1. Lighting  We’ve all heard jokes about changing lightbulbs, but in actual fact, taking the time to ponder your bulbs, could make a big difference to your health; an ionising light bulb is not only energy saving, but also produces negative ions which are thought to help clean the air of dust and bacteria and improve air quality. And daylight bulbs replicate the colour of sunlight which is thought to be beneficial for our mental health and help reduce symptoms of seasonal affective disorder.

This bright white shade of Essie Nail Color is the perfect summer shade and a more vibrant version of pale, linen-like shades. Wearing Blanc is the perfect dose of youth and excitement without being too daring.

Once your lunch is ready to go, you’ll need a box to transport it to work or school without making a mess. Ostrower is a fan of the stainless-steel PlanetBox. “What I love about it is it makes food fun,” she says. “There are a few different ones to choose from depending on how big you want your lunch to be, it looks like a bento box, and it doesn’t leak.” The multiple compartments keep items separate and a round lidded container is included for hummus and other dips.

A great way to help yourself relax and calm your mind after a long day of work, the Healing Solutions essential oil set comes with six oils made with lavender, peppermint, patchouli, tea tree, lemon, and more. Each oil is certified kosher, and you can easily put a few drops of these oils into a diffuser to feel the benefits throughout an entire room.

Partake in this one—as seen on Y/Project, Calvin Klein 205W39NYC, and Maison Margiela runways—if you must, but know most men over 50, from the the country club to the White House, never stopped wearing big, big sad suits.

What happens to the clothes when we’re finished wearing them? We put them in an old drawstring sleeping bag sack that takes up little space when it’s empty and expands nicely to hold dirty clothes for four. When the large sack is full, it’s time to do laundry.

A more eco-friendly alternative to plastic, it’s made from biodegradable bamboo. The look of the canister is stylish too, with a simple, uncluttered design and a sealed bamboo lid to keep contents fresh.

As well as graphics cards PC Partner also manufactures motherboards, mini PCs, flash media products, ATMs and point of sale devices. And the numbers are pretty staggering too – PC Partner alone will produce 400,000 graphics cards each month and, when you see the process each and every one of those has to go through before it reaches our PCs, that number becomes even more impressive.

“My biggest worry is trucks going down during plow season. Every hour counts. If I’m trying to bill $150 an hour, for any hour the truck goes down, I am totally out. The snowstorm only lasts so long; you have to make money when the snow falls,” said DenUyl, a husband and father of three. “And that’s when I’m pushing the hardest — the transmission and the brakes.”

Known as the Breezemont Mansion, this house was built for Cornelius Clarkson Watts (1848-1930), a former attorney general of West Virginia who ran for governor of the state. It is on Watts Hill, in the Edgewood Historic District, and is visible from the highways that run along the Elk River as well as from downtown Charleston. Occupied at one point by an architecture firm, it is zoned for commercial and residential use.

Finns call this ingenious home feature astiankuivauskaappi, which, according to Google Translate, is a compound word meaning dish (astian), dry (kuivaus) and cabinet (kaappi).

Go look at the plastic containers you have in your kitchen. There's a good chance, most of them are opaque. And Glassman said opaque filled containers with food are much more likely to be forgotten about.