Health experts said the figures were "worrying" but children still had time to adopt a healthier lifestyle. The heights and … In contrast, in the more affluent areas of Monmouthshire and the Vale of Glamorgan, the figures were 22% and 25 …

On the other end of the price scale, Quality Seekers don't buy tech very often but are prepared to pay for quality items. They tend to be older and more affluent and actively seek guidance and demonstrations before making any purchases. This group …

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The report comes just after news that General Motors scrapped plans for an über-high-end luxury sedan, which we've learned to be internally code-named “O1LL.” While the Omega-based O1LL, which was expected to call the Bentley Continental Flying Spurr a …

As for her ensemble, RiRi opted for a sheer white sweater dress and tons of Chanel fine jewelry—but she definitely opted to leave her bra at home, revealing her massive tattoo of the Goddess Isis, which she got in honor of her grandmother Dolly who …

For instance, expensive items such as your camcorder, laptop computer or jewelry may be covered by your homeowner's insurance should they be stolen while you are traveling. … It is important to read the fine print. 2. Emergency Medical Evacuation. If …

PALMETTO — Rachael McClelland handled the fishing lure like it was a piece of fine old jewelry: an antique Pflueger Phantom Minnow Lure made in the 1800s. "Amazing how fishing has evolved over time," said the 16-year-old angler and volunteer at the …

Jarvis said the outcome of the changes may seem like a double-edged sword, positive because “it gives the area an opportunity to be on the map and re-establish Ludington on the national level of fine arts events,” but negative to some because fewer …