still, it took the WTCHP over a year to recognize ovarian cancer as a covered condition, and nearly two years for a majority of breast cancers to be covered.) Other conditions, like uterine and endometrial cancers and autoimmune diseases, are not covered. For two decades, women have struggled to be fully covered by the health program, battling the narrative that people with 9/11-linked health problems are predominantly male first responders, say advocates and survivors.

“The public sense of who deserved help and who had sacrificed for that help was very male-focused, it was very responder-focused,” says survivor and advocate Lila Nordstrom, who was 17 and a senior at Stuyvesant High School in lower Manhattan near Ground Zero on 9/11. “Community members never got access to that narrative, which meant that a lot of them never — because they didn’t see themselves reflected in any coverage — thought to seek help, never thought to advocate for themselves.”

Though advocates estimate that survivors outnumber responders three to one, male responders make up nearly two-thirds of health-program enrollees, and most initial research to determine linked conditions was conducted on first responders, they say.

Like responders, survivors suffered both acute exposure on the day of the attacks as well as chronic exposure in the aftermath. But while responders automatically qualify for annual health-monitoring exams and treatment through the WTCHP, community members qualify for a one-time health evaluation and can enroll in the health program only after they start showing symptoms for a physical or mental health condition that’s been officially linked to exposure. At present, the program serves more than 100,000 responders and survivors, though the CDC estimates more than 400,000 people were “exposed to toxic contaminants, risks of traumatic injury, and physically and emotionally stressful conditions.”

As director of the Rutgers University WTCHP Clinical Center of Excellence, Dr. Iris Udasin primarily treats responders. She notes little clinical distinction between them and survivors: “I think if you’ve seen elevated diseases in the responders, you’d see the same things in the residents of the community.”

Cancer is the most common recognized condition among survivors. Women make up 47 percent of survivors (and 12 percent of responders) enrolled in the program, according to CDC data, and breast cancer in women is the third-most-prevalent cancer in the program overall. Data is lacking, however, on other female-oriented health problems like uterine cancers and autoimmune diseases, which are more common in women than men. A petition to add uterine and endometrial cancers to the list was rejected in September 2019 for lack of evidence, due to relatively small numbers of women studied. Still, “it was sort of surprising that so many cancers were included, but not uterine,” Reibman says. She supports a new push to get these cancers added, led by New Jersey representative Mikie Sherrill. Inclusion of uterine cancer will be reconsidered at a WTCHP hearing on September 28.

Stephanie Stevens, a spokesperson for the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, which houses the WTCHP, said that if the program administrator decides to add uterine cancers to the list, the change would need to go through the federal rule-making process, including a public comment period. It’s a process that typically takes months to complete. And under the Zadroga Act, the WTCHP does not pay for treatment until a condition is on the list, meaning coverage would not be retroactive.

Sara Director, an attorney at the firm Barasch McGarry, which represents more than 25,000 9/11 responders and survivors, supports the effort. “Certainly, a 9/11 survivor or responder who’s suffering from uterine cancer is frustrated that this cancer is excluded from the ones that have been presumed to be caused by the toxins,” says Director, herself a survivor, having attended New York Law School, located a half-mile north of Ground Zero, at the time. “We urge everyone in the community, that when they go to the [WTCHP], even if their cancer is not one that will qualify them, to make sure that the health care program knows about it.”

Unfortunately, this won’t do much to help women like Emily*, who had a civilian job with the New York Police Department before 9/11. Afterward, she was reassigned to help identify missing people, putting her downtown on the day of the attack and for several months that followed. In fall 2019, Emily, who is postmenopausal, suddenly started bleeding regularly, requiring pads. Soon after, she was diagnosed with endometrial cancer and had surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation to treat it.

Emily is enrolled in the WTCHP as a responder, but at a checkup a few months following her treatment, her doctor told her that the paperwork they’d filed to WTCHP had been rejected, because endometrial cancer wasn’t a recognized 9/11-linked condition, and thus she was ineligible for coverage by the program. Her health insurance doesn’t fully cover her medical expenses, which she says have cost her between $5,000 and $7,000 and counting. She would have paid nothing out of pocket if the condition were recognized. “The reason that my paperwork was denied was [that] there aren’t enough studies, because there weren’t enough women,” she says.

