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The UREVO Space Walk E4W Smart Walking Pad is a remote controlled portable treadmill, offering a 38 x 102cm large track which ...

Outsiders wonder how Phoenix can exist in desert heat with limited water. But it's always adapted as it's grown to become the ...

Jeffrey McHale’s doc-essay extends its gaze from the L. Frank Baum novel published in 1900 through the beloved Judy Garland ...

Pulsetto provides a mild pulsation to the vagus nerve, which runs through the neck and carries information to the central ...

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Lot 73, described as “Three renderings of the Mary Tyler Moore TV Land statue in Minneapolis,” has an estimated value of $200 to $300.

For many in Generation X (those born in the ‘60s and ‘70s), careers began in a tactile world of cassette tapes, pagers, and print magazines thick enough to kill a cockroach.