Author: PrimeHub

Every once in a while someone comes along and creates something that should have already existed, but no one else realized it. Hacker/curator Node put together this incredible PDF encyclopedia of 1,000+ maker projects in late 2024. Each piece is rendered in beautifully minimalist linework, equalizing the presentation of builds from hundreds of creators. Although an all-encompassing tome would be impossible, the range is exceptional, covering everything from electronics to furniture to fashion. Though it’d be at home on a coffee table, it’s an e-book for a reason — each image is…

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The beauty industry is emerging at lightning speed. Every business needs to keep its shelves full and margins high to outshine the competitors. Getting wholesale cosmetics products online has replaced physical warehouse trips for the most successful retailers. There has been a massive change in how boutiques manage their supply chains recently. Lower Costs through Digital Sourcing Traditional wholesalers spend a lot on physical showrooms. Online platforms cut these costs and pass those savings to you. You get better rates because they operate with less overhead. Most vendors offer tiered pricing models. Buying in bulk means you pay less per…

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Major U.S. homebuilders are quietly advancing a proposal to develop nearly one million so-called “Trump Homes,” an ambitious private-sector initiative designed to address the nation’s worsening housing affordability crisis. The plan would rely heavily on private investment to finance entry-level housing while offering renters a structured pathway toward eventual homeownership. Although still in early stages, the proposal highlights how builders are exploring new strategies to boost supply while aligning with White House housing priorities.Leading Homebuilders Spearheading the ProposalDepositphotos Photo by LeeSniderLennar Corp. and Taylor Morrison Home Corp. are among the companies involved in shaping the framework for the program, according…

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The Lake District isn’t in the original story. Having lived there yourself, did you already know that you wanted to shoot part of the film there?When we were expanding the story, Ben [Shattuck] and I, originally, he wrote a sequence that was set in the Alps, where Lionel gets lost in a blizzard. But of course, the producers were like, “We cannot afford for him to get lost in the Alps.” So we decided that we wanted to put him somewhere that Ben and I had both either been to or had some memory of. We had both briefly lived…

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We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › Ryobi has built a loyal following by making tools that are affordable, DIY-friendly, and genuinely useful, and right now, The Home Depot has several standout Ryobi picks priced under $50. One of the top deals is the Ryobi Multipurpose Cleaning Kit for $22.97 (was $25.97). This is a handy set of powerful brushes that turns drills and drivers into strong power scrubbers for the quickest cleanup jobs. The list of deals also includes cordless lighting, power screwdrivers, inflators, and small shop…

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Red cardigan and jeans, above Valentine’s Day is coming up, and I’m excited to host a Galentine’s gathering with female friends. Do you have any plans? For dinners out or cozy nights in, I thought I’d share a few comfy, pretty looks, in partnership with J.Crew… Sweet pajamas for cuddling under the covers to watch a funny movie — maybe Palm Springs? Their iconic rollneck sweater comes in eight colors, and I LOVE these cool ruched kitten heels. J.Crew’s denim is so good — one of the first-ever purchases I made with my high school babysitting money was a pair of their straight-leg…

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It’s That Simple is our series about recipes so easy, you can make them with your eyes closed. Think tiny ingredient lists, laid-back techniques, and results so delicious you’ll text home about them.What’s in my fridge right now? I’ll tell you: three almost-empty bottles of red wine that I could not bear to dump, left over from dinner parties, girls’ nights, and miscellaneous cooking projects. There’s not enough to do anything of substance, like a coq au vin or, my favorite, brisket bourguignon. And while I’m a fan of a “blend” when it’s bottled as such, I’m not as sure…

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Green your time of the month, with this ultimate guide to eco-friendly period products – from washable pants to pads, to moon cups, sponges, organic tampons and towels and more. I’d like to talk about something that I feel isn’t talked about enough – periods. And specifically, sustainable period products. Before I begin, I want to make it clear that when it comes to periods (and most aspects of life, to be honest), I’m of the firm belief that you should do whatever works best for you. As such, this post comes with zero judgement if none of the following…

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We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. I never thought much about my yoga mat. For a long time, it was just another prop—something I grabbed on the way out the door, unrolled in class, and barely noticed unless it slipped, smelled strange (repeat after me: spray it down after every use!), or left my knees aching halfway through class. But the longer I’ve committed to my yoga and Pilates practices—and the more my relationship to movement has evolved—the more I’ve realized how much the mat itself shapes the…

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