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That is how Organic Pharmacy came about in 2002. A serene white space on King's Road, the shop dispenses remedies for everything from colds to ringworm to dry skin. In addition to offering the traditional pharmacy service she grew up with, Marrone began mixing special potions for customers, who would then rave about their skin. Her carrot-butter cleanser and double rose rejuvenating cream became so popular that Marrone had to open a factory to keep up with the growing demand...
...demonstrate that his talk is not mere lip service. The Israeli people no longer trust Arab leaders at their word; they must prove their credibility and desire for peace through their deeds. By taking the political and personal risk of flying to Jerusalem, Assad will have taken the road less traveled. Going to “the ends of the Earth,” as Sadat did three decades ago, will convince the world that he is willing to take the difficult steps necessary for peace...
...travels to Hanover on Nov. 28 for a match against Dartmouth. HARVARD 7, WILLIAMS 2 Despite having to forfeit the top spot on account of injury, the Crimson stepped up to deliver a dominating performance with a 7-2 victory over Williams to complete the weekend sweep on the road. Harvard was paced by sweeps at its No. 3 through No. 8 positions. Freshman June Tiong, playing at the No. 1 position, retired with an ankle injury midway through her match. According to coach Satinder Bajwa, she should be back after a week’s rest...
...Bajwa said. “Since we lost so many good players, the whole team feels that they need to train and perform and work better together.” HARVARD 8, BROWN 1 In the season opener, the Crimson won in decisive fashion, beating the Bears on the road. Harvard dominated five matches in straight games, dispelling any doubt about the quality of players and the new leadership. “We certainly have a different team this season,” said sophomore Colin West, who won at the No. 1 position...
...maybe the American Idol-izing of it. Amateurs are free to mix it up with big corporations and research universities. MIT was among the 35 competitors, but so was Team Gray Racing, a Louisiana troupe started by insurance-company executives after they heard about the first DARPA road race. "They said, 'We've got some good tech people--why don't we do this?'" says a Team Gray member. And DARPA isn't the only government outfit working this way. NASA lists seven competitions on its website, including the Astronaut Glove Challenge. Get sewing...