The Brown/Howard art tour

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The exhibition touring Jesse Howard & Roger Brown was held on August 5, through September 23, 2005 at the H&R Block Artspace at the Kansas City Art Institute, and October 14, through November 18, 2005 at the Betty Rymer Gallery at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, capturing the remarkable spirit of vulnerable American artists. It comprises a series of tableaux, exhibit features of single paintings by Brown, conveying a topic or theme paired with installations of signs and objects.

Kansas, Exhibitions, Criticism and interpretation, Landscape painting, Howard, Jesse, Brown, Roger

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New cotton clothes are healthier

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New cotton fabrics have been developed that have built-in pesticide detoxifiers or that are wrinkle-free without the use of formaldehyde. The pesticide-resistant fabrics have grafted hydantoin, which degrades carbamate pesticides. The wrinkle-free cotton uses a combination of maleic and citric acids.

Health aspects, Cotton fabrics

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Tooth or consequences

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Researchers found out that brushing forcefully can damage the gums and the exposed roots of the teeth. A brush should be handled like a pen employing short and circular motions. A soft-bristled brush should be used.

Usage, Toothbrushes

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