And there’s even less data on women who were children or young adults at the time of the attacks — initial research on 9/11-related health problems reviewed by NIOSH was done on people who were, on average, in their 40s and 50s, Reibman says, leaving yet another knowledge gap for women. “There’s been a deficiency in surveying for a lot of sex-associated issues, and those include issues in terms of reproductive health that we really know little about,” she says.

Nordstrom, now 37, has been diagnosed with asthma, rhinosinusitis, gastroesophageal reflux disease, and PTSD, all WTCHP-covered conditions. While she was able to eventually enroll in the health program, during college she sought care for recurring asthma attacks — and faced skepticism. “I would see doctors who would tell me that there were no health conditions linked to World Trade Center exposure, or that only first responders got sick and so I couldn’t possibly be sick with 9/11-related asthma,” says Nordstrom, the author of Some Kids Left Behind: A Survivor’s Fight for Health Care in the Wake of 9/11. “I was just kind of told that it was in my head or that I should relax.”

Nordstrom — who testified to Congress in June 2019 alongside former Daily Show host Jon Stewart and first responders to fight for federal funding for survivors — says that, for those who can get in, the program is a godsend. But in her view, it doesn’t treat women the same as men, especially women survivors. “Part of the narrative that was necessary in order to get federal funding passed was that this was about heroes, but that left out the 300,000 people that had just been downtown doing whatever because they were told it was safe,” Nordstrom says. “When do women ever get access to a hero narrative? Never.”

* Emily asked to be identified by a pseudonym because she and her doctors plan to appeal her case.

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Lila Nordstrom, Some Kids Left Behind: A Survivor’s Fight for Health Care in the Wake of 9/11

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The 9/11 Blacklist Live Stream~9/11 VCF Bill, Rudy Guiliani, Towers Dest... Loads of Great Debate and Live Chat on the Stream mainly regarding what viewers believed destroyed the Twin Towers...I discussed my latest production The AIR WAS NOT SAFE To Breathe and there is loads more...watch like, Subscribe and comment and support The 9/11 Blacklist with the link to my Paypal account below the video description...YouTube does NOT support fully support my channel...it doesn't recognize it and it does not send out notifications till its too late!

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Lila Nordstrom

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Hi! My name is Mia, and I guess you could say fashion is my thing!

Owner of Able babe vintage bazaar, which specializes in authentic vintage fashion. Boho-chic being a personal favorite, along with bombshell, I had a poll put out to around 8,000 followers on Facebook, to see which trend women loved the most. Boho-chic came ahead in votes, as the favorite in fashion trends! Boho-chic has never been a fashion trend for me, its just my personal style.  I’ve decided to give you an inside guide on how to pull off the look, throughout the seasons!

Photo credit: Chuck Fedler Model: Able Babe- Mia

Boho-chic; is a mixture of personal style, and bohemian-hippie style, like free-flowing skirts, micro minis, knee-high boots. Busy patterns, such as paisley, plaid and geometric designs. Sheer, lacy dresses, paired with wide-brimmed hats, and messy buns.

Here’s a guide for any budget, to bring seasonless, boho-chic into your wardrobe!

  1. Free people

Free People Maxi dress

    2. Anthropology

  Gracie Embroidered Peasant dress

  3. Peter Grimm for NORDSTROM

 Zima felted wool hat

4. Designer SOCOFY for Newchic

SOCOFY Bohemian Splicing Pattern Flat Leather Knee Boots

  5. ModCloth

Miss L Fire The Usual Su-Spectrums Espadrille Wedge

6. MATCHESFASHION.COM

7. Band of Gypsies

Lila Bandana Print Crop Top

  8. etnikabali

Beaded leather bag

  9. Revolve

Luca Hat- Ale by Alessandra

  10. Able Babe Vintage Bazaar

Cherry blossom vintage Kaftan

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11. Soutacherie

Soutache necklace

12. Able Babe Vintage Bazaar

Karla Jordon-Vintage designer tribal style necklace

  13. The Pyramid collection

Boho Soho long Jacket

Vintage fashion is going to be something I write about a lot! So check back by for future posts, and coupon codes to my store, to build your Boho-chic, authentic vintage wardrobe!

                                                                            Stay Rare, Mia

          Seasonless fashion for the Boho-chic babe Hi! My name is Mia, and I guess you could say fashion is my thing!

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Applying lessons from 9/11 to coronavirus pandemic Experts say lessons learned from the September 11 terror attacks can help the U.S. better tackle the coronavirus pandemic. Lila Nordstrom, 9/11 survivor advocate, joined CBSN to discuss some of those lessons and how they can be applied to COVID-19.

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The best (and worst) things to buy in January 2019

What to buy (and not buy) in January 2019 (Photo: Getty Images)

The editors at Yahoo Lifestyle are committed to finding you the best products at the best prices. At times, we may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page.

Happy New Year! You’ve survived the holiday season. And although you might be feeling the shopping hangover, retailers are making it hard to resist a good deal.

With the new year comes big savings in many (but not all) categories. So, what should you buy — and not buy — in January? Below are our tips and shopping picks for putting those gift cards to good use all month long.

Holiday decor

It’s no secret that the period after Christmas is the best time to stock up on marked-down holiday decor. And starting on Jan. 1, you can take advantage of even bigger reductions and clearance pricing on artificial trees, ornaments and fancy wrapping paper.

Christmas Tree w/ Solid Metal Legs (Photo: Walmart)

Shop it: Balsam Hill Berkshire Mountain Fir Prelit Artificial Christmas Tree, $249 (was $499), amazon.com

Best retailers for January holiday decor deals:

Walmart Lowe’s Home Depot Christmas Tree Shops Kmart

Winter Coats and Accessories

32 Degrees Packable Hooded Puffer Coat. (Photo: Macy’s)

Is your favorite parka on its last thread? Or maybe you want to finally splurge on that top-rated packable puffer jacket you’ve wanted all season. Either way, winter coats—plus jackets,  boots and more — get the sale treatment this month.

Shop it: 32 Degrees Packable Hooded Puffer Coat, $50 (was $100), macys.com

Best retailers for January winter clothing deals:

Neiman Marcus Last Call Amazon Macy’s Neiman Marcus Last Call Walmart Kohl’s Nordstrom

Bedding and linens

LC Lauren Conrad Lila Queen Comforter Set. (Photo: Kohl’s)

Historically known as the month for “white sales,” January is the best time of year to buy discounted linens, from sheets to towels. In the 19th century, to boost sales, department stores marked down linens, which at the time were only available in white. Today, you can take advantage of the savings on comforters, sheets, towels and more to spruce up your linen closet. However, steer clear of purchasing a mattress this month, since those sales tend to be reserved for Memorial Day and Labor Day.

Shop it: LC Lauren Conrad Lila Queen Comforter Set, $140 (was $220), kohls.com

Best retailers for January white sales:

Macy’s Hayneedle Serena & Lily Kohl’s Target Kmart

Gym memberships and fitness gear

Black Mountain Products Resistance Band Set. (Photo: Amazon)

If 2019 is the year you kick off your health and fitness journey,  you’ll be pleased to know that gyms and fitness retailers want to help you with that resolution. Expect gyms to waive initiation fees and offer free personal training sessions and discounts on monthly rates.

Not ready to commit to a gym membership or prefer to work out at home? January is the best month to stock up on fitness gear, from dumbbells and running shoes to yoga mats and fitness trackers.

Shop it: Black Mountain Products Resistance Band Set, $17 (was $22), amazon.com

Best retailers for January fitness gear sales:

Amazon Overstock Dick’s Sporting Goods

Travel

Score big savings on flights to big cities, like Miami, during January. (Photo: Getty Images)

January happens to fall in the middle of the travel off-season, which is good news for travelers because there are deals to be had. It’s the perfect time to visit big cities like Paris, New York, Chicago, Barcelona and Miami. Expedia and Booking.com are great for booking flights and hotels together to maximize your savings. This month is also the start of cruise-booking season, so be on the lookout for discounts, free excursions, cabin upgrades and more.

Be ready to dust off your favorite suitcase too, because the only downside to taking advantage of travel savings is that luggage isn’t on sale this time of year.

Best sites for January travel deals:

Booking.com Expedia TravelZoo TripAdvisor Expedia

Electronics and tech

HP Spectre x360 2-in-1 15.6″ 4K Ultra HD Touch-Screen Laptop. (Photo: Best Buy)

If you missed out on Black Friday or Cyber Monday, we have good news. As retailers make space for the latest TVs and laptops coming out in 2019, you can score huge savings on a shiny new laptop or  television just in time for the Super Bowl. Be on the lookout for those Best Buy and Amazon deals sooner rather than later because they go quick.

Shop it: HP Spectre x360 2-in-1 15.6″ 4K Ultra HD Touch-Screen Laptop, $1,280 (was $1,600), bestbuy.com

Best retailers for January electronics and tech sales: B&H Dell Best Buy Amazon

Read more from Yahoo Lifestyle:

You’ll want to cozy up to these stylish space heaters all winter long

Say nope to soap: These eco-friendly laundry eggs wash clothes without detergent

The umbrella that’s stronger than Mother Nature

Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter for nonstop inspiration delivered fresh to your feed, every day.

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I was once again blow away by the generosity and fabulous-ness at Jeffrey Fashion Cares this week! The sold-out event took place at Phipps Plaza in Buckhead where we enjoyed a festive cocktail reception and silent auction followed by a live auction and runway show featuring Jeffrey Kalinsky’s style selections from high-end designers including Celine, Christian Dior, Givenchy, Calvin Klein, Dries Van Noten, Sacai, Saint Laurent Paris, Balenciaga, Christian Louboutin and Manolo Blahnik. The annual fashion forward x philanthropic event was once again hosted by event chairs Lila Hertz, Jeffrey McQuithy and Louise Sams.

Supporting Atlanta Charities for over 25 Years

The 26th anniversary of Jeffrey Fashion Cares once again benefitted Susan G. Komen Greater Atlanta, the Atlanta AIDS Fund (AAF), and the Medical University of South Carolina. Over the course of its history, Jeffrey Fashion Cares has raised more than 15 million dollars for its beneficiaries.

The 2018 Sponsors included: Host of the Night – Phipps Plaza; Toast of the Night – Nordstrom; and Presenting – Blue Sky Agency, eventologie, Jeffrey Atlanta | New York, MAGNUM Co., and The Tavern at Phipps.

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Jeffrey Kalinsky’s Fall Trend Forecast

If there is one bold font message from the Fall 2018 shows, it’s that fashion is forever changing. In a world where both menswear and womenswear are being presented together, brands are evolving from the notion of seasonal collections.

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The expression of femininity came in many different shapes and sizes. From sharp shoulder outerwear, to an array of shine and iridescent colors, Fall 2018 was anything but safe.

Other notable trends on the runways:

Sparkle: Traditional sequins just don’t cut it! Your favorite knits, dresses, and coats have been transformed into exploded novelty items. The whirl of palettes storming down the runway was hard to miss as well as the shimmering jumpsuits.

Oversize: Enormous fashion, anyone? Don’t be afraid to layer up with 2-in-1 pieces or oversized strong shoulder outerwear reminiscent of the 80’s. Designers are delivering exciting collaborations with this trend.

Sports: Go team go! Many designers took to the sports culture, each creating their own athletic inspired merchandise.

Neon: Not afraid of color! Fall 2018 brings you iridescent dresses that can be seen from a mile away. On the runway, there were eye-popping neons (pink, green, and orange) in every type of fabric imaginable, including florescent infused knits.

Leopard: Still goin’ strong.

Plaid: Plaid looked richer than ever this season. Perfect tailoring to strong outerwear, all featuring plaid or plaid prints.

Runway photos by Ben Rose

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Jeffrey Fashion Cares 2018 + Fall Trend Forecast I was once again blow away by the generosity and fabulous-ness at Jeffrey Fashion Cares this week!

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Lila Nordstrom, Some Kids Left Behind: A Survivor’s Fight for Health Care in the Wake of 9/11

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THE LIARS Are Being Exposed!!! THE AIR WAS NOT SAFE TO BREATHE ON 9/11~Pa...   ***MUST SEE***With the 18th Anniversary of Tuesday, September 11th 2001 next month this film I've produced will enlighten you to the realities of what REALLY HAPPENED on 9/11 and the many thousands who have fallen ill and many who have died and who the real perpetrators really are....it is TRULY SHOCKING!

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