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Company launches art competition for cellphone skins
Company launches art competition for cellphone skins
Have you ever wanted to see your artistic design on everyone's cellphone?
Islandz, the company that has been changing the way we view art locally by bringing it into the realm of everyday objects, has announced a competition to bring fresh designs onto the market and meet their large customer demand.
The company, which began after winning the 2010 Inter-American Development Bank's Opportunities fo...
Young woman struggles with skin disease
Young woman struggles with skin disease
Pauline Alcindor, 21, lost her parents when she was only six years old. Her mother died suddenly and her father was shot to death.
As she grieved 15 years ago, another problem emerged. Painful keloids sprouted from her skin.
Every injury, pimple or scratch led to another lump on her body.
Alcindor told The Nassau Guardian yesterday in an interview that doctors in The Bahamas have told ...
How to lower your risk of skin cancer this summer
How to lower your risk of skin cancer this summer
(ARA) - You've heard it many times before: "Don't forget to wear sunscreen!" But, is there an easier way to keep skin cancer prevention top of mind as summer starts to sizzle?
Dr Michael Kaminer, member of the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS), says, "Get your skin checked annually around the time of your birthday or a favorite holiday. With summer upon us, opt for July 4 or Labo...
Beneath Her Skin: Ravyen Deveaux's Story
Beneath Her Skin: Ravyen Deveaux's Story
By JEFFARAH GIBSON
Tribune Features Writer
A STORY that appeared in The Tribune two weeks ago titled "Fundraiser For Bereaved Girl With Skin Disorder, would kindle a wave of sadness and a deep sense of empathy for eight year old Rayvn Deveaux.
At eight years old, how does one cope with having a serious skin disorder, being unable to see, and dealing with the death of your mother? Well, as unfo...
Fundraiser for bereaved girl with skin disorder
Fundraiser for bereaved girl with skin disorder
By MEGAN REYNOLDS
Tribune Staff Reporter
mreynolds@tribunemedia.net
A FAMILY fair and fundraiser at Arawak Cay tomorrow will help cover more than $1 million in medical bills for a child recovering from a deadly skin disorder who lost her mother to breast cancer last month.
Ravyn Deveaux, eight, returned home in February following ten weeks of treatment and two surgeries at the Joe DiMaggio Chi...
The Orange Veggie That Smoothes Skin
The Orange Veggie That Smoothes Skin
Next time you shop for skin care products, make your way to the produce aisle and pick up some squash. Butternut would be ideal. No, you don't rub it on your face. The veggie works from the inside out.
Later Up With Sunscreen and Protect Your Skin
Later Up With Sunscreen and Protect Your Skin
Summer is here and so is the chance for sunburn! It is important to apply sunscreen whenever you are out in the sun. Sunscreen helps protect your skin from harmful UV rays, which can damage the skin and lead to skin cancer.
Bahamian Heritage Will Be Celebrated at Miami Marlins Game on June 12, 2021
Bahamians throughout Florida, the wider USA and The Bahamas are encouraged to bring their goatskin drums and flags, to a special Bahamian Heritage celebratory game with the Miami Marlins on Saturday, June 12, 2021 at 4:10 p.m. at loanDepot Park in Miami, Florida.
The baseball game in which the Miami Marlins will take on the Atlanta Braves is expected to celebrate the rich heritage and culture ...
Steven Johnson Syndrome, its next victim could be you!
Dear Editor,
My name is BELIEVE and I live with Stephen Johnson Syndrome - S.J.S and it's DEADLY!
Imagine someone constantly pouring rubbing alcohol on an open wound!
Your skin constantly on fire! Repeatedly pealing the scab off of a fresh
wound! Well, meet my life long partner Steven Johnson Syndrome
(S.J.S)
In life we often tend to take everyday things for
granted! The simplic...
First Ever Femminar to hit the Bahamas Celebrates the Beauty of Being a Woman
Viva La Bella Femminar is getting ready to host their debut event October 20-22, 2011 at the Sheraton Nassau Beach Resort. This event is about building up the whole woman, not just the entrepreneur. It's about acknowledging some of our flaws as a gender, and recognizing that our beauty is not skin deep as we've been told.