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Promonet UK releases new books

Celebrating Literature: Book Fairs and Bestsellers in 2025 The United Kingdom, a land with a rich literary heritage, is a hub for book lovers, with a calendar full of vibrant book fairs celebrating the written word. From the bustling streets of London to the historic cities of Scotland and the charming towns of Wales, these events bring together authors, publishers, and readers in a shared passion for storytelling. The London Book Fair, one of the world's largest, serves as a major international platform, while the Edinburgh International Book Festival transforms Scotland's capital into a literary wonderland. Smaller, regional fairs like the Hay Festival in Wales also play a crucial role, showcasing diverse voices and genres. In 2025, the literary scene continues to thrive, with several books capturing the hearts of British readers. A standout is "The Stolen Crown," a historical fiction novel by rising star Eleanor Vance, which reimagines the ...

Barbershop

MAN FACE'S CARE IN A BARBERSHOP They are places dedicated to the service of haircut and beard exclusive for men and short style for women, which still remain in some countries of the Mediterranean and Latin America where it has not yet been replaced by the unisex beauty salons. The name of barber 'comes from the treatment to the growth of the beard that from the old was made, and is the person in charge of the barber to shave, cut and condition the hair of the customers. A barber today must have a lot of manual precision and count on artist qualities to apply the diverse levels of court so that it obtains an excellent result and the expectations of its clientele, that it usually becomes frequent. Among the functions performed by a barber or hairdresser are: • Give daily maintenance to keep the razors in good condition, this means free of hair and oiled. • Avoid reusing the disposable razors of those that are reusable as those of European import....

Turning the Food Pyramid Upside Down

EAT WITH PYRAMID UPSIDE DOWN Pay special attention to the recommended daily serving of each food group is vital when we set our personal wellness goals portions. Nutrition pyramid has this objective, to show which groups require greater food supply and what should be kept low, for reasons of proven health. Dr. Light was the USDA Director of Dietary Guidance and Nutrition Education Research. She was hired to help develop the nation’s new dietary guidelines for the food pyramid. Dr. Light recommended the base of the pyramid be filled with five to nine servings of fruits and vegetables daily. Grains were recommended at just three to four servings daily, and coming from whole sources. Oils, such as olive oil and flaxseed oil were recommended for consumption at four tablespoons per day. Whereas, sugar was at the tip of the pyramid, the thing least recommended, and it was offered that it to be less than 10% of a person’s daily calories. In the pantry or refrigera...