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POPSBe a Fruity Beauty If you’re eyeing that juicy strawberry or that plump plum, or can’t wait to sink your teeth into the crunchy apple or a slice of luscious watermelon, just think how your skin could be thirsting for these very same fruits!
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POPSFood of the Week: cucumbers A Few Quick Serving Ideas: Use half-inch thick cucumber slices as petite serving "dishes" for chopped vegetable salads. Mix diced cucumbers with sugar snap peas and mint leaves and toss with rice wine vinaigrette. For refreshing cold gazpacho soup that takes five minutes or less to make, simply purée cucumbers, tomatoes, green peppers and onions, then add salt and pepper to taste. Add diced cucumber to tuna fish or chicken salad recipes.
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POPSWatermelon Festival Richmond VA | Carytown Watermelon Festival Watermelon Festival Richmond VA. Carytown Watermelon Festival. Today it's a car full of kids over an embankment and nearly into Deer Creek. Drive safe! 5 days ago; Man seen exiting restroom at Havre de Grace marina with 4-ft boa constrictor around his neck. Seafood festival isnt until next weekend ...
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POPSBoston PD Officer Barrett G-O-N-E, Says Mayor Thomas Menino But city lawyers cited Menino’s former Gotham counterpart, ex-New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who triumphed in court when a cop sued after he was fired for racist behavior. According to reports at the time, Joseph Locurto donned blackface and joined others on the float who hurled watermelon slices at the crowd and re-enacted the brutal murder of James Byrd Jr., a black man dragged to death by white men months earlier. Separately, city lawyers said Barrett’s disciplinary hearing would not be held this week, according to court documents. Barrett’s attorney had raised concerns the cop, who is on paid administrative leave, would be fired for filing the lawsuit.
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POPSMarines March in Scorching Afghanistan Sun July 4
Some 4,000 Marines are moving through southern Helmand to take back Taliban-held territory and pinch the insurgents' supply lines. Bravo Company has seen a lot of walking but up to now little fighting, though other Marines in the operation have had extended battles. So far, the worst danger facing Bravo is the heat. Temperatures are well above 100 degrees (37.8 Celsius), and medics treated several heat casualties Saturday. "When (body) temperature goes up past 104, your brain starts cooking, and that's what we're trying to prevent," said Simon Trujillo, an HM3 Navy Medic from Dallas. The high heat, heavy packs, limited water and three straight days of walking through tough farmland terrain were taking a toll, he said. Several Marines threw up or were dry-heaving from the heat. Three passed out, and other Marines rushed to share the weight and pour water on overheated bodies. "It's pretty taxing on your body. There's no way to prepare for this," said Trujillo.
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