Posts tagged with "Nicole Salazar"

ILLUSTRATION BY NICOLE SALAZAR FOR USE BY 360 MAGAZINE

The RIMAC NEVERA

RIMAC NEVERA IS THE WORLD’S FASTEST ACCELERATING PRODUCTION CAR While on its way to its American debut at ‘The Quail: A Motorsports Gathering’ in California, the Rimac Nevera made a quick stop at the drag strip at Famoso Raceway. Back in June, it set the unofficial world record for the fastest accelerating production car but […]

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MAD About Jewelry – Virtual Events

Amy Fine Collins, Tiffany Dubin, Lynn Yaeger, and Museum of Arts and Design curator Bryna Pomp are hosting a special series of virtual events with international jewelers EN Jewelry Studio (Malu Byrne and Rick Low), Marie-Hélène de Tailla, and Elie Top. Each style icon is paired with an eminent jeweler in conversation for this series put on by the Museum’s […]

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Why Texting and Driving is So Incredibly Dangerous

Text messaging is arguably one of the most common forms of communication and an excellent alternative to making a phone call. However, texting while you drive is dangerous behavior. Much like making a phone call, eating, drinking, talking to other passengers, or any other form of distracted driving, texting takes your attention off the road, […]

The Puzzling Beauty of Black Pearl Necklaces

Pearls have always been seen as a symbol of class, elegance, and refinement. Although there are many different types of beautiful pearls, one specific type has been the most popular among pearl lovers, due to its rarity and mysterious look. Black pearls deliver a chic and modern look, whether displayed on a necklace or some […]

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Best CBD Cream for Pain

Best CBD Cream for Pain: Top Brands In 2021 In the past years, CBD has been getting much recognition. For now, it’s what many of us call a natural remedy for various health issues. And so, to speak, scientists are trying to find out how CBD works. We can now call it a miracle as […]

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Breaking News Roundup – Week of April 27

A Jewish gathering in Israel resulted in the deaths of 44 people, and the injury of some 150 others. The New York Times estimated that crowd of approximately 100,000 people had been congregating at Mount Meron the night prior to the stampede in celebration of Lag b’Omer. This even had been the first legal huge […]

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The Modern-Day Farmer: Innovation on a 100-Year-Old Farm

By: Matt Billings You could call me a third-generation almond farmer turned “entrepreneurial yogurt innovator;” and those two titles are linked more than you can imagine. I’ve been able to combine my love of the land and our family farm with a drive to innovate and create, adding a whole new branch to our family […]

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SS21 INTERIOR TREND: BEIGE BALANCE

Over the next four weeks, Desenio will be launching its key trends for SS21. This week, Desenio is introducing Beige Balance, a trend that puts warmer hues in the spotlight. Welcome to the new neutrals: here are some tips for bringing the Beige Balance trend to life. ELEGANT RETROSPECTION “We’re seeing a new, elegant take […]

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Blink and You’ll Miss it!

Canadian Ice Hockey  Watch just one professional ice hockey match and we guarantee you will be hooked for life. It’s one of the most exciting and fast-paced sports in the world; with players skating at up to 25mph and a puck flying towards the goal at 100mph, you will understand why you can’t afford to blink! […]

Disenfectant article illustration by Nicole Salazar for 360 MAGAZINE

4 things you must know before spraying that disinfectant

Photos of empty store shelves flooded Facebook and Instagram throughout the pandemic as consumers, desperate to protect themselves and their families, grabbed for any disinfectant in sight. COVID-19 most commonly spreads person-to-person via respiratory droplets. These same droplets land on surfaces and survive for relatively long periods of time. We, in-turn touch these surfaces, and […